Huron Leads State Population Growth in Ten Years
The article notes Huron shows the highest percentage gain among eastern South Dakota cities over the 1920 to 1930 census period. Huron adds 2,442 residents to reach 10,744 amid earlier counts that included Morningside. Aberdeen and Watertown grew by 1,800 and 851 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Yankton
Aberdeen
Watertown
Morningside
Lake City
George W. Hill
Beadle County
Huron Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Judges, Policy Shifts in Supreme Court Examined
Thomas Reed Powell analyzes 130 Taft era Supreme Court decisions and argues had the court aligned with public social outlook. He predicts Chief Justice Hughes may drift toward liberal stances, aligning more with Holmes Brandeis and Stone than Taft. The study highlights anti government, anti labor tendencies and cautious change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reed Powell
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Hughes
Howell
Borah
Norris
Holmes
Brandeis
Stone
Railroads Deepen Study of Truck Transportation
Railroads conduct a thorough review of truck transport, with persistent rumors suggesting it may soon become a major area of policy and investment as carriers explore new logistics options.
Railroads, trucks and inland waterways shape regional transport
The piece notes a shift toward motor trucks for short hauls with rail lines selling bus routes to North Western and Union Pacific. It highlights North Western projects in Sioux Falls and Rapid City and discusses potential cost reductions and river development, including Hoover era inland waterways plans and engineering work from Omaha to Yankton. The editorial closing reflects on politics and editorial viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago and North- Western
Union Pacific
North Western
Rapid City
Missouri River
South Dakota
Hoover
Omaha
Yankton
Casein Tariff Stand Sparks Wisconsin Debate in Press
The La Follette and Blaine push for an eight-cent casein tariff is challenged by Wisconsin daily interests who insist a five and one half cent rate fails to protect dairy farmers. They cite Congressional Record votes by Grundy Bingham and Watson and question the stance of the Wisconsin senators on higher dairy protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caseln
la Crosse
Wis
Tribune and Leader-Press
Robert M. LaFollette
John J. Blaine
Congress
Argentina
New York
la Follette
Blaine
Grundy
Bingham
Watson
Congressional Record
Dan‘y
Wisconsin
John Blaine
Casein
LaFollette
Pocket Power and the Rise of Small Scale Energy Tools
The article explores humanity’s control of energy from gas motors and rocket tech to wind, water, sun, and even biological power. Maggots are described as antiseptic helpers for surgery, while larger machines may fade as compact living tech evolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitaga Tribune
Germany
Herr Valier
Mr. Insull
Herr Heyland
West
South America
W. S. Baer
Cash On Hand Urges Banks To Limit Cash In Hand
South Dakota bankers are urged to carry minimal cash to curb robberies. George A. Starling of the South Dakota Banking association cites safety for stores stations cafes and homes. He argues bandits target easy profits and that reducing cash reduces loot. The piece also covers immigration bills debated in Congress and selective admission as a national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
George A. Starling
South Dakota Banking Association
Jess
Congress
Allen
Kansas
Western Hemisphere
Abeald
Canada
Mexico
Itowovde
United States
Northwest
Brookings Re
Notes on Strange Occupations and Unusual Tales
A quirky reminiscence about publishable oddities in a small town, reflecting on storytelling, language, and the oddball rabbit nest item. It recounts anecdotes from encounters with a course salesman, a jewel heist tale, and a college professor’s commentary, highlighting public fascination with strange stories and the cyclical nature of urban legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Many Hap py Returns in a Quotation Parade
A garbled note lists names and playful quirks of a column’s readers and contributors. It references a Wisconsin author and asks readers to classify a term for a horoscope feature. The text mentions Edison and rubber substitutes in a fragmented newspaper item.
