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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
4
A note states that The Associated Press has exclusive rights to republication of all AP dispatches and local news credited to AP, with no other credits allowed in this paper. The notice emphasizes sole entitlement to AP material.
A columnist argues the League can still be saved by reforms. Proposals include adopting the Kellogg pledge, regular peace conferences, regional sanctions handling, and divorcing the Covenant from Versailles. A revised, justice focused League could gain world support and reduce war risk.
Gov. Tom Berry convenes a conference as drought and grasshopper plagues threaten much of South Dakota. County commissioners will meet in Pierre to report damage, discuss forage prospects, and seek federal relief as Congress is in session. The aim is to mobilize aid before conditions worsen.
States push to end the Black Legion as Congress considers a resolution for funding to combat the group beyond borders. The effort is described as long and arduous but essential.
The piece argues for full prosecution of terrorists and murderers and insists on complete exposure of raiders. It stresses that continued focus on the Black Legion will reveal its un American nature and awaken public conscience to eradicate the group.
A report notes 16,865,555 or more than half of world telephones are in the United States, with private operators handling about 61 percent of global phone service. The piece argues private control yields greater value, citing rising rural lines, local innovation, and a Miller idea for jurors. It also mentions a court room with juror beds and a crow control drive in Spink County aiding hunting prospects.
A press commentary argues that nations breaking solemn treaties harm their reputation more than individuals breaking contracts. It cites Japan and Italy as examples of declining trust, asking how credible powers can be trusted to honor covenants.
Four years past the Democrats urged Restore America to the American People. This year Republicans echo the slogan with the same aim. The writer questions who has held America back all these years and ponders who is really in control.
Spink County extends 4-H to 27 clubs with 100 boys and 163 girls registered. Leaders oversee cooking, handicraft, garden, sheep and fat lamb, colt, sow litter, and baby beef clubs across Ashton Doland Frankfort Redfield Conde Turton and other towns. Huron boys plan Y M C A camp weeks at Fickel Lake Pioneer and Friendly Indian camps under M C A leadership.
Ar land Waltee led the Scratching Cacklers at a Richland No. 5 schoolhouse meeting. The club staged the play Henrys Mail Order Wire with cast Helen Micheal Fern Phyllis Bloodgood Donald Helen Jean Bateman Marene Walter. A carnival raised 16.05 to fund camp at Lake Kampeski. four members attended and thanks were sent to friends neighbors and Robert Bateman for the carnival sign. The next meeting is at the home of Marene and Arland Walter on July 1. The Frankfort Girls 4-H Club held a food ware at Drayer store and a death sum was realized for their tear.
Four members of the Scratching Cavle Jers 4-H Club return from Lake Kampeska after a camp featuring morning leatherette bracelet making afternoon hikes games festivals and swimming. Campfire services and candle lighting were held and the group thanks the CCC boys for transportation and their teachers for instruction and entertainment.
Mrs James Nichols registered nurse taught Bancroft Girl Scouts at her home on Monday evening. The lesson covered bathing a baby from birth to age five and touched on tiny baby clothing. Wanda Barber noted the meeting was so interesting they forgot the usual program.
Troop leaders discussed an overnight hike planned for Thursday at the Velverdale camp and a troop meeting at the Presbyterian Church. Scouts signaled intent to attend and committee members arranged the outing. Harding Saridece is the troop ALFENA. Jun 18 Special Mrs Wahl returns from Pierre to Rome Monday.
A crossword style puzzle lists clues for both horizontal and vertical entries. It mentions a building in Washington and various word definitions, with odd spelling and fragmented hints. The grid references include terms like cupola and steeple, along with religious and directional clues.
Washington reports disclose new methods of campaign finance with the Good Neighbor League Inc as a Delaware capitalized entity at $100000. Dr. High the president contributed 6008 up to May 31 and served as sole inspiration while drawing 15600 in salary.
The Crescent Chapter No 4 G E S held its final meeting before vacation at the Masonic Temple. After disposing of regular business a social hour followed. Prizes were won by Mrs John Tomer and Mrs Thaddore Nickish. Lunch was served by the Second Tune committee led by Mrs La Verna Wilsom.
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