Fragmented OCR note of a stray quote about roads and needs
A terse, garbled OCR fragment mentions a person or item needing something and references a highway. No clear events or identities are readable. the text appears incomplete and noncohesive.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1929
Page
4
A terse, garbled OCR fragment mentions a person or item needing something and references a highway. No clear events or identities are readable. the text appears incomplete and noncohesive.
A dense listing from a 1940s radio guide shows Central Standard Time programs across multiple networks. It names WEAF New York NBC Chain and WABC New York CBS Chains, with hour by hour lineups including orchestras, concerts, operas, news, and variety segments, along with many affiliate stations across the country and their time slots. The page notes frequent cross‑references to WGN WLS KWK and other major outlets, indicating a broad network radio schedule and station calls.
Students prepare for a mock congress style election at Floron and Huron colleges with a queen to be chosen on Thursday after tickets sales at the Huron-Brookings game. The senior high band and student body members participate in campaign speeches as the election results list Lloyd, Sherman, Claude Innes as senators.
The Garret Garrett argument promotes immediate comprehensive paving in South Dakota. It argues concrete roads repay themselves via fuel savings, federal aid and economic growth, urging timely plans aligned with federal aims and broader national highway system development.
The article argues that despite claims of a flood of new books, published titles have declined since 1910 from 13,470 to 10,345 in 1928. It notes fewer novels published historically, with 2,234 in 1901 and 1,809 last year, suggesting the literary output is not expanding as believed.
Federal investigators report the gigan tic liquor ring paid bribes of thirty thousand dollars weekly to law officers, urging that exposing officials is key to ending prohibition. The column also notes Beadle county pheasants, a bronze marker by the Children of the American Revolution, and John Ebert’s 58 years with Chicago & North Western from water boy to locomotive engineer.
Minneapolis Tribune recalls North and South Dakota’s 40th birthday as states from the 1889 division. Notables include Judge W. S. Lauder, frontier memories, trails, cattle runs, and mentions of Dakotas’ industrial future amid rail, coal, oil, and gas prospects. Also notes political column on governor candidates and South Dakota banking gains.
A fragmentary 1930 notice describes 4-H club work plans for a Paris trip and a Paris-London prize program. It mentions leaders, county representatives, and a Club Congress in Chicago with trips and medals for northern central states.
Dean Jones outlines weekly conferences for senior high girls directed by the dean. The plan includes lectures on cultural and athletic problems and discussions, with compulsory attendance for each session.
McKinley Reserves held election of officers Friday after seaves Givendolyn Harvey chosen president Betty Lehman vice president Gienavier Marks secretary Golda Moffit treasurer Dorothy Swan and Eleanor Nielsen reappointed on the program committee Glenayier Marks and Peaner Waeckerle served refreshments after the meeting Halloween decorations were used
An old article excerpt describes Theodore Roosevelt’s close relationship with his children, sending picture letters and writing as an equal, while traveling in public service. It notes diaries from childhood, a 1928 diary publication, and the author’s European trip, with illustrations and a focus on boys and girls reading about his life.
Miss Ware spoke to county agents at an extension conference in Grooli ngs last week. The United States Department of Agriculture official, M Ger trude Warren, discussed small business guidance for 4-17 year old boys and girls.
Sara Dewing will visit Beadle County clubs next week to cover Spink and Tycoon activities in the region. She plans to report on local happenings at the inns and related events.
In late spring and early summer of 1912 land hunters pushed into the prairies west of Redfield, near Faulkton, seeking buffalo. Frank I. Fisher led a party including John J. Hough and H. G. Rising to track a herd thought seen near the Cotuans. After a thirsty trek and a brief chase, they halted a lone buffalo, shot it, and brought the carcass to Redfield for distribution, with the head later mounted and displayed in Spink County courthouse. Additional reports of buffalo being killed elsewhere are noted, but Fisher's hunt is the only authentic account.
A local athletics meet between the newly formed Faly City Athletic Association and Navon college ended 14 to 0 as key town players are listed. Other items note Mrs A L Kinkead’s trip to Stown city, Gen W H H Beadie’s travel from Lead, a marriage between Bernard Lyone and Melinda Mannie, and several professors planning trips or trips until Sunday. A license to wed was issued to George L Cuzzens Jr and Presertta Stokes of Huron.
An advertisement claims Tanlac lets people enjoy all foods without gas bloating or stomach pain. Testimonial from J Z Kridf of Mandan North Dakota praises relief after ten years of trouble.
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