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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
12
C W Boteler formerly cashier of Security National bank resigns to join the executive staff of First National Bank of Brainerd Minnesota. He will help George D LaBar president and will move his family to Brainerd after a brief stay in Huron. Ralph Jones succeeds Boteler as cashier at Security National.
Sioux Falls reporter notes Nels J Jack Folsom aged 63 head of law enforcement officers on Indian reservations in the United States died in a hospital after a three month illness. A native of Denmark he had served about two years in the Indian service. He fell ill last summer with an intestinal ailment while inspecting Arizona reservations. His widow and a daughter survive.
Sioux Falls reports naval notification that 27 year old sailor William, son of Mr. and Mrs. K Q Willium, died while aboard the destroyer Heron in Chinese waters with no details released by the Navy.
City briefs note Mr and Mrs W C Gagnon and daughter Jeannette retiring in Minneapolis after week visit. Gazin family from Omaha to move here. Gazin is vice president of Northwestern Public Services. Vivian Johnson of Blunt en route home from Hecla visiting C D Strickland home. Various notices include a bake sale at Miller Real Estate and Newberry’s, Walker’s Flower Shop ad, Mrs A L Baker returning to Kasson Minnesota, and Y W C A table service for pies and salads.
Notices mention Rainbow lodge attendance for Sister Cummings of Tracy Mine to be held Saturday, with relatives visiting from Akron and Ames, along with several local family arrivals from Omaha and Minneapolis. Also notices of public ads for cheese and flowers, a regional government inspector appointment, and a Hoover era speech excerpt on Civil War parallels.
In a Des Moines themed address Hoover reiterates twelve policies for agricultural relief and criticizes Franklin D Roosevelt for vague plans. He cites Lincoln’s crisis leadership to illustrate decisive action amid discord and questions the lack of debate on the method to raise farm prices.
The candidate pledges economies in administration saving the county thousands of dollars. Voters urged to support Anna Foley for clerk of courts on Tuesday November 8 1932 based on deputy and clerk service and criticized costs of local government.
A list from Huron area records names individuals and roles including John Clasmore and L. H. Cornell as abstracts and titles agents, George Campbell as clinic manager, C. B. Dickinson and Paul Paulson in titles and bridges, and several farmers, merchants, real estate, and insurance contacts across Huron, Broadland, Richland, Custer, and surrounding towns. The compilation includes bankers, stock buyers, a bridge department chief, and a general manager, reflecting varied local business and civic activity.
President Hoover continues a brisk campaign across Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin shaping momentum for re election. He plans a St Louis address and a coast to coast swing ending with a Palo Alto stop election day.
Idaho Senator William E. Bergh stated he is unalterably opposed to repealing the 18th Amendment. He argued that any repeal must ensure dry states keep liquor out and that places to drink would effectively be saloons, even if labeled as parlors. He pledged to fight repeal to the end.
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