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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1931

Page

4

The People to Blame for Government Growth

The Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce speech by Rep C A Christopherson argues that the expansion of federal and state government activities must be checked. He condemns officials who seek public positions or push for unwarranted services, urging newspapers to help redirect public sentiment and noting South Dakota's state government costs rising sharply.

Chamber of Commerce C. A. Christopherson Christopherson South Dakota

Wealth and public office in the Brownell bid

The piece argues about Mr. Brownell possibly seeking the Republican nomination for the U S Senate and how critics question wealth as a factor in public service. It contends that money can aid or mislead a candidate and urges scrutiny of personal backgrounds, motives, and private character as safeguards against corruption.

Brownell United States Senate Public Opinion of Watertown Mhey Scans

Newspapers should fairly judge a man’s fitness for office

Authors argue newspapers must fairly appraise candidates and avoid veiled inferences of unfitness based on business history, noting individuals can follow similar paths when elevated to public office.

George Philip Named South Dakota Democratic Fund Raiser

George Philip of Repid City, a lawyer and chairman of the state cement commission, is tapped to raise time money for the Democratic Party in South Dakota. His colleagues praise his integrity, sagacity, and business judgment as he takes on the task without neglecting cement plant duties.

George George Philip Repid State Cement Commission Repid City Democratic Party South Dakota National Democratic Organization Cement Commission George Philip

Absent guest penny plan aids unemployed in Atlanta

A civic leader in Atlanta proposes an absent guest contribution of one penny per person per meal to raise funds for the unemployed this winter. The idea asks how many in Huron could afford to spend less for three meals daily to support relief through the Associated Charities.

Atlanta Huron Associated Charities

Department of Commerce reports mixed progress on curbing dangerous air stunts

The department notes a rise in air rule violations with the 1931 fiscal year showing a 100 percent jump in aerial gymnastics cases and a 3 percent rise in low altitude swoops. Investigations totaled 1188, with penalties including reprimands, suspensions, revocations, and denials. Public indignation against reckless pilots is growing as safety demands prevail.

Department of Commerce Sir Turing

Failure and Success Portrait From Toledo Times

Last week a Pennsylvanian, aged about, shot himself citing government waste and national decline. On the same day a Salvation Army chaplain, also aged, retired after a lifetime of peril and service. Both notes express hardships and reactions to life’s trials, contrasting despair with resilience in a stark commentary on human response.

Salvation Army Saim Samus Logan Drengel Atlantic Pacific Indian Ocean Mediterranean Narth Baltic American United States

Black Hills tourism plans eyed by Associated Commercial clubs

Emergent civic leaders in the Black Hills map next summer’s tourist business at a meeting of the Associated Commercial clubs. They discuss keeping the Hills in the national limelight, improving visitor facilities, and expanding travel through better highways and connections to Sioux Falls and Minnesota. Tourism is a major South Dakota industry with annual travel spending in the millions, and growth could double or triple with focused development.

Industre Argus Black Hills Manne South Dakota Sioux Faille Bows End Mienemota

Club Girl Plans Work For Future

Marjorie Sorensen of Butte County details her 4 H club journey from sewing and canning to leadership roles and high school activities. She describes county state fair prizes, demonstrations, and social club work shaping her goal to pursue home management training at a state agricultural college.

Future T Hi Hecome Marjorie Sorensen Butte County Chicago Mi Preatly Javis Sewing Club California Io Wieland

Snow Fun For Beadle County Students In Snow

Snow brings joy to Beadle County youths as they enjoy a day of skiing and playful outdoor snow activities. Russell Sammeier rides his penny to school while classmates dash along the road. the piece captures school pride and enthusiasm for winter recreation.

Beadle County John Sebeslz Walley Central South Dakota Jobe Rusell Sammeier Echeol Russell

Valley League Names Officers At Meeting

Valley League officials elected new officers at a recent gathering. Dammeier won a press position while other members approved duties and roll calls. The group plan includes forthcoming writing tasks and secretary duties to be edited and filed.

Valley League Herd Dammeier Whelenges Fie Pevemer Wactetary

Boy Is Thankful For Many Things Including School

John Wintle of Rand school in Beadle County expresses gratitude amid hardship. He thanks for health food clothing and a home and notes many lack these basics. He values parental presence free schools and the chance to learn, urging appreciation for what one has.

John Wintle Willing Workers ¥. C. L Rand School Beadle County

Scouts Seek Toys And Clothing For Needy

The Boy Scouts of Iroquois led by Scout master I G Bruhn plan to collect usable toys and clothing to aid the needy. Members will mend or renovate items and donate them to the relief organization. the public is urged to contribute toys clothing or food via the scouts school authorities or the relief committee.

