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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1930
Page
4
The survey notes widespread upheaval from dictatorships to anti colonial struggles across Europe Asia and the Middle East. It highlights Portugal Canada and the United States fire costs with a $470 million U S fire loss bill in 1929 and announces Fire Prevention Week starting October 5 urging citizen action.
The article surveys worldwide turmoil from revolts and uprisings to rising Fascist and Communist influence in nations such as Bolivia Peru Argentina Brazil Cuba Germany Poland Hungary Romania and Spain. It notes economic decline and political tension shaping the year’s outlook and calls for renewed world peace efforts.
The Evening Republican urges strict law enforcement yet warns officers to guard against false arrests after Judge R C Blakewell censured the arrest of A J Kelly without grounds following a traffic accident dispute with Deputy State Sheriff Wood Smith. The piece cites former Sheriff Gail Brown and endorses courteous enforcement while ready to act firmly against wrongdoers.
A Census Bureau view notes only two small farms survive in Manhattan. Little Mike Fesslan tends a mint bed and bees on Inwood Park land, while the Benedeto family runs a small urban farm behind Broadway and Tenth Avenue. Both face displacement as city action looms.
The Mobridge Tribune notes that 381 inmates at the South Dakota State penitentiary over two years were mostly under 30, with limited schooling. it contrasts this with a political critique of a senate investigation and praises a record year at the State Fair with high attendance and receipts.
Laura Ingalls, 25, daughter of Mrs. F. Abbott Ingalls, quit stage dancing to pursue aviation. She becomes women's air loop champion with 80 loops, surpassing male and female records, after training in St Louis and Muskogee Oklahoma. She earned her transport pilot license last April and once worked at the Metropolitan Museum.
George E. Star transfers to Anna Krug in Huron for $1 a parcel comprising Lots 11 and 12 in Block 5 in South Jawa add to Huron Oak. Wesleyan Univ to National Investment Co Mitchell LN 14 of ITWA180 Ida Brush to Johor Brush Hitchcock $1. Warren to Frances Miller Lebanon S DB $1 Lots 1 and 22 in Block jy Wicher and Foster's 1st Add to Ru OH.
CHICAGO. Two widows competing for the Illinois senate seat come from different social circles. Ruth Hanna McCormick, widow of Medill McCormick, is a Republican campaigner backed by women’s groups and prohibitionists. Lottie Holman O’Neill, a Republican and early suffragist, campaigns as an independent with a rural upbringing and a career in Illinois women’s organizations. Both in their early fifties, they are noted as seasoned speakers with strong family backgrounds and active motherhood roles shaping their political paths.
A garbled excerpt presents quoted lines about experience and memory. It references a March event, a daughter and her husband returning in July, and a philosophical speaker. The text is highly incomplete and lacks clear narrative context.
A 4-H club of Antelope Valley, led by Evadna Cochrane, recalls signing up in October, running meetings, and completing a year of work by April. Members describe roll calls, reports, lunch, songs, and achievement day, with eight members and plans for a Lake Kampeska camp.
The Huron Girl Scouts Lakotah Troop 1 held its first year meeting at Mrs Codlington s home on September 17 with nine girls and two visitors Dorothy Swan and Bonnie Reynolds Elizabeth Cone reported on her trip to Camp Sakamaga Troop captain J A Johnson outlined this year s plans including a Girl Scout rally at the fair grounds Leadership from Mrs D C Reutter guided games planned for the fall.
Wolsey Beadle’s 4 H club met at leader G He Mikkelson’s home on Wednesday. They chose the one act play The Charm of Music for a November presentation and plan a box social to raise funds for club members to attend the Junior Short Course in Brookings in December. Jesse Roberts reports the schedule for the next Beadle’s Test club meeting will be set when play books arrive.
Editor urging health focus for students throughout the school year stresses simple rules. Emphasizes good food and water exercise fresh air sunlight cleanliness and rest. Advises health posters and student participation to promote well being.
Miss Leota J. Lewis reviews books for young readers in The Young Citizen, noting The Tumping-off Place by Marion Ward McNeely and A Boy Scout with Byrd by Paul Siple. Newberry Medal winner Hitty, Her First Hundred Years is praised, while library loans rose 23 percent year over year. County libraries report strong kid readership with thousands of books loaned to schools and communities across South Dakota communities.
The Lucky Lindy league of Jefferson School Beste County elected officers for the first period. Elinor Spring was named president, Heidi Jean Bateman vice president, Margaret Gobel treasurer, and Donald Bateman secretary and reporter. The major project is to compile township history.
Kiwanis 4 H club met at G H Mikkelson home Wednesday evening with five members and all visitors present. Harry Salisbury reported progress on a play to be produced with six characters and Willytonens as cast. After business, Mrs Mikkelson hosted lunch.
A fragmented notice reports a meeting of the Jolly Workers of Bonilla with Bergdoe Radtke scheduled for Saturday after hours around September 27. Plans are hinted for next year and a teacher-pupil remark appears amid garbled text and stray names.
SIOUX FALLS, Sept. 20 Special Significant events at Columbus Junior College and Normal School for women included a one o clock assembly on September 17 for class organization and officer elections. Loretta Tobin of Huron was elected freshman class treasurer. Other officers are Macy Hogan Wagner president and Loret Burnett Sioux Falls secretary.
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