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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
4
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Fragmentary note describes pedestrians forced to detour around walls or walk through mud in bad weather and mentions missing walkways. Context unclear and no identifiable people or organizations.
General Beadle appointed surveyor general and arrived in Yankton. 1888 Pampus led double headed democratic territorial convention at Watertown. 1912 Hill City excited over a strike with an assay reportedly 40.00 dollars per pound.
The piece condemns Chicago groups urging boycotts of wet newspapers and advertisers while defending lawful action. It argues that refusing to support lawbreaking or urging nonenforcement undermines order and public interest. It cautions against rewarding disobedience and urges lawful means to oppose laws.
A South Dakota political row centers on Senator McMaster and Missouri river development for transport and power. The Sioux Falls Argus Leader and Lusk Mitchell papers accuse him of political maneuvering while Evening Huronite argues the senator supports practical progress, noting election timelines and regional stakes. Local towns like Belle Fourche and Mid west push for paved streets as river plans move forward.
The Eagle Scouts, the highest honor in scouting, are praised for ambition and hard work shown by Sherman and Milo Youel. Editorial notes that Eagle Scouts embody duty, perseverance, and service, illustrating worthy citizenship and the path from merit to merit in scouting values.
A critic cites the Leviathan and ten other passenger ships as examples of government inefficiency. After private management, 800 jobs were slated for elimination and at least 100 crew members on the Leviathan could be removed without harming efficiency, with proportional cuts on other crews.
Press notes announce Nankton and Dakotan Regular will inaugurate regular air service between Huron and the Black Hills with connections to Northwestern trains. Service starts May 1 with eastbound trains delayed, rapid city departures daily at 1 30 p m. The program aims to connect Huron Rapid City Watertown and other South Dakota cities with feeder routes. The piece also weighs municipal electric power issues in Woonsocket and questions the value of power trusts versus large electric companies.
A reader letter warns about crossbred fowl and hollow town dogs while proposing a fictional creature and urges readers to contact a fictitious firm. Prohibition is credited with boosting home building and loan associations as families buy homes, lawns, garages, and use more labor-saving devices. A Huronian.
Tuesday saw visits and business trips by residents including Leonard Small to Cavour and George Kerr to Miller. Hattie Milan of Wessington and Mrs George Mahaffy of Broadland visited Huron. Mert Knowlton buys a Water glass front for remodeling at the old Alford jewelry store. Kiron boat club expands from two to ten members with Al Ritschlag president and A A Blaine secretary. Huron seeks more sidewalks.
Attendees from seven states join the fifth annual Midwestern Tuberculosis conference to discuss bovine tuberculosis eradication. Dr. Charles B. Mayo will speak on transmissibility from cattle to humans, with estimates of farm losses and human risk from tainted milk.
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