Boy Scouts of Iroquois Leo F. Valdez I. G. Bruhn Boy Scouts

Jolly Cookers Plan Gift Demonstration at Brookings Course

Jolly Cookers 4-H club of Tuate met at Dorothy Simons home on November 21 to plan attendance at the Junior Short Course in Brookings this December. Dorothy Simons led the meeting and members heard talks on hair care, hand care, and dental care. Demonstrations included good posture and Christmas gift ideas. Local leader Mrs C H Weiling led a gift demonstration, and a lunch was served by Mrs Sickles and Mrs Fink. Each member brought a guest.

Jolly Cookers Brookings Tuate Dorothy Simons Dorothy Simon Trewdella Weiling Bernice Tait Lois Weiling

Happy Helpers Plan Candy Sale At Junior Short Course

The Happy Helpers 4-H club led by Mrs. Fred Strong of Virgil met at Karen Gooding’s home. Members discussed Christmas gifts and cut pajama patterns. The club will hold an e candy sale November 29 to raise funds for members’ expenses at the Junior Short Course in Brookings after Christmas.

Happy Helpers Fred Strong Virgil Karen Gooding Christman Brookings Christma Lewch Wea Peexy Loury Korea Goodingy

Leaguer Expresses Gratitude For Home Health And Blessings

A grateful league player reflects on Thanksgiving and health, noting thanks for food and clothing, a good home, and a stable place to live despite two hard years and hardship. He cites Workers Y C L Band school Beadie county as context for celebration and gratitude.

Leaguer Workers Y. C. L Beadie County

LaKeTah Scouts Name New Troop Officers

In a recent meeting at the Conmple, LaKeTah Gis Sette ewe 1 elected and announced new troop officers for the upcoming term.

LaKeTah Scouts LaKeTah

Holiday Puzzler Typos and Odd Clues Reveal Hidden Answers

A jumble of crossword like clues lists numbers and definitions such as Onager, Beer, Hardened Iron, Prophet and Water fowls. The long puzzle mixes archaic spellings and likely resolves to a set of interlinked terms across multiple directions.

Help Yourself And Lend A Hand

Recipe style guidance for mothers during Thanksgiving. Includes steps to make lolly pops and sugared popcorn with measurements for sugar syrup water and butter. Provides method to boil mix and set on waxed paper for lolly pops and to coat popcorn for sugared treat.

Sara L. Dewing

Washington School Girl Reserves Make Baby Garments

The Washington School Girl Reserves sponsor teen sewing for babies of needy families. Mrs Zellner and Mrs Ham direct the work. The club held two candy sales last week and the proceeds fund the fabric for baby garments.

Washington Zellner Ham

Twenty Years Ago in Huron Remembrances

Items from Huron reflect residents traveling for holidays and events. Herbert Cole returned from Minneapolis, Miss Fannie Davis left for Pierre for a teachers convention, John Melum headed to Los Angeles for a visit, Laura Lundblad and daughter Sel a sail to Sioux Falls for Thanksgiving, Dr H Carsem returned from Castlewood after services, Laura Schoenert set out for Sioux City for Thanksgiving, L C Burney returned from Sioux Falls заверш.

Seaapearbeead Herbert Cole Minneapolis Fannie Davis Pierre John Melum Los Angeles Cal Mre Laura Lundblad Sela Sioux Falls H Carsem Castlewood Laura Schoener

Local residents mark Thanksgiving travel and visits

Mrs. McGarvey leaves for Cavour with relatives and Mrs. William B. Finch and son Neil head to Sioux City for Thanksgiving. Din Burney and Ernest Wintle are noted in daily movements. A marriage license was issued to Frank Landrecht and Rhoda F. Beels of Huron. F. H. Camp travels to Wolsey on business.

Din Burney Frank Beatson Minneapolis A. G. Spaulding & Co C. H. Longeshale McGarvey Cavour Ernest Wintle R. M Barr and Son Pieme Frank Landrecht Rhoda F. Beels Huron F. H. Camp Wolesey William &. Finch Neil Sioux City

Reactors in Tubercular Tests in Hamlin County

In Hamlin county incomplete tuberculosis test results show reactors slightly above the permitted 0.5 percent under the plan. Of 12 435 cattle tested so far, 9 reactors were found across six townships and two-thirds of another, with one herd in Oxford township containing 21 reactors. Testing continues in Estelling Hamlin Florence and Cleveland, with a target finish by December 2.

Hayti Hamlin Oxford O Fird Estelling Florence Cleveland

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