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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
4
A playful note questions who will coin Spring-chicken and home grown watermelon in a menu style debate. The passage mocks alarmists over Senator Borah’s signature as an “open sesame” in Russia, inviting curiosity about the odd phenomenon.
J A Colcord deputy treasurer married Saturday to Mrs. Mary Gardner of Traer. Ceremony by A L Chamberlain county judge. George Wright returned with a new baby. Beth Groves visited from the western part of the state. Glenn Tassett and family from Des Moines visiting the Phillips and Sauer families. Gecker and wife returned from a Black Hills trip. Engineer Neal McKay collapsed from heat but recovered with help. Miss Winterfield left for Cherokee Iowa and plans to return in fall.
The article notes a historic change as Britain, long built on naval power to defend its empire, contemplates naval reduction and talks with foreign powers. It contrasts Elizabethan sea power with modern diplomacy, citing Dawes and Ramsay McDonald as examples of new peacetime discussions.
The piece discusses British writer Ervine's New York visit and his views on America and prohibition. It notes questions of accuracy, contrasts New York with the nation, and mentions his drinking experiences abroad and among Americans. It references a daring aviator incident and hints at social observations through Ervine's contacts and timeline.
Sioux Falls article criticizes Senator Norris of Nebraska as an obstructionist opposing farm relief efforts. It notes the debenture plan failed in the Senate and House, Hoover opposes it, and tariff revisions are the next focus. It comments on local politics and editor Day’s candidacy prospects amid a changing pace of life.
A Show boat named Hollywood glides under a bridge in Wheeling as vendors hawk Sunday papers and a gray dressed showman chats with onlookers. Performers from New York and local fans fill the riverfront morning scene with nostalgia and chatter about past Broadway moves.
Central time radio grid lists CBS and NBC networks with programs across stations in New York Chicago Des Moines and more. Entries show hosts orchestras choirs church services and news with time blocks and station call letters.
Editorial laments crowds and reckless driving on Independence Day as spectators stay put. It warns that road hogs and chaotic byways threaten safety, noting the fake danger of fireworks and the urge to remain home.
A distorted OCR passage lists multiple radio and church programs across stations such as WOX WIK Detroit WABO KFAB Lincoln WCCO Minneapolis WABC and KMOX St Louis. Entries include gospel services, concerts, talk shows, and studio features with various times and call letters.
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