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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1929
Page
4
The Associated Press states exclusive rights to republish its dispatches and those not credited in major papers and other outlets. This notice asserts AP control over distribution and use of its news content.
A compilation of events from 2857 to 1981 includes births of Adam Rhorl and bishop Thomas O Gorman, territorial conventions in Sioux Falls, nominations for congress and governor, governorship changes, a 1863 appointment, a Spearfish hanging for horse stealing, a Debs visit to Pierre, and a Hoover era commentary arguing business leaders suit public service, with a note on Senate comparisons to 1904.
The piece argues that rising air travel and more pilots justify the view that flying is becoming safer, despite three weeks of misfortune and public doubts. It counters the idea that airplanes are merely dangerous toys and urges cautious optimism about aviation safety.
Soviet Russia contracts Austin company of Cleveland to build a 50 million dollar city named Austingrad 270 miles east of Moscow. The industrial city modeled on American developments will be graded laid out and filled with factories theaters schools and residences all with modern amenities including a bathtub in each dwelling. The project will take fifteen months from planning to completion.
The article notes Austingrad as part of the Soviet Union’s industrial push to reach mass production with America. It highlights the political and economic aspects and the thrill of such a giant project. The De Smet News returns to its home after a fire, with a larger office and a commitment to better service for De Smet and Kingsbury county.
The Watertown Public Opinion warns the power trust could inflame public temper with mounting aggression and may drive voters toward electing figures like John Hipple or Pierre governor of South Dakota. The call is for more light and scrutiny of the issue.
The piece argues Britain cannot solve the long standing Arab Jewish conflict in Palestine tied to the World War era mandates. It contends that the Wall signifies deeper religious and racial tensions and predicts renewed violence as Britain plans a Jewish national home while Arabs resist.
The duck hunting season in South Dakota opens next Monday morning and many plan to take the day off. Veterans and youths will hunt, but should observe etiquette, farmer rights, and hunter courtesy. Keep firearms unloaded until ready to shoot and avoid hoggish behavior to ensure a safe, enjoyable opening.
Minneapolis Tribune recounts Arthur Schreiber and Frederick Hogg involved in airship incidents. Hogg allegedly smoked aboard the Graf Zeppelin threatening hydrogen fuel. Schreiber accused of stowing away on the French plane Yellow Bird, endangering crew and mission. The article labels both as aviation nuisances in a period of high air travel risk.
OCR fragment lists radio schedules with stations like WABC NBC chain in New York and WISN Milwaukee along with show names and times Seasoned broadcasters include Vincent Lopez Dance Orchestra and Jack Albin Orchestra. Notes numerous stations and program blocks across many markets.
In Brookings on September 1 government statistician Joseph L. Orr reports continued dry hot August, damaging range feed and hay crops while water shortages persist in some areas. Cattle and sheep demand remains low as ranges stay 82 percent of normal. hay supplies are lighter, prices higher, and cattle markets hint at possible culling if rain does not arrive soon.
Unclear yet readable ad promotes Baal ints Gee tablets for permanent relief from stomach gas bloating and nervous symptoms. Claims include disappearance of gnawing pit pain, improved heart feelings, and better sleep after dinner. Sold in local stores for $1.
Prospects show lambs lightening, larger feeder ends, and steady to rising prices in several western states. Sheep gains in New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, and western regions contrast with lighter ewe demand. total shipments and feeder activity indicate tighter feed supplies and moderate market expansion into fall 1929. Cattle and sheep condition indices suggest mixed results against five year averages.
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