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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
4
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The Evening Huronite urges a stronger step than a proposed state public safety commission. It argues for a statewide enforcement authority replacing county and local limits, abolishing the sheriff’s office and placing policing under a non political, centralized body to ensure uniform highway and crime enforcement across the state.
The proposal, backed by The Evening Huronite, would replace county sheriffs with state constabulary agents under a central office. Regional offices would tackle modern crime, costs similar to the current system, but politics removed. A constitutional amendment would be required, with civil service rules for commissions.
The state party weighs a new chairman to replace the late Charles S. McDonald at Friday’s Huron meeting. Supporters praise Harlan Bushfield of Miller for ability, dedication, and strong party organization, stressing his readiness to fundraise and unite factions.
The South Dakota Chamber of Commerce annual meeting will be held in Huron next Monday with taxation as the main topic. Sioux Falls business leaders are urged to attend and participate, as the State Chamber seeks to clarify opinion and promote informed discussion on tax policy and legislation.
The article reports Alvin Korpis of Chicago being labeled Public Enemy No 1 in a sensational, cautionary piece. It questions reader interest, mentions predecessors and rumored gang connections, and hints at federal pursuit and mounting mortality among top criminals.
Ann Hollister, an ambitious young woman, marries Peter Kendall after a love triangle with Tony and Valeria Bennett. They travel to a Florida bungalow, meet Sam and family, plan housekeeping, and settle into a new life with comforts like a tiled bath, electricity, and a garden.
A collage of crossword clues and a dream sequence follows, featuring Tony and Peter in a sunlit Florida setting. The text also includes gardening Qs about red cedar seeds, seed planting methods, and a viewer Q&A on horticulture and seed germination tips.
A reader asks for how to remove large cottonwood stumps near a house without explosives. The recommended method involves digging a 12 inch pit on the windward side, a two inch hole through the stump from the top, lighting kindling with kerosene, and burning the stump for 24 to 36 hours, using a two inch chimney and possibly covering the pit. Modern stumps may be burned with fuel under pressure and a blow torch style flame to start the burn.
Ten years ago in Huron residents included L E Swanson Aberdeen agent visiting, E B Lockwood ill, James Leach attending Huron vs Wessington game, Eugene Schlichting Will A Beach Sioux Falls on business, Odd Fellows camp initiated 13 novitiates with new officers, Swift and Co building near North Western station nearly enclosed, 1925 Women’s Relief Corps officers elected at Labor Temple with Adela Phillips as president and other officers listed.
Miller Juniors at Miller High School present the annual December play Death by Howard Reed in the auditorium December 14 under director Miss Jacnette Fingland. Cast includes Celeste Eileen Verdon Horley Beulah Hewett Oakley Reddreen Stebbens Jules Chester Hitt Mrs Gillette Trances Dwyer Amelia Gillette Lore schrovier Eupenia Bowles Hevel Haverstock Newt Coover Roy McKown Dr Cameron Alfred Hancock Claudia Bailey Maxine Sisk. Staff: manager Roger Kelly stage manager Calvin Comstock electrician Joe Ruziels assistant George Koshies Ruth Cakebreed. High school orchestra will provide music before show.
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