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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1934
Page
11
Notice from The Huronite office details advertising rates for single insertions and classified display. It notes deadlines for ads by 8 p m the day prior, late acceptances until 12 noon, and payment arrangements including Western Union messenger for city payments and mail orders with cash.
Archibishop of Canterbury to deliver a 15 minute Good Friday sermon for American radio via CBS from Canterbury on March 30. Tonight’s line up includes WEAF NBC and CBS programs with musicians, singers, and talk programs. Spain riots boost insurance sales with fire insurance take totaling $9,000 in 1933 alongside cotton exports worth $398 million.
Readers are urged to donate garments to the Hu ron area via a coupon to American Legion Clothing Chairman D. K. Scruby. A Legionnaire will collect the clothes for distribution to those in need. Include name and contact to arrange pickup.
Sewing ad for Anne Adams pattern JIN in sizes 12 through 40. Describes a versatile daytime frock with contrast trim, usable in crepe or wool-like cotton, easy to cut and assemble. Pattern includes size 16 fabric needs and price, with order details for a spring pattern book.
Byron Frice reports on Republican use of the aviation mail cancellation issue to attack Roosevelt over alleged dictatorship and lack of hearings. Mixed White House support and party silence hint at a broader campaign strategy ahead of potential policy shifts on private mail. A separate note warns of possible Russo Japanese War in spring with no US intervention expected, amid civil works debates and local reaction.
Congress members and local residents face shocks from layoffs as Roosevelt aides unveil a relief approach aimed to reassure strained communities. The plan resembles Civil Works under a new banner, with details pending an administration study as the president weighs ending Civil Works without damaging support.
Winnipeg reports farmers in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba awaited legislative guidance on 1934 wheat operations. Draft laws may coordinate provincial cooperation under the London Wheat Agreement. compulsory acreage cuts appear unlikely. London delegates set a 960 million bushel world export quota with Canada allotted 200 million bushels. Authorities remained silent on specifics, though a western marketing board for grain deliveries at country elevators was hinted.
Recon struction Finance Corporation reports loans totaling 570857.70 for nine South Dakota banks including First National Bank Belle Fourche and several state banks with receivers. The note lists loan amounts and bank names across Belle Fourche Dimock Hetland Plankinton Rapid City Stickney Volga Winner and other entities.
Landscape expert Donald Gray urges readers to design the entire garden before planting. He cautions against trial and error, noting shrubs take years to look natural and urges gradual progress from background to flowers to final details, with yearly steps toward the ultimate image.
A garden planning guide outlines a simple scheme with a round flower bed rock piles perennials annuals trees shrubs and space for grass. It advises building a background with vines hedges or shrubs before planting flowers and keeping open lawn to view the whole garden while selecting colors and plant types for best effects.
Oscar H. Johnson explained a program to reserve 261 500 acres as game bird refuges across 24 areas in 2 counties. Most projects restore lakes, sloughs, and marshes, while some undo older drainage works. He cited Beaver Lake near Humboldt and Brown county drainage as examples. About 350 people attended the Sioux Falls banquet of the Snake Walton League.
Beadle County Historical society program featured Leon J. Herdreaux head of the navy recruiting office in Huron and Chester N. White a 20 year navy veteran. Mrs W H Davis of Hitchcock recalled a 1882 railroad banquet in Huron as described in an extra Dakota Huronite edition. Accordion selections by Marie May Valley Township and piano by Dudley Fell provided entertainment.
Jack Brune of Sioux Falls will go on trial in the Minor county circuit court on April 10 for first degree robbery in the Canova Security State bank holdup of May 1933. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Alva Taylor, Huron, or Howard, and remains in jail on a 5000 bond.
Mr and Mrs Homer Walton visit Waltham Mont to see her sister Mrs Henry Jacobson. Mrs Katherine Hansen visits Missouri Valley Ia to see her daughter Mrs Ed Hiles. Miss Louise Hanson and others take seventh and eighth graders to Huron for an educational tour. Mr and Mrs George Merklin drive to South Shore return with daughter in law and her husband. The Misses Louise and Betty Hanson leave for White Lake for the weekend. Mr and Mrs George Marr and Mr and Mrs El J Williams visit Redfield. Betty Miller ill at home with cold. Mrs John Detterman visiting relatives in Mitchel. Leo Weiss of Tulare visits F B McKidhan home. Bonilla Home Extension club meets with Mrs Earl Russell.
A church benefit supper drew a good crowd Saturday evening with net proceeds of 12.63. The congregational meeting is set for Thursday evening March 26 at the church.
Wessington Springs reports Fay Zink testing Saturday for Sioux Falls and Sioux City on business. He visits his sister Mrs A L Turner at Sioux City bringing her four year old Teddy. He will reside at Fay Zink home for now. Mrs Turner expects to leave for Des Moines where she has a position forthcoming. Brooke Hull returns from Nemo SD with his mother and sister Helen. Saturday Hull Arnots and Wenzel moved their belongings there. Donna Hackett, three, ill with pneumonia and whooping cough, is said to be much improved. EB Smith returns from Dearborn Mich to be with family here. Mrs A W Fellows and Mrs L M Valentine and Mrs Glen Wells of Wagner visited here. Wells is Valentine’s sister and spent the week. Mrs Will Bromwell who visited her daughter Dorothy in Mitchell last week, returns home. Mrs G S Strand and son Lester of Woonsocket visited Mrs Strand’s daughter Mrs Neil Zink here. AE Raehel Clyde Bidleman and Ted Bird transacted business in Pierre. Ralph Crusoin and Miss Emma Neils of Garim Valley marry Wednesday at Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Bari Cruson and Miss Latlie Thompson attend.
The Redfield Society hosted a farewell for Mrs George Phillips on Friday evening with Mrs C M C Woodland as hostess. The Phillips head to Hastings Nebraska for a new position. Bridge crowned high score went to Mrs L A Dunton and guests enjoyed a handkerchief shower. Also twelve girls gathered at College Hill for needlework bridge and games hosted by Misses Helen and Dorothy Summerside with refreshments to close. Mrs Clara Zachritz spoke at the American Legion auxiliary meeting hosted by Mrs Don Cole with Mrs Ralph Blume and Mis TL Walston assisting.
Highmare Miss Anna Goldsmith, county superintendent, spent Monday in Pierre at a conference of central South Dakota superintendents. Ole Lee also visited Pierre Monday. An operation was anticipated for Thursday. Mrs. George Wells is ill at her daughter’s home. Clarence Dillon of Hyde County is ill in a critical state. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. G Heckenstable is ill with bronchial pneumonia. Marvin Burrows resumed work Tuesday after a hospital stay in Huron.
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