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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
4
Mixed OCR text includes clues from a puzzle about English statesmen and vocabulary plus a sports note. It mentions Pine Ridge reservation attendees expected for a rodeo scheduled August 31 and September 1, sponsored by the American Legion and Knights of Columbus.
The piece laments ongoing water supply issues in Huron, noting taste and odor problems, costly damage, and a serious health threat. It criticizes lack of City physician enforcement, calls for milk ordinance enforcement, widespread boil-water warnings, and immediate action to protect public health.
The piece questions fair pricing amid shortages and rising farm prices. It weighs producer versus consumer interests, noting farmers have pressed for higher returns while many consumers fear unaffordable costs. The writer predicts unprecedented diplomacy would be needed to please both groups.
After one year the gross income tax yields 2,680,016.67 dollars, far below early forecasts. State finances rely on further collections as real estate and other levies shrink. Governor Berry's campaign issue faces scrutiny as lawmakers weigh replacement tax options and spending cuts.
In Sunday's plebiscite German voters approved Hitler's power expansion, but 10 percent opposed the measure amid heavy propaganda. Goebbels-led press radio and pulpits backed the drive. Nazi voters reminded others of their duty to vote Yes. The 10 percent who voted No were hailed as courageous against dictatorship.
A garbled clipping mentions placards near the president and a plea in Devils Lake reading you gave us beer now give us water. The piece contrasts urban taste with the juicy-old plum as a city hall favorite and notes humidity and warmth affecting citizens.
The National Emergency Council shapes a housing renovation push while critics blame slow start and mismanaged FHA led organization. The piece notes lumber price expectations, Moffett’s staffing woes, and cliques within NRA FER Farm Credit Administration and FHA interfering with the effort.
Farm questions cover rehab farm eligibility pig ownership and contract penalties to 20 dollars per head, silage timing, sheep diet on ragweeds, creeping jenny control via two year rye rotation, and pasture safety for stunted corn. Answers reference rural rehabilitation, extension service, and state college advice.
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