Parker Sculpts Scalp of Huron into title race
Credit to Coach Parker for lifting the Huron College Scalpers in the South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference. His green squad, once dismissed, defeated Dakota Wesleyan and Augustana and now nears the league lead as they head toward games at Yankton and Springfield before a home finale with Northern Normal. Local fans urged to support Parker’s rebuilding effort and rally behind a possible title push.
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Parker
South Dakota
Augustana
Dakota Wesleyan
Northern Normal
Huron College
Huron
Eldon Parker
Seathers
Vanktom
Springfield
Northern Nowroal
Aberdeen
Yankton
Southern
Murphy earns credit for settling Motor strike at council table
Governor Frank Murphy faced a difficult first test as General Motors workers went on strike. He kept to a constructive course, resisting calls to cede to federal authority. The dispute was settled peaceably on a basis acceptable to both sides, a result critics say reflects strong leadership from Murphy.
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General Motors
Michigan
Frank
Murphy
South Dakota May Receive Adequate Moisture This Summer
The piece notes South Dakotans face higher coal bills and newspaper delays but could gain from summer moisture. It compares regional dust bowl states Texas Oklahoma and Kansas and cites Hue Ron weather records showing little dust activity since last July 19. It mentions Gaymon Oklahoma black blizzard days and urges reflection on mood areas along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers while California cold snaps hurt fruit.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Hueron
Gaymon
Okla
Ohio
Mississippi
California
Roosevelt plan on health care for lazy farmers sparks fury
The farm tenancy committee proposal for health care for shiftless farmers draws strong protest in South Dakota where readers insist lazy farmers are a minority and the idea is seen as a laughing matter more suited to other occupations than farming.
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Roosevelt
South Dakota
Deep South
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers in South Dakota
A note from the editor describes editorials selected from major American papers, tied to the Evening Huronite file collection in South Dakota. It highlights themes during office hours and mentions access through the library of the Evening Huronnia Building for reference and study.
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South Dakota
Midwest Rights in Rail Rates Against Intercoastal Seas
A Calengo Tribune analysis questions the fourth section of the Interstate Commerce Act requiring railroads to charge no more for longer hauls. It argues midwest isolation from coast markets harms industry and population growth, cites Pettengill’s proposal for competitive Midwest rates, and critiques intercoastal steamship lines defending subsidies while rail taxes fund public needs.
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Meidwest
Rafes Calengo Tribune
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tte
Continent
Ponarma Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Midwest
Pettengill
Indiana
House
Ft.ee
Trafic
Iron Horse
Pension Debate For Edward VIII Stirs British Commons
The House of Commons resists granting a pension to David Windsor Edward VIII arguing as a private citizen he bears no royal duty. Critics note his income once funded the Crown and Abdication complicates earning a livelihood without House of Windsor taint. Some suggest Hollywood or private ventures, yet royal prestige limits options.
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Philadelphia
House of Comunons
Oras
David Wirdsor
Edward VIII
Ibis
Duke of Windsor
Edward
David Windsor
Vince
Royal House
David Wincxor
Hollywood
Mae West
House of Windsor
TACTICS WASEINGTON FACES ROOSEVELT RECALL FIGHT
Washington amid partisan maneuvering over Roosevelt’s court reshaping plan. Opponents seek to stall through public opinion and fragmented groups while the White House coordinates a full campaign machine with speeches, radio, and press. Rumors swirl of leadership shifts, legal posts, and finance fears shaping the battle.
Diary notes on weather and daily life in Central South Dakota
The entry describes two warm February days, thinning snow, drip from the roof, and a cautious mood about the weather. The writer mentions mail arrival, children returning home, a local birthday plan, and a discussion of a book about Lincoln and Ann Rutledge. They bake cupcakes and prepare flap-style treats, while fearing social judgment when allowed outside again.
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Temorcuw
Tame
General Assembly
Ann Rutledge
Buc
Lincoln
New York Chinatown Celebrates Chinese New Year
New York reporters describe Chinatown’s New Year festivities with dragon dances firecrackers and river of visitors. Tourists ride rubber neck buses to Joy House and peruse Ching girl fortune drums and Oriental souvenirs while locals enjoy 25 course feasts and charity red envelopes amid crowded streets.
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Gotham
Chinatown
Paradise
Times Square
Joy House
United States Post Office
Dover Street
Mott Pell
Dover Streets
Mott Scoet
Thy Tong Warn
Chinstown
Tong
Mott and Pell
Port Arthur
Hang Hee'm
Pell Street
Lum Fong
Broadway
Mision
Weather observer jokes on being snowbound and delayed
St Paul weather observer Mae Emerson criticizes newspaper for premature weather tale. He confirms he was snowbound en route to Huron, Minnesota, and jokes about predicting weather 72 hours ahead. Emerson says he could not let the paper be accused of falsifying the report.
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ST. Paul
Mae A. Ememon
St Paul
Huron
S. C
Marshall
Minn
Observer
Sye
Uae
Emerson
Stud
Wedding Visit Highlights In A Prairie Town
The subject plans to attend her niece's wedding today and will then visit Michell Spencer and Woonsocket. Mr and Mrs B Cooledge of Marden Muntie are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Vo EL Warten.
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Elizabeth Murphy
John Murphy
Huron, Fixe
Daum
Appello
Acuuinn
City Corps
Ftthe
Arecters
Tven
Queen Herzeleide
Eleanoe Paterson
Percival
Ker ‘Kon
Dosothy
Thoempeon
Leora “Ackley
King Arthur
Clothikia Boyle
Ewart
Anands Dukee
W. Paige
VE. Jackson
Eversull Named Kiwanis Vocational Guidance Contact
Dr Frank Eversull of the Huron m wanie Club is appointed contact man in vocational guidance for the Huron division of the Minnesota Dakotas Kiwanis district. The appointment was announced by Dr AL Branton of Willmar Minnesota.
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Huron Mwanie Club
Huron
Binnesota-Dakotas
Kiwanis International
Eversull
Alf. Branton
Willmar
Mina
Dis
Vocational Guidance Committee Leads Kiwanis Program
The district chairman Ir vin YT Simley serves as superintendent of schools in South St Paul Minnesota. The group aims to expand vocational guidance across the division including Huron. Members span Aberdeen Hot Springs York Lead Pigcre Rentfield Watertown Webster and other communities.
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Irvin YT. Simley
South St Paul
Minn
Everly
Huron
Aberdeen
Hot Springs
Euron
Lead
Pigcre
Rentfield
Watertown
Webster
Await Court Move On Bank Night in Rapid City
In Rapid City on a February day, Black Hills Amusement Company head Ber dolera said no decision had been reached by the state supreme court on Bank Night. Circuit Judge A Ro Denu of Rapid City noted a restraint order, and Amorney Charles Whiting filed a temporary injunction to halt Bank Night operations at the companys two theaters. Judge Deru directed the state attorney to seek a judgment, with the injunction likely not immediate.
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Rapid City
iJoba Ber
Dolera
Black Hilly Amusement Company
Werleinsday
Sppex
A. Ro Denu
Rapid Cry
Ing
Bawte Night
South Dakota
Tes
Amorney
Charles Whiting
Junction
Bawtie Aigha
Northwestern Lees Better Times in 37
Fred W. Love president of the Chicago and North Western Railway Company said prospects for improved agricultural conditions in the road territory suggested better railway operations during 1937. The road’s report shows net deficit after charges reduced from 1.1 million in 1935 to 3.674 million in 1936. The deficit in 1934 was 8.276 million.
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Chicago
Fred W. Love Rent
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Sargent
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