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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1932
Page
4
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A South Dakota debate over railroad freight rates echoes Senator Norbeck. Railroad men blame heavy regulation and highway subsidies for high costs while acknowledging past abuses. The piece warns of Panama Canal effects and warns that either abandonment or possible government ownership threaten the region.
The text discusses how newspapers handle political news during campaigns, noting that coverage prioritizes political content, seeks reader interest, and strives for fairness amid partisan viewpoints. It cites tension between parties and the challenge of balanced reporting in election coverage.
The editorial urges readers to witness the campaign while defending Hoover’s re election and expressing cautious trust in Roosevelt. It argues Roosevelt would temper his judgments and sacrifice for the country, though the piece laments sensationalism and urges tempered, calm reporting aligned with true newspaper duty.
The dispatch quotes Senator Norbeck saying he will cooperate with Roosevelt if a Democratic win pursues a program to better agriculture. He notes rising farm distress, calls for tariff protection and a protected domestic market, and says Republicans offer farmers better odds even if Roosevelt wins.
The piece argues Roosevelt’s likely victory hinges on support from Hoover-hostile factions and wary party leaders rather than active core supporters. It cites Norris Nebraska LaFollette Wisconsin Huey Long Louisiana Johnson California and Hearst as influential figures shaping the race. It notes Alfred E. Smith's hesitant, mixed role and outlines internal Democratic tensions and dissatisfaction with the administration.
Elsie Larson of Potter County, a 4-H clothing club member since 1982, earns a free trip to the state fair after winning the county style revue. She describes leadership roles, club growth, and hands on sewing achievements, including demonstrations at the state fair and a future plan to lead four years of clothing work.
The Spirit of Rondell 4-H Clothing club reports seven members with 100 percent completion after its second year. Each member made a scrapbook to condense learned skills and proposals. A prize was awarded for the best scrapbook before a short program and lunch on achievement day. Mrs. H. C. Rossow serves as group reader.
Several girls from South Dakota earned top honors in state 4-H classes and will travel to Chicago for the National 4-H Club Congress, November 25 to December 3. Exhibits include clothing items by Margaret Guserian and Luella Borge, plus multiple canning projects by Elta Mae Engelmann Ethel Parrett Pearl Tinafelter Joyne Lytel and others, each with detailed notes on ingredients and preparation.
Miss Edith Robinson of Huron Public Library announces Book Week with a focus on family history and reading for children. The display features diverse titles from humor to mysteries and a Bookland village exhibit. Book Week runs November 13 to 19 with special exhibits and new books for all ages.
Titonka Girl Scout Troop 6 met at Mrs O D Dunbar's home to plan Christmas party events. They formed a new patrol named Kidepaduta and voted to thank mothers for cookie sales while closing with Scout songs and Taps.
Readable text describes a school event where students decorate a room for a Halloween program led by a teacher. The narrative mentions a 9 Halloween program and a lunch after the event before dismissal.
The Valley League hosted a Halloween festival on the last Monday with many attendees from the community. Named participants included Lewis Schwartz Jeanne and Bebdle County, among others, creating an active local gathering.
Sacajawea Troop 3 and Troop 2 held a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Presbyterian Church to plan a future Weiner Roast. Mary May Scruby served as troop reporter as plans included badge requirements and study of sculling alongside Blue Band and other activities. After the program teachers Mira C May and Mrs Beadle served refreshments before the group dispersed hoping for a fall gathering.
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The Sturdy Oak Troop of Alpena met at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening for its regular business session. The drill reviewed the scout pledge and laws while patrols studied merit badge requirements. Plans were made to move regular meetings to Tuesday evenings and basketball practice will be held Wednesdays in the winter.
Lewis Schwartz, president of the Valley league in Beadle district No 1 Bajold, announces a reorganization after the school year began. Demmeier is vice president and John Schulz treasurer of the Neagre. They plan to enter the Tae ape news writing contest though few stories have been written so far.
Edison school faced Whittier on Friday afternoon November 4 in a kittenball game. Edison won the contest with a close score as Mr Walz officiated. After the game students held a spelling match before departure at 4 PM. Teachers mentioned are Miss Mark Grible of Edison and Miss Agnes Greenan of Whittier.
Oven desserts are advised as economical meals with careful planning. The guide suggests tart, low fat desserts to accompany main courses, using oven methods for steamed puddings and fruit puddings prepared at 35 degrees F. to steam in the same oven batch.
The article explains preparing two roasters at once by inserting a perforated divider or wire rack between them. It notes that steaming time should increase with volume, about one hour to steam two roaster loads of small pudding molds, and promises future oven dessert recipes.
Secretary R A Larson says many students at State College are casting absentee ballots. Twenty six ballots have been witnessed by Larson, with many others voting in person at Brookings county cowhouse.
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