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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1930
Page
4
The 1930 31 school year begins affecting about three thousand direct pupils and teachers in Huron with ripple effects for thousands of parents taxpayers and local businesses. Education is framed as essential for community welfare and individual success, urging students to seize state and philanthropic resources for personal growth and public service.
The Highmore Herald discusses the feasibility of counties issuing bonds to pave roads within their borders. It notes heavy traffic and rising costs, cites Iowa’s county paving as a model with state reimbursement from motor vehicle taxes, and suggests the coming legislature session will debate a county unit law.
The piece argues Senator McMaster must win Republican support by highlighting his record in opposition to the national administration. It notes his past stance against administration measures and hints that returning to Washington would force him to align with senators he once opposed, risking political embarrassment.
Russell K. Lowry of Montgomery Ward argues newspaper promotion is the backbone of successful retail selling. He notes the company increased its newspaper linage by 40 percent last year and endorses print ads as the most cost effective method.
The Argus Leader critiques chronic critics who hinder new ideas. It argues progress arises from visionaries who propose constructive suggestions and endure ridicule. Sioux Falls and South Dakota rely on constructive men to build businesses, cities, and nations.
The Brookings Register argues census data reveal more farms in South Dakota over the last decade, with newcomers and sons dividing land, proving farming’s future viability. It urges repurchase of foreclosed lands by residents, sensible taxes, and targeted promotion to attract settlers and secure the state's agricultural future.
Beadle county 4 H members led by Earl Simantel Wolsey captured the grand baby beef championship as 150 club exhibitors showed livestock and home economics entries. Winners included Katherine Davis Yale and Walter Smith Huron in Aberdeen Angus and Hereford classes, Allan Oviatt Huron in dairy, and numerous junior and senior champions across cattle sheep poultry and foods, with Beadle county earning a club parade second and county booth third.
The Cottonwood Busy Bees of Spink County held their September meeting with officers presiding. Ida Josewicke served as president and Marcella Roeber as secretary. Jean Hodgeon, Marcella Hoesber, and Ida Jozewicie were appointed to the refreshment committee. Plans included sewing bags and buttonholes before the next meeting at Hodgson home, plus a birdlife quilt. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Eidsness.
Beadle County Abstract and Title Co furnishes transfer notice stating Asin conveys Lots 13 18 34 Blk Lot Fisher's Addition to Huron to C S Laughill for $1. Union Law appears in the heading of the notice.
Pupils at Rock Springs Hayden Colorado attend school during summer due to heavy snows cold weather and poor roads. Classes run April through October while other Dakota students are on break. The students formed a Rock Springs Young Citizens League, receiving a charter from Pierre and carrying league work through the summer.
The State department of the Young Citizens league will sponsor the annual essay contest on the topic My County open to sixth, seventh and eighth grade members of chartered Young Citizens leagues. Local chapters, inter-chapter and county contests lead to a state final with a declamatory division for first five grades.
Mrs. George urges balanced meals for Betty and Dick as they start school after summer. Emphasizing substantial breakfasts and a midday meal, she prescribes protein, starch, and vegetables, plus milk and fruit, to energize children and prevent illness while noting hot noons and planned carry lunches when学校 distance requires.
The Merry Maids Poultry club met at the McNabee home during the past week for a meeting. Members discussed appointments and future activities, selecting new demonstrators to lead upcoming events.
The report states that individuals were appointed for the October meeting, no club reported. After roll call and minutes of the prior meeting were read, a collection was taken up with the proceedings continuing.
A brief report notes flowers sent to a member who has been ill. Lunch was served by the hostess as the business session ended.
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