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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1932
Page
7
Vermillion reports Edith Abell, University of North Dakota home sciences professor, argues that house design should reflect the owner’s individuality and fit the site. She notes modernism may influence future architecture while avoiding strict adherence to historic styles.
A Roosevelt letter to North Dakota democrats signals his bid for the presidential nomination, shifting the Democratic contest from quiet uncertainty to open conflict. Alfred E. Smith and Newton D. Baker figure in the anti Roosevelt calculus as states weigh early primary impact, with Pennsylvania and Washington shaping the race.
Fragmentary text from a historical page references Roceevet men and emulation of a fellow nation. Content is incomplete, lacking clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. No verifiable facts beyond partial phrases.
Radio features highlight a Bavarian zither ensemble from Munich for a WEAF NBC program. The German musicians will join a Bavarian cultural segment with yodeling and a focus on Olympic winter themes. Highlights include Geneva concert previews and plans for telecast profiles on WABC CBS and WIZ networks. The lineup features Job Interview of Bobby Jones, Lewis James, and Cabell tribute segments with various musical and literary programs.
Brookings February 3 The State College military band will give its 30th annual band concert in the college auditorium Friday evening March 18. Director Prof Carl Christensen noted the 103 member ensemble and outlined three featured numbers a trumpet solo by Leslie Rose a trio tuba novelty by Tom Norby Joe Alberts and Francis Elton and a trombone duet by Glendon Abre and Mayo Wetterburg. Citizens of other countries can enter the U S Military and Naval academies.
South Dakota state banks show deposits down from September to January while overall cash reserves climb about 6 percent. Report by state banking superintendent E A Haden notes total deposits at December 31 around 51 million with reserves near 4.03 million and a 27.37 percent reserve ratio.
Dr William J Roberts of Hot Springs keeps a basement workshop on College Hill full of uncut gems from across the United States and abroad. His amateur collection includes emeralds water pearls aquamarine amethyst and ruby tones with over 480 magente stones. he travels south and west during vacations to find stones in old mine dumps tailings and remote areas.
Albert B. Fall must serve the full term of one year and a day plus $1000 fine after the parole board declined to shorten his sentence for accepting a $100,000 bribe as secretary of the interior. The board said releasing him now would be unjust and harmful to society. Fall, 70, remains in the New Mexico state penitentiary at Santa Fe as the lone convicted figure in the oil land lease scandal trials.
A board concluded there is no evidence that Fall's poor health was aggravated by confinement up to trial and conviction, indicating health concerns did not influence the case outcome.
Beadle County abstracts list transfers from M G Wharton to H G Wharton in Wal sey for Lot 17 18 19 Block 20 and from H A Cantonwine to Fred Lehfeldt in Huron with reference to West 44 1 3 feet of East 88 2 3 feet of Lot 9 Block 3 Huron additions John Smiths add late 13 14 5 8 in Huron. Reuthold Mants to Musott Co Yale intiss Lots 1 and 3 Block 2nd Yale. Bertha L Denton to Clara A Borsh San Juiz Obispo Cal NW 1 4 24 and NB 3 6 25 15 65 and Crain to Brookings Mortgage Co 3 SW 14 and SSE 14 1 103 59.
Snow weight causes the Armadale park dance pavilion roof to collapse. A repair crew works to restore the roof quickly to protect the hardwood floor of the venue.
Milford Dague who has worked for Clifford Kenyon all winter returned to his Redfield home this week in a brief local item noting seasonal staffing changes and travel.
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