Huron approves auditorium bond and liquor package sale
Voters in Huron backed the auditorium bond by 2,174 to 1,359 to fund a federal grant. In the liquor question they chose package sales by a two to one margin, rejecting on sale. Municipal judge C. N. Hail and commissioners O. C. Olson, Charles R. Kent, Ed B. Ulrich were noted as well qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Drys
Wets
Grys
Maron
C. N. Hail
O. C. Olson
Charles R. Kent
Ed B. Ulrich
Farmer Tosses Skunk At Des Moines Over Closed Season
An Iowa farmer, outraged by a new closed season for skunks, threw a dead skunk into the state capitol in Des Moines as a protest. The incident sparked discussion on democratic independence and the role of citizens in challenging officeholders.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Republic
Towan
Senate
We the People Boss the Nation in Liberty Defense
An opinion piece argues that democratic remedy lies in direct action by citizens and officeholders reminded of sovereignty. It cites a farmer with a dead skunk and a fireman's wife wielding a horsewhip to protest pay cuts, asserting such acts signal healthy signs and reinforce that sovereignty rests with We the People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skunk
Kansas City
United States
Detroit economist argues machines not menace to workers
B M Anderson contends fears of technological unemployment fade after each wave of automation. He cites the 1925 27 dip in manufacturing jobs as workers shifting to services and luxuries while school populations rise, arguing machines spurred overall gains and not depopulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
B. M. Anderson
New York
Economist
Mr. Anderson
Tales From The Hills Hillbilly Essay Wins National Prize
A West Virginia hillbilly wife wins a national pre election essay contest earning a trip to New York and Havana. Interviewers praise her grasp of national affairs and economic issues, suggesting the prize helps soften the memory of a prior disturbing incident from Tennessee mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
New York
Havana
Childe
Interesting Editorials From Other Newspapers
A note explains selection of editorials from American papers shared with readers of the Evening Hurantte. It describes access in the library and office hours, inviting private study and reference for contemporary stories and merchandising information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Haura
Breqing Huronite
Cooperation urged for Missouri River development in Upper valley
Yankton readers heard a call for united effort to secure early development of the upper Missouri River valley. Former Governor Arthur Weaver stressed industrial potential, with streams harnessed to power plants, mills and crops, urging federal attention and local action to win opportunities and jobs.
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Yankton Press
Dakota
Upper Missouri River Water Conservation Association
Upper Valley
United Motion
Missouri River
Arthur J. Weaver
Nebraska
Missouri
Ohio
Monongahela
Inventors More Active in Patent Office Readings
The United States Patent Office in Washington serves as a reliable economic barometer. When business thrives, patent filings rise. during downturns receipts fall. In the recent three years the office operated at no cost to the Treasury and even held a surplus of about two million dollars. Applications have surged in radio, air conditioning, refrigeration, and transportation, with most grants rewarding practical, scientifically developed devices rather than wild schemes. The office routinely rejects perpetual motion proposals, sending about a dozen refusal letters weekly.
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Decatur Herald
United States Patent Office
Washington
Patent Office
Eien
Budget Figures Show Roosevelt Plans With Slow Cuts
Washington reports the Roosevelt budget sketch, printed in small type, appears $68 million higher than January’s plan and is only about 0.5 percent below current-year expenditures. Analysts see no sharp curtailment, instead a policy of limiting spending and blocking extra-budgetary items, while relying on refunds and RFC gains to balance. An inside congressional move may try to push adjustments as consultants urged bigger cuts, but the President kept to a middle course.
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Washington
Mb. R
Congress
Roosevelt
Lkely
Roosavel
Billy
RFC
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Federal Treasury
Voters Back Hurons Auditorium Plan Amid Cautious Warning
The Huron electorate endorses a $360,000 purchase for an auditorium but warns against architectural folly and poor seating. Readers urge practicality, durability, capacity, and future growth while cautioning against style over substance. The column also reflects on Pat O’Brien’s shift from screen life to a written work, noting his new peng in a newspaper volume titled The Well of Man.
