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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1938
Page
4
A fragmented word puzzle entry listing across and down clues about gods, numbers, directions, and common terms. It weaves references to a water deity and various cryptic clues, with scattered capitalized hints like Southeast and Northeast and multiple misread letters.
Publication information for The Huron Publishing Co with editor Robert D Lusk lists address 49 Third Street SE Huron SD and post office classification second class matter. It includes subscription rates for local and distant readers and notes Associated Press rights and re publication terms.
Names and offices of Arthur H. Huge and Associates in New York Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago and Northwest Daily Press Association Minneapolis are provided with a contact call to 4151 to request the appropriate department or person.
Army experts plan a shift from olive drab to a lighter blue for service uniforms. The War Department cites supply stability and efficiency, noting blue denim could be mass produced, durable, and better suited to field conditions. A retired general suggested dramatic simplification to blue garments.
Eight hundred German WWI veterans visited England and shared meals and songs with former enemies in a White Sulphur Springs gathering. Mary Pigotard proposes a worldwide women led sit down strike to prevent men from war, yet critics call it a half measure and question its efficacy given belief gaps among participants.
A new addition to an eastern hospital staff features a physician who is also an accomplished magician. The piece notes the unusual combination and its potential impact on patient care and morale during a tense period.
The piece muses on a future cadre of specialists who lift nerves and quell fears through tricks, catering, and wit. It notes a Brend chef’s New York reception and hints at a broader social shift among world leaders, tainted by mockery, politics, and media flavor.
Ruth Millett recalls a wealthy New Yorker who left a million to a ballet dancer and a movie theater usher for their quiet kindness to a shabby old woman who loved films. The story urges daily courtesy, noting small gestures can greatly affect others and personal happiness.
Central South Dakota Farm Woman diary entry from September 28 recalls large coal loads for schools, canned staples, and anxiety over weather. It notes rural schools improvise amid population shifts, a coal mining elder’s tale of beauty on black heaps, and resolve that flowers and hope persist despite hardship.
The passage quotes Senator Wagner and actress Mary Pickford and cites psychiatrist Dr. Raeder commenting on Hitler. It critiques immature judgment, petty theft, and crime as a product of remote causes and social pressure. Attorney Dewey is mentioned in connection with crime.
A humorous slice of mid century quips about autos and money misadventures. A storyteller recalls a limous ine sleeping at home during rain and a boy asked to fetch bread. An anecdote about visiting a bank and a wary teller ends with a roadside gasoline station intro.
A thoughtful comparison notes the contrast between public cheers for baseball stars in the United States and rallying for Adolf Hitler in Berlin last week. The piece argues American sport fosters healthy civic spirit and free choice, in contrast to war’s coercive broadcasts and mass applause.
Other specialists at State College announced that she would conduct work through the various counties with Hursa as a center, directing her work from the county agents office here.
Radio listings show a broad fall lineup on NBC and CBS stations including The Crojan Woman Eurip written drama. World series broadcast opens. morning to late night programs feature The Great Plays series, soap operas, dramas, music, and news with WEAF WABC WJZ WIZ and other outlets. Key names include Eddie Dooley Paul Whiteman Rudy Vallee Earl Hines Vincent Lopez and Major Bowes.
The notice recalls Mrs. K J Beyer returning from Los Angeles after summering with her daughter in Huron and Mrs. J C Ferguson visiting from Los Angeles. It lists local residents attending the forty fourth annual meeting of the Women's Synodical Society for Missions in Mitchell and notes Mrs Clara Larson Towne visiting Huron as acting state club leader after returning from Brookings.
William F Laurinat and Zelma Laurinat transfer Lot 17 Bl 1 Southlawn to Home Owners Lean Corp for one dollar. Harvey H Peterson et al transfer subdivision Ble 17 to Adel ia Beckler Bonilla S D for 1500. Laura and Eugene Harding transfer Lots 4 to 7 Blk 2 Ind Add Yale S D for one dollar to Irene Davis. Sumner B Harris and Ruby C Harris transfer Lot 11 Blk 1 2nd Southlawn to Huron S D for one dollar. They also transfer Lot 17 replat N 43 Ls 13 14 Ble 79 6th Ry Addn to Huron for one dollar. They transfer Lot 10 Blk 6 Lewis Addn to Huron for one dollar to Hattie Floyd West Los Angeles Calif.
Washington reports reveal anti monopoly quizzers pressuring trade associations with a wide ranging and highly confidential questionnaire. It seeks detailed data on cooperative selling, credit services, employee relations, safety, classification systems, and government ties. Critics call the inquiry intrusive while officials promise a national economic study.
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