Beadle County Seeks Targeted WPA Jobs For Unemployed
Beadle County faces mid-summer unemployment despite improving crops. About 275 workers have lost jobs recently, with 15 assigned to Havine Park improvements and an anticipated 25 more on August 2. Officials urge state WPA to divert funds to local, worthwhile projects such as park improvements, highway work, and airport runways to relieve the jobless rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Havine Park
Works Progress Administration
South Dakota
Huron
W. W. Howes
WPA
Washington
Central American dictators form bloc amid constitutional crises
An old issue flares as Guatemala Honduras and El Salvador align to shield regimes amid border tensions. Presidents Ubico and Carias Andino linger beyond constitutional terms, with thousands of political prisoners and tightened control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
United States
Iron Men
Guatemala
el Salvador
Honduras
Tiburcio Carias Andino
Inige Ubico
Maximilian Martinez
Sease
Salvador
Fascist "concept" spreads before Mussolini and Hitler rise
The article argues that one man dictatorial rule was common in Central and South America long before the 1930s, with past leaders showing strong arm tactics. It notes U.S. Marines and diplomats failed to democratize those nations and warns Central America could be vulnerable to fascism and dictatorship based on historical patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
South America
Mussoling
Hitler
United States
Central America
Tos
Perilous Prophecy and Piano Business Resurgence
A historical note argues prophecy is risky yet piano sales thrived in early 1937 with near 50 000 pianos shipped in six months. It asserts the market adapts to modern living spaces and price scales, and that makers who aggressively adjust can still sell pianos despite fears about recording and home music trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simoteur
Editorials Note From South Dakota Papers Library
Editorial notice announces daily editorials selected from a large collection of American newspapers in South Dakota. It explains access during office hours for readers of the Evening Huronite, with uses including historical reference private study and political review. The files are located in the News Room on the King Huronite Building’s second door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Ota
Humble musings mix wit and matrimonial wryness
A columnist muses on the writer’s craft amid changing daily tasks and seasonal cycles. He cites Myrna Loy and Arthur Hornblow Jr to comment on marriage opinions, then notes older generations’ pioneer wives and a short trip by Mrs. RH. James Price and Mrs. A. P. Lowell to New England with Mrs. Ida M. Holbrook accompanying.
Purge reshapes leadership in the Good Neighbor League
Washington reports a strategic realignment as the Good Neighbor League loses directors and installs Walter A. Jones as president. The plan aims to realign liberal and conservative forces beyond party lines, signaling a nationwide battle over future objectives. The Alaska purchase warrants and political maneuvers are cited as part of a broader consolidation strategy amid administration messaging.
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Washington
Good Neighbor League
Stanley
Walter A. Jones
Ardent New Dealer
Teague
Leaguela
Wheeler
O'Mahoney
Daal
Forera
LA Follette
Bob Fallette
Beth Secatecha
Fallette
Phil
Wisconsin
Progressives
White House
la Follette Brothers
Menken's Unicameral Plan for State Government
Aberdeen Evening News surveys H L Menken's proposal for a single chamber legislature with eight to fifteen members, life judges, governor appointed to 15, and drastic public finance reforms. He urges voter responsibility, limits on offices, and civil liberty protections during war, with impeachment by petition and a special tribunal for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Evening News
H. L. Menken
Menken
Maryland
South Dakota
Audi
Keep it in Congress
A Sioux City Tribune column argues administration plans to refer judiciary reform to outside experts would anger lawmakers and the public. It urges Congress to handle reforms, noting committees can seek expert input but demanding no executive bypass. It warns outsiders could be seen as an admission of incompetence.
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Congress
Sioux City Tribune
Washington
Senate
House
Bach
Diary notes from a farm woman diary entry July 2
A Central South Dakota farm wife records daily routines and plans such as attending a cooking school next week using alternative cars, discussing neighbor constraints, and small household ideas. She notes preparations, a hot wind, barn work, and a plan for night shade pie with family, reflecting typical rural domestic life.
