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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1937
Page
4
Chief of Polter Jake S Nelson urges commonsense precautions for summer travel. Avoid leaving notes on doors or keys hidden outside, keep valuables described and recorded, secure windows and doors, avoid open invitations to thieves, and inform police with written absence notices. He cautions against trusting strangers, carrying pockets, and displaying bags in public.
The National Resources Committee reports that unemployment linked to labor saving machinery demands proactive planning. Government collects knowledge as the problem affects all, noting population growth requires 120 percent industrial output to maintain 1929 employment levels.
The text discusses how new technologies like photo electric cells and plastics may reduce jobs for cotton pickers, causing hardship and public expense. It argues the government must study the issues through the National Resources Committee, then apply knowledge to implement solutions as government complexity grows.
John T. Flynn argues in Collier's Magazine that a factory tour offers more thrill than foreign galleries. He says American mills and plants reveal manufacturing magic behind shoes, textiles, and cans, and provide authentic holiday adventures free of abroad propaganda.
A historical note references daily fillbwin items selected for private study. The files are reportedly stored in a library near the Evening Heronice Banding facility, with a mention of the Baltimore region and Moon Door archives.
A hotel kitchen strike tale prompts reflection on whether society will segment workers into a single job. The piece cites vocational aptitude tests while arguing for broader individual skills and varied interests in a free community.
The piece outlines sharp non offensive criticisms of President Roosevelt's Supreme Court proposal. McLippmann notes some supporters in Congress show inward doubt and reluctance to be truly convinced, while insisting the president remains open to conviction yet steadfast in stance.
Washington observes a tense climate as reports describe FDR’s restrained demeanor after court defeat and the administration weighing court reform. Analysts note potential fireside chats, influence on public works policy, and questions over a Supreme Court vacancy amid lobbying by insiders and officials.
Central South Dakota diary entries reveal plans for a porch makeover using rag burlap and colored yarns, while describing wartime scarcity and hopes for a good crop of straw. Neighbor visits with a threshing machine spark local excitement amid economic depressions, with reflections on past days and a desire for beauty beyond hardship.
A writer passes the column to Joe Bauer and riffes on telegraphs gossip and married life. He jokes about topic limits, public remarks, babies and nephews, then hints Keith will handle the next piece and notes he won’t be paid.
Ae Miss Auguett Faust leaves for Lewiston Montana to visit her sister Mrs. Stockwell for a fortnight. Mr and Mrs Fred Foesberg and family plan a two week cottage outing in Madison. Mrs Paul Paulson returns from Frankfort visit. Several Huron residents attend a Rebekah meeting in Eamond. Rev Hubert Kettle and family plan a month outing to Twin Lakes Colorado. Miss Effie Jones heads to Tracy Minnesota for vacation. Mrs T S Strand visits sister Mrs Cowgill in Iroquois. Mr AL Ormond returns from Walnut Grove Redwood Falls and Minneapolis. Miss Nettie Lyons to Manchester South Carolina to visit relatives.
Mr and Mrs Ira Swartz of Galesburg NL are house guests at the B Ringer farm south of Highmore. They plan to spend next week in the Black Hills. The Swartz family once lived in Highmore about 25 years ago.
A ten month old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Kenyon near Highmore, pulled a pan of hot water onto himself, burning his arm and side. Friday he developed intestinal upset and convulsions. He was brought to Highmore for medical care.
County Agent W F Davis Jr announces a canning demonstration on Friday afternoon July 30 at the Highmore Auditorium. Miss Carol Theim will show methods for preserving fruits and vegetables. Sponsored by the Extension Service Brookings SD through local clubs, the event is open to all interested.
Esklimans entetain Alpena after the Thursday choir practice at Passonage lawn with Rev and Mrs Reedjiman hosting. Twenty members with director A A Smoffel and family attended. Also Mrs John Wizack and family from St Paul Minn visiting Weiss relatives. Kiss Constance Grafton of Elpt High School studies advanced business in Chicago.
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