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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1936
Page
4
The notice lists postal rates for city carriers in Buren with weekly and monthly charges and annual mail options elsewhere in the United States. It also states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of news dispatches credited to AP or not credited in the paper, and to local news published.
The text argues a newspaper should publish news truthfully and fairly, inform and inspire readers toward improvement, welcome diverse opinions, and act as a trusted community forum. It calls for fearless yet fair reporting, enter home with respect, provide guidance and entertainment, and publish with today in mind for tomorrow.
The Evening Huronite marks its fiftieth anniversary as Central South Dakota’s leading daily. Founded by Augustine Davis and Frank E. Ketchum in 1886, it pursued fair impartial journalism, grew with Huron and region, and now employs dozens full-time plus numerous part-timers and distributors.
The Evening Huronite, owned by many over fifty years, declares ownership as trusteeship for public welfare. Each new owner pledges policies aligned with this mission, renewing the founders pledge as it begins its second half century of service.
New York's Metropolitan Opera pursues a popular priced season to bring opera to the masses. It eschews top hats and ermine in favor of accessibility, arguing that society's pomp has limited opera's reach. The piece suggests American opera could thrive if offered without pretentious trimmings.
The piece commends federal agents for their persistent pursuit of criminals, noting the ongoing success in cases like Kidnaping and the broader impact on deter ring crime. It argues that decisive, unyielding pursuit, not punishment severity, curbs lawlessness.
Berlin reports Hitler may delay answering British queries while Britain presses for explanations and specifics. The exchange asks whether Germany will honor treaties, distance from Russia, and respond within the Versailles framework as Eden seeks clarity on a proposed European peace congress.
Minneapolis Journal notes Senator William Borah will influence the Republican National Convention but is unlikely to secure the presidency. His prospects dimmed by South Dakota and Ohio primary results, yet he gains support as he pushes his platform.
June Knouse writes as Banner No. 4 delegate about the South Dakota UCL convention in Pierre. Attendees included Raber Burtt Florence Gutemer Zula Granger and Beadle County delegates Philip Tyrrell Bobby Dates and David Dipt. Highlights cover Verendrye monument Fort Pierre sessions at the Capitol and banquet with speeches and music.
Charles Sayre organized three 4-H clubs in Esmond with boys and girls joining projects in fat lambs pork and chicken. Fat lamb officers were Carlyle Wiles president Robert Davis vice president Dale Hoege secretary treasurer. Park club officers Raymond Westerburg president Lee Walls vice president Kenneth Engel secretary treasurer. Juanita Beacher named president of the chicken club Muriel Timmiw reporter for all three clubs. Jack Runn er local leader of the Jarab mad pig club and Mrs Salter of the chicken club. Next meeting set for two weeks from Wednesday night.
The Busy Chick Club of Great Bend and Jefferson townships met at Otto Burton's home for its first regular meeting. President Mardyth Klink led, with County Agent Paul C Underwood guiding plans for the year and a poultry start funded by Redfield Chamber of Commerce. Officers include Florence Miller vice president Lewis Nelson secretary treasurer Dwayne Burton reporter and Lavanch Burton leader. Next meeting set for May 28.
In our school The Southeast Banner No 4 awards a prize to the boy and girl with the most entries in The Evening Huronite by year end. Marvin Knouse and Jane Knouse each have two articles. Beart Know five. Carl Knouse ton, Robert Lynch four. June Knousehag four. Dean Knause notes. Frat grade maps farm book. They study farm topics from wheat to flour and horses use.
A. We Palm, Insurance Director for the state Bureau Federation in Huron, will give a radio talk on highway safety over State College station ARDY on May 23. He will speak with HM. Jk Pp. om, ye moat, timely, accor- ding to state club leader. The talk promotes safe driving as a 4H activity. Three scholarships to State Club Week will be awarded on achievement and reports.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses helping and lending a hand with a stew. It mentions warmth, cooking slowly, and preparing a tasty dish before dinners. The garbled text references a stew kettle and a cautious, well-prepared approach to cooking.
The writer extols many stew varieties and shares a detailed Oriental Stew using lamb shoulder onions parsley tomato sauce cream and gelatin. Steps include browning onions searing meat simmering two hours adding water, finishing with cream, and chilling portions for a warm weather dish.
Twenty years ago in Huron the academy department of Huron College prepares for its annual commencement at Sollega auditorium. June 8 features salutatory by Ralph House with valedictory by Nancy Annum. performances include Georgia Van Dyck piano solo and a double quartet.
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