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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1930

Page

4

Do Your Duty Vote Regardless of Party Lines

The piece urges every citizen to go to the polls on election day and vote. It argues party loyalty fades for the top ticket but individuals with trustworthy records should be supported, and those with faithlessness should be retired. It highlights Senator McMaster and Bulow dynamics and urges voting against McMaster to advance public welfare.

Senate Senator McMaster Bulow Carl Gunderson McMaster

Five Constitutional Amendments Voted On This Tuesday

The Evening Huronite reviews amendments A through E urging careful voter consideration. Amendment A would let trial judges suspend first time law violator sentences. Amendment B would route fines to county schools where crimes occur. Amendment C seeks tax relief for agricultural land within school districts. Amendment D addresses returning land to tax lists from rural credit foreclosures. Amendment E concerns salaries of constitutional officers and pay equity.

Huronite Walter G. Miser Supreme Court Miser Mt C McMaster

Proposed amendment to state salaries and emoluments

The speaker argues against extra compensation for officers and urges extending legislative power to set salaries for constitutional officers. While costly expense allowances exist, they may be legal but immoral. The amendment would let the legislature fix officer salaries as conditions change, a measure defeated previously but urged again.

Senator McMaster Attacked Over Trust and Funds

The piece accuses Senator McMaster of repeated misstatements and accepting political money. It cites past campaign funds, rural credit bonds, and debates on banking and tariffs. The writer urges voters to consider honesty and stresses voting responsibility amid Democratic suspicions of Hoover policies.

McMaster Huron National Committee Banking Department Senator McMaster Howes Hoover

Pity for Outlaw Misplaced Says Ottawa Clergyman

An Ottawa clergyman condemns maudlin sympathy for criminals in Canada and warns it undermines law enforcement. He argues swift, sure punishment curbs crime and that sentimental appeals to mercy excuse wrongdoing. He contrasts Canadian resolve with American media sensationalism and pressures on prosecutors.

Toronto Globe Ottawa United States Canada Ottawe

Interior department charges discredited by justice review

The Kansas City Star reports that a justice department investigation found no irregularities in shale land transfers and that Ralph S. Kelley, federal agent in Denver, directed records examination. The DOJ termed the department’s prior report as protective but not a whitewash, while noting Kelley’s implications amid political rhetoric and public concern.

Kansas City Star Interior Department Department of Justice Ralph S. Kelley Department Denver Kelley Wilbur Ohio Digrace Harding Fall Daugherty Greft Public Department

Miner County Is Home Of Champs

Miner County earns praise from state club leader H M Jones at Howard for its 4 H achievements including a state health champion a state poultry champion a second in poultry demonstration and a top five finish in home economies. He urges continued progress as Anita Andrews from State College notes music appreciation growth and opportunities at the Junior Short Course with a new charter 12 gold seals and numerous achievement certificates awarded.

Miner County H. M. Jones Howard Friday Mr. Jones Anita Andrews State College State College Extension Service Andrews Mrs. O'Neil Fedora S. W. Jones Andeorgia Racaster Aleo G

Howard Club Champions Three Consecutive Years

The Progressive Livestock 4-H club of Howard won state fair titles with champion baby beef and top placings in Duroc Jersey pork Angus and Short horn entries. County fair results included three firsts seven seconds six thirds plus champions in baby beef and baby pork. Stock value at year end was $1,094.06 with $610.47 cost and $483.59 profit. Lawrence Feldhaus notes at least one state or county champion each year since the club began.

Progressive Livestock 4-H Club Howard Lawrence Feldhaus Lawrence

Cave Speaks at Jim Dandy Meeting on Mil Production

R A Cave county agent discussed feeding for milk production at the Jim Dandy Calf club meeting held at the Morris Brae home in Sand Creek township. Ray Jones was elected leader for the coming year and several new members are expected to join. The Jim Dandy Pig club also met and both clubs plan reorganization at the next meeting on Tuesday November 18 at the Erion home.

Erion Mr. Cove Mid

Hyde 4-H Clubber Raises Two Geese

Antoinette Ondbeek recalls Hyde county 4-H poultry club formed with Henry DeLong guidance. Enrolled April 28, first poultry club in the county. Geese hatched in a shed, fed with ground wheat and corn. Won first prize at the fair, not yet sold.

