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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
4
The piece argues against the view that youth today are frivolous. It highlights Ishbel MacDonald as a high character example visiting from Britain and notes many young women pursue nursing, secretarial work, and other serious professions. It acknowledges some riotous examples but says they are not representative of most youth.
The Tiger subscription drive began at the senior sign school today with Ralph Roy announcing class competition. Toy airplanes show each class’s progress as subscriptions come in. Eight issues cost 1 with the first in late October. The top class earns a silver loving cup. the losing class serves Punch at Tiger day dance. Marjorie Brown edits The Tiger with Miss Harlow as literary sponsor and Ralph Roy as business sponsor.
Meeting notes indicate sophomores will construct the hon tire while the football gemé game is set against Brookings.
The Huronite cites testimonials from G Schreiver Ulrickson and G W Dixon praising the Dr C L Wendt tenant farming plan. They report substantial improvements and profits on quarter sections near Canton South Dakota, noting high farm values, woven wire fencing, and 1928 net gains. The paper offers free booklets and copies of the 50 50 agreement for interested readers.
The writer questions a Brookings Register report claiming Senator Trygstad would gain support from Senator Norbeck and Congressman Johnson if Trygstad pursued the Republican nomination for governor. The piece casts doubt on the source, cites John Hinning as a possible informant, and argues senior figures would not risk early backing.
A guide explains who may become a Boy Scout and the steps to join. It outlines Tenderfoot requirements, parental consent, and how to apply via the troop or local council. The piece lists Scout ideals including trustworthiness, loyalty, helpfulness, friendliness, courtesy, kindness, obedience, cheerfulness, thrift, bravery, cleanliness, and reverence.
A 19 year old in Huron admitted stealing and smashing a car while drunk, facing grand larceny charges. Officials note he was not generally troublesome, suggesting liquor access contributed to the offense. critics urge strict punishment for bootleggers who supply minors.
Sioux City Tribune notes Fred W. Sargent outlines North Western railroad aims to win business through safety comfort and service. After plant rehab training and advertising emphasis on courtesy and public welfare, the policy contrasts Vanderbilt era. Public be damned no longer.
In a split Senate vote, thirteen Republicans joined thirty four Democrats to defeat Hoover's flexible tariff. Analysts doubt farmer support for the tariff and question motives of insurgent Republicans while noting the political theater around the act may yield future gains or risks to reelection prospects.
Wessington Springs high school will contribute a chorus of 24 voices from Boys and Girls Glee clubs for the coronation of Homecoming King and Queen Robert Jones and Eula Cummings. Miss Treva Sasse directs the chorus.
R GC Crawley was appointed sponsor of the sophomores and Robert Wagner elected class president at the early week meeting. Juniors and seniors held meetings naming Miss Vernice Odland junior sponsor and Ruth Small class president with A Schlerling as senior leader and John Cole as class president.
The Christian Endeavor society in Bonilla held a special meeting Tuesday evening to elect officers. Thelma Radtke was elected president Merlyn Kenison vice president Rena Walton secretary Fidward Bales treasurer Lucille Bradley was appointed organist.
The Hi Y club opened the year with 36 members after initiating 23 new recruits. A Tuesday seventh period meeting set odd Tuesday evenings as official meeting nights after football season, with 7 o clock as the regular time and officer elections planned for the next session.
Blanche Harmon of Garden City suggests topics for 4 H letters to Af fairs of Young Folk. Ideas include What I Learned at Camp My Trip to Brookings and An Ideal 4 H Club Member. Emphasizes sharing personal club work and sportsmanship to inspire others.
November 9 is set for Tiger Day by G. D. Dunbar the senior high principal. Plans are advancing but no definite announcements can be made until final committee decisions are completed.
Huron senior high held its first general meeting Thursday during the fourth period. Miss Winona Bouguton sang Schubert Serenade and the Tiger staff orchestra played Pagan Love Song and Am I Blue. Lucille Dickinson performed a piano solo. Dr. Dunbar announced an African旅er (African singer) at Bijou theater for high school students at 4:35. Rudy Rex presented subscription drive plans.
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