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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
4
The Associated Press is exclusive for republication of dispatches and local news. Notice lists Arthur H. Hage and associates in New York Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago Minneapolis and other cities.
The text proclaims a newspaper mission to report truthfully and fairly without fear or favor, inspiring leadership and progress. It commits to open forums, engaging readers, and balancing seriousness with cheer while accepting responsibility to inform today for a better tomorrow.
A July 4, 1936 style essay urges Americans to pair rhetoric with deeds. It contrasts the founding era's bold acts at Philadelphia Valley Forge and Yorktown with present declarations about hunger slums inflation and war dangers, calling for concrete steps rather than words. It cites the founders choosing action over mere resolutions and urges citizens to follow their example.
A fragment recalls government scientists in Montana battling Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Eleven researchers have died, yet the campaign continues with resolve. The piece honors the quiet heroism of those applying peaceful science to end a deadly disease.
A hitchhiker's tip triggered a raid by armed deputies who targeted a suspected hideout of machine gun Kelly and his wife in San Antonio. Authorities reported a tense standoff and sealed off the area while investigators searched the premises for weapons and clues.
Labor and unemployed representatives meet to discuss work relief projects to employ people through fall and winter. Last winter the county had few projects, forcing workers to travel to other counties. Attendees at Gov Berry conference in Pierre suggested spreading pay over winter months to cover all in need.
The piece warns that Bedouin risks beyond the Jordan could ignite Palestine as Britain faced its promised Arab and Jewish homeland pledges. It notes 160000 desert fighters ready to strike if Abdullah of Transjordan loses control, highlighting the danger of overpromising and the long history of bloody outbreaks between Arabs and Jews.
According to the London Morning Post Germany is spending four and a half billion dollars on rearmament this year, after over three billion last year. Since 1933 total expenditures total at least eight billion, with finances already precarious when Hitler took office. If military costs continue at this rate, a financial crash seems likely.
A reader lauds black snakes as harmless companions that can control pests in homes and gardens. The note argues against killing them while recommending killing rattlesnakes. The column shifts to a political editorial on Chase National Bank’s post depression recovery and a jab at Aldrich and Landon, ending with a wry allusion to trout and Election Day tactics. The piece weaves serpent praise with political critique in a single, vintage newspaper voice.
A girl recounts attending a Pierre camp with a rich hillside setting and rustic dorms. She describes tenting Rain Bow Lodge, unit divisions Rangers Pirates Islanders, and activities from dramatic classes to a backwards party finale. She credits Miss Buchanan and staff for the trip and hopes to return next year.
The Live Wire Club and the Brock Em Right Colt Club held their annual picnic with good attendance. Visitors from nearby groups joined inActivities included socializing and beer as part of the event hosted by community members.
The Wolsey Homemakers 4 H Club met with ten members and one visitor at Earl Privett home. The program included wall maps by Thelma Rodman and a rug study planned for the next meeting. Demonstrations on four rounds of figs were announced by Lorraine Bales, Clevan Heckensable, Tris Privett, and Genevieve Jungemann. A lunch was served after the meeting by Tris Privett with assistance. The next gathering is July 14 at 7 90 o'clock at the Erich Jungemann home with Genevieve Jungemann hosting.
Falk Over-Gamp at scout meeting troop 2% discussed camp plans and first aid topics. Boowmaster Patek led demonstrations on burn treatment heat exhaustion and artificial respiration. New boys visited and worked on tenderfoot requirements before a closing game. Some boys who did not know the law faced penalties.
A fragmented OCR style puzzle listing many clues and answers across vertical and horizontal terms. It assembles terms like Willam, Avon, seraglio, Franciscan, merchant, note names, and various noun and verb definitions in a wordplay grid style. The content resembles a cryptic crossword with mixed references to people places and objects.
Washington dispatch outlines congressional spending trends under Roosevelt. It traces appropriations rising from 4.6 to over 10.2 billion across sessions, with critics alleging failure to curb costs. It notes court action against New Deal programs, mentions seven eleven knotting around Roosevelts fortunes, and discusses third party prospects and 1936 election dynamics.
A hurried Senate approval near adjournment authorized the oral Remurement Administration to make tax payments to local taxing authorities. Critics warned the move could constitutionalize the law before Supreme Court review. The four hours remaining before adjournment saw support from Senator Black and Republican leaders despite debate over potential adverse rulings in related cases.
The paper advertises a Saturday release on page 12 titled War on Crime. It notes the edition is printed today so readers will not miss any glory.
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