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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1929
Page
4
The use of phosphate as fertilizer across South Dakota shows rising adoption and higher yields. Brookings State College tests report a net per acre gain of about seven dollars, with better grain grades and earlier maturity. Stronger soil knowledge through continued surveys is urged for statewide agricultural prosperity.
President Hoover designates a strong London naval conference delegation led by Dyigat W. Morrow and Charles G. Dawes. The group includes Hugh S. Gibson and Charles F. Adams with senior state and navy officials, noted for diplomatic milestones with Mexico and Britain.
South Dakota Wheat Pool manager joins with Northwest grain marketing groups in a merger plan praised at Fargo. The move aims to route spring wheat to market through a single channel for economical grain handling and market influence. The Argus-Leader progress edition receives commendations for its coverage.
The article notes the expulsion of Bukharin from the Communist Party Central Committee and Pravda, marking Stalin’s tightening control. It discusses Bukharin’s career, his fall from favor, and broader implications for the Communist International and world capitalism. The piece contrasts Bukharin with Trotsky and outlines power shifts shaping Russia and global communist strategy.
A sprawling editorial takes aim at Mr Hughes on marriage and equality, praising changing roles in modern partnerships. Readers learn of a pamphlet from the Huron Chamber of Commerce promoting city progress with photographs and layouts.
The opening of the 4-H Club Congress on Saturday attracts more than 1000 participants from across the United States. The Lipton trophy honors the top boy and girl with best project and record. Awards will be given in health, crops, livestock, poultry, clothing, home economics, and other farm and home categories. The European trip to London and Paris in June 1990 is offered to the best clothing demonstration teams.
Iroquois high school students posted strong marks with an overall average around 96.2 percent over the past six weeks. Ruth Carr and others reported top grades including Cameron, Marie Ritter, Otto Werner, and Edna Ulrich tying for sixth with about 90.4 percent.
The Sunshine 4 H club met Saturday at Beatrice McClury's home. Members and visitors answered roll call with health cures in mind. The girls practiced cutting and altering patterns. Lunch was served by the hostess.
A dairy specialist from Baton Rouge writes Roy Cave county agent for a copy of the dairy demonstration given by Jesse Roberts and Howard Saren. The boys presented Feeding for Butter Production at the St Louis exposition in October. Roberts visited Cave after returning from Brooklyn where he attended State College.
Howard county 4H club members were honored at the second annual achievement day. Special certificates for project completion and record books were awarded, with prizes including a $20 prize and trips to State College. Lawrence Feldhans will represent South Dakota in the patronal health contest in Chicago and shows the state champion baby pig at the International Live Stock Show.
Students voted to name the new emblem Gold Buga. The Canova school music group practiced Thursday with groups playing sand blocks and sticks. Leroy Gassman the drummer praised the group for good work as they rehearsed The Stars and Stripes Forever.
A chaotic OCR blend shows radio channels and program notes including music acts, orchestras, and station IDs. Entries mention entities like WCX WIM Detroit and KNOW style program blocks with varied scheduling and performers.
Herman Hauge of Howard elected president of the Miner county 4-H clubs at the annual equinders day in the high school auditorium. He leads four livestock judging teams and has earned over 500 dollars in net profits from 4-H projects. Herman and Arnold Hauge follow a family tradition as local leaders and state representatives at national events in Chicago and Washington, D.C.
College 4-H club members being hosted in Brookings by A M Jones state club leader. Visitors will tour the campus and have their photos taken for the Jackrabbit state college annual. A delegate will speak at the Junior short course December 27 30 in Brookings.
A garbled report notes delegates from South Dakota gathering in Chicago from November 23 to December attending a Columbus Ferma Corporation network event. It mentions eight leading broadcasting facilities made available to young visitors staying in the city and a schedule starting Monday December 2 with daily hours from 8:32 to 1:33.
At a Tuesday meeting Roy Cage county agent participated while Join Phillips led the club with L C Aadenstea as assistant. Claudé Fountain was elected president and Raymond Danielson secretary with Melvin Warren as clip reporter. New member Roberta Walton joins and several more expected.
The Four Sisters 4 A club of Fedora reorganized for the year electing Larel He Jt ident Ethel Gatitz vice Mae Reese Ireas Blankenburg secretary and Vera ha leader. Dinner was served by Misa Lewis. November 19 with the appointments in keep fox with Thanksgiving. Club meets on the Tuesday evening of each month and the next meeting scheduled December 10 when Laovie Eherly will give a democratic on the care of the hair.
Local social items recount a quilting party hosted by Mrs P L L Class with guests served refreshments. Mrs Dick-Haney returns from Metre after visiting city with Tredway parents. Osborn heads to Washington for newspaper work. Charles and Frank Sauer visit Aberdeen relatives. Helen Parke travels to Gettysburg for a wedding. Jensen Market changes proprietor. Hope becomes new partner from Dell Rapids. Mrs Pearea rests and Mrs Booth with Miss Mario Daviv Booth tour El Paso, the Pacific coast and California.
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