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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1929
Page
4
A speaker urges spending millions to remake residential districts to route traffic around homes and create playgrounds for children. He warns that new traffic restrictions may be needed, arguing that the lives of 5,000 children yearly are at stake and the causes must be removed regardless of cost.
Wellington Springs Oct 2 plans completed for a potato and chicken exhibit day with a park picnic. R A Cave will judge entries. potato prizes 4 2 2 1 dollars and chicken prize 5 dollars. Kiwanis auction to sell all potatoes and chicks after judging. 48 boys enrolled in contest. many local youths listed among contestants.
The article argues that modern big corporations growth stems from individual enterprise not impersonal machines. It contends that young people can advance through perseverance and private initiative, and that successful executives prove opportunity favors those who show sustained individualism and leadership within large organizations.
Community reacts as investigators probe a serious automobile crash involving young children. Authorities from the local agency announce ongoing inquiries into how the incident occurred and whether safety measures were followed. No further details on victims or exact location are provided in the readable text.
A fragmented report describes a new plant on the Grens at Hite section near the Lad district. It notes multiple tasks and a connected phone exchange, with unclear measurements and dates.
Avon Ontario reports the death of 3M. Anderson a pioneer resident aged in his 80s father of Mrs J A Heserty, long a farmer in Ton Homme county. Two daughters Mrs Clarence Moteal and Mrs J Hornstys survived with service held at Avon township. Burial followed.
A child in a busy city street faces a deadly risk as speeding traffic and urban hazards threaten youngsters daily. The piece recalls a frightening incident and urges drastic action to protect children, noting high injury and long term harm from hits and neglect.
The article notes fall bring back winter plans with readings and study circles resuming. Members woo Terpsichore as mahjong sets come out and Bridge remains popular. News mentions corn poppers, new loud speakers, and cheerful meter readers amid seasonal change and a sunny summer giving way to fall rains and frost.
The article notes historians often smile at past sensational items such as a 1861 report of Joshua Coppersmith claiming a human voice device called a telephone could transmit signals over wires. It compares past overreaching claims to modern political rhetoric, suggesting future historians may likewise view today’s promises with a knowing smile.
Minneapolis Journal critiques Senate investigations into federal appointees like Alexander Legge. It argues Senate interference hampers government efficiency, labels it peanut politics, and questions long term value of urging successful businessmen into public service amid constant questioning and badgering.
Iowa and nearby states report strong dairy prospects as creameries manufacture about 735 million pounds of butter across Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin. High quality cream enables 2 to 4 cents more per pound, with 91 92 score butter fetching top prices. Farmers prefer butter dairying, while southern rivals struggle with pricing and milk product plants.
Troop No 1 in Huron under Mrs A 4 son began full work. Organized February 1926, it likely the first in town. Of 20 members, 11 are charter La Ke Tah Troop No 1 girls. First leader Mrs M W Smith. Committee of five named: Mrs E Gone, Mrs R B Hill, Mrs W F R Wharton, Mrs A N Hoy, Mrs Mary Bryant. Registration July 18 1926 with 18 girls. Activities included first aid signaling hiking hostess badges and camp life at Lake Kampeska. First aid by Mrs I W Lehmann Jr former Sprague hospital nurse. Signaling by Mrs J W Colwell. Lake Kampeska week in August 1928. Reporters Margaret Gordon and Marjorie Hill note aim to prepare better homemakers and citizens under motto Be prepared.
Central South Dakota sends Jesse Robarts of Wolsey Howard Sorenson of Westington Earl Simantel of Wolsey to the St Louis National Dairy Exposition October 12 to 19. Robarts and Sorenson win first in feeding for milk production demo earning state representation. Simantel places second in dairy judging and joins 4-H team. They depart Huron October 10.
Cream Crusaders Dairy club discussed show results with nine calves shown and six winning prizes. Alan Oviatt took second with a registered Holstein, Ross Oviatt placed seventh, George eighth, and two members served on Beadle county dairy judging team. Plans were made to hold a debate at the October meeting.
Minneapolis October 2. The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports a shift in crop financing from country banks to city banks and larger lenders. Loans to city banks rose sharply through August and September, with total commercial loans on September 18 about 35 million dollars above a year earlier. Country banks show mixed trends as western districts reduced borrowings while South Dakota readings fell over seven weeks.
The Girls' work committee of the Huron YWCA and Beadle County community councils plan an Adult Guidance council to train new advisers. It will also offer older advisory board members new methods. The event runs October 12 and 13 in Huron with Miss Adria Titterington assisting. Advisers from Mitchell Sioux Falls Rapid City Watertown Aberdeen Millette Avon St. Lawrence Beadle County expected to participate.
The Evening Humane announces a daily section on 4-H clubs and youth activities with weekly club reports. Report regular meetings and notable accomplishments or events from Beadle Spick Maud Hyrie Jerauid Sambora Kingsbury Clark Miner Faulk Potter Buffalo Sully Hughes counties to keep coverage timely.
The document lists numerous sponsor names grouped by pairs or individuals, including Claude Anderson and W. R. Stockstat, Frank Slstke and Lloyd Tamblyn, Jhn Gourley and L. FE. Ausman, Schwarm and A. R. Boones Richardes rosky, and many others such as Walden schuta, K E. Ausman, Leraine Sehnitz, G E. Whitney, James Jolousel, Henry Anderson, Bon. Noyer, ard Fitzpatrick, Jen Nolesich, William Bromwell, Robert Montivity, M. OW. Blackburn, Kenney I Wahl, H. C. Whitney, Forrest Wahl, F. L. Zink, Les Scofeld, Custer, Glen Let Fuson, Wendell Sedgwick, Harold La Tiede, Gerald Tupper, Radolph Dusek, J Stanley Kolousek, J. Cook Schwabauer, F. X. Negynski, J. J. amiere, owagner, L. M. Larsesi, Kendricks Melcher, Sue Adleu, Ray Kine, Olaf Ray King, Gibson, Pay Thonng Pa, ow Haid Zink, Lorre Ausing, Jansen Phelpnes Bouson, Marvin in j Lawrence Wait, Emanuel Wt, Vernon Chr Ralph Edzard, L. E. Ausman burg, Harry Jansen burg, Ervin Fieistner, G. E. Whitney, Paul Feistner, Walter Molsteller, Clyde P. frei Beekman, F. L. Sedey Olrt Johnson, G. E. Whitney.
Pierre October 2 Bj opened on three artificial lakes by the state game and fish commission at a meeting here October 2. One project lies eight miles south of Holabird in Hyde county the second is about two and a half miles southeast of Burke in Gregory county and the third at Mission in Todd county. Predatory animal control under the law passed by the 192% legislature also to be discussed.
The state reports 4-H club enrollment at 12 053 with Brown County leading at 682 members. Beadle County follows with 580, while Lincoln Minnehaha Clark and Day counties rank high in the listings.
The Young Citizen in Pierre announces a monthly prize story contest for members of the Young Citizens league. Entries must be under 300 words, typed on one side, with writer name and address in the lower left. Count words, place the word count in the upper right of the first sheet, and mail to The Young Citizen office in Pierre, South Dakota by the 27th each month.
Articles of incorporation for the Crooks Grain Company were filed with the secretary of state. Directors listed include Hemming Tideman D M Carpenter and Ole M Gunderson Renner Theodore B Johnson Sioux Falls and John Pearson Ellis. Capital stock set at 23000 dollars.
WPHA organizes a two day observance in Wood on November 1 to mark the completion of the railway extension from Winner to Wood. A special carload of Mellette county products will be loaded and shipped as part of the event.
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