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Janey
Ems
Amy
Jerry
Nancy
Believed Court Leader Praised for Thorough Research
Judge praised for exhaustive study of Burns statutes Webster dictionary and other references. Public notice lauds Northwestern Public Service Company leader Hedfield for revitalizing local business and service territory.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Social Notes
Twenty years prior items from Huron record Mrs H L Eckhart visiting Cavour with electives. James McWeeny and daughter Margaret return from Aberdeen visiting Miss Maury McWeeny recently operated on for appendicitis. Fred Bager and family spend day in city with Mrs D C Gleason. Daniel led for Lake Okoboji outing. Frank Randall and daughter return from Pierre visit. Mrs Frank Lyon and Nellie plus Mrs Frazier plan Lake Madison week. J W Richardson departs for Wellington on business. Mrs I A Churchill and son William visit Minneapolis two weeks. Mrs Ide from Freemo California visits New York after week at home. Mrs Bird Miller from Springfield visits.
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H. L. Eckhart
Cavour
James McWeeny
Margaret
Aberdeen
Maury McWeeny
Fred Bager
Richard
Maxing
D.C. Gleanon
Daniel
Lake
Minneapelia
Mr. Churchill
Ort Snelling
Ide ‘Ook
Freimo
Calif
New York
Guiet
Mir
Bird Miller
Springneld
Mx 2
Facts About South Dakota Pamphlet Mailed Nationally
The Greater South Dakota Association distributes nearly a thousand copies of a pamphlet titled Facts About South Dakota to railroads, tourist bureaus, and motels nationwide to promote late 1907 tourist traffic. The illustrated booklet covers the state’s agriculture, industry, recreation, highway plans, and top attractions including the Black Hills and lake region. George A. Starling of Huron, the association’s manager, said release was sped up due to sustained tourist interest and will be used by tourist bureaus and service stations for better knowledge about the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Greater South Dakota Association
Motol
Aunty Elias
United States
Lake
Had Lands
Black Hills
George A. Starling
Huron
Association
Starling
South Gekete
Union Hill Gold Mining Company Incorporation
Articles of incorporation for the Union Hill Gold Mining Company of Hill City have been filed with the Secretary of State. Authorized capital is $500,000. Incorporators are Ed Rhoades, Noré Christen, FE Rhoades, C. E. Kohl, and A. J. Benoit.
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Pierre
Union Hill Gold Mining Company
Hill City
Ed Rhoades
Nore Christen. Com
FE Rhoades
C. EB
Kohl
A. J. Benoit
Custer
Woman acquitted in child killing to live with father in city
Chicago July 2. Judge Rudolph Desart absolved Mrs. Sarah Balangee 3 of murder in the drowning of her 13 month old son last year. She will live six weeks with her father Charles Tittle of Rapid City S D before joining husband Harold and their daughter Nancy in Buffalo N C.
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Chicago
Criminal Court
Rudolph Desert Wedneday
Sarah T. Balangee
Dire. Ballangee
Ballangee
Kankakee Site
Harry A. Hoffman
Cook County Behavior Clinic
Charles Tittle
Rapid City
S. D
Harold
Nancy
Buffalo, N. C
Mildred Eisnach and Rodney Strong Wedding Announced
Rockham July 2 Special announces the marriage of Miss Mildred Eamach to Rodney D Strong of Browning Mont at Chateau Ment on June 30. Mrs Strong is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Eisnach of Rockham. She attended Rockham Public School and Browning High School class of 2997. Mrs Strong was guest of honor at a shower Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs H C Buas. The event was social, and Mr Strong will join his wife in Browning where he is in business.
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Mildred Eisnach
Rockham
Mildred Eamach
Rodney D. Strong
H.C. Buas
Strong
Browning
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Huron Publishing CO
Robert D. Luck
Mui
Menaber Audit Berens
George Clark
Meses
Ron
Deg Moines Register
McIntyre
Colummnist
Xock
Myrna Loy
Peri
Arthur Hornblow, Jr
Mise Loy
Mim Loy
Arthur
Wesariouss
Miss Loy
Prairie
Minn
Mm RH
James Price
A. P. Lowell
New England
Ida M. Hol—brook
Fresng
Culit
Baukhage Conyright
The
North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc
Alaska
Lane
Glover
Dimond
Russia
Mt.hunter
Harry Emery
Grover
Alecken
Dawes
Mamicchuseta
France
Union
Federey
Speingfeld Union
Indiana Supreme Court
Webster's New International Dictionary
Apothecary
Droge
Northwestern’ Public Service Company
Hedfield
C.J
Hedeld
Gleerver
GSDA
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Afric
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