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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1930
Page
4
The essay argues American tastes hinder grand opera. Miss Hope Hampton notes that many singers are stout, and audiences prefer onscreen charm over operatic heft. Opera, a European art, struggles here as voices outpace bodies in appeal while records and radio favor accessible, slim heroines and agile heroes.
The Reichstag warned that the Feucist party seeks to repudiate the Versailles treaty to restore national power. Diplomats note the pact's burdens fuel German resentment and potential revenge, recalling Bismarck’s caution that harsh peace endangers future peace and rewards aggression.
An editorial argues that all major powers bore responsibility for World War I, not Germany alone. It notes Austria Russia and Serbia fueled tensions, while Britain France and Russia wavered in alliances, urging temperance and broader view to prevent renewed conflict. The piece cautions against revenge and emphasizes lessons from the ten million lives lost.
A National Education Association report frames education as two and a half billion dollars annually, prompting debates over value and efficiency. Commentary cites Professor Reisner and Columbia's Professor Reimer on tenure, pay, certification, and in service growth, arguing costs under chewing gum and tobacco yield meaningful public-school progress and happiness.
The article notes the pheasant season starting at noon and residents heading to the fields. It includes safety and conduct rules from game commission rep Mr Jabeson, urging respect for landowners, limited bagging, identification, unloaded guns, and careful handling to prevent accidents. It also mentions potato crop reports in Spink county, noting yields and profits amid a dry season.
The American Girl magazine contest What Is Your Hobby drew wide teen participation with prize winners from Emporia, New York and Oregon. Mary Kretsinger built marionettes and a portable stage, Charlotte Shapiro wrote on china birds and stories, and Donna Long collected hundreds of moths. Honorable mentions include entries on flower gardens, collecting, architecture, and conducting an orchestra.
The Willow Lake school news editor presents rules for success applying to all ages. Emphasizes duty, learning from elders, a beautiful soul, holding right ambitions, belief shape, one entrance to success, gravity of zeal, and character over reputation.
South Dakota will send 32 county champions and 18 state champions to the Ninjas National 4-Hi club congress in Chicago the first week of December. Delegates must be 15 by December 1 and first Chicago trip as a club winner. Final selection limits one per county from 32 top scorers. Health contest reps include Francis Crockett and Josephine Sundell.
County agent R. A. Cave outlines the baby beef project starting in November. Calves born after January 4 are selected. senior calves cover January to April 31, while those born after May 1 are junior. The program covers feeding, care, equipment making, and record keeping, with clubs led by a local leader meeting monthly. Far l Simantel of Wolsey won the state champion title this year for his Hereford calf, earning a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago.
About 500 Boy Scouts from southern Minnesota will host a Wali-Ga-Zhu at Fairmont on October 19. Merit badge booths, decam, troop, and patrol displays, and a Court of Honor will showcase skills and projects. George W. Manning leads the event. top merit badge booth earns a prize of a camping trip to Camp Cedar Point next year.
The Lasy Deisy Sewing club of De jend plans two Halloween dances with high school students and various clubs joining. Members will serve lunch and host a social hour with roasted marshmallows. The next meeting is scheduled for November 15 at Mrs J Gano's home.
The Rev. begins duties as Redfield church head, taking pulpit on October 18. Community will gather for installation services and anticipated sermon themes include renewal and outreach. Church officials invite attendance and mention upcoming schedule.
A dense list of services and activities from multiple churches including Church of Christ at Fifth and Wisconsin, Salvation Army, American Lutheran, and First Church of Christ Scientist. Items cover masses, baptisms, choir practice, Sunday school,Epworth leagues, sermons by Dr. A P Shaw, college and youth meetings, and reading room hours with dates and times.
Sunday school at several churches noted, German and English services listed with times. Walther League Bible study and radio programs announced. Bethel A M E and First Congregational outline sermons, choir and orchestral music, youth events, and October service changes. Continuation of ecumenical notices and pastor comments included.
Church notices list Huron Gospel Tabernacle at 435 Dakota Ave with Sunday school 10, fellowship 11, ambassadors 7, evening service, and midweek devotion at 1. Guy H. Bake presides Cavour Methodist Circuit with multiple Sunday schools and services at Cavour Richland and Pearl. District Men’s Council at Huron First Methodist noted with speakers and program details.
Water town forms a junior band under director Elmer Carey, assistant leader of Peck's band. The group has held its first practice, with Carey hoping to expand activities and performance opportunities.
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