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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1930
Page
4
A vivid discussion shows tenant and landowner figures clashing over leases, fences, and improvements. Lawyers weigh in on obligations, while both sides seek fair terms to align income with rising taxes and upkeep costs. The piece argues for modernizing antiquated leases to fit current farming needs.
Hofer, a local farmer, planted melons in spring but none emerged due to dry weather. A Sunday morning a car approached the fence, the farmer fired several shots at the vehicle and the driver fled. Hofer claimed the incident involved attempts to obtain water from his patch.
Two Pierre Girls In Mixed Chorus presented at Falls college venue. The event featured sopranos and altos with names including Dorothy Bershman Eleanor Look Joan Kali Vivian Munce and Katherine Price among others. Tenors and basses listed include Donald Tanquiss Alkeesser Archie Vickers Robert Riser and Zhmer Garmess. The program encompassed an operetta production with a mix of local student voices and instructors.
The Wendt plan by Dr C L Wendt Canton endorses 50 50 contracts amid farm income concerns as tenants and landlords in South Dakota discuss rents at roughly 36 0 per acre with implied improvements and long term tenancy. The dialogue illustrates farmer fears and potential farm program shifts while booklets explain the contract to interested readers.
A reader notes the $72,500,000 Standard Oil Indiana and Sinclair Consolidated Oil transfer prompts time value math. At 6 percent, annual interest is about $4,350,000. Even minutes delay costs accrue: 15 minutes equals about $225, 30 minutes adds $83, five minutes costs $41.50, and a missing ink pen could complicate endorsement.
The paper endorses Warren Green as Republican candidate for governor urging focus on school funding and returning rural credit funds to private control swiftly to reflect campaign themes and avoid public overreach. The piece cites broad examples and supports the candidate's stance.
Jelen Richtahoc president of the Farview Stars 4H club in Lancaster Wisconsin promotes growing 4H, noting 36 clubs now in Grant County with over five hundred members. The Barview Stars formed May 28 165 and started projects the following week drawing 25 boys and girls. clubs show progress at Grant County and Blakes Prairie fairs.
Ten officials of the Bronx Girl Scouts organized a summer Weather Bureau at Harriman Interstate Park New York. Daily reports posted on the bulletin board recorded temperatures and meteorological notes as campers learned to observe nature and use weather data.
About 35 girls joined the 4-H Cookers club organized at the Tulare home in Central South Dekoa. Beth Scott was named chairman with Mildred Fogelsang and Bildred Fagel as officers. The group plans meetings on the last Saturday of each month and a demonstration on "Cocoa" at the next gathering at Toss Peterson's home.
Huron Boy Scouts met at the Methodist church Monday evening to plan an October week of hikes and events. George Wilcot Alter repeated the Scout oath as Robert Sheeks inspected gear and announced a patrol dog drill. Plans included a bike event and several tests between patrols with the Black Bears leading in most contests.
The Junior High Girl Reserves of Her on hosted a mixer Friday evening at THS inviting all junior high girls for a party with games and activities.
A 1930s style piece asks Florence Sic how home life improves with traits like kindness and cooperation. It describes a popularity test for children, listing behaviors such as pleasant speech, avoiding quarrels, and helping others, with parents reporting on outcomes and family harmony.
Ambition and valor drive hopefuls aged up to 18 to enter auditions conducted by judges. Winners advance to regional events in Chicago, then a national final in Washington, D. C. with prizes totaling 5000 dollars and two white entries from the Atwater-Kent Foundation.
A leader urged giving boys and girls a chance as the State Board reviews health corrections. The message references the Indien H club on Standing Rock reservation and stresses making a good showing despite uncertain details.
Onida hosts annual gathering of county Home Extension clubs with reports on past programs and plans for the coming year. Members heard talks by Gerrets, Forrest Byron, and George Becker on 4-H leadership and Federations. Officers Brogning and Ludwig were reelected as part of routine business. secretary-treasurer Ner and others attended.
Vocational courses show rising interest with strong enrollments in three departments Phate Wall and Abo with 21027 and 2 respectively. Notable growth centers include Lenare and Sisseton each hosting 42 programs. Action and marketing appear as leading focus areas amid broad participation.
The state highway commission announced a gravel project this week to improve the road from Pierre to Potter. The work will cover a section near Saint Gertisbirg to the manor Potter area with three projects planned to finish before year’s end. Additional sites include Capbet and Walworsh counties. Once complete the gravel line will extend as far north as North Dakota.
Watertown dispatch reports state game warden Henry Debion cited two men after they shot at pheasants near the coast. The two hunters, identified by warden records, faced fines and had their game confiscated as evidence of the breach.
Mrs Fleming hosted a Sunday evening gathering at her residence for guests seated at six tables of social games. Mrs W C Newton won first prize, with Mrs Hutchers taking second. A light luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Clarence Cotten and Mrs JG.
Hot Springs reports a surge in Boy Scout numbers as executive officials announce a rise in membership since a renewal drive. Leaders Bakken, Webergs, Eagle Scouts Eagle and Weitenga highlighted gains across Breck Fields with a new Bagiar unit named in the local area.
London reports describe a theater screen demonstration of television by radio signals. Jenn L. Baird Enterprises’ labs produced the footage shown at Coliseum theater, illustrating a dual transmission of sound and image and the early quest to transmit topical news by tele-vision. The exhibit discussed light, camera, and receiver challenges and compared tele-vision to direct scanning for future home viewing.
Jones urges boys and girls to remove fire hazards during Fire Prevention Week set aside by the community. He cites recent damage and warns that eliminating even a single hazard by one club member could have a large impact. He asks editors to publish what schools did or will do to remove two hazards.
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