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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1931
Page
7
Secretary of State urges ceasefire in Manchuria and withdrawal from danger. He notes U S sympathy with League of Nations and will work for restoration of peace while considering Kellogg Briand pact and Nine Power Treaty implications.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University argues democracy elevates mediocre leaders while dictatorships produce men of greater intelligence and courage. He cites Madison era presidents, Cromwell, Napoleon, Mussolini, Lenin, Stalin, and notes England and Germany have produced few outstanding statesmen, praising MacDonald and Snowden as exceptions.
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon announced Perkins and McWayne of Sioux Falls as architects for Watertown South Dakota post office extension and remodeling funded with a $120000 appropriation.
The state bank commission approves a charter for the New State Bank of Willow Lake with $20,000 re capitalization. Officers are J. W. Inlay president E. N. Doucette vice president and F. G. Siewert cashier all of Willow Lake. Following the Farmers and Merchants bank suspension Willow Lake lacks a bank. The state banking department also announces a 20 percent first dividend for creditors of Farmers State Bank Canning which suspended on Nov 12 1930.
Haron area football players interested in forming an independent gridiron team are urged to attend a meeting at the Tredway and Liem Sport Shop tomorrow night. Claire Groves, former Huron high school player, calls for organized efforts following last year’s introduction of independent football with the Huron Ghosts under Dick Frye. The Ghosts played Watertown Wessington and Pipestone, Minn.
A promotional offer urges readers to buy an 85 cent bottle of Alleniu from Longstaff Drug Co or any druggist with a guarantee to relieve rheumatic pains within 48 hours. The ad claims lasting relief as uric acids are removed from the body and promises money back if pains persist.
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