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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
2
A speech urged business leaders to expand milk cows and hens for lower costs and higher profits. The speaker said natural resources exist for developing dairy and poultry farming in South Dakota and promoting prosperity in towns and cities. An unrelated note mentions a pronghorn antelope sighting 63 miles per bond.
The state supreme court rules the Frantz auto tax referendum must await voter decision at the next general election. The 3 percent tax applies to new vehicle registrations for title, with a 4 tier scale for foreign cars, plus an equal revenue reduction across state levies.
Dean J. W. Thomas of the Northern normal faculty mailed twenty questions to city school superintendents across the state. The survey aims to study the turnover of teachers in various grades and departments for the benefit of young teachers entering the field.
Interpretor Tlortense Son, a leading Shakespeare figure, will perform at Normal on November 14 under the English glasses of the school. Miss Neilgen will present two Boerwar recitals at the Normal event.
Despite wet weather hunters gather in the vicinity. A party of eight from Leola include George Towle, Martin Switzenberg, War Hiebel, F.P. Roy, Charles Lehmaite, Mark Holmes, Hert McMillan and Bill Beron. Farmers note pheasant supply appears larger than last year.
Northern Normal students plan to enter the American Chemical Society prize essay contest. This is its fourth year with local success. last year Russell Jonas won second place and $200 on chemistry and health. The prior year Tack Readey won first place on the same theme.
Nearly 150 high school students from over 50 papers will gather at State college in Brookings for their eighth annual meeting. A program includes welcoming remarks by Wi Pugsley and talks on News and the Community, The Editorial on the Voice of the Paper, and production mechanics for engaging pages by a slate of speakers.
Work will start on the Red stone Creek Valley road after the San born county road grading outfit moved to four miles northeast of Forestburg. The washed out bridge on the mail route near Forestburg caused the delay, and grading will begin with aim to finish in ten days if weather clears.
T O Ronayne head of the division of Inspections in the state department of agriculture urged lawmakers and business leaders in Pierre to back dairy and poultry production. He said boosting these two product areas would give farmers steady income and reduce the need for relief by enabling cash purchases. He asked bankers, newspapers, and all businesses to support farm development and improve rural living standards.
In Woonsocket on October 31 Jim Rowan narrowly escaped a gas incident when a muffler broke and trapped him inside his patrol car. John Knutson Leon Wilzel Arte sian pulled him free, reviving him after exposure. The scrape blade’s action on the engine allegedly shielded him from asphyxiation.
A fragmented, OCR styled note envisions South Dakota as a land of small farms where each farmer keeps cows and a flock of chickens. It argues paid contributions from poultry and dairy sectors support widespread farming success and welcomes new entrants willing to work toward prosperity.
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