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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1929
Page
2
Romayse Ronayne, division of inspections head for the state department of agriculture, plans to attend the American Association of Creamery Manufac turers convention in Chicago next week. He opposes butter substitutes being sold in South Dakota and argues substitutes should be barred when misrepresented or offered under fake colors.
Mitchell S D Nov 29 A study on promoting owner operation of farms is a keynote for the South Dakota Agricultural Conference in Mitchell January 22 and 23. J W Robinson says tenant farming rises at the expense of owner operation, citing 1925 census figures showing declines in owner-run farms and land and increases in tenant farms. Conference aims to draft recommendations for broader ownership and better rental contracts.
The South Dakota Education Board announces a three day meeting at Huron starting December 2 to plan a complete revision of elementary and secondary course work. State superintendent and university experts will guide the process expected to take at least one year.
The ONDA announces the debating schedule for its squad, listing ineligible and participating students such as Alice Sheffholz Theresa Prick Ruth Corning Bele Holl and Maynard Nelsons as they prepare to speak on the upcoming contest. The item notes students’ speaking abilities and timetable for the debate lineup.
South Dakota officials announce the muskrat season will open statewide at noon December 15 and run until noon March 1. Residents over 14 must hold a five dollar trapper license. non-residents are prohibited from taking protected fat bearing animals. Landowners may trap on their own lands under lease, and no one may set more than 75 traps.
Mrs Gardner will head the local Eastern Star chapter in Ree Heights as Maude Gardner is elected leader for the year. Other officers include Worthy Patron Carl Sperra, associate matron Marion Leach, associate conductress Mattie Carpenter, associate conductress Jessie Buhr, secretary Leafy Gardiner, and treasurer Katherine Speirs.
The Farmers Elevator Association of South Dakota holds its 23rd annual convention December 10 to 12 in which a federal farm-card specialist will discuss grain marketing. State agrarians and out of state speakers from Minnesota North Dakota and Iowa will address price-boost efforts and elevator management.
Zimmer, formerly of Omaha, will head the Pierre bureau of The Associated Press as correspondent on December 1. He replaces Frank B. Harper, who is transferred to New York to join the Latin American service. He has worked in the Lincoln area since March this year under state capitol reporting. Vincent Hoyman is state editor for the AP.
Pierre dispatch notes the attorney general's opinion on a meeting of state sheriffs held in Pierre last summer. The memo clarifies authority and procedural questions arising from that gathering.
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