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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
4
A fragmented list of crossword style clues and numbers references. Includes hints about countries, animals, foods, time periods, and various objects. It appears as a garbled puzzle with scattered terms and partial names, lacking complete clues or answers.
The piece weighs the effects of the Eighteenth Amendment repeal on South Dakota as its own prohibition endures and enforcement shifts. It notes December 6 prosecutions, federal limits in dry states, and the Webb Kenyon and Reed amendments reviving pre-prohibition rules, with state and local enforcement resuming strict controls. It also cites neighboring states, bootlegging, and tax collection under federal rule.
The piece contrasts a Wall Street leader's protest with farm borrowers hurt by the shift from gold to sound money. It argues that many Americans are damaged by devalued paper assets and suggests that farm mortgages and Wall Street bonds deserve scrutiny alongside the banker’s grievances.
The piece notes a shift in mood among South Dakota Young Democrats from perfunctory meetings to vibrant gatherings. It highlights new zeal, local leaders, and active campaigns with younger members speaking and planning efforts for campaign expenses and public advocacy.
Discussion centers on how claims from America to Russia, dating to the Kerensky era, affect any move to recognize the Soviet government. Private and government debts total about 625 million dollars, with repudiation by the Soviets complicating settlement. Possible outcomes include concessions, commercial offsets, or recognition precedents tied to future talks on private claims.
Louisville Courier-Journal reports a National Safety Congress lobby proposal to curb speeding with a cooling-off hour by road, a concept likened to a practical, though imperfect, alternative to speed traps. The piece also notes a serious discussion to merge Chicago and Northwestern universities, aiming to keep top halfbacks from each.
Schools plan to observe Armistice Day on November 1 marking a shift from war duties to peace and citizenship. The piece urges education as the force behind democratic government, education for migrants, and fostering civic duty through geography history civics and current events with participation by the American Legion and ex service men. It notes honoring forces of World War I and allied soldiers through educational remembrance and inviting veterans to speak.
Violet Hahn an eighth grade pupil at Liberty No 4 school near Yale wrote a poem about currency in pioneer times. She contrasts gold silver and paper in the United States with foreign money systems and notes barter as the old exchange form.
Kellogg Keen Kookers met at Curtis school on Saturday to review the club books. Esther Presubn outlines aims including up-to-date records, serving foods, a demonstration team, fundraising, and sending members to club camp. The meeting closed with a game called pencil putts. next gathering set for December 2 at the J. J. Merer home.
Eighth grade students led by Treva Olson describe the Knowledge House, a cardboard structure to be completed by book readings and reports. Each grade adds features from foundation to roof as they finish numerous book summaries. The piece also notes six members of Sisters of the Skillet, a St. Lawrence foods club, joining the school basketball team alongside several named students.
A fragment of a school diary by Joseph Gross, a fifth grader, detailing imaginary frontier life. Entries mention killing Indians and deer, panthers, village attacks, building a fireplace, and helping with a road as part of a pretend hunter’s son diary. The piece reflects a classroom exercise on studying pioneers.
A fourth grade boy at Templeton school in Jerauld county writes from a pretend rubber country in the Dutch East Indies. He describes dangerous jungle life, rubber tree tapping, latex processing, and sending dried rubber to market while living in a rough hut with limited food. Gerald Horsley signs the letter to his mother.
The Dakota Relics Foods and Nutrition club of Huron held its organization meeting at Claire Gleasing’s home with officers elected: Clara Schwartz president Frances Howard vice president Gleasing secretary. Members studied songs from a varied repertoire and planned the next gathering at Frances and Violet Howard’s home on November 23 with Mildred Lyman leading.
The Sunshine League of Prairie Knoll presents a portfolio titled Scenery of South Dakota as part of the junior Red Cross. It features state seal imagery, gold fringe, a flag staff, and drawings and photos of scenery, animals, schools, and freehand art to showcase South Dakota’s industries and landscape.
The troop elected Bob Rupp and Norvin ee as patrol leaders. Miss Lampe shared a Hygiene tale. The session included gymnastics and a song session. Forest Nelson and Everett Bates led the closing remarks and the Scout benediction was recited.
A Tuesday Halloween celebration at Kelly school No 2 in Foster township featured Miss Davis guiding lower grades outdoors. Pupils received pumpkin baskets of candy and an apple, with an apple ducking contest in a pail of water. The event included games like Drop the Key and Fruit Basket.
In a sampled classroom scene students recall a game on the blackboard and a farewell to their teacher after receiving apples and candy, reflecting a simple schoolday moment. The fragment details a moment of gratitude and small pleasures within a teacher pupil setting.
The Wilson Girl Reserves held two meetings at the Wilson school this week. The opening song Follow the Gleam set the tone as the group planned to sew on the first Monday each month. Vice president Selma Nygren led the session with notes from Seloa and Ethel Coon. Last Tuesday the reserves held a Halloween party at the YWCA where Mabel Nygren attended. Games were played and a light lunch served by several members. Maxine Tyler of the Sisters of the Skillet 4-H club will appear in the play Chintz Cottage, to be presented soon.
Savory greens with salt pork are described including pan fry with cabbage kale or spinach until tender and seasoned with pepper and vinegar. Recipes for baked salt pork mush pork fried dishes and pork based breads and stews are outlined with steps and ingredients. Baltimore and Ohio Railway earnings noted as $1,100,000 above 1832 for the period.
In Bea dle county relief office lobby during rush times, shoppers scramble for service. A writer describes long waits and women fighting for place at the counter, urging signage and a volunteer to organize lines. Clerks enforcing order could curb the chaos. the writer offers to help implement solutions.
Mrs. O'Brien of Hitchcock returned home after a day visit at the T. C. Young home. Mrs. Roy Flower came back from a visit in Cavour. Mrs. Bessie Buck of Esmond visited in the city to spend Sunday with her cousin E. Buck. Mrs. Stowell of St Paul is expected to arrive to spend the winter with her son A. P. Stowell. Mrs. Edward Dworak and daughter Dorothy of Cotabato, Philippines, arrived for a visit with Rev. and Mrs. Pearse Pinch. Captain Dworak, now governor of the Moro Province, has also visited here.
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