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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1938
Page
5
Amusements listing notes Charles Starrett in Call of the Rockies a melodrama of pioneer days. A land dealer rustler plot drives hero action with Irish Meredith and the Pioneers quintet providing songs. Also tonight Kidnapped and Mystery House showings.
Mrs A E Danielson of Tifton Ga writes that Mes Howard died July 26 at Mabridge after leaving Fitton and staying in Mabridge being cared for by a nurse. Various residents, including Lois Erikson and Edna Countryman, Ottilus Macrigan, Melvin Larson and Lena Morgan, and Br Albert and Ines, travel for business and visits. A baby born to Leo Best weighed 8 pounds 13 ounces. Judge elect Brown Taylor vows to erase his debt records upon taking office in September.
The Department of Agriculture ordered larger staffs for federal grain supervisors in the northwest to speed wheat movement. Offices at Minneapolis, Duluth, Great Falls, and Spokane will add grain samplers and clerks as heavy movement continues, with over 1,000 cars arriving in Minneapolis on Tuesday.
Boston August 11 The Evening American reports James Roosevelts five year total taxable income reached 170000 from all sources excluding a 10000 federal secretary salary. The article cites tax declarations and lists yearly earnings from 1933 to 1937 amid his resignation from Roosevelt and Sargent Insurance. James Roosevelt is convalescing at Campobello New Brunswick.
BUNCu Kan, a camer, Mrs. HL D. Hecox of Billings Montana and her son James Cessna 26 of Rapid City escaped serious injury when their car rolled over four times in a 100 foot plunge from the Cus ter Sylvan Lake highway Tuesday. Clinton Cessna 24 rushed to the hospital for his fourth major operation since June 30 as relatives tended him.
Democratic chairman James A Farley warns in American Magazine that the collapse of the two party system would be a national tragedy. He argues against a third major party and says a shift would expose the country to demagogues minorities and crackpots while keeping officeholders on their toes.
The Congregational Church where Calvin Coolidge worshipped during his 1927 Black Hills vacation is undergoing repairs. Weathered siding has been replaced with stucco and the worn front steps rebuilt. Church memoirs plan to post a sign near the door noting Coolidge attended in 1927, marking Hermosa as part of his summer routine.
The South Dakota Supreme Court affirmed a Codington County ruling allowing Watertown to issue 63 000 in bonds to build and equip a municipal auditorium. Justices rejected appeals by taxpayers H D Rice and L E Brickell who argued debt limits. court noted amendments could permit higher debt for large cities. The decision also addressed a clothing company claim and upheld Harry Williams’s four year sentence for amalgam theft from Homestake Mining.
Police guard placed at the home of Richard T. Frankensteen, a deposed UAW vice president, after a garage bombing at his residence. No injuries. damage minor. Frankensteen cites factional dispute as motive and warns against intimidation. Police fear possible factional violence, while a UAW official downplays the incident.
Funeral services for M. Josephine Peterson 92 a Wessington pioneer were held at her daughter Mrs Oscar Hultmans home and burial followed in Wessington cemetery Mrs Angie Chaffee of Huron read the Christian Science burial rite and Mrs Stewart Boltum sang a hymn amid the small community ceremony
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