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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
4
Fragment from a newspaper notice, detailing port office charges for carrier and mail delivery in Huron and South Dekova, with a notice about Associated Press rights for news dispatches and local news content.
The report notes George ONeill's decision to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress, challenging Rep. Hildebrandt. Analysts say the move would provoke a costly primary, boost Democratic unity, and force national issues into the contest, while potentially hindering Republicans.
Editorial urges rapid Supreme Court ruling on AAA processing taxes. notes New England circuit ruling that Congress exceeded authority and that processing taxes are illegal. Discusses potential impact on New Deal agriculture policy and hints at farm relief pathways led by Secretary Wallace, including crop insurance programs.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of pro parity and its link to overall national prosperity, with emphasis on agriculture and broad economic outcomes. The content hints at inevitability of prosperity being connected to agricultural gains and the wider national economy.
The Attorney General rebukes criminal lawyers who become lawyer-criminals. The American Bar Association is in session in Los Angeles and will address ethics and the duty to purge the profession. Some lawyers defend guilty clients, arguing every man deserves his day in court, a stance that confounds lay understanding of ethical codes.
Sioux City presents itself as a training ground for railroad careers with arl Gray IM in charge of Wilson Transportation and John Budd as assistant division superintendent of the Great Northern. Both youths are sons of prominent rail executives, continuing a storied family legacy in western railroad operations.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC is praised for aiding business and recovery with billions loaned nationwide. The piece argues that credit should be given to Republican initiative in founding RFC and calls for recognizing its impact alongside other New Deal programs. It notes ongoing effectiveness despite political shadows and urges acknowledgment of RFC’s contribution.
The report notes orders and forward buying in advance of delivery, with machinery aging and prices for wheat and cattle reflected in collections. The figures suggest solid new business, favorable demand, and satisfactory collections across transactions, despite aging equipment and past expectations.
A Duluth Herald analysis of two weekly wages shows employees’ funds split among sectors. Silver payments, savings, insurance, utilities, auto supplies, restaurants, theaters, and miscellaneous items account for most expenditures. Public welfare groups urge federal agencies to avoid excessive austerity while liquidating obligations.
Jo Darien, finishing her first college year, lands a paid bookkeeper job at Crest Lake Inn owned by Douglas Marsh. She travels with him to Crest Lake, meets staff including Japanese bellhops, and learns her role blends guest service with managing the inn. Marsh emphasizes she should feel at home, while Jo struggles with happiness amidst a looming romance and his family dynamic.
The article analyzes the Presidents arguments for a graduated tax on large corporations, questioning whether size or monopoly should drive policy. It argues the plan confuses corporate ability to pay with individual capacity, and notes unclear revenue needs and mixed aims of redistribution. The piece suggests the policy blends virtues and vices without a coherent plan.
Puzzle style clue list referencing royal era and empress status with scattered hints on rulers and terms. includes clues for English ruler of 9th century, empress claims, and various wordplay items such as dates months and measurements, mapped to vertical and horizontal entries.
Twenty years ago in Huron Harriet N Oliver funds for J 3 Oliver lectures at Huron college and a $15000 endowment provision is noted. Farmers are urged to contact the Huron commercial club secretary to ensure harvest workforce. George Peterson and Mrs. Gibbs travel, Lambert goes to Wellington for work, Wilma Elisa and Julix Russell return from Iron Quioa with Miss Joseph visiting Blimhous.
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