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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1940
Page
4
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The Evening Huronite urges restraint until evidence warrants charges against Governor Bushfield and Republican Chairman J. D. Coon. Sworn affidavits allege a deal with Dennis to award a state highway stockpile contract at an inflated price in return for a $40,000 campaign contribution, aiming to fund Bushfield’s governor bid. The paper warns such tactics threaten public welfare and democratic trust while noting Temmey’s continuing inquiry.
The article reports on Chairman Coon's elaborate defense against a storm of affidavits linking him to a stockpile rumor and a $1500 check from Dennis returned after he expected favors. The piece notes public interest, calls for further evidence, and portrays the affair as a shock to readers while hinting at broader implications for the governor and state politics.
A Central 8. D. Farm Woman recalls cooking for kin giving a rare vacation, notes dumpling recipe with flour eggs and water, and fond memories of childhood meals. She describes Clifton's Golden Rule cafe offering pay-what-you-wish pricing, its beauty, service, and motto, and reflects on a charitable act as they left.
Ruth Millett argues that brides should limit I and my in favor of we and our to foster partnership. The column cites examples of wives using my to assert control, notes that husbands often cling to the I mindset, and suggests that shared terms set a healthier example for the marriage.
Col Theodore Roosevelt endorses focusing on U S interests while aligned with Thomas Dewey. David Sarnoff of the Metropolitan Opera Fund urges dialogue among groups to resolve issues. Gov Chifford Townsend and Senator Albert D Thomas stress sober policy and the seriousness of human lives beyond farming.
A Sioux Falls obituary honors Fred W. Sargent for years of influence as Chicago and North Western president. Born near Akron and an UD alum, he promoted South Dakota’s growth, tourism at the Black Hills, and agricultural advancement. He served on the Mount Rushmore commission and supported state welfare.
Inside London and Downing Street reports indicate a planned Anglo French arctic invasion to lift a Finnish defense and push a Russian withdrawal. The plan envisions Petsamo or Murmansk as landing points with 30 000 troops, aiming to establish bases before Russian defenses can react. Churchill and Ironside back the scheme amid mixed views on Germany’s war strength.
Radio schedule notes a coast to coast network reach of 78 percent of stations while broadcasting Champions Joel Louis and Arturo Godoy on short waves to South America. Roosevelt addresses Boy Scouts. multiple networks list programs from 6:15 to 10:30 with music, talk, and variety shows, including Bing Crosby, Joe Penner, and Glenn Miller, plus live sports and operatic segments.
A cluttered historical page shows a crossword puzzle with clues ranging from royal terms to animals and items. The piece weaves in local notes about social events, visitors, and community names like Mrs Barber and Miss Adele, with town updates on travel, visits, and spring plans. It mentions Wood for President League efforts and speakers including Mrs J L Py, and the Wood campaign figures, adding context to civic engagement in Huron.
An Associated Press dispatch reports Mennonites from Canada and South Dakota plan to migrate to Brazil, though county investigations find no such move at present. The item notes twelve ladies were entertained by a local group.
Redfield officials began a survey of Lake Redfield to apply for water rights. Arthur S. Mannes of Ideen leads the work, with assistants from NYA rolls. The Staiz School and Home fee water right had earlier been applied for, and steps to guarantee reservoir water level behind the dam are to be taken.
Fashion pattern ad describes a spectator sports dress No 8620 for sizes 34 through 46 with options for short or long sleeves. It highlights inside shoulder pleats waistline pleat and a swing skirt with two inner pockets and guides buyers to order via The Evening Herald Pattern Service in Chicago. The copy promotes easy step by step sewing charts and offers pattern book and combined prices.
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