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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
4
The death of Richard O Richards marks the passing of a bold South Dakota figure who championed the Richards primary law for two decades. He staged three public campaigns, faced strong opposition, and influenced debate beyond the state while remaining true to his direct democracy ideals.
A Sioux Falls editorial and the Mitchell Republican push for May 20 nominate Gladys Pyle for governor. They cite her vote getting record and broad appeal across genders, noting no strong opposition and wide recognition from secretary of state duties and automobile titles in South Dakota.
The article argues Miss Gladys Pyle will secure the Republican nomination for governor despite opposition from traditionalists. It notes her record as secretary of state, broad support in the primary, and her strong statewide appeal. Politicians meeting in Pierre are urged to endorse her candidacy now.
A call for swift Senate consideration of the London naval pact stresses its aim for peace and international goodwill. President Hoover supports early review, while Senator Borah is urged to set aside opposition. The piece notes Huron College’s rising Presbyterian enrollment amid church college declines.
The Des Moines Register notes Mrs. McCormick spent 752572 of her own funds on a senate nomination campaign, dwarfing Senator Deneen’s 24493. The piece argues rising campaign costs favor the rich, challenging the democratic ideal and prompting calls for state limits on nomination spending.
Dixie Dugan travels to Hollywood to sign a contract with Buelow, but he is fired leaving her to star in her own lead role under Jimmy Doyle. The performance features Alice White and Ford Sterling with notable Technicolor sequences and sharp, satirical moments.
Miner county 4 H club members will attend two Lake Madison camps during the weeks of June 8 to 11 and June 15 to 18. L A Eberlein and Miss Georgia Rae Easton will lead sessions with a staff of assistants. Participants will stay at Grandview hotel and Lake Shore cottages and take part in demonstrations, games, and livestock and food projects.
Beadle county baby workers weigh in on May 26 and 27 as announced by county agent R A Cage. Club members will be told the weighing time and place later. Final enrollment for the baby pork club is May 3. interested youths should contact their local club leader or county agent.
The Wessington High Reserves held a year end meeting with Maxine Mitchell reporting. Mervie Peterson led roll call and business reports as plans were made to attend the Reserve camp at Lake Byron on June 12. A short program preceded decisions on securing camp participation later in the month.
A. Crossman leader of the Sewey Pig club spoke at the Leo More house meeting on Thursday about improving pig rations. He noted a pig needs a daily ration balance and digestibility with other feeds. Lunch followed after the business session. DAIRY CLUB MEETS
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