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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1930
Page
4
A call urges all eligible voters to go to the polls on Tuesday to uphold good government. The piece warns that neglecting to vote lets individuals with ulterior aims win office, causing debt, mismanagement, and a national mockery. It stresses citizen involvement as the remedy.
The piece questions Senator McMaster’s competence and responsibility for a $47,000,000 rural credit department during his governorship. It notes repeated examinations, an appointee’s oath, and calls for accountability while contrasting McMaster’s defense with his stance on the power trust and coalition politics.
Rev Charles Rutherford, a Baptist missionary in India for 23 years, warned at the Central Baptist association annual meeting that India cannot yet govern itself due to 129 native states and disorganized conditions, and that British withdrawal would worsen foreigners’ views on the matter.
The Rev. Mr. Rutherford, recounting India’s struggle, says Gandhi’s followers are a small portion of 330 million people and predicts major obstacles to independence. He notes Hindu majority, 2000 sub-divisions, and 60 million untouchables, who resist Gandhi’s campaign, who failed to lift caste lines. He cites Katherine Mayn’s Mother India as a realistic portrayal.
Julius Bacon will assume business management of the Watertown Public Opinion after purchasing a substantial stake. He previously published the Grand Forks Herald, turning it into a leading paper, and is related to Way by marriage. The fate of longtime business manager A. J. Albrook remains uncertain.
Minneapolis Journal reports the Cuban sugar pool dissolved after producers voted against it. The plan aimed to harness tariff differences and a selling monopoly to raise prices, but storage costs and market realities left prices lower by about 25 percent since inception. The piece notes similar failed attempts in other commodities and argues tariffs within domestic markets remain the effective price lever.
A long editorial contrasts spending on education with military costs, urging more funding for schools and less for war. It criticizes Senator McMaster’s campaign rhetoric while noting government salaries during campaigning, urging diplomacy and peace.
A mixed cinema page critiques Under a Texas Moon to Tuesday, praising its color photography but deriding Frank Fay’s lackluster performance and story. The piece mentions cast members Raquel Torres and Merna Loy, withOui, and notes the audience raised funds for aged performers at the New York venue.
Earl Simantel of Wolsey rises as local leader of Beadle County Kiwanis Dairy Calf Club. A long 4-H career since 1928 includes dairy judging awards, state fair placings, and trips. He now feeds three Hereford baby beeves and chairs the Beadle County 4-H club council.
A questionnaire based contest at Huron High School will name the 12 most popular students from the junior department store section. Judges will be the school publication team with secrecy on nominees.
Angus Saunders and Gale B. Srniuli present campaign statements to voters. Saunders cites law enforcement experience and Beadle County ties, while Srniuli criticizes current administration’s handling of state lands and county finances, urging honest, efficient leadership if elected.
Mitchell May 5 The Juniors of Dakota Wesleyan University hosted the Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior banquet held Tuesday evening April 29 at 6 30 in the Masonic Temple. Decorations featured pastel colors a large Maypole and a sole table. The program crowned a May Queen Delores Dunbar with attendants from Mitchell Arbutus and Yellowrose and others from Presidio Grassy Buttes Mattoon and Kidder. Freshman girls served the banquet while faculty guests included President and Mrs Roadman and several deans and staff members.
The Clyde Progressive Sewing club met at Otto Meyers home Wednesday afternoon April 20. After singing, club leader Mes. G Goranson presented the sewing lesson. A lunch was served after the business session and kittenball was the diversion during the social hour.
Special report from Tulare states the entire Tulare school faculty has been reelected for the next year with HL Brugger continuing as superintendent. The vote affirms ongoing leadership at the district.
Mrs E Davis travels to River Falls Wisconsin after a telegram reports her brother’s serious injury. Jennie Telmie leaves for Minneapolis after visiting her parents. Architect C W Kuehn completed plans for a new home by Myers contractor. Mr and Mrs R B Van Horn visit Pierre. A marriage license issued to Ben E Moltz and Marie E Gascoigne of Broadland. F E Donegan arrives from Pierre to assume duties here. E C Glazier leaves for Hot Springs. Monte F Appelsor named to deliver Wisconsin class day oration at Madison. Mrs John Burke and Stella return from Chicago. J Z Pasek hospitalised, to remain home for days.
Leaves Huron at 2 45 p.m. connects with northbound trains at Wolsey 3 38 p.m. Arrives Pierre 7 00 p.m. Pierre departure 6 30 a.m. connects with southbound train out of Wolsey 10 26 a.m. and arrives Huron 10 45 a.m.
An advertisement touts MELLOGLO Face Powder as a beauty aid that makes skin look years younger. It claims the powder is government-approved, prevents pastiness flakiness and irritation, uses a French process for smooth spread and pore minimization, and reduces shine by lasting longer.
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