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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1932
Page
4
A historic note from Lusk-MITCemlel Newspapers outlines a pledge to publish truthfully and fairly with courage, openness to opinion, and responsibility. It envisions a paper that informs, guides, entertains, and earns readers’ respect as a public forum for tomorrow.
Beadle County commissioners warned on Wednesday they may need to raise nearly three times last year’s county budget. The paper urges careful study of the finances, noting prior surplus, Lloyd loadsmen recovery, relief costs, and potential highway cuts to keep taxes low. It suggests consulting seasoned taxpayers and seeking thorough explanations before criticism.
Dr Clarence True Wilson of the Methodist temperance board and Wil lis J Abbott of the Christian Science Monitor assess party platforms on liquor. Abbott notes the GOP still embodies a dry stance and predicts no repeal action until wets gain a two thirds majority. Immediately after March 4 1983 wets may push for policy change.
The article analyzes a proposed amendment allowing states to address liquor issues while preserving federal power to protect prohibition areas. It questions feasibility across states, the lengthy ratification process, and the risk of a saloon return, urging renewed public education against liquor use.
Reports reach this office that strangers are again offering what purport to be imported rugs to the housewives of this and neighboring cites. It is always best to deal with strangers with extreme caution. There are plenty of responsible dealers everywhere selling every kind of merchandise to make it unjustifiable for anyone to deal with those concerning whose responsibility nothing is known.
Warden Lewis E Lawes of Sing Sing indicts schools for failing to shape character, but admits many factors influence crime. He says schools alone cannot offset home and environment impact and urges broader efforts for crime prevention across multiple agencies and communities.
An essay reflects on hunger in a large agricultural region and the relief system in Minneapolis. It notes the city’s flour dole of 41,008 sacks and the limited relief demand, with many families relying on wives for bread. The piece laments the loss of home spinning and weaving, urges self reliance, and warns of social and moral decline amid unemployment, urging practical aid like tools to revive basic skills.
Six Havon girl scouts head Saturday to Pickerel lake north of Webster South Carolina to attend the Aberdeen council Girl Scout camp. Troops earning top honors include Sacajawea 2 Minnehaha 5 Skoonatap 3 Titanite 6 Wamblee Chonka 5 and Sturdy Oak 1 Alpena. Delegates named by a committee based on scouting achievement and sportsmanship will join Geneva LeValley and others chosen from the groups for one or two week camp stays.
A Chicago story notes 480000 city school children seek relief from heat by staying home. A roof garden camp atop the Jewish People's Institute hosts nearly 200 children with crafts stage plays and sprinklers. Tuition is $2 for non members while YWCA Girl Reserves scout city sites for camp like activities with five cent swimming and tennis lessons.
Puzzle clues cover words from politics to daily items with many cross references. Names like Democratic U S senator from New York appear alongside terms for insects bodies and tools. Answers weave through a themed crossword style.
Skoonatap Troop 3 met at the Parieh House with Miss Isadore Wellington. The troop won third place in the Huronite news writing contest and a committee will select the delegate to receive the award. The committee includes Mrs. Charles Barker, Paul K. Meyers, and Hazel Christoffersen. A hike is planned for Thursday, the last meeting until September, with Morse signaling and a Taps closing song. Visitors included Mrs. Halph Jones and Shirley Lang of Lead.
A list of donors from Huron for the Huronite news writing contest includes Armour and Company Homa Owned Stores Huron Cinic Kinyon Funeral Home George C Hunt Lampe Market Company National Bank of Huron Publix Theaters Churchill and Benson Montgomery Ward Farmers and Merchants Bank Howes and Temmey Security National Bank Dr J Spink J F Anderson Lumber Co W L Matlock HL W Markey Union Road and aaiene Co B B McClaskey Dr C K Walker Gold Medal Dairy Huron Dair products Co Northwester Service Co Frank Oviatt song implements B Richards insurance Dr B H J Mahattey Magnetic Toe Cream Factory Home Grocery Dr J S Techetter N Dental clinic James River Implement Co Johnson and Sewell Waibel Hardware Co Sherman and Moe Farmers Cooperative Association Soil and Corpus end Co Wheeler Drug Store Gamble Stores Whismian Insurance Agency Dakota Central Telephone Company Indicates two units
A girls reserve group met to arrange a hike from town to Doris Cleon’s home with the next gathering planned at Augie dit. Members attended the weekend camp at Tobe pay wave and noted the host’s loss of the meeting.
Bonilla 4-H club members answered roll call at Mrs Larr Russell's home. Five visitors attended as the group discussed earning money to fund members attending the junior short course at Brookings in December. The next meeting is August 17 at Dorothy Atkinson's home with Joy Bussell and Bernardine Radike hosting and a lunch served by Mrs Bussell.
Beadle Butter Boosters 4-H members plan to attend the state college judging contest on July 26. R.A. Cave county agent spoke on care of dairy heifers. All but two answered roll call. next meeting set for Joe Brinkman home with lunch served by the hostess.
A vintage recipe column presents jellied egg and vegetable loaf and a summer salad. Instructions cover soaking gelatine with water, adding stock juice and seasonings, assembling a leaf mold with eggs peas and asparagus, chilling until firm, unmolding onto lettuce, and serving with mayonnaise. A second recipe outlines making a fruit salad mold with gelatine, sugar, citrus juices, and pineapple or other fruit, then chilling and unmolding for service.
Blind since birth Ann Denman from Oklahoma operates a poem factory writing and selling verse to order for toasts place cards and greetings. She specializes in after-dinner toasts and personalized messages for events.
A two story hospital is planned at Uneleska to provide medical services to native residents. The project is described as an effort to treat natives fairly, with a focus on accessible care through a new facility in the region.
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