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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1929
Page
4
A notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and republish all AP news dispatches credited or not and that local news in the paper is included under this entitlement.
A fragmented local schedule lists events with times 6:15 Farmer Rush Chain 10:00 Musical Checkerboard and 10:30 Mike and Herman Studio. The legibility is limited but indicates a community program with varied activities and a performance likely by Li, DX Air Vaudewlie.
May 22 1832 George Catlin the artist arrives at Fort Pierre. The entry also notes early events from 1843 involving the steamboat Omega and Audubon party attacked at Handy's Point Fort Randall. 1848 John Brennan born Rapid City Ireland. 1877 Lars Bruce born Norway. 1878 Deadwood experiences its first great flood.
W Croes of the South Dakota Wheat Growers association says farm relief progress in Washington is the most hopeful in eight years. He describes a bill with a president appointed farm board, commodity advisory boards, a large revolving fund, stabilizing corporations, and cooperatives financing and guiding market stability to prevent seasonal gluts.
The piece argues for a broad stabilizing stock plan with reserves to cover losses, aiding cooperative marketing and farmer organization. It notes Canada’s lower juvenile crime and urges parental responsibility, plus Jerald county pioneers forming a history association to preserve local heritage for future generations.
The Huron Izaak Walton league opposes the Lake Andes drainage plan arguing the Lake Andes project risks wasting about 48000 to 100000 dollars from the state game and fish fund, favors one community, and urges full disclosure of all facts before action.
The Christian Science Monitor notes a social inquiry into how big corporations influence community welfare. Researchers study how corporate managers fund civic and welfare efforts and how responsibility shifts from donors to company leaders amid widespread charitable support.
A reader argues that women should not hold leadership roles at home or in society. The columnist cites a Danish writer’s critique and replies that homes need a decisive boss, not equality, linking this to rising divorces. The essay mocks women pursuing freedom, art, or inner self concerns as hindrances to family life and thrift.
A roundup notes Denny Sauer's Friday trip to Rochester Minnesota, Mrs A W Wilmarth burned lighting a gas stove, and remaining lots on Kansas street and Dakota avenue near capitol hill will be sold soon. Various residents travel, visit relatives, or recover from illness as the third stock series for the Huron Building and Loan opens and the Minneapolis Symphony plays May 22 1909 at the Opera House.
Tomorrow on Your Radio lists afternoon through evening programs in Central Standard Time with Benny Krueger’s Orchestra, Arabesque Love Songs, U S Marine Band Concert, Famous Recording Artists, and George Olsen Dance Orchestra. Stations include WABC KOIL KMBC WSPD WHE WISN WOWO WCCO and others.
Radio listings from New York and national stations show a midweek program lineup. Concert orchestras led by Vincent Wopez and Andy Sannella appear alongside baritone Thomas Joyce and singer groups. Multiple stations including WEAF WEAP KOA KSD WHO and others carry a mix of hotel dance orchestras, dramatized tales, and beauty serenades with guest soloists.
A fragmented listing outlines radio time slots with performers and station call letters. Entries include Gladys Rice at WIZ, Palais d Or Dance Orchestra, Uncle Bob segments, and various music programs across many stations like KDKA, WLW, WHAS, WREN, and WGN.
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