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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
5
Hollywood action star Charles Starrett stars in Cattle Raiders a western at the State Theatre this week with a plot of murder theft and a perilous pursuit to clear his name. Four new range ballads are performed by Donald Grayson and the Sons of Pioneers.
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins headlines WJZ NBC forum aligning with the department anniversary. The piece lists Sunday and Friday broadcasts across networks including WJZ NBC WABC CBS and WEAF NBC with varied programs and performances from Louis B Mayer to Bing Crosby and Major Bowes Amateurs.
Huron Chamber of Commerce urges women to attend the annual meeting on March 7 celebrating the chamber’s twenty-fifth anniversary. The Huron Business and Professional Women’s Club will attend in a body and out of town delegations from Mitchell Vermillion Clark and Sioux Falls are expected. Songs from 1923 will be sung by Dr Walker and C M Wider with community participation. An Iowa weather note warns of cloudy skies and milder air in parts of the state.
Temperature details show highest and lowest values from a year ago and all time highs and lows. Precipitation figures compare monthly and yearly totals with normals. Sunrise and sunset listed. Forecast calls for partly cloudy, milder tonight and Friday with warmer conditions.
Partly cloudy in South Dakota tonight and Friday with it warmer Friday. Minnesota sees considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with not so cold conditions in the west and a rising wind.
Gov. A. B. Chandler announced in Newport his candidacy in the August Democratic primary against Alben W. Barkley for the U.S. Senate. He framed the move as opposing Roosevelt's Senate leadership while signaling support could shift if Roosevelt aids Barkley’s re election bid. Of note the report closes with poetic imagery about plum blossoms fading.
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