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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1939
Page
4
The Huron Publishing Company lists subscription prices for South Dakota and distant mailings, with 15 cents weekly carrier rate and monthly and multiweek mail options. The paper notes Associated Press rights and exclusive re publication of news dispatches credited or local news.
After a quiet start to the European war, Lloyd George declares Britain should not seek to restore Polish rule over non Polish peoples or defend a feudal regime. He argues Russia’s invasion is less grave and questions future Polish borders. The piece ponders Britain and France’s evolving war aims and the fate of a restored Poland as the fog over the war lifts slowly.
After small June and July gains, August's traffic toll fell to 2690 the lowest for the month since 1932. Despite higher gasoline use, the year shows potential for saving lives versus 1938 with eight months recorded as slightly below last year, though 18,980 lives lost so far. a European battle would be bloodier.
Cleveland physician Dr Louis J Ramosh warns that counting imaginary sheep does not aid sleep. He explains that this method fails to address underlying sleep disorders and suggests more effective approaches for better rest.
Dr Karnosh says focusing on sheep worsens sleeplessness and reading in bed fails. Relax and avoid thinking, he advises, noting concentration backfires. The piece riffs on odd topics like the League of Nations and neutral actions, while mentioning Goebbels and pedestrian rights.
A Central South Dakota farm woman records September 27 reflections on shortening days, melancholy beauty, and wary hope. She recalls a meeting of farm women, contemplates winter fears, cites a verse about time and fate, and mentions a new cream sauce recipe with lima beans. She recalls the Corn Palace and college days in Palace City and notes quiet neighbors.
Ruth Millett argues that the idea a home and family belong more to women is male propaganda. She notes husbands enjoy evenings out and prefer comforts, while wives manage chores and children, questioning why men should get more from home life.
A compilation of quotes from political and civic figures including J. Kelly, Johan D. Hamilton, James Brusiow, Al Adams, Mayor LaGuardia, and Ruth Chatterton. They urge prudent housing, independent citizen voices, and restraint in wartime rhetoric, arguing against blind loyalty and emotionalism.
Mitchell Republic highlights Jay C. Hormel of George A. Hormel & Company Austin Minnesota urging inflation control. He warns against price runups seen after World War I and proposes democratic methods to curb excess while maintaining employment and neutrality. He even suggests a production speed limit and export restraints to slow growth.
Washington warns the Pittman Connally neutrality bill would allow unlimited credits for arms purchases by private firms and foreign governments, permit American ships to carry munitions to belligerents, and keep U.S. ships out of combat zones. The measure contrasts with current law by allowing arms shipments and altering penalties while sparking a split between congressional mail and presidential influence.
Puzzle fragments hint at a crossword style fill with clues on monarchy, geography, animals, and objects. Across and down entries include terms for crown heirs, deserts, fruits, animals, metals, and common nouns, forming an intricate word grid.
Radio schedule outlines a two hour Wednesday night festival segment for the 25th anniversary of the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers. Listings show WIZ NBC at 7 30 and include Fadia Tonight Neutrality and Radio Forum with Senator La Follette, plus Hollywood and Broadway segments across WEAF WABC WOR CBS and other networks. Multiple program names, hosts, and time slots populate the day’s schedule with music talks dramas and variety acts through October 5.
Radio schedule fragment lists Waring and dance music segments with orchestras and piano performances. Mentions Amos and Andy and multiple network and location codes. Includes times from 9:30 to 1, with broadcasts across CBS and NBC channels and various regional chains.
The Grain and Feed Dealers Association elected Elmer H. Sexauer of Brookings South Carolina president and urged the government to alter its corn storage policy. It favored using space in terminal elevators near producing regions and called for eliminating land grant railway rates for government property and employees. The group also commended Pumment for using cash grain merchants to move corn to storage and noted the lower costs under railway rate preference.
CHESBARD Oct 4. The M. and St. L. Railroad line from Conde to Alaska faces a key decision by Exar W. J. Schutrumpfs and the Traffic Commerce Commission. Defense counsel rested and witnesses testified abandonment would harm towns, raise costs, and threaten livelihoods. examiners will issue a proposed report before final commission action.
Anne Adams pattern 4089 offers a functional button front dress with a panelled skirt, optional pockets, and a soft collar. Available in misses sizes 16 through 46, fabric yardage listed for 35 inch material. Includes sewing instructions and order details for the book and pattern bundle.
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