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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1930
Page
4
Report states Utah salt beds hold enough mineral reserves to meet global needs for over three centuries, highlighting potential economic and industrial impact for regional producers and national markets. Officials caution about extraction, regulation, and environmental considerations shaping development.
A Minneapolis Tribune review editorial lauds 4-H club work in South Dakota, praising its effect on youth education and agricultural progress. It highlights mutual help, camaraderie, and the State Fair board’s role, noting the junior fair as a standout feature with potential for lasting benefit to the region.
The Republican National committee released a booklet praising Hoover for progress in sixteen months and the reduction of the national debt by one third since August 31, 1919. It argues that rapid debt retirement builds reserves, strengthens defenses, and may deter future wars, noting broad national development during the debt reduction era.
An article notes Holman’s fast flight at the South Dakota fair and Chicago meet, cites Schneider Cup speeds, and discusses future super airplanes. It highlights Goddard powered rockets, Wenstrom’s projections of 1000 mph jets, 20 mile altitudes, and 1060 mph cruise as possible for moon rocket planes, with sunset travel from Massachusetts to San Francisco.
William E Milligan of Aberdeen died suddenly while visiting his former home in Canada. A long time South Dakota resident, he built a respected Aberdeen business career on integrity and client devotion. He served as national committeeman for the Republican Party, giving time to public service without seeking rewards. He was known for fairness, culture, and honest counsel trusted by state and national party colleagues.
The Omaha World-Herald argues all Nebraska roads function as farm to market routes, with 9,000 state designated highways forming main arteries. It notes farm to market roads handle heavier traffic and serve many farmers, emphasizing improvements for trunk highways and feeders, citing Douglas County’s strong gas tax revenues as advancing the goal.
A London physician advocates a balanced approach to meals emphasizing moderation and enjoyment. He warns against overemphasis on calories vitamins or rigid diet plans, arguing nature signals what to eat and that appetite should guide choices. He critiques obsessive dieting and endorses savoring real foods like steak when affordable.
Pago Pago, the port of Tutuila in the Samoa group, faces a shift as it seems poised to move from quiet discreetness toward the limelight. The island has long kept off the front page and away from the spotlight, preserving its unique dignity amid routine travel and exploration.
The Brown County 4-H exhibits claimed first place with a large display detailing club organization, achievements, and leadership paths. Bon Homme County also showed strong results with the melting pot exhibit earning second place, while Beadle, Clark, Codington, Lincoln, and others received notable placements detailing member counts, projects, and events.
The 4-H club day features a parade led by Archie Joy of Pierre and members from the club camp and day visitors. A girls style revue starts at 3 pm. Livestock judging begins at 8:30 am under Dr. G S Weaver. Food clothing crops dairy demonstrations run 8:30 to 11:30 am and 8 pm to 11:30 pm. Home economics luncheon at Marvin Huzhit hotel at noon. Daily demonstrations begin 2:30 pm after the parade.
The report notes Sully County shows 66 club members with various clubs like corn, foods and litter, Minnnehaha County 350 members, Lake County 254, and Spink County 161 boys 211 girls in 4-H clubs. Wabworth grants a youth fountain as members fish, Enrollees emphasize 4-H work, cooperation and leadership on a path to life choices.
Ninety one hundred twenty Bibles were placed in rooms of the Sioux Valley hospital Sunday by members of the local Gideons organization dedicatory services preceded the distribution. Community singing and talks highlighted the program.
Iroquois team Marie Ritter and Margaret Corley presented cutting and making bias tape, showing the use of bias strips, simple facing, trimming, buttonholes and tilted edges. Deletta Wright and Clive Redman of Lincoln County offered Stamper Lovelier Hair steps including shampooing, soap jelly and scalp massage. Minot County team Alice Blakkenburg and Ether Gality demonstrated fall wardrobe selection with color analysis and wardrobe planning.
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