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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1930
Page
4
The Watertown Public Opinion editorial argues verses on amending the state constitution to raise salaries for state officials. It notes the governor’s pay is low, urges a higher base to attract capable leadership, and calls for legislative control over constitutional officer salaries.
Central South Dakotans are advised to thoroughly clean gardens before winter to curb insects and diseases. Remove dead branches, prune perennials, rake beds, burn diseased foliage, and mulch winter plants. Cover new fall plantings with well rotted manure or leaves two to three inches deep for protection. Waiting until spring is harder.
The Mitchell Republican quotes the Detroit News saying Henry Ford dislikes reading books. The Evening Huronite notes that reading might widen his mind and lead to valuable writings, but Ford prefers his focused groove. Aging and peace of mind matter as he avoids mind mussing by books.
Girls in Huron will join local church services as National Girl Scout Week opens. Founder's Day on October 11 honors Juliette Gordon Low of Savannah who started the movement in the United States. New York girls attend mass at St Patrick's Cathedral while Jewish and Protestant groups meet in designated houses of worship.
The Reichstag granted Chancellor Bruening authority to cut government spending, approve the foreign loan, and adjourn until December 3. Support surpassed expectations while Hitlerism faltered in the face of sober German will. Financial circles see Germany’s path under the Young Plan as sound, aligning with national unity and international obligations.
Sioux City Tribune lauds Justice James Brown for lowering emergency commissioners to one and saving 8000 yearly, crediting his industry and integrity. The piece notes Brown’s strong record since 1927 with high annual opinions and argues for his re election against a district opponent.
Alpena Journal endorses E C Giffen for state superintendent, noting opposition from voters and firms who favor keeping the current study plan. Giffen began revising the old course of study and, if defeated, his work and funding may go to waste.
Marie Petersen defines Girl Reserve aims as being a good citizen, sportsman, and friend. Huron girls voice reasons for belonging and highlight traits gained from club work. Carrie Reynolds notes the program teaches good sportsmanship and social mingling among girls. Werona LeEngle adds that reserves foster friendliness and new ideas.
Organization work has begun for the Pow Wow day parade Saturday after noon November 1 as a highlight of Huron College Homecoming. BR. L. Peterson, parade chairman, calls for floats from service clubs civic groups schools and businesses with prizes for winners. Local towns are expected to send entrants and last year Wessington Springs attended as a team. Contact Peterson at the college by phone or mail to participate.
4 H club leaders report rising interest among girls who completed club work but hit age limits. Jones state club leader notes new faces at conferences for local girls club leaders as reorganizing continues. With county programs pending, Helen Tonez and agents foresee about 30 clubs adopting this program, expanding outreach to younger members.
A fragment from the National 4 H Club magazine highlights Eastern 4 H Club with around 70 clubbers and mentions members from De la Bowe Senior 4 H Club in McCoer Mick County. It notes activities like cooking, health lessons, sewing, singing, and manual training, reflecting a lively club environment in S C and broader American 4 H culture.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a French Huguenot era figure Dr John De la Hons and 2000 acres of forest land never cut. It notes a school supported by the South Carolina state legislature and a reference to the 4H magazine as interesting.
Pierre Oct 25 Attorney General M Q Sharpe Republican candidate for reelection defended his banking investigation report against Democratic advertising claiming the report was erroneous. He said ads claim the Merchants Bank of Redfield was forced to pay a dividend were unfounded as the bank was not mentioned in the report. The case was dismissed for lack of funds to pay a dividend and a supplemental report may address related matters. Hydrogen is noted as the highest substance with a specific gravity compared with air.
Notice states default on a March 14 1930 chattel mortgage held by Fanset Impl Co on John J Waldner and Anna J Waldner. A sale is set for November 1 1930 at 2 PM at the homeowners NE quarter Section 21 Township 113 Range 61 Beadle County SD to recover 285.88 plus costs. includes a 1930 EndEx Grand Detour plow and a Waterloo Bay tractor.
Public notice of default and impending auction detailing Midland Investment and France Corporation as seller's assignee and Fellows, Fellows & Whiting as attorneys. Describes serial and motor numbers, South Dakota license, and location in Huron for auction on November 1, 1930, to satisfy a past due balance of 1477.03 on a conditional sales contract for a Sneedwagon Truck.
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