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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
4
A legal notice states The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to republication of all AP credited dispatches and local news published in the paper, with ownership and licensing details for reprints and distribution. The notice affirms AP entitlement regardless of credit in this publication.
A Chicago Tribune column by R H L discusses modern revivals of old melodramas and argues today’s actors lack the sincerity once seen in villains and heroines. The piece raises questions about whether old virtues persist, or if new ones replace them, inviting readers to discuss morals at home.
A Sioux Fells high school group and other youths vandalize local businesses and steal merchandise. The incident prompts calls for a thorough school investigation and reflects broader concerns about youth thoughtlessness and respect for others' rights.
Exuberant youth involved in school musical and kin dred activities are praised for steering students away from trouble. The piece notes the absence of delinquent youths among participants and urges continued support for music education to curb mischief and foster cultural interest in South Dakota schools.
The piece compares wind and law as wild forces in the Lindbergh kidnapping context. Nurse Betty Gow, said to be the last to see the child, is highlighted as crucial to establishing the crime. The author notes public suspicion persists regardless of Gow's testimony.
A newspaper item recounts Mussolini telling Gen Attilio Teruzzi that lions have no whiskers. Fascists rush to barbershops, beards to be suspect in Italy. The piece links shaving to Roman tradition and questions if Victor Emmanuel will remove his mustache.
In New York a high profile custody dispute pits Gloria Vanderbilt's mother against her aunt over guardianship. The judge orders the girl to be raised with love, empathy, and wholesome companionship, with potential custody shift if the aunt can guarantee that environment. The case highlights that nothing surpasses a child's loving bond.
A public opinion piece urges reviving a small state park concept once ardently supported in South Dakota. It notes federal relief programs could acquire marginal land suitable for community parks, suggesting quick action through a state survey and existing data to create accessible recreational spaces near streams lakes and farms.
The article laments historic church rules from the Church of England adopted in 188 and mentions a 1953 shift. It questions who should consent to marriages and notes leniency toward weddings beyond traditional hours. It highlights Woonsocket youth influence and schooling, urging support for education.
Ann Hollister, a 20 year old in rural Georgia, discovers college loans funded by her father's friends and plans a home sale to repay them, including a sale of family antiques. A chance encounter with Tony Mickle, a clever artist, at the library stirs tension as he flirts and she guards her independence while contending with his bold advances and looming posters for a Junior League event.
A fragmentary column blends word puzzles about biblical names and terms with a gardening note on hay tonnage. It shifts to a serialized romance excerpt and includes a practical calculation for tons of hay in a mow, detailing volume per ton for various hays and settlement times.
Farmers write in with queries on seed corn suitability in Miner county and early maturity. An extension service expert notes ear size helps judge growing season length and maturing chances. Other questions cover hog allotment payments delays and who to contact to resolve contract issues with local boards. Cattle moved from out west require Texas or Minnesota TB testing guidance for moved herds and eligibility for state paid testing.
Ten years ago in Huron elk meat featured on Thanksgiving menus with J F Goders of Marvin Hughitt receiving a young elk from Montana for the hotel bill of fare. Quarter portions were allocated to Wade Porter of the American cafe and Herb John of Central Meat Market. Also noted was a YWCA Girl Reserves initiation ceremony with a list of new and old members, a broken leg injury near Fair grounds, a bridge tea hosted by Mrs. John Svee, and a candlelit auction tea service at the Robinson home.
Nov 22 special report on the annual bazaar and New England supper hosted by the Presbyterian church women. The event in the auditorium features silk and wool rugs, cotton items, aprons, smocks, linens, childrens gifts, home made sweets, candy booth, and a New England supper for Christmas gifting.
Mrs Virgil Sisson entertained 26 young people for Florence Sissons thirteenth birthday on November 22 The afternoon featured games and gifts with lunch served.
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