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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
4
The fragmentary text references the Associated Press rights and declares exclusive use for AP dispatches and social news, with confusing and garbled wording about an audit bureau and chewletions. The readable content centers on rights and attribution for re publication.
The Evening Huronite argues for repeal of state prohibition and outlines a statutory plan to legalize and regulate liquor. It urges a state controlled on sale system with wholesale and druggist distribution, public pricing, bonds, and a local option for restaurants and hotels, aiming to curb bootlegging and fund enforcement and education.
Gale Henderson, a mill worker, is saved from drowning after the ice breaks on a river. A mysterious rescuer, Brian Westmore, guides her to safety and warmth, then they converse near a fire and reveal plans to learn more about each other. Gale wonders about Paris and her future, while Brian contemplates staying local and pursuing a life in art.
A word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues about France and related terms, including mount Mont Blanc, phrases for months, standards, and various cross references. It weaves geography, history, and linguistic hints into a complex grid with multiple numbered items and wordplay prompts.
Miss Marion Blount and Mrs Maurine Carley hosted a housewarming at 752 Dakota Avenue with Evelyn McIlvaine winning an early hour prize in stunts and games. In bridge at three tables prizes went to Mrs. George Sheeks and Mrs J K McDonald. A two course luncheon was served. A new son was born to Mr and Mrs W G L Sager at the Huron Clinic. A basketball game between Huron and Watertown drew over 600 spectators, Huron winning 14 to 1.
The piece critiques bankers avoiding gold export profits while small traders tremble. It mocks a Roosevelt football metaphor, notes Senate resistance to court changes, hints at inside deals in price fixing, and observes NRA pay highlights and career progress from labor to leadership, all amid tense New Deal politics.
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