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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1938
Page
4
Achue H Haag de Associates with offices in New York Kansas City Denver San Francisco Chicago and Minneapolis seeks applicants. Call 4181 and ask for the department of person wanted for employment opportunities.
About 12 000 people packed Madison Square Garden for a Consumers rally organized by New York department stores to spark a price lowering wave and boost buying. Fannie Kurst urged that the group has enough TNT to dynamite the log jam of industry while Governor George Earle said confidence needs action. If consumers begin buying, prosperity could rise, though merchants face the challenge of lowering prices without harming margins while maintaining wages.
National Park Service regional director Thomas J. Allen Jr notes elk grown hay last summer to ease deep snow forage now refuse to move for forage, preferring government support. Rangers say elk have become lazy and dependent, demanding continued hay. A solution remains uncertain.
The piece argues DC residents face Congress members who rely on traffic immunity for official business, a stance locals see as abusing privileges. It notes Washington's high car density and urges an end to the national capital dispute impacting ordinary citizens.
Leo Fitzpatrick, manager of a Devett radio station, sparked a contest between swing bands and sentimental ballads after suspending a disguised song. Three hundred telegrams favored sentiment, showing public taste as congressmen forget golf amid TVA questions and a Paris lawyer’s sword duel echoes business on the battlefield.
A 1928 NEA service column discusses a teen couple Charlotte Matthiesen and Donald Carroll who die after a pregnancy crisis. It urges frank parental guidance about sex and marriage to prevent similar fates, urging mothers and fathers to discuss sex openly and supportively with their children.
A jumble of quoted statements covers divorce law, industrial activity, a consumer rally in New York City, a preliminary Irish Sweepstakes drawing, a senator’s remark, and a home search anecdote in New Castle Indiana. The text weaves diverse names and events without a single clear narrative.
A reflective piece on fame and public scrutiny. It notes how spotlight shifts provoke rumors about a star and the need to maintain personal integrity at home. The author recalls an actor whose conduct sparked tales, contrasting public gossip with private duty and marriage candor.
The Birnsford Republic predicts over a million tourists will visit South Dakota this summer with 500 000 to 600 000 in the Black Hills as a hard surfaced highway improves travel. A 75 million dollar boost to the state economy is anticipated from tourist spending, prompting calls for a north south hard surfaced route through Mitchell along highway 67.
A diary entry details a calm spring day on a farm with wind and dust blowing across fields the joy of reading poetry by Edgar Guest while chores pile up the bread spills and a hint of kitchen experiments. The writer notes turning eggs feeding horses radish sprouts and a plan to dig horseradish as appetite rises and routines blend with quiet reflection.
Ten years ago in Huron reports show J. Burns and E. Baumgartner away on a Tracy Minnesota business trip with return planned. Mrs. Amy Burton heads Aberdeen Feinstein store department. Redfield hosts Chamber of Commerce organization. Bank officials meet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. DeMolay officers elected with Justin Jones as junior councillor. Art Club features portrayals including Smudge the servant and Edith Smith. Chapter A K met at Mrs. Bohning’s with a program Food for That.
The NBC Symphony will feature violinist Witany Primrose in a Sunday recital series on WJZ NBC, with his arrangement of pieces for solo viola. Plans include CBS network broadcast of the Primrose program and guest conductors like Dimitri Mitropoulos, while listings cover extensive radio schedules and upcoming performances across networks.
Miller high school band performs a free concert at the city auditorium starting at eight this evening under director Glen Shaw. Soloists include Gene Graham Carol Schroeder Marjorie Molesworth Ben Barnes with a brass quartet and a girls sextet among the varied program. Mrs Arthur Erickson of Orient visits the Jankard home in Rookham over the weekend.
A crossword style puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries about a renowned social service worker and related terms. It includes references to capacities, positions, and descriptive hints, with several entries pointing to traits, objects, and roles from the social welfare field.
Washington notes reveal the State Department wary of Mexico’s oil property seizure and the silver bounty withdrawal. Roosevelt’s refugee proposal sparks debates on practical aid, funding, and private sponsorship, amid economic and political hurdles and warnings from diplomats. Political figures like Hull, Roosevelt, and Lewis appear in tentative maneuvers as domestic opposition grows.
Mullen reports Senior high activities include the Junior Senior banquet on Friday May and the senior class play April 29. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered May 2 and commencement on May 25 with J. Howard Kramer presiding. Also notes travel to Mayo Clinic for medical examination.
Faulkton reports say Governor Jensen addressed a large crowd of business and farming residents at Legion Hall. He detailed state achievements and his U.S. Senate candidacy while outlining his platform. The governor planned further county visits after the event.
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