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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
4
Watertown Public Opinion backs South Dakota lobbyists as helpful when well informed and decent in conduct. It cites W C Botkin of the Retail Merchants as example, noting lobbyists can supply technical knowledge to lawmakers and aid good bills while bad actors threaten reforms.
Governor Berry addresses Mitchell meeting with officials from state and federal boards. He urges those not aligned with the recovery program to resign, calling for unity to speed up the president’s five billion dollar recovery plan. He emphasizes action over mere planning and signals a need for decisive steps.
The article notes multiple boards and commissions approach reform and recovery with overlapping authority. It cites Governor Berry pressing for central coordination by the State Planning Board. C.H. Entsminger of Mitchell named co ordinator to push a direct path to implementation.
The article argues relief rules should balance compassion and prudence. It cites Kennedy on denying aid to those who refuse work and Walter Lippmann on moral limits of aid. It notes South Dakota's relief approach and stresses the difficulty of universal rules while praising self-reliance amid drought and agriculture hardship.
An unsigned urge argues prosperity hinges on stable national policies and credit flow. It criticizes cycles of boom and bust, calls for robust heavy industry financing, and notes unemployment tied to taxes and federal debt while urging steady trade with Japan.
Millicent Graves assists George Drimcold then meets Norman Happ and Vera Duchene in a web of manipulation. Detective Buchanan reveals Millicent’s true identity as Phyllis Faulconer and uncovers Norman Happ’s disappearance, a staged apartment fight, and a key letter that could expose the plot.
A fragmented puzzle text lists ersatz clues about a famous German musician born 250 years ago and mixes unrelated word puzzles. Amid garbled entries, a tense note asserts surveillance and a plan to hide a confession, hinting at continuing intrigue.
Rev D M Butt of Britton returns home after attending the Presbyterian home missionary committees of South Dakota meeting held here yesterday. Street improvement on third between Iowa and Idaho proceeds with a ten foot wide park, bluegrass sowing, central elm row and curb. Mrs. Miller aboard the German ship Hitel Friederick in Norfolk navy yards met the commander. Mr and Mrs Miller enjoy their trip. Mrs Coler Campbell departs for Lake Minnetonka after lunch hosted by Mrs W N Farmer. auction yields commanding scores and keepsake prizes. Miss Fern Nut hosts a chafing dish gathering for Miss Winnifred Godfrey of Sioux City.
Redfield May 2 A benefit and party is planned for Friday evening May 40 at the Masonic Temple to aid the Shrine hospital for crippled children. The Eastern Star chapter cooperates with the Twin City Shrine unit in promoting the series of events to help the cause.
Beadle County South Dakota mortgage default leads to foreclosure sale of property in Beadle County. Mortgagee Southern Minnesota Joint Stock Land Bank of Minneapolis holds note for advances. sale set at courthouse front steps May 25, 1955. Mortgage details include installments, taxes, insurance, and accrued interest. Named parties include Ancil Lucklum and Catharine Lucklum with Beadle County sheriff Joe Heilly conducting sale.
Redfield reports 5.64 inches of rain in April, the wettest in years according to the U S government observatory weather station. Mud and snow accompanied the rain on consecutive days as residents note the unusually moist month. A final P T A study club meeting in Virg il featured social time and a light supper.
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