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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
4
The state aims to attract summer home builders by offering incentives and funding, noting past efforts and significant spending to stimulate investment. Officials urge prioritizing opportunities to engage developers and capitalize on the potential market.
A fragmented listing shows eight ten minute slots for radio programs on stations KGA KEX KYA KMTR KDYL KUZ with titles like Great American Appleburga Over Land and Sea Orches tra Metro and Cosmos Novelties and Golden Gate Gypsies Hour. The text reads like a station lineup with times 8 10 30 10 00 11 00 and 1 00 am and includes minor typographical errors.
Charles E. Hughes spoke in London on his way to the World Court session, urging restraint rather than curb on press films and humor. He warned distortions by publications on both sides of the Atlantic, noted films pose a false view of American life, and urged governmental attention to sift hurtful content. He argued for friendship and noted humor should respect law to avoid international ill will.
The News dispatch notes 300 Iowans bought sites for summer homes in Hubbard county Minnesota near Park Rapids amid abundant lakes and Itasca park. It urges South Dakota to attract regional lake tourists and investors by promoting eastern and northeastern lakes and resort communities.
The state pursues oil prospects at Standing Butte near Pierre and Kadoka with private projects and stock subscriptions, while Fall River county eyes multiple drill sites. Creameries in Alpena spur butterfat growth as the town struggles to fill a vacant peace officer role.
The remark that he does not expect to go back into politics prompts speculation about its meaning and whether it refers to his famous Rapid City pledge. Analysts weigh implications for Coolidge's public future and party dynamics.
Central standard time programs listed for WEAF and Chicago stations with dense station crossovers. It notes concert orchestras, dance hours, and roving programs, detailing partner stations and time blocks across multiple markets and networks. The schedule includes WGN WLS WBBM WGN and many others, mapping hours from 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM local time and noting specialty programs, operas, and dance orchestras.
Fargo Forum argues Congress and President Hoover clash over farm relief. Senate and House Ways and Means defy the president while pursuing political gains. The tariff debate widens, risking delay in farm aid, with Northwest farmers pressing for agricultural gains and Eastern states seeking industry benefits. The piece cautions the farmer to watch Washington, as the year 1930 approaches.
Forty items describe residents William Ritschlag and Marold Lund heading to Chicago with a Watertown stop planned, Mrs. York, Mrs. Smith visiting Minneapolis, Mrs. Potter returning from Redfield, Jerry Stewart back from Los Angeles, and numerous local movements. A college chapel recital by Jane Mather and Mrs. Fairbank drew crowd. A house near the Royal hotel is being moved to Nebraska street, August Tams to build a two story furniture store. Holeredge and Sadie Holdredge, guests of Mrs. Paul Paulson, depart for Ames, Iowa.
Nine students will be graduated by Ree Heights high school this year. They are Zelda Willet Roy Danielson JSyaon Vivant Maybelle Arbogast Edward Neiland Kermit Payne Alma Nicholas Kenneth Freeman Byron Thompson The senior close play Apple Sauce will be given Thursday night The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered Sunday morning by Rev W H Thrall.
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