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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1929
Page
4
This date recalls Gus H. Helgerson born in Iowa in 1863 and notes a great Deadwood fire of pine construction fanned by mountain drafts. It also records the 1915 Homestake mine fire, which burned until December 1 and flooded to the sixth level.
The Argus Leader notes Harry F. Brownell head of Brownell company may seek the Republican nomination for South Dakota governor. A former state senator, he is described as a studious, analytical, and fiscally prudent businessman with broad public affairs interest. He and Brooke Howell, a fellow candidate, are longtime friends and promise peaceful campaign lines, with the paper offering support to either.
Judge W S Kenyon has ruled out returning to Iowa to pursue a U S Senate seat. In a public letter he expressed gratitude for Iowa's kindness but said he is content in his current judiciary role and dislikes political campaigns. He urged that the judiciary offers as much usefulness as the Senate and remains committed to constitutional government.
Redfield Journal-Observer publisher Carmen L Bates weighs over 200 pounds and in a recent issue questions why murders are rarely committed by fat men. He notes experts say less than two percent of New York murder victims are fat and invites local readers to analyze why men are seldom accused of serious crime if they are not thin and hungry looking.
The text discusses Minnesota farm to market highways expanding with gravel surfacing, aiding farmers in muddy weather. It also mentions editor Bates and Fatty Arbuckle as cultural references, and praises Alpena's local press for good service and Brigham's publishing efforts.
The piece paints the annual campus revival as merchants smile atReturning students and the freshman class as the mainspring of college life. It notes the new students face readjustment, questions for seniors, and the awakening of campus activity as fall term begins, with classrooms, bookstores, and shops buzzing with energy.
The Christian Science Monitor argues for stronger peace measures after the Paris Pact renunciation, detailing proposals to curb arms sales and aid attacked nations. It cites experts like Prof. Leonard Hill on lethal toxins and Francis P. Garvan on chemical warfare, urging acceptance of peace risks over war.
The Iroquois Chief quotes Senator Norris railing at national “enslavements” while praising better wages and securities for many yet urging South Dakota to fix and level the state fair grounds. A heavy rain should not spoil the 100000 visitors’ experience during the fair week at the exposition.
South Dakota State Fair drew record crowds with the Wyestock display and diverse livestock entries. Secretary Frank D. Kriebs praised the boys and girls club work, noting 600 young participants, 230 baby beef entries, and extensive exhibitions across cattle, hogs, poultry, sheep, and educational displays.
Pierre September decision defers three petitions for rehearing before the state supreme court and grants one. The court denied eighteen others and passed on cases including First National Bank St. Lawrence Wollmar Neubert versus Evangelical Mutual Insurance Company.
Pierre September 25. Articles of incorporation for the Cresbard Farmers Co operative Shipping association were filed with the secretary of state. The document outlines the purpose and structure of the new cooperative and its plans for operations in Cresbard and surrounding areas.
Incorporated without capital stock by G. W. Townsend, William Shemaker, Ross Horning, Glen Hairsine, J. D. Bowman, and Glenn W. Hunt, all of Cresbard.
A testimonial claims ten years of constipation and piles improved after regular use of Kellogg's All-Bran. The reader describes relief from pain and symptoms, endorsing two tablespoons daily with meals as a bulk food that stimulates normal bowel action.
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