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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
4
A clipped AP report notes ongoing news coverage shared with the paper. It mentions re published dispatches credited to AP and Local staff arrangements for republication.
The discussion contrasts rewards for two Americans in wartime service Eugene Grace head of Bethlehem Steel earned a 1918 bonus over 1.3 million while Reno Wirth a Philadelphia mint metallurgist received 60 a week and died without a death benefit. The piece argues self interest is not the sole motivator and people work from duty and passion for their talents beyond money.
The resolutions committee urges Congress to adjourn soon then push major reforms, calls for early currency stabilization, opposes further dollar devaluation to restore prices, and seeks drastic cuts in government spending after emergency appropriations. The piece notes division within party ranks over the administration and questions the chamber’s representativeness.
The Sioux Falls Anglus Leader denounces the chamber for favoring tariff protection for industry while ignoring agriculture. It calls for balanced support and notes some members will oppose any single program though the chamber's overall direction reflects seasoned business judgment.
The South Dakota counties show widespread sympathy for residents resisting federal plans to remove them from their lands and terminate farming there. Despite government offers of compensation and better land, locals refuse to surrender and stay the course despite tough seasons. The paper backs the Lyman and Stanley county stance against the move.
The outbreak in the Philippines touches several provinces with disorder and bloodshed, but the article argues the revolt stands as a path to true freedom within reach. It contrasts present events with the prior insurrection and notes debates over Senator Borah in Idaho.
A South Dakota liquor control law faces a constitutional challenge with the state supreme court asked to rule on the law in full and on municipal sales provisions. Drys and wets fear legal delays, referendums, and shifting guidance as cities seek solutions amid court actions. The outcome could confirm stronger laws or reopen the broader liquor question.
A Kansas court decision defends stud poker as a game of chance and skill, rejecting claims it is a scam. The piece praises the ruling while debating Americans' gambling zeal and the broader culture of risk and wealth seeking.
Katharine Strykhurst, 26, resents her wealth and dependence while Zoe Parker returns to Innback Point with family money and social pressures. At the riding club Katharine fuses jealousy with a shy fascination for Gibbs, and Zoe ponders a quiet life away from romance as Katharine and a tall rider confront tensions and possible entanglements.
Fragmented OCR lists items linked to an ancient Greek writer of fables and a rebus puzzle. It references his stories such as the sour grapes tale, with numerous unrelated word clues and placeholders, creating a mixed catalog of terms, numbers, and headings.
In Brookings on May 9 special report on planning beyond 1935 contract end. A. M. Eberle says four district conferences with George E. Farrell and Division of Grains officials prepared county allotment committees and agents for community education meetings ahead of the May 26 referendum. Wheat producers are urged to attend discussions and vote May 25 after studying facts.
Twenty years ago in Huron F C Ohman sold his interest in Olson Ohman to Arthur L Lake who took charge of the business Ohman will focus on tailoring. Wilma Bliss and Margaret Pinch returned home from Parker after attending the state Sunday school convention. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank H Dwyer on Ni cos street. Carl Wele returned from Sioux City on insurance business. J W Campbell Jr returned from Minneapolis and other points on business. Florence Ward is home from the local training school for nurses on silk leave. Will Holstrom returned from California expeditions with a side trip to Mexico and via Portland Seattle Salt Lake City and Denver. La-Co-Tah Commandery No 6 K T will hold a special meeting at eight. Red Cross decree work. Harold Give returned from Parker after the Sunday school convention. Attorney Q O S Hagen left for Aberdeen on business. J B Niestedt will resume duties tomorrow after being laid up with blood poisoning. Insect pedis attack on forest trees aiding forest fires.
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