Huron Leaders Attend Aberdeen Girl Scout Conference
Huron troop L chairman Mrs. J A Johnson and community chair Mrs. R B Cane head to Aberdeen for a regional Girl Scout conference. National educators and Girl Scout executives will speak as sessions cover training, budgeting, and regional organization with various workshops and a Thursday banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Johnson
Huron Girt Scouts
R. B. Cane
Aberdeen
Hiwatha
Stout
Johnson
Alonzo Ward
Aberdeen Girl Scouts
Harold Webb
Aberdeen Council
Matherine Abbott
Agnes Leahy
A. C. Weiss
David Allen Anderson
Emlia Thoorsell
Thoorsell
Huron
South Dakota
J. H. McKeever
Howard Sargent
Fred Buck
E. Bovey
N. F. Banfield
George Patrick
E. J. ‘Turner
Aberdeen Country Club
Rouneil
Actel
Emeljin Thoorsell
Northern State Teachers College
Edith Conant
Colfege
Marjorie F Puddington
Mabel ‘Beebe
Polly Prim Girls Schedule Bake Sale and Play
Polly Prim Sewing club of Spink county plans a bake sale at LaDelle on May 10 and a theater event titled How a Woman Keeps a Secret to fund trips for members to club camp in Huron Ruth Hill and Ruth Osborn will handle sales Proceeds support travel and club activities Altan Bellerskey notes the plan A May 3 meeting at Ruth Osborn’s home featured jokes sew patterns and a readings program with three visitors and light refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Prim Sewing Club
Spink County
LaDelle
Club Caiun
Huron
Ruth Hill
Ethel Kitterman
Ruth Osborn
Chib Can
Altan Béllerskey
Polly Perm
Chih
Bath
Hill
Alta Boller
Avlunich
Ruth Parkhurst Outlines Value of Girls Club Work
Ruth Parkhurst describes 4H club work for boys and girls, noting it teaches youth in the plastic state, guides them through agriculture and home making, and uses exhibits fairs and camps to foster leadership, citizenship, and cooperative skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Parkhurst
Lee's Hustiers Potato Club
Huron Boy Scouts to Attend Camp DaKoTah
Lyle Barton presented a personal health merit badge at Huron Troop 3 meeting held at the Methodist church. Harold Jacobsen and Woodrow Gregory passed second class First Aid tests. The group plans to attend Scout camp June 15 at Camp DaKoTah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Camp
DaKoTah
Lyle Barton
Huron Boy Scouts
Methodist Church
Harold Jacobsen
Woodrow Gregory Bassel
Camp DakieTah
Harold Carlson
Scout
Iroquois Junior Sunshine 4-H Club Charter Presented
The Iroquois junior 4-H group met at Mrs. Meyerday's home on May 3. A lead pin was given to each girl and the club charter was presented by Mrs. Meyer, with plans for the next meeting at her home on May 24. Dorothy Brandup is club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Sunshine
20 Years Ago In Huron Aventuring Local Notes
William Campbell, Pinestone Electric manager, returns to Huron after visiting parents. A. L. Kinkead departs for Sioux City on business. Miss Jeanette Hendrickson moves from Logue area after a brief stay. Mrs. W. H. Palmer of Buffalo New York visits cousin George Hebron. DLT club plans a new gentler party hosted by Miss Ethel Kinkead, promising unique entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Pinestone Electric Company
A. L. Kinkead
Sioux City
Jeanette Hendrickson
Logue
Busi~ Hess
W. H. Palmer
Buffalo
George Hebron
Ethel Kinke
Balor
Miss Kinkead
Sistas Polls Serum Company Incorporation Report
Article details inked in Pierre on May 7 4 showing incorporation terms with state officials. Directors listed include F Ball and F B Ball. company location Sioux Cabii Chicano. Notes indicate the new firm dissolves previous concern bearing same name and outlines manufacture of serums.
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Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tememy
Cuse-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Sioux City Journal
Sears Roebuck
Bret
Sant
Simon Axel and
Mabry Roszelle
Irving B. Crawford
Tohn J. Pappas
Carl M. Thurston
Chas. A. Riggle
See
A. A. Chamberlain
Darlington
Munden
Edison
Central South Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
S. E. Turner
Educational Committee
Jean Spiers Helgesor
F. E. Stutz
Norvin Oorum
Ralla Chaffee
Alfred Juhre
Marjorie Paddington
Gail Nesom
Teounklio Behm
J. D. Nutting
Value Girls
Mexico City
Wesc
Telegraphy Delcon Association
Marvin Hughitt
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