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Huron
Mo Mreins
Haron
Pa O'Brien
Pat
Ike Thad
O'Brien
Uthey
Diary musings on spring chores and aging reflections
A diary entry notes cold windy day for yard work with damp weeds and ashes, hopes a tramp would rake for dinner, jokes about multiple tramps, and worries about spring chores, school weeks, and graduation plans. It laments time passing and recalls a desire to turn back the clock for one night.
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Russia
Findi Ug
Mother
Sawurday
Jory
Dad
Jane
Huron College elects officers for the coming year
Emil Utterback of Huron is named president of the Philomachean literary society at Huron college with Francis Ice of Isle vice president and Lary Hines secretary. Ralph House of Wessington treasurer. Student association officers include C. J. Boe president and Lloyd Boughton secretary. Retiring officers listed. Police chief John Boyle injured in motorcycle accident at Sixth and Wisconsin.
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Emil Utterback
Huron
Philomachean Literary Society
Huron College
Francis Ice
Isle, Minn
Lary Hines
Bates
Ralph House
Wessington
Chris Bow
Presho
Alam Roberts
Cardiff
Wales
Joseph Schoot
Deland
Associaton
C. J. Boe
Bryan Lloyd
Lloyd Boughton
Jacke Longstaff
J E. Schoof
Nancie Hannum
Claude Gascoigne
Raymond Horn
John Boyle
Suctle
Sixth
Wisconsin
Max Reyh
Sioux Falls
Reyh
Elizabeth Evans
John''s. Pyle
Evans
Man Kato Man Receives Service Enlistment News
Merrel Kimble, a Unotype operator at the Daily Huronite, left yesterday for home in Man Kato Minnesota to visit his parents before enlisting in the Yeomanry service with the US Navy in Minneapolis.
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Merrel Kimble
Mankato
Myo
Minneapolis
Enliss Fary
Navy
Forestburg Honor Roll Announced
Forestburg April 22 Special The fifth six weeks posted show work ends with students named to honor roll across grades. Among high school honorees are Elena Kundem Ivan Fouberg Opal Larson Rosalin McCormick and many others. Julius Slouper invited by University of South Dakota to a Vermilion scholarship contest April 23.
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Forestburg
Sollows High School
Elena Kundem
Ivan Fouberg
Opal Larson
Rosalin McCormick
Goldie Bickel
Julia Slower
Barbara Slouber
Faith Bonney
Helen Larson
Jeannette Lyttart
Mary Jo Morse
Eilen Jean Hinde
Mary Jane Wilder
Rolland Fetes
Theatre Ticket Won By Boy in Weekly Sweepstakes
A weekly sweepstakes at Huron Theatre awards ten free tickets to local youths. Winners include Wayne Sauget and Jeannette Kuraart among others. Entries must be received at the newspaper office by 5 PM next Wednesday to claim attendance tickets.
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Ie Guks
Khe Bey
Mitubdoris
Wayne
Sauget
Laying Goocker
Huron
Shirley Bary Huron
Jeannette Kuraart
Huron Hie Palle
Ruth Clovisysen
Fern Melius
Cavour
Dunald Maxvold
Mildrid Ste. Wolsey
Veron Hensley
Iroquein
Waléner
Huvon Theatre
Huron Theatre
Holden Extension Club Holds Meet
April 22 meeting of the Holden Extension Club at the home of Mrs Ted Deede included BMdrt sewing stunt by Mrs Vitrs4 and Mrs Mabel Mine. Four guests attended the gathering with refreshments served. the group planned the next meeting for May 20 at the Ox home.
Viela Loomer Honored by Mrs. R. Magness in St Lawrence
Mrs Kay Magness hosted Viela Loomer of Mitchell as the Eastern Si Chapter grand conductress named guest. Grand officers George Lloyd and Mrs. Lloyd of Spencer attended with Florence Collins of Miller among others. The guests departed promptly after the special meeting at Miller.
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Viela Loomer
R. Magness
ST. Lawrence
Kay Magness
Sx Jacheon
Aciel
Viela Lootous
Mitchell
George Lloyd
Lloys
Spencer
Florence Collins
Miller
Gue
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Huron Publishing CO
Robert D. Lusk
Buran
Corpler
Associated Press
Audi Bureau of
Hite
Jakarta
Flemsan
United Action
George Clark
Nutshell
Ola
Holden Extension Club
By William Ferguson
Leffingwell Farm
Exira
Easay
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