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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1929
Page
4
Ford argues that the key factor in modern business is man. He notes humans created business, yet the vast system often dwarfs the individual in our view of today’s commercial world.
Central standard time listings feature a dense array of stations and programs across major networks including NBC CBS and various local outlets. Notable items include The Season opener, Vaudeville stories, dance orchestras, and live musical programs airing from morning to late evening with multiple time slots and station affiliations.
South Dakota Secretary of Agriculture F D Kriebs promotes tree planting in rural school yards. Agreements urge teachers and pupils to plant trees and educate on tree growing. The Huronite offers cooperative tree purchasing via its Tree Editor to supply trees at wholesale rates for spring delivery.
Henry Ford argues stock decline stems from a withdrawal of brains from business. He says skilled middle aged and older men leave productive work for quick profits in speculation, harming design, manufacture, and value creation. He emphasizes that business relies on people, not just machines or profits.
C. F. Mott of General Motors and Union Industrial Bank of Flint withdraws 3.5 million dollars to cover losses of bank employees who gambled in the stock market and defaulted. Depositors are protected, though he faces no legal liability. He urges more leaders to value duty and reputation over money.
Huronians surpassed the national goal of 900 Beadle county Red Cross members by funding the 1930 program. The city of Huron carried most of the burden, expanding into rural areas to push the county over the top. The community takes pride in joining the humanitarian effort with above average participation.
The Minneapolis Journal notes surprise in British circles over Ramsay MacDonald appointing a non traditional diplomat as ambassador to Washington. It suggests Sir Ronald Lindsay’s choice signals efforts toward Anglo American peace plans and closer bi national cooperation with President Hoover.
Opinion piece from Watertown Public Opinion arguing against expanding the pheasant open season in South Dakota. It criticizes open hunting excess and urges conservation, noting past seasons harmed wildlife and urging the commission to resist pressure for more hunts in 1929. It also touches tariffs, rural mail service, and regional sectionalism.
The second annual State Young People's conference will be held in Hot Springs from November 28 to 20 under Roy A. Burkhart international associate director. Elizabeth Nutting of Dayton will assist, with leaders guiding group discussions. The event aims to expand service beyond denominational lines and foster Christian fellowship. Registration costs one dollar. railroads offer one cent per mile and Hot Springs residents provide free lodging.
Maurice Helman a former Highmore High School student was chosen from five students to speak before the Rotary Club in Great Falls Montana. He stressed the value of bookkeeping citing the National Business Education Association and said it is a stepping stone to greater achievement not a guarantee of a job after graduation.
George Grensberg Alton Tobey and Lloyd Mitter from Willow Lake school completed notable farm shop projects as part of a two year agricultural course taught by Mr. P. C. Underwood. George built a bookcase while Alton and Lloyd made a magazine rack displayed in a downtown store window. The class regularly learns woodwork for farm use creating desks feed bins end gates and crates.
Lewin Henrickson a 10 year old from Fort Pierre has earned the state garden club champion title. He reported a 3 gross income of 44.40 from a 33 square foot plot and will compete in a national garden club contest for 300 and 200 scholarships offered by S L Allen and Company Philadelphia. The eighth annual 4 H club congress in Chicago November 29 to December 6 will judge records with 40 state champions competing. He received a Planet Jr combination feeder and wheel hoe for his win and showed his products at community county and state exhibits this year.
The Huronite asks Boy Scouts to answer 10 questions on flag etiquette covering display hours procession position wall display multiple flags flag pole pennant street crossing casket covering speaker’s platform and proper folding. Send responses to the editor in Affairs of Young Folk.
Lucile Kezar and Dorothy Arthur led a Shoes for Health demonstration at the Merry Maids 4-H club meeting in Mellette on November 9 at Sc ott Litzkow home. Topics covered good and bad shoes proper fit foot care and strengthening exercises. Loy ola LittoW was chosen to assign Mrs Tollefson. Edith Forsyte Nila Kutsner Dorothy Arthurs Leota Lilskow and Ruth Burt attended. The next meeting will be at the Ray Burt home with Ruth and Evelyn Burt presenting.
Arlington high school juniors presented The Haunted House on Friday and Saturday. The mystery showcased suspenseful roles including the bride Lila Rikausrud the groom Fans Of four the novelist Robert Reisinger the novelist s wife Marion filenden ining the bride s father George An derson the milkman Burton Pond the gil Ruth Bulington the sheriff lay Olson the detective Osmer Carpenter the chauffeur Richard Johnson and the tramp Howard Gleliand.
The boys W club of Wessington held initiation Friday evening. Seven new members were entered two track men and five football men Walter Canle won a letter in football and in track Ed Shaw won a letter in track CG Larsen G Wranklin I Paulsen D Bowen and F Canady won letters in football.
Wessington High picks seven debaters Irene Bonamle Vincent Thieman Helen Mitchell James Ruddy Wanda Krems George Kulik and Marjorie Rothsalm with Mr Goldsmith as judge The junior class spectators attended while tryouts occurred. The W club plans a November 26 social at Community hall with a glee selection musical reading and other acts. The Grant and Spring Valley rural schools earned 38 dollars to be shared for equipment purchases Miss Vera Bailey mentors Spring Valley and Miss Emme Van Meerlehem mentors Grant school.
Virgil high school took part in the Huron college mock congress on Friday with Lorraine Maunders and Carl Kludt serving as senators and Georgia Dennison and Harold Matzke as representatives.
Willow Lake seventh and eighth grade Y C L members elected Leona Hiulsenga as president Orett Olzon as vice president Alice Douglas as secretary and Martha Genandst as treasurer at Friday’s meeting The group also plans a Thanksgiving program and basket social on November 26 hosted by Northwest Hague school in Clark County.
MRion high school seniors present a comedy on December 18 and 19 at the Community Hall. Cast members include Harriet Carstengs and Gwynne McElrath with Nova Sore sun Menneth Pau Dayton Jayzard Irene Bonan van Miteh Baris Bowen Orville ak Tanyas Gaughen George Malik and Ted Thor ers.
An incomplete notice outlines a Milly organization with members Walton Vern Walton Doris aml Ganeva Gillmar and others. It names officers Join Aste president Evelyn Brown Ruby Purints secretary Sidney Brown treasurer and mentions an upcoming meeting and officers.
Twenty years ago in Huron the cleric issued matrimonies for Francis Tobin and Ann McGrath both of Huron and for Harwood and Julia Rowe of Huron and Walton and Ethel Stownan of Western. Lowell and Maude Rash wed at the home of Mr and Mrs James McKenzie. Mrs Joseph Thorsness hosts a brother from Graettinger. J J Wilson and W W Abell plan winter travel south with daughter Clair. Huron College joy as James J Hill pledges $50000 to endowment. Dr French’s drive continued. Emily Schnyter visits then departs Syracuse. Leonard Caston plans spring move from northwestern Missouri after land purchase. Hy Smith tidy business trip ends.
Tarnished by Dsadie County Abstract and Tithe Co lists Sarah Sinter selling Lots 11 and 1d, Block 3, Black and Sterlings Addition to Huron for to Dalbart Pic kell. Clair Fluddleston transfers to Karl Buchhals, with parcels in Huron including Lot 1h, Allot 17 and S 4 ft of Lot 18, Block 17 in Sterlines Addition. ADVERTISEMENT.
An advertisement touts Thoxine as rapid relief for sore throats and coughs with claim of effect within 15 minutes. It markets dosages 5c 60c and 1.00 and guarantees refund if not effective, sold by Longstaff Drug Co and other stores.
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