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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1931
Page
3
South Dakota statistics show 1930 revenue receipts of 19,779,229 with total outlays 16,682,595, reducing state debt. General departments cost 9,439,270 with education funding, highways dominate permanent improvements, and per capita figures show rising cost trends since 1918. Net debt stood at 10,795,814 or 15.60 per person as of June 30, 1990.
Pierre September 11 Governor War ren Green designated October 4 to 11 as Fire Prevention week urging civic groups businesses schools and women’s clubs to aid observance and promote carefulness and better fire protection to cut yearly losses.
Meade county announces grading operations on Federal highway 212 between Faith and Maurin will start within days. Wages are set at 75 cents per hour for one man and four horses. Work is open only to Meade county taxpayers and is described as unemployment and drought relief.
A prairie fire was spotted southwest of Alpena near the school section on Monday afternoon. Farmers and Alpena men responded quickly, extinguishing the blaze with little damage. Some hay land burned. short pasture grass aided firefighting.
Mitchell council approved a 1932 budget showing a 39 percent spending cut from 1931. Total appropriation pared to 14,175 dollars from 23,000 this year, with reductions across all items for the city park system.
Alpena announces the Alpena Parent-Teachers association meeting scheduled for Tuesday night has been postponed two weeks to September 2 due to conflicts with the Sisie Fair and other meetings. Also notes Bainville and Marjorie Weston of Aberdeen visiting with Mrs. Kahler’s family before resuming work in Montana. Jack Fisher from near Crandall takes Hatthe Bell Coates to Rochester for estate handling and treatments amid illness.
Brookings records show 2206 distinct visitors logged in August at the State College campanile with travelers from 28 states Washington DC and five foreign countries. South Dakota and Minnesota names appeared daily Iowa on most days. Many visitors choose not to ascend to the top while others watch chimes and explore nearby facilities. The view from the tower is praised as worth the effort.
Mitchell reports that the South Dakota Association of Cosmetologists and Hairdressers will hold its annual convention September 24 25 and 26. Lectures and demonstrations on modern beauty culture are planned for the three day program.
Governor Warren Greed will preside at a set piece city evening as part of the 2G program. State association officers include Fleanoe Wolff of Rapid City as president and Minnie Gray of Chamberlain as vice-president, shaping youth outreach efforts.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat banisher and beauty booster. It promises quick weight loss in three weeks by taking half a teaspoon daily in hot water and cutting pastry fatty meals, plus hints at increased energy and improved mood, urging purchase of an 85 cent bottle from Perriton. The copy claims visible pounds shed and renewed vitality if the product delivers.
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