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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
5
At State College, registrar D B Doner releases official records showing women outperformed men in scholarship across freshmen to seniors for 1928-23 and 1929-30. Pharmacy leads four-year averages. engineering remains lowest. Freshmen show lowest averages, seniors highest, with women consistently ahead in most divisions.
The July 1 worm stocks imply a smaller 1929 crop and reduced world supplies for 1930 31. European output drops offset by stronger All Gentine and Australia yields, with US feed grain shortfalls boosting demand. Carryover in the US near 273 million bushels, up slightly, while August projections forecast 15 million bushels more than last year. To normalize carryover, exports and feeding must reach about 26 million bushels, otherwise a large deficit in the corn crop and subdued prices may persist.
Potter County's total assessed value of real and personal property for 1930 reached 513,077,827, per state taxation figures certified to County Auditor R. W. Nauman. The figure marks a decrease from 1929's 13,642,95T and signals a state levy rise from 2.12 to 3.10 mills. Abstracts show changes in personal property and real estate, with cattle and sheep adjustments and raises for combines and radios. Real estate totals include 13,62,23 acres and a valuation of 8,881,115.
The Rev. Hugh Kerr of Pittsburg, moderator of the general Presbyterian assembly, will attend the South Dakota Presbyterian synod meeting in Aberdeen October 3 to 5. The synod will convene at the First Presbyterian church in Aberdeen.
Alexander Wurzburger, pupil of Leschetizky and pianist of note, appeared in recital at Eastern State Teachers College chapel. A large audience from Madison and nearby towns attended, with many encores requested. The program featured substantial piano literature and showcased the artist's skill.
Sioux Falls Sept 12 The registrar Prof John G Berdahl reports 154 freshmen enrolled during the first three days of Augustana college term, a 15 percent increase over last year. The 1923 three day total was 133.
Vermillion South Dakota student Berl Winters presented an original composition Prelude in D Major on KUSD from Single Auditorium. Winters, a University of South Dakota graduate in music, will teach in Vermillion this year. KUSD plans more Winters pieces later this week as the station airs programs nightly from eight to nine.
Pierre, Sept 12, 2012 South Dakota highway engineer J Maughs Brown says the state can match its former federal aid for highway construction with state funds, but the extra $2 million in federal aid may not be usable without more revenue. He notes the state’s four cent gasoline tax revenue could cover almost all matching funds, but the next legislature must allow the use of the full four cents as one cent now funds the sinking fund to retire old highway bonds. Brown explains federal aid requires a project by project agreement, with the federal government reimbursing about 55 percent after completion. Since 2018, roughly $14.34 million was made available, with about $15.93 million paid on completed projects, while much remains tied in agreements awaiting finalization. He adds accelerating highway work depends on securing state funds, and federal funds do not revert for three years.
Four college students, one from Madison fire department, completed the summer fire school and will sleep in the hall dormitory in exchange for night service. An additional local firefighter will also sleep at the hall to ensure night calls are covered.
A study notes that timber related industries in the United States discard between three and forty percent of raw material as waste. Findings emphasize efficiency gains in processing and utilization of wood resources.
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