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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
4
A scrambled list of crossword clues and partial definitions appears, including references to social worker, water, resin, hair ornament, sail or sea eagle, god of war, pronouns, Takent terms, and various geographic and thematic items, all detached by inconsistent formatting and OCR errors.
The piece argues that modern interdependence between sectors like farming and stock markets requires limits on individual actions. It cites the Chicago stockyards strike during drought as proof that unbridled self interest harms farmers, livestock handlers, and national welfare, urging a method to curb such activity.
The Omaha World Herald analyzes H Everson’s claim that overproduction will come only after easing hunger, noting that Americans may not eat all they farm and that overproduction occurs when supply exceeds demand. It compares NRA and AAA impacts on farmers, with calls to end NEA.
The article argues for a balanced AAA program to curb overproduction and align farm prices with industry, noting farmers have sometimes produced more than markets absorb. It emphasizes the need for different cooperation between AAA and NRA and warns against inflating money without purchasing power. It highlights the widening gap between agricultural and industrial prices and the growing awareness of this issue.
Lusk of Yankton presses back against Morris Markey and The Saturday Evening Post over an article titled Nature, The Farmer. He calls the piece superficial and false, arguing it misrepresents South Dakota drought, water access, and farming history, and warns against harm to the state from such conclusions.
Larry Carr voices a wry proposal on Hollywood matrimonial life. He jokes that a star’s husband should have a single purpose: to praise appearances, manage duties, and handle the accounts. He even suggests multiple husbands for different roles at openings and finances.
A short, readable fragment notes a healthcare related item with a proper noun Tore and an emphasis on the value of good care in a community context. The readable text is limited but suggests a civic or organizational message about care standards and responsibility.
In a satirical tour of Washington's summer scene, the piece notes air cooled venues from hotels to theaters, with celebrities seen at lounges and a cast of officials and lobbyists in attendance. It mentions critics of Washington climate, public statements, and the bustle of government aides during Roosevelt era vacations.
A collage of local notices recounts visits and travels of residents. Mrs. C Uy and family journeyed to the Reve area and plan trips to Iowa. Mr and Mrs George Costin Jett travel for a 12 day Rugid Canyon excursion. Mrs Core N Warrick returns from Belvidere. Mrs Charles Duncan and Magdalen head to Baraboo Wisconsin. Babbitt and Lugille Babbitt depart for Peoria. A Kansas Avenue bridge tea honors Miss Birgie McClaskey with Mrs B B McClaskey hosting. Mrs Carl Voigt and Mrs Ed Edey attended.
Farm readers submit iris questions to the Farm Editor with names and addresses for replies. Answers note drought moisture causes leaf tip burn and leaf spot treated with lime sulfur or boron. discusses Hanesen’s White prairie millet value. outlines liens, signatory responsibilities, and government payments related to cattle and crops. shares a mortgage and rental dispute with farm rent and grain pricing details.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a tenant facing eviction or rent dispute with a landlord. It mentions mortgage on property, assets mortgaged, and a possible intervention by a county debt conciliation committee to reach an agreement between tenant and landlord.
Beadle County rural schools should start on August 27 for nine month schools and September 2 for eight month schools to align with state final exam dates. A full week’s vacation for Thanksgiving and Christmas was proposed to allow teachers to attend the S. E. A. convention in Huron during Thanksgiving week, with schools closing November 3 through 9.
A Rural panel asks local figures about the pressing issues in Dakota politics, emphasizing relief for the poor, taxation, and public works. Respondents include Dr. Kerr a dentist and J A Rooss a roofer who weigh relief taxation and plan coordination. The Dairy Bureau touts a new cheddar tin packaging method with claimed advantages.
The Snovsl county normal institute schedule lists an officers meeting for independent districts at 2 p m on August 30 and an annual meeting for school officers of common districts at 9 a m on August 31. The events will occur in August with sessions on August 28 30 31.
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