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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1931
Page
4
Garret Garet argues that industrialist selfishness fuels public discontent as manufacturing costs fell for seven years before a slump and savings were not passed to consumers. He warns big business must share benefits with labor to avert communism and preserve liberty and happiness.
The piece notes US per capita wealth of 2977 dollars and South Dakota at 4964 dollars per person. It cites Northwest Ben-corporation showing 1930 SD business failures fell to 47, below the ten-year average of 63, supporting relative prosperity despite national concerns.
Time labeled progressives prima donnas and the Omaha World Herald notes the Washington insurgents lack a unified program. Norris Brookhart and Borah show divergent aims, yet oppose the governing party. After sessions they appoint commissions to hide their division. They are individualists not in agreement.
Authorities in Kansas City urge drivers to consider speed's role in crashes as reports show twenty nine incidents prompting caution and potential enforcement focus.
A unsigned column laments speed related fatalities and argues for federal manufacture limits on cars. It contrasts weak state laws with the need to curb speeding at the source. The piece shifts to weather and praises Gov Green for reappointing George Philip to the cement commission, noting Philip's trusted service.
The editorial argues highway bonds, funded by gasoline and motor taxes, will finance paving in Minnesota without burdening property taxes. It claims motorists gain via reduced wear and time saved, and notes rising vehicle use demands rapid paving to create jobs and boost statewide conditions.
El Paso papers report vague whispers that King George may dub Charlie Chaplin a knight. The piece notes Chaplin’s silent era mastery and City Lights impact, comparing prior knighthoods to stars like Irving and Melba, and mentions Campbell’s late title as context.
European farmers and 82 national associations from 27 countries plan a Prague congress June 5 to 8 to discuss coordinating production to balance supply and demand. The U S Department of Agriculture is asked to remind scientists and readers of the event and to suggest travelers include Prague on their itineraries.
Wes sington Boy Scouts held a court of honor Wednesday evening presenting a new charter to the troop. About 14 parents and 19 Scouts attended as Fred C. Eggers area executive led the ceremony with a candle-illumined demonstration and 12 tenderfoot pledges. Several scouts received tenderfoot and second class badges while others prepared for first class review. the event concluded with the Scout laws recited and the court adjourned.
Kingsbury Toy Band prepares for a county chorus event at Lake Preston on April 1. Mavis Paterson reports a special practice at Wayside School with teachers from three schools and visiting director Mrs Scofield. Delegates to the De Smet county convention will be chosen.
Twenty seven girls attended a Sacajawea troop meeting led by Mrs. Calvat and Mrs. C. E. Wright. Patrols issued reports on bird houses, nature study, and health in the community. Four girls earned tenderfoot pins, Katherine Saylor, Ruth Keiland, and Joyce Anderson received the first class badge as the troop elected a reporter and held games before adjournment.
A Valley school group narrates wind damage to a basketball stand and how local helper Mr May repaired it. George Schwartz recalls the loss of fun and the boys moving the stands themselves to avoid lifting. The text notes plans for a school team and outdoor play near the schoolhouse grove in Headie county.
Girl Scouts observe Conservation week from March 29 to April 4 and emphasize trees as vital to soil, shade, fuel, food, and habitat. The article notes tree care, propagation, grafting, seed collection, and public tree plantings as key actions, highlighting reforestation as part of camp programs and their yearly contribution to forests.
Osman Lyman recalls discovering a suspected Indian grave in Valley County near Beadle. He plans to dig after thawing, noting a stone ring and tools like arrow heads and tomahawks once buried there. He hopes others learn to recognize such graves from the mound and stones.
Local leaders of a 4 H club discussed expanding a revolving loan fund to assist members with college costs next year. Members were urged to contribute small amounts from cash winnings or odd cents and keep loans repayable to sustain the fund.
In a reader’s reply to a Sioux City Tribune editorial, Mike Stevens argues against compulsory TB testing as a packer graft, claiming diseased meat is sold and farmers are blamed. He contends inspectors exist to monitor packing plants, notes past county testing disputes, and urges balanced coverage rather than print avoidance.
John T. McCullen of Miller and Mrs. C. A. Blake with Marian travel to Wesl ington and visit relatives. Irma Wyant of Everett marries Ira M. West of Enumclaw at Seattle pastor’s home. couple to live in Enumclaw. New Smith Jewelry planned on Dakota avenue by William C. Smith from Westport Nebraska. F. C. Magruder reports irrigation progress at Belle Fourche with 1 000 acres stored daily and 80 000 acres water availability expected.
Dairy club leaders will attend conferences at convenient points in May. Gets Heebink and Ap troth of the American Jersey Cattle club will consult on reasons. County agent provides place and time details for Watertown Huron and Madison locations in May.
A state club leader H M Jones says a G H club member coordinates efforts for the benefit of the Tia club organization throughout the year, emphasizing steady dedication and coordination.
The state board of regents approved operating seven schools with a 243000 cut in funding and plans to reduce staff while increasing tuition for arts and bachelor degree programs. Medicine and agriculture courses at certain colleges remain unchanged. The action affects the University of South Dakota and several normal schools, with administration changes and debate over attendance and revenue.
Washington concert pianist Helen Corbin Hein set to guest on two coast broadcasts in April marking her season debut as a network entertainer. Programs include WEAF birthday party and WABC with the Roward Barlow Symphony Orchestra. Other NBC CBS schedules and Soviet? No.
In Vermillion on March 3 Dorothy Nelson and Marie Millette will represent the University high school in the sub division music contest at Konda. Nelson enters the soprano division on March 31 and Millette the alto. Both were urged to enter after Bret placed in the elimination contest at the University high school recency.
Paymor of 1,400,786.32 in compensation loans for World War II veterans announced by the local Veterans Bureau office. Nearly 400 dollars paid out last week. Applications pending locally for about loans and more assistance.
Elementary pupils competed in a Friday afternoon speech contest at Yale Community Church. Winners included Pi lis Kellogg Banner School for primary grades and Geraldine Boste Yale for intermediate. Ralph Ulrich Foster placed in the same group. Judges were Mire H Garry Mr. Glen Foote and Mrs. Ray Seeman.
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