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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1938
Page
4
A press notice states that the Associated Press has exclusive rights to publish AP dispatches and other local agency items in the paper. The notice confirms re publication rights for both credited and uncredited reports.
Listing seeks a national advertising representative for the Audit Bureau of Circulation network. Candidates must contact Arthur H. Hag¢ & Associates in New York and other offices in Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago Minneapolis and related press associations for department or person assignment.
A garbled parade of phrases references Dr Fox on justice, Hitler, a California constable by coin flip, and a satirical take on democracy amid war. Mentions of bread drops, Red Cross relief, and a scientist warning of a shrinking world frame a chaotic, observational snapshot.
Ruth Millett argues that unmarried women must actively seek and nurture friendships and social space to build a permanent place in society. She contrasts patterns for married women with the lone-working woman who must initiate connections, share living space if needed, and create a home-like social base to avoid a hollow life.
Central South Dakota reports about 8 000 Scout age boys with 8000 interested in joining, yet only 1200 members across 34 communities last year. Campaign aims to boost participation and funding, stressing character building and leadership as vital for youth and the nation.
The text presents disjointed quotes attributed to Luisa Belle Kimel Patrolman Martin Harrington Gertrude Binney Kay Dr Adie V Bock and Judge Arihue H James These snippets reflect misused language and unclear attributions across multiple figures and contexts.
Comic reflection on costume in professions. Burns notes actors, musicians, and firemen use clothing to signal roles. He recalls a police convention in St Louis where civilian dress led to arrests as suspicious characters.
President Rouses appeal prompts rapid Latin American support and a wave of similar messages from Buenos Aires to Lima. Analysts note spontaneous regional sympathy and renewed talk of a pan American union to safeguard western governments if Europe enters conflict.
A speech by Dixon Ryan Fox of Union College Schenectady argues for plain writing and higher literacy. He asserts language shapes thought and fosters closer understanding across the English speaking world amid perilous times.
Aberdeen American News reports South Dakota voters note Democratic push for broad pension themes while Townsend clubs rally to support Chan Gurney. The piece questions how pension promises could shape the race and reflects skepticism toward large 200-dollar monthly plans.
A South Dakota diary entry details cool mornings and fragrant home life. The writer bakes mincemeat cupcakes and tends garden produce while discussing devotional practices with a neighbor. Visitors include John Jones and George Jones in town for business. Patricia Mae’s birthday is celebrated with Halloween themed lunch and gifts.
The Evening Huronite notes Mrs ONeil wife of the Community Church pastor is not the only ordained minister in the area Janet Lillibridge wife of the Rev ridge also serves as pastor formerly at First Church of Christ Fat Springs South Dakota Also at Huron Theatre Collaon Moore performs Lilac Time with prologue and How ard Hong singing Jeannine Arthur Beale is new organist The Huron High Tigers head to Pierre for a game with likely starters listed including Bryan Lockness Worrall Yotuel Davis Fuller and Cornelison Collin s injury seen as a handicap Mrs Amy Burton leaves town
The Craig Family of Muncie Indiana joins NBC and WABC radio for a week of discussions on American life. A dense lineup follows with Johnny Presents, Fibber McGee, Bob Hope, Hal 7 O45, and music by Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, and Count Basie among others, plus news and serials throughout the day.
Det. 14 Special Bonilla callers Miss Alice Earle Bowdle was a dinner guest at the Roland May home on Saturday on her way to Yankton. The Rev and Mrs W G Grossmann and children and Mrs Anna Grossmann of Heymer joined in the afternoon.
A fragmented crossword style clue list highlights various cryptic entries and hints about names, numbers, and terms across two directions. It references Italian style phrases and aircraft related terms, with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases suggesting a puzzle or word game.
Three White House letters were quietly discussed in executive session by the Dies committee as investigators probe fascist bundling and Communist infiltration. The letters show President Roosevelt’s involvement in obtaining cooperation from federal departments while budgeted funds for the inquiry were trimmed.
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