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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1934
Page
4
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A Chicago editorial urges cooperation between government and business as the NRA evolves. It notes Richberg’s call for gradual changes, praises the president’s address for signaling caution and support for private initiative, and warns against a clash between Big Business and federal policy. The piece cites inflation fears, credit expansion, and the need for public servants to support local economies.
The speaker argues for united effort to secure harbor control and avoid prolonged conflict. Roosevelt is seen as willing to cooperate if advisers permit it, though some critics resist the New Deal. A reorganization of the NRA could restore business confidence and limit inflation, creating a basis for compromise.
The Persian ruler Riza Shah orders women to discard traditional white veils, a step toward modernization. The move changes the exotic image the Occident associates with Persia, dulling the East’s glamour for American travelers and raising questions about cultural transformation.
Watertown readers saw Postmaster General Farley in South Dakota as a performative event with Democratic officials praising him while offering little substantive argument on state issues. The Argus Leader noted flattering exchanges with W. W. Howes and described Farley’s address as broadly partisan and detached from local campaign concerns. The piece suggests national aims frame the visit, with local voters left to decide in the November election amid limited shifts in the state race.
The Christian Science Monitor reports the plight of American railroads drawing public attention as they seek freight rate increases totalling 170 million dollars annually. Electrification could cut operating costs but requires huge initial expenditure, with the administration urged to act to save the industry and its 20 billion dollar forested potential.
A Melroge public affairs student, A Kuhlmann, warns that abolishing all real estate taxes risks wild speculation and disaster. He suggests cutting taxes on homes and business property by about 75 percent via a dollar turnover tax to boost real property stability.
Boots and Denis reunite on a moving train crossing the city. Edward van Seiver’s marriage to Boots’s nurse prompts a revelation of true feelings. Boots and Denis plan a California ranch life while Edward’s marriage story lingers, ending with Boots writing to Floride that Boots is happy at last.
Ten years ago in Huron the Huronite reports a Saturday world series party at Lo'tlock with electric scoreboards, a clinic examining over 100 school children, and a Father and Sons meeting at the Presbyterian church with Rev. R C Keagy of Brookings. Business trips send Barr to Redfield, Minneapolis, Chicago, and New York with Madrese, India slated for November. Priscilla club hosts luncheon at Mrs L Jones home. prizes awarded to Mrs J H Fensberg and Mrs J J Burns. small fire in Culhane dairy caused minimal damage.
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Miss Elizabeth Stingley who left Monday for California was surprised by friends at Mrs. Edward Bottcher home. Miss Bernice Tompkins and Mrs. Bottcher hosted a bridge evening with Ruth Ward and Eldon Tompkins winning high scores. Dale Robinson won the traveling prize as a religious three course luncheon with yellow and white table decor accompanied the presentation speech by Carol Parkin. Miss Stingley plans to pursue beauty culture in Los Angeles.
In Highmore on October 2 a surprise dinner honored Mrs. Lewis Schaefer nee Mildred Weber. Twelve guests dined at a single long table decorated in yellow and green with autumn flowers. The honoree opened gifts containing photos from each giver. A group gift accompanied the party as Mrs. Schaefer prepares to move to Idaho. Graduation classes from Town Cole Jeges numbered 2500 men and women this year.
Advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 204 a girls dress with long sleeves or puffed short sleeves. Describes closed pleats a half yoke belt bow back and simple construction. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 with fabric yardage for size 10. Includes pattern book offer and fall winter fashion guide.
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