Cackleberry Club Antoinette Ondbeek Highmore Henry DeLong Poultry Club Hyde County

Cottonwood Lake 4H Girls Study Sewing

Ten Cottonwood Lake Busy Hee 4 H girls met at Mrs B M Hodgson home. Joan Hodgson reports the group is completing its first sewing project, a club bag, with Mrs Platte teaching finishing techniques. Members enjoyed games and a social before adjournment.

Cottonwood Lake B. M. Hodgson Joan Hodgson Sokal Ibeleheerof

Club Boy Plans College Career

William Doran of Avon, 1929-30 state dairy production winner, earns a trip to the National Dairy Exposition in St Louis as first prize. He has a string of wins including Bar Homme day grand championship and multiple Hutchinson fair placing. He plans college at Brookings next fall, believes cows will fund it, and owns a Holstein bull. Open to 4 H clubbers with two years in club work. details from H M Jones at State College. County medalists named Henry Kanneghfer Willow Lake Hans Larson Langford Jay Salisbury Wolsey William Bunrock Britton.

William Doran Avon South Dakota Linseed Meal Educational Committee St. Louis William Bar Homme State Agricultural College Brookings H. M. Jones State College L.C. Ausman Tyndall Bon Homme County Henry Kanneghfer Willow Lake Hans Larson Langford Jay Salisbury Wolsey William Bunrock Britton

DeSmet 4-H Girls Finish Year’s Work

The Sunshine 4-H club of Kingsbury County organized last November with six members. Members attended the Junior Short Course at Brookings in December and learned from Miss Buchanan and Miss Garner. The club participated in a Kingsbury Jubilee parade, attended the State Fair, and completed a year focused on first year foods and social refinement. Miss Helen Mitchell is sub president and Mrs William Patterson is local leader.

DeSmet Sunshine Kingsbury County Mavis Lucille Paterson Brookings Miss Buchanan Civb Miss Garner Manchester de Smet Helen Mitchell William Paterson

Willing Workers To Buy Play Equipment

Willing Workers of the Pederson school Kellogg district staged a Halloween program on October 31 directed by Lorna M Leighton. Afterward pie cake and coffee were served. Notable parts featured George the dorky boy Joe Huward Gray Bill Evans Otto Haugen. Community interest was strong with large attendance. Net proceeds, totaling $30, will fund school ground equipment.

C. L Pederson School Kellogg Lorna M. Leighton George Joe Huward Gray Bill Evans Otto Haugen

Halloween Party Sponsored By League At Pleasant Corner

The Pleasant Corner C. L. sponsored a Halloween party after its regular meeting on Friday, October 31. Plans for Christmas projects were discussed, blue and gold chosen as colors. Nine guests attended. prizes awarded to Van Kemm, Harold Glazier, and Doris Ann Frost. Lunch served by the refreshment committee.

League the Pleasant Corner C. L van Kemm Harold Glazier Doris Ann Frost Mary Glazier League

Fedora Club elects officers for year

The Fedora Baby Beef club met October 30 at the A. C. Kelsey home for re organization. Harold Schram was elected president for the coming year. Other officers included Rayburn Burgum Hagen Kelsey secretary and Mr. Meade local feud Eleven members signed up for the pact and it is expected that two more will join according to Hagen Kelsey her of the club

Fedora Club Fedora Baby Beef Club A. C. Kelsey Harold Schram Rayburn Burgum Hagen Kelsey Meade

Aberdeen to Save 10 Percent Fire Insurance Rates

Aberdeen will save about 12,000 dollars yearly in fire insurance premiums for brick buildings and their contents after a ten percent reduction. The cut was announced by Don Lewis, state insurance commissioner, following a fire hazard survey that found Aberdeen met 1,200 recommendations.

Aberdeen Don Lewis

Beadle County Republican Committee Ad Pays for Message

Political advertisement funded and ordered by I A Churchill as Chairman of the Beadle County Republican Committee outlining party stance and urging votes.

I. A. Churchill Beadle County Republican Committee

Republican ticket candidate list for state and federal offices

The record lists candidates for United States Senator William H McMaster Representative Royal C Johnson and officials including Mrs C El for secrets State Auditor WM MM Du State Treasurer A Goldhofe State Representatives three seats H M Whisman Oras Be Wilson Justice of Peace four seats George W Longstaff Constable D H Van Dyxe It instructs voters to mark an X in the Republican party column to vote straight ticket.

Justice of Peace George W. Longstaff

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