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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
11
An Open Forum letter argues against a liquor control scapegoat, urging focus on driver restraint rather than state controls. It compares dangerous driving to alcohol effects, noting Mary Smith and John H. Smith as archetypes, and warns against broad prohibitions that penalize all drivers.
Letter argues for compulsory licensing and temperament testing for all highway drivers, likening pilots and train engineers. It condemns underage and inexperienced youths behind the wheel, urges IQ or intelligence screening, and cautions that parental laxity endangers lives. The writer cites public safety and risk, referencing the Lindbergh trial as a measure of judgment.
The Canova Congregational church marks a pastorate change as Rev George P Belliwell resigns after serving since June 58th Street Congregational faith community to hold year end meeting. firemen plan annual banquet in Legion hall with wives as guests.
Beadle County South Dakota notice of foreclosure on the SW quarter of section 28 110 north 61 west for mortgage dated 1925 held by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company with assignee details and sale date February 5 1985 at 10 o clock A M at the north front door of the Beadle County Courthouse Huron South Dakota. Principal 5629.14 plus taxes interest and costs. attorneys Fiske Morris Sioux Falls.
The piece discusses advertising shaping a high American standard of living through cars, homes, trends, and inventions. It notes advertising brings benefits and challenges, and its persistence depends on continued demand, spending, and reader engagement with the presses.
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