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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1937
Page
4
The piece weighs the idea of a lasting prosperity and the prospect of another downturn. It cites Elmer C. Beall of Lehigh University and Bratt foreseeing several years of rising production before a downturn, and argues for focusing on prevention rather than waiting for recovery.
California records 2,327,984 registered vehicles and 2,858 shell traffic accidents last year with 678 deaths. Among these, 617 cases involved drivers or pedestrians who had been drinking, rising over a seven year span to 4,182 had been drinking drivers by 1936 and 1,189 had been drinking pedestrians, with 406 and 211 fatalities respectively in 1936.
The piece argues that Alcatraz differs from other troubled prisons, housing the most vicious inmates. It attributes disturbances to the prison’s hard environment and notes that convict unrest draws limited public sympathy due to the nature of the offenders and the hard regime.
A select daily file of editorials from various South Dakota newspapers as seen by readers of the Evening Huronite. The collection serves for historical reference private study and polite review and is accessible in the library News Room on the building’s second floor.
The piece critiques a planned December unemployment survey funded with 5 million dollars. It argues counting the jobless offers little insight versus tracking relief rolls and WPA employment data, urging use of the existing US Employment Service files for ongoing, meaningful statistics.
The article argues for directing South Dakota's farm growth toward hogs cattle and dairying based on regional suitability. It notes feed availability and grazing potential, the need for financing and campaigns to boost hog production, and emphasizes scientific dairy practices to raise yields per cow.
The Nazi government subsidizes exports and pressures campaigns to push German goods abroad yet Otto Tolischus reports Germany’s export share remains low. Exports as a portion of industrial production rose from 11 percent to 16 percent but fall short of world trade levels, with 1929 and 1932 figures noted.
A Japanese poet offers lines to ease families anxious for sons and fathers at the front. The verse suggests action over words to end the war, urging deeds rather than rhetoric.
A diary fragment covers a Friday with letters about twins, plans for their arrival, meals baked for the weekend, and weather. The writer recalls fishing trips and the endurance theme as a family faces daily toil and small joys.
Mrs A K Glenn and daughter Mabel visited Mitchell Corn Palace with Mr and Mrs E B Sinnnen. Mrs R M Whisman and Marguerite left for Reno Nevada where Mr Whisman is head coach at the University. Mrs Charles Gilbert Jett travels to Chicago for two weeks of relatives. H A Perziton arrived from Minneapolis. Ethel Hopkins returned from Minneapolis. F C Hager and Wolsey visited Huron. Mrs A A Sikorra visited Iroquois. J C Dexter returns from an auto trip to Minneapolis. Mrs Hubert Speague returns to Paulina Is after visiting in the city at Dr B E Sprague’s home.
Fragmentary text discusses national emergency measures, budgeting for public works, and relief programs. It references a curtailment within the Hopking relief outfit and a claimed $100,000,000 PWA commitment for the year, noting a perceived justification.
A political summary notes big government expenses including debt service and veterans benefits, with potential cuts only to the vast reserves. It discusses Morgenthau and silver policy, Senate dynamics, and Roosevelt era political propaganda and judicial restraint remarks.
The October meeting of the De Smet Chamber of Commerce will be at the Klirike Auditor ium on Oct 7. Speaker will be B J Mitchell of Brookings, promoter of the greater South Dakota Association. A two reel color talking motion picture Blind Spots of Science will be shown. Luncheon will follow. A rural school text book transfer is noted as a county effort. A boy named Donald suffered injuries from a fall at the Farmers Elevator last Saturday but returned to school Tuesday.
A puzzle led by a scattered set of clues referencing the sour grapes fable and its purported answer DARKO Aer Potato then Dispatched Classifies a Strict Native Egyptians Sun god Others and related terms. readers navigate a wordplay grid with multiple ancient and modern terms across horizontal and vertical directions.
Miller October 1 Special The Hana County sale of purebred ewes and rams will be held October 16 at the Hausman Sale Pavilion in Huron. consignments due by October 15. pedigrees required. committee to appraise offers high quality stock. contact county agents office to inspect consignments before the sale.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Vollenweider announce the birth of a three and a half pound daughter named Alice Beth on September 29 at Hitchcock.
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