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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1938
Page
4
The author argues high costs block housing recovery and proposes a simple, affordable “Model T” house. Build a water tight, sound basic home without modern gadgets, allowing additions over time as affordability improves, enabling working men to own and gradually upgrade homes. This approach could reduce debt and expand demand for new houses.
Five youths aged 16 to 20 face murder charges after shooting two policemen at a gas station in Cleveland. The piece contrasts youth regimentation fears with the need for meaningful opportunities and early life choices, recalling Anthony Libera’s troubled path from Naples to crime.
A 16 year old, Tony, paroled to a probation officer, falls with two boys to steal 34 cents from a newsboy, then pads locks in a dime store. After years of juvenile court success and school progress, he reenters crime with his gang. Experts blame family neglect and society for steering youths toward gangs and violence rather than positive opportunities.
Santa through Postmaster General Jim Farley proclaims December 21 the largest day in postal history for both mail volume and receipts. He notes the Christmas mail set a new record and reflects on American spirit versus finances, forecasting a hopeful 1938.
An editorial roundup notes editorials selected daily from major South Dakota newspapers. The collection is open during off hours for readers of the Evening Huronite for study and review, with access via the Building-The-Baitor News Room library.
The Toscanini broadcast of Brahms First Symphony drew a huge audience and rave reviews, seen as a pivotal moment in making classical music a national shared experience. Critics called it a lifetime event, spanning millions in America and beyond, highlighting the conductor's enduring influence after 150 years in the field.
The Aberdeen American recalls childhood joys of fairy tales and notes Walt Disney's eight reel animated feature Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The film premiered in Hollywood with a $1.9 million budget and three years of work, featuring Doc Dopey Grumpy Happy Sleepy Bashful and Sneezy. It is praised for its stunning depth photography color and third dimensional illusion, expected to enchant both children and adults and expand the enduring fairy tale experience.
In a Christmas message the British Labour leader Lanabury urges caution about war. He cites universal recognition of war’s horror and growing trade efforts as factors that could avert conflict. He notes rising budgets and fears, but believes thoughtful leaders may seek freer trade to ease tensions.
December 27 diary notes a family scene with sculpted images in the yard including dogs and a pony. Twins and Janey contribute snow carvings amid a sunlit morning. The entry mentions hay-hauling, a hearth Aladdin lamp troubles, and a tip to sprinkle salt on the mantle to curb carbon. The tone blends nostalgia and quiet resilience through a holiday frame.
Ten years ago in Huron, Lowry Schnetzer became Beadle County board of commissioners president by succeeding Charles May. City water mains extension costs around 25000 dollars for 1928 and O R Ricker cites many proposed extensions. L W Barns of White Lake will visit William Reaves Post. Opening Huron city basketball games feature Company C versus Huron College and Auto Trades versus Bloodgoods in a strong league start with Eyes on favorites.
FACLETON Jan 4 Special Miss Dorothy Marsh hosted the Delta Dek Club and an extra table of bridge at Florence Greener's home. Guests and substitutes included Mrs Wm Marah Mrs Bess Novak Mrs Greener Mrs G F Yachrit Mrs C G Olson of Doland and Mix Glen Foster of Lend. Extra guests drew numbers for guest prizes awarded by the hostess.
Willow Lake January 3 Special business outlook shows merchants and dealers rating conditions as good as in 1934 three years earlier. Some report fall declines due to holiday weakness and shoppers traveling to larger towns. however total Christmas sales and greeting card mail, butter purchases, and store books indicate a firmer retail picture.
A reader writes of distrust in Congress and Roosevelt era policies, accusing lawmakers of betraying voters by opposing farm programs social security and labor legislation. The letter condemns past Hoover era layoffs and argues machinery and industry threaten jobs, urging accountability for policy choices.
A fragmented puzzle styled notice hints at a forthcoming marriage with clues referencing a dancing partner and related terms. The text lists musical notes, terms for actions, and various unrelated word fragments across horizontal and vertical entries, suggesting a themed, cross-linked word puzzle from a historical newspaper page.
Huronite Book Review Corner discusses The Trojan House Morley presents a readable yet intricate novel blending modern ideas with ancient themes Troilus and Cressida and Chaucer influence appear through a playful, informal modern voice while the plot explores love, theatre and myth in a free reader-driven time frame.
Quote from Mise Stevans contends that cutting hours rather than adding machines preserves jobs. He argues machinery would raise labor costs and be discarded, while reducing hours allows more workers to share work and benefits.
Wena Beatz entertained John Besdje and guests at her home on Sunday evening around a long Christmas table. Each guest received a candle and well wishes for the coming year. They gathered by the tree to exchange gifts and spent the night playing whist and monopoly.
A gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. Leckwood of Paith and Grace Dencles of Mitchell with guests Inez Mineapolis and Helen Evijami Saint Cloud Minnesota. A seven oclock dinner followed by card games. Mrs Tom Picianj won high score prizes. a prize drawing went to Mr. Lockwaos.
A sacred concert at the Methodist Church featured a program of old negro spirituals and time-honored favorites. Performers included the Rev. A. R. Regan, Kiam Fessenden, Harold Dufisth, LL, Hildebrandt, and the Rev. M. Jones, with voice and choir leading the evening in tribute.
William Plants hosted a holiday party Tuesday evening for six boys from his Sunday school class. Games and stunts provided amusement, with refreshments served by Mrs. Plants to close the event.
In Faulkton on January 3 a sixth birthday celebration for Cally Tanner was held at her home. Twenty children attended the party hosted by her mother Mrs. Q A Tanner and ended with the traditional birthday supper.
Ea Gebhart, patient at St Luke's Aberdeen for two months, submitted to another knee operation last week.
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