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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
4
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A historic creed urges a newspaper to publish truthfully and fairly without fear or favor. It should inform and inspire leadership toward progress, battle when needed but fairly, and enter homes as a gentleman delivering information, guidance, cheer, and responsibility for today with tomorrow in mind.
The piece argues that the old ideal of absolute government noninterference has faded. It notes that both parties now expect government to address economic issues, particularly agriculture, and that campaigns hinge on contested forms of action. The author urges recognizing the reality of expanding governance to preserve individuality amid growth.
A booming push to realize the colossal St Lawrence waterway by 1937 gains steam as the National Seaway Council forms to press for early treaty ratification. Farmers, harbor groups, chambers of commerce, and civic bodies across America back the plan, with bipartisan support seen as essential to unlock vast economic potential.
The farmers wives global group Associated Country Women gathered 7500 delegates representing 27 nations in Wash Santoni. They argued farm wife problems are universal and benefit from international cooperation to reduce isolationist policies.
The movement emphasizes domestic peace as a path to global amity. Participants build world friendship by exchanging farm handicrafts and compiling an international cookbook, starting small to yield broad results.
An essay notes that almost everyone harbors some superstition despite claims of rational progress. It argues modern society still instinctively avoids ladders, black cats, and the number thirteen while superstition permeates politics, religion, science, and daily life across eras.
The right honorable J H Thomas, forced to resign from the British cabinet, is found guilty of betraying official secrets. The case is hailed as English justice, contrasted with Stavisky in France and Teapot Dome in the United States, highlighting impartial courts and pride in the outcome.
The Falls Argus-Leader commentary argues critics overstate the court as guardian of liberties while Donald Richberg defends preserving judicial supremacy. It notes his call for party convention condemnation of recent court course, warns against dismantling the system, and muses on balanced reform within democracy.
Two Huron girls were chosen to represent Beadle Girl Reserves at Camp Tepeetonka on Big Stone Lake after a short news writing contest. Jefferson and McKinley Girl Reserves earned delegates to attend the YMCA camp, selected for zest and published stories in the Affairs of Young Folks column. The program, announced by local business leaders with Evening Huronite, will run July 10 to 20 with a 9.50 fee covering meals and some materials. transportation is included through the awards.
The Shye Creek Choosers met at Mrs. Frank Davis's home with eight members present. Officers elected included Viola Jaager as president and Kathrine Doyle as secretary. The club formed a training team and Kelley demonstrated an activity during the session.
Viola Jaeger, a member, plans on going to club camp. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Joe Anderson in July. Sam Anderson is club reporter for this new group.
Scoutmaster Gowdy opened Troop 5 meeting announcing a nine troop overnight hike starting next Monday afternoon. Health forms were to be completed, dues collected, and a 13 cent profit per ticket noted for the Scout circus.
Mrs Roy Traver hosted the Willing Workers Poultry 4-H Club gathering with visitors. Floyd Rex, president, led opening remarks. Ruth Iverson presented an incubation demonstration before songs and club yells. Meeting adjourned and games followed until refreshments served by Mrs Roy Traver. Next meeting set at Mrs Henry Iveram's home in July. Agnes Rex reported.
The Live Wire Club held its eleventh regular meeting at the Jesse Bowen home on June 4 led by Mr. Allen with several members present. Duane Butts presided as president and discussed planning Joe's picnic for the month’s end. The next meeting is scheduled for June 3 at the Hermann home, followed by lunch.
The next gathering of the Ub to H cemap at Wa Yextown is scheduled for Tune 3 at the W Eo Hermann facility. After the meeting participants will share a lunch together following the discussion.
Bennet Balbur and Delores Barnes of the Rainbow H Club of Virgil left Wednesday to attend club camp at Wa.
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Governor Landon pressed platform writers to adopt a fixed gold standard plank through White and via calls and planes, sparking delay in the platform report. The dispute centered on monetary policy while other platform items drew less contention as Landonites aimed to project strength and unity.
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