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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
4
Fragmentary text describes a crime contact and a ransom request. Mentions Kirkpatrick and Catlett allegedly involved and a $200,000 sum linked to Jone Muehlebach in a city registry. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
The piece shows mailing and subscription rates for Huron South Dakota with a fragmentary notice from the Associated Press about republication rights and local news. Names, dates, and specific figures are partially garbled but indicate pricing and distribution details. A few legible items include annual and monthly mail rates and references to the Associated Press credit.
A historic call for a bold and fair newspaper that reports truthfully and engagingly without fear or favor. It pledges to inspire improvement, defend responsibility, and serve as a lively forum open to opinions while balancing entertainment and guidance for today and tomorrow.
A fragment notes the Watertown Public Opinion has printed no political editorials since the Pierre convention. The piece laments editorial neglect, cites coverage plans for Cleveland and Philadelphia conventions, and questions publisher X. Way's decision to retire from the Republican committeeman post and its impact on political coverage.
Economist Roger W Babson tells Arkansas college graduates to stay inland avoid seaboard cities amid a predicted global conflict before 1930. He foresees war risk to great Atlantic and Pacific cities and urges Arkansans to remain in the interior, arguing urban revolts favor rural dwellers and note potential shortages. He questions Patagonia travel.
Nebraska citizens express clear political insight urging lawmakers to keep borrowing under strict limits. They argue the state constitution caps debt at 100000 and question any justification for higher borrowing, recalling a past legislative push to imitate other states.
Citizens opposed a $25,000,000 plan using negotiable instruments to bypass bonds, arguing it would still bind the state to debt. They warned it resembled bonds in effect and could be unconstitutional. The bill was defeated and Nebraska avoided the debt, revealing how clever legal phrasing can mask improper government principles.
Travel readers complain about long drives and fast meals as travelers push 400 miles first day. They slam the chicken fish and frog stop for late lunches, praising punctual meals only when services misstep, vowing to revisit to test the cooks again.
A press column critiques vice exposes in New York and highlights Florence Crittenton League findings on 531 wayward young women under care last year. It breaks down preoffense employment, noting factory and service work, wages from 2.50 to 15 weekly, and questions how sweatshop wages and legal limits affect youth. It credits FDR and Congress for reforms but cites Supreme Court limits and asks how disillusioned youths will respond to constitutional arguments.
Pierre Canuel Journal notes central Asia long used millet as staple while U.S. producers see millet as potential puffed cereal for human consumption. Dr. N K Hanson of State College says millet could match other cereals in appeal and market reach, prompting growers to consider broader use and sale in the state. Benito wedding rings referenced in a stray line from a separate clipping.
Camp trips are awarded as prizes to Boy and Girl Scout troops and Girl Reserves. Winners include Troop 1 led by Paul Dolan, Troop 3 led by BE BP Gowdy, and Hubert Humphrey’s troop, with registrations paid for camp at Velverdisle rear Wessington Springs June 21-28. Four Huron Girl Scout troops receive camp spots at Lewin and Clark Faroe Island, Camp Judson, and other venues. Registrations must be in with Mrs. V. AL Ericson.
Girl Scouts held an outdoor meeting to plan the summer schedule. They voted to meet next Wednesday at 8 30 am and discussed registration fees dues and scrapbook projects. Named attendees included Gloria Christopherson Vivian Stanton Margaret McMamara Marjorie Sherman and Maxine Lundgren.
The ABC Club met at the A. I Lambert home with Bethal Kelsey presiding. A garden decorations demonstration was shown, lunch in hobo style was served by Arleen Slemmen and Muriel Lambert, and club songs were sung before adjournment.
The Rainbow Club of Virgil held a meeting at Haze Shoghacc home. Members discussed "Trees" by Berniece Balbur and "Reconds Honing Bedding" by Alice Van De Walle and "Better Home Bedding" by Dolores Barnes. Five members plan to attend Watertown camp. A hinch was served after adjournment.
A distorted OCR page presents a vertical list of scattered clues and fragmented entries across food, mining, astronomy, and language categories. The text resembles a maze of crossword style hints with partial numbers and odd pairings, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable event.
A 1935 News Behind The News column by Paul Mallon discusses expectations for Hoover at the Cleveland convention, the push by delegates, and bargaining dynamics. It notes London delegates, internal poll tactics, and Borah factions, plus scrutiny of Walter Brown and London’s slipping chances.
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