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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1937
Page
4
The piece argues that Christmas renews wonder for all adults, especially Serange, transforming cynicism. It frames Christmas as a childlike spiritual rebirth, the symbol of Santa, and a reminder that the Kingdom of Heaven lies within us, urging renewal and the pursuit of perfection.
Approximately 10000 dollars distributed among Huron Christmas Savings Club members early in December. Assuming Huron habits mirror Bismarck, 3966 goes to Christmas gifts, 1774 to permanent savings, 1524 to insurance premiums, with other allocations showing taxes, year end bills, mortgage interest, education, travel, charity, and miscellaneous.
A note urged radio executives to imitate the Legion of Decency and halt further broadcasts like the Mae West and Charlie McCarthy program. The writer said the segment was too raw for family audiences and warned radio could face similar censorship if such content continued.
A Alabama state official praises a two week Christmas parole program releasing 554 prisoners to their homes with orders to return by fortnight’s end, claiming it may spur better behavior. Also notes Italian princess romance rumors, ballroom critics of New York, and reflections on New Year resolutions and misreadings.
Voters express strong support for merit-based reform as Senate debates Ramspeck and McKellar bills. The public aims to remove 14,000 postmasterships from spoils control and restore merit appointments, highlighting demand for efficient government and opposition to patronage.
A Sioux City Tribune report notes Old Guard Republicans in South Dakota push Governor Jensen toward a second term while planning to nominate Harlan Bushfield for senator. The piece argues progressives could beat any Old Guard candidate, warning that failure to field strong progressives risks defeat and liberal backlash in 1930s politics.
The cities of Pierre and Rapid City show advancing plans for a Hanford Airlines air mail and passenger service to Cheyenne Wyoming. Rapid City already has funding for airport work. Pierre awaits a three month extension to start service, with a landing field readiness key to begin in February.
Diary entries describe winter scenes on farms with snow, lights, and family warmth during December. Reflections center on Christmas spirit, nearness to God, and the impact of Jesus' birth on daily life amid shopping, cards, and home warmth. A mention of Huron College summer schedule and a theater engagement by Clint and Bessie Robbins closes the entry.
Twenty years ago in Huron local notes mention Mr and Mrs John Rigging Ruth Hogan Blanch Brown and Mim Norma Huntington enjoying Army training camp in the south over Christmas with Huron soldiers. Mrs C Montgomery and daughter Max Dorothy travel to Kansas City and Chamber Kanes city for several weeks visit. Mr and Mrs John J Greene plan a Los Angeles trip for a two week Eng journ. Ernest Wintle leaves Huron this morning for a Bushes South Dakota taints. Huron plans a Christmas day event as ticket reservations are noted.
Roosevelt hosts diplomatic corps at the White House as China’s ambassador visits amid Japan Panay tensions. Congress breaks for Christmas with no quorum on housing bills, while moves in the Senate seek to block Burlew’s promotion. Critics blame press for fear, yet pundits note suppression fuels real unease.
A mixed list of numbered horizontal and vertical crossword style clues touching on tree parts anatomy and general terms. The readable items include phrases like Artery throbbing To relieve and To acquire knowledge while other lines reference materials colors and directions.
A. L. Ford reports 1937 shelterbelt survival in six states shows green ash, honey locust, wild plum and cottonwood most resistant to drought and cold. In South Dakota, overall survival reached 75.4 percent versus 70.1 percent average for all species, based on tests of 10 percent of shelterbelt strips and 500,000 trees across varied conditions.
A Florence Marie Beckwith piece evokes gifts as lasting faith and love. Dawn light and prayers frame a tribute to a friend, home, and family. RETURNS FROM VISIT Bancroft Septic Sparks visits Willow Lake. Leoty Sparks returns with cousin Nils Pemimer land daughter Cleo Pemimer land.
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