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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1940
Page
13
Announcement seeks farmer samples for future seeds including millets and flint corn. Offers quotes at top prices. Located at 2nd and Wyoming. Contact GMS Seed Hourr Strom Maer via phone 570.
The Whittier School in Valley Township received four Weston dictionaries for fourth to sixth graders. The class also gained workbooks titled Using the Dictionary. Marilyn Rogers thanks the schoolboard for obtaining the materials as pupils bring home funny backs to read at noon and during recess on rainy days.
Hugh recalls a tense New York scene where a distorted mind in a wounded body shapes the murder narrative. He contemplates masking the act as theft to prevent a premeditated murder confession, then resolves to realign responsibility toward Henry Bates as the preferred outcome.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch abandons opposition to Roosevelt from 1936 and backs his re election in 1940. The paper critiques Willkie's campaign, notes his mixed stance on New Deal policies, and argues classical free enterprise cannot align with Roosevelt era reforms. It warns Willkie must clearly outline changes to tax and relief programs.
Fourth graders at Giant School under Miss Lois Davis created a Holland scene in a sand table for geography. Windmills crafted from oatmeal box and brown construction paper sit beside a glass water feature with a stone dyke. Also, Halloween cats and pumpkins appeared in arithmetic while a pretend store activity took place. Nina Stolz built a prune turtle in a box within the sand table.
Titania Troop 6 held a Monday evening Halloween party for its members. The room featured orange and black decor with jack o lanterns. Scouts played sardines and competed in contests with prizes. Busy Hee patrol won the stunt prize. refreshments were served.
Sunshine School students decorated for Halloween with pumpkins and a cane shock led by eighth grader Wendell Buckley and Jon Decker. Miss Zeigler plans a larger pumpkin next week while art class drew Halloween and Thanksgiving themes and studied a dialogue about a Furkey.
The piece evaluates the Willkie candidacy against Roosevelt, arguing Willkie cannot reliably solve unemployment or finance the New Deal by a mere policy change. It credits Roosevelt with reforms and humanitarian impact but criticizes seven years of spending and unresolved unemployment, framing the election as a deeper transitional crisis.
Last Friday the Rudy School pups hosted a birthday party for teacher Miss Rusty with ten guests. Games followed by lunch of cake cupcakes fruit salad and sandwiches served by Connie Esther Edith and Edna Eckmann. Report notes 1 cent visitors registered so far this year. Upper grades made poetry booklets current events booklets and seventh eighth graders created reading booklets with stories from classics read this year.
James Walter, a sixth grader taught by Miss Walter, notes the fifth and sixth grade class at Milford School starts a six week unit on the Westward Movement. Students will locate the six frontiers on a map as part of studying the southern states and the United States lands.
Fourth graders at Grant School under Miss Lois Davis drew autumn colors and rainbow hues. They created autumn pictures of garden red is, yellow leaves, and other scenes, then used the artwork to decorate the schoolroom, according to Aldor Stolz.
The Whittier School lists students commuting in various ways. Leslie Day rides a pony while Kleinsassers Arm strongs Kouts and Joyce Nelson travel by car. Marguerite Greenan rides with Agnes Greenan, a teacher. Sometimes the Kleinsassers and Eleanor Baseman walk with Rogers.
The piece argues against Roosevelt seeking a third term, urging voters to decide at the ballot box. It contends fear drives opposition, asserts elections will settle the issue, and notes Roosevelt, Willkie, and current leadership shape the debate, with the Springfield Mass. paper recalling past party leaders’ third term efforts.
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