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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1937
Page
4
A veteran bridge expert confesses as a married man with bachelor instincts. The piece argues such urges are common, noting women detect these impulses early, hold husbands responsible, and have long shaped male behavior to maintain domestic order.
An elderly 80 year old New Yorker died leaving 92 000 in bank accounts. He lived alone in a 10 a week hall bedroom for 16 years with no apparent friends or relatives. Discoveries after death show a past as a businessman and books suggesting culture and education. The piece contrasts such misers with their empty, frugal lives and the puzzling nature of their restraint.
The piece argues wealth is less important than how a life is spent in retirement. It contrasts wasting money with investing time in friendships, love, and acts for others. The core question asks what the dying man did with his last 16 years and why that matters more than concealed wealth.
About 1200 Greyhound bus drivers across 16 states walked out then returned to work after a federal conciliator brokered a settlement. Both sides retreated modestly, ending the strike and earning praise for the terms, though critics lament wasted time and bitterness.
An editoral note announces daily selections from the large sued section of American newspapers. It invites open office hours for readers to study contemporary history and private study at the Huronite Building library in the jews Room.
Chesterford high school faces a strike as students demand reinstatement of senior John Gilman suspended for public affairs activity. Gilman circulated petitions for PWA funds and published a school paper criticizing overcrowding and the board’s inaction on a larger building.
The piece notes the National Board of the Young Women's Christian Association celebrating the twenty fifth anniversary of its twelve story building at 600 Lexington Avenue. It highlights Grace Dodge funded the building, Mrs Finley J. Shepard bought the site for 200000, and the facility serves as the HQ and training center for secretaries of the YMCA while hosting global women’s forums and initiatives.
A sobering stat survey estimates 2 billion plus humans, with about 1.33 billion adults. Of these 250 million are chronic disease victims and 200 million are subnormal due to narcotics. 250 million are senile, 290 million insane or feeble minded, and 240 million with sub average minds. Only about 130 million may possess normal minds and healthy bodies to pursue professions and readership.
A diarist records a quiet evening at a neighbor's with whist, a warm fire, and children debating Santa. The entry shifts to a July storm of U S politics, Governor Aiken's purge demand, party strategy, and conjecture about Roosevelt's health and presidential plans.
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs H B Benson of Minioka Idaho visited a month at Mrs Fred Curtis home. Charles Ward passed the Omaha aviation entrance exam. Mr and Mrs Ray Julius wed in Sioux City last Saturday night with Edith Nell formerly of Huron. Mr Tujius, longtime local, now cashing in Omaha, is employed by American Express. Mrs Julius and daughter will reside in Huron. Mrs Mabel Grant joined her parents for the holidays from Omaha. Redfield visitors Mrs J Ingalls and Mrs RB Calkins stayed with WJ Hert. Mrs Putman and daughter left for Aberdeen then Omaha then Mississippi. McWeeny Livery Barn at 756 First Street burned at 12:30 am losing about 37000. 35 horses inside, few saved. McWeeny insured stock for 1700. Fire’s cause is a mystery.
The analysis echoes Bellwether Beclew remarks to the House Banking panel. He warned building costs rise with high interest and material prices lag as activity slows, while volume drops strain housing markets.
Fragmented crossword style clues mix poetry and names. many entries unclear. The puzzle references Lily Maid and characters such as Ronald Colman, with vertical and horizontal hints for words like sound of inquiry, North America, and measures.
Open Forum letters discuss the North Western Tax Case and its impact on Huron. Authors argue over tax revenue loss, city debt for a new auditorium, and whether conventions and teachers’ meetings justify the project. They evaluate college facilities and local business effects.
Four soloists were chosen for Handel's Messiah December 12 at State College. Mrs O M Lawrence will sing soprano, Mrs Lela Lian Smit alto, Clare Johnson tenor, and Robert Mills bass. A 45 piece orchestra and a 200-voice chorus will back them under Prof. Kohler. Final rehearsals December 10 and 11. The South Pole temperature is 60 degrees below zero.
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