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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
4
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On September 24 184 Lewis and Clark reached the Teton river near Fort Pierre and camped three days feasting with the Minneconjou Sioux. In 1800 Frank Jackson, a former McCook County House member, was born in Minnesota. In 1908 Kermit Roosevelt visited Pierre for a Gas Belt exposition and hunted west of the river.
The Mitchell Republican denounces Yankton Vermillion joining the Sioux City Automobile club, arguing it weakens South Dakota laws and taxes. It warns of paved roads into Sioux City draining state funds and urges unity among South Dakota vehicle owners and lawmakers. The piece also notes calls for broader reform in policing and crime prevention.
Criminologist Richard W. Enright notes England has a lower crime rate per population and higher conviction percentage than the United States. He argues the American system could learn from the British model.
Smedley Butler, while in command at Quantico Virginia, chastises bootleggers and urges Marines to defend the constitution. He warns against civil citizens aiding bootleggers and urges soldiers to uphold prohibition as a constitutional issue.
The state governor lauded the boys and girls club winning at the state fair, noting the enduring value of club work in South Dakota. Leaders like Edgar Hodges and D. C. Jones helped Kingsbury county build strong programs, with county agents providing broad service beyond club activities. The South Dakota Bankers Association also plans a standing reward for bank bandits, aiming to deter robberies and raise insurance costs.
George hb Costam of a Huron music store has been appointed vice chairman representing South Dakota on the membership promotion committee for the northwestern district of the National Association of Music Merchants. The group, founded in 1901, includes leading retail music industry figures nationwide and aims to grow membership.
The Mobridge chapter of the Order of De Molay was installed here by the Aberdeen chapter with twenty eight charter members.
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