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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1934
Page
4
The notice lists postage rates for local, South Dakota, and national mail, including weekly carrier, monthly, and yearly prices. It also states Associated Press reprint rights for local news and AP dispatches.
South Dakota faces a proposed state constitution amendment that would bar most public improvements and limit state credit. Critics warn it would halt progress, hinder Roosevelt recovery programs, and jeopardize federal relief projects, except highways.
The piece argues Americans may have grown complacent since Roosevelt’s New Deal and urges more public consideration of economic and social problems. It contrasts vigorous ideas before his inauguration with ongoing administration led recovery programs and wide reaching experiments.
The piece criticizes Roosevelt era politics and urges citizens to resume independent thinking. It argues a democratic welfare hinges on public intellect and cautions against rubber stamp mindsets. It calls for local effort, suggesting Huronians should work on local unemployment solutions and adopt better problem solving.
Dr Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, argues in America's Hour of Decision that the nation faces peril from the right as much as the left. He cautions mass followers may swing to reaction against experimentation and warns such leaders could wreck the new order of production. He is noted as a possible 1936 Republican candidate, with shifts in his past views and ties to La Follette influences.
A Minnesota poll of 33500 ballots mailed with 120262 returned shows Nelson 52828 Olson 35642 Regan 32792. Nelson leads in three counties, Regan and Olson lead in 17 counties each. Poll aimed for accuracy with impartial agencies and accountants verifying.
The Watertown Public Opinion upholds reverence for the U S Constitution and the Declaration of Independence yet argues amendments are possible. It asserts the American people have amended the Constitution before and may do so again to address new problems, warning against stagnation and old rigid attachments.
Dan Bleeker hires famed criminologist Sidney Griff to solve the sudden death of Charles Morden the Riverview Chronicle case heats as Griff probes Cathay family ties and the impostor who once posed as Cathay. Griff visits Cathay mansion and engages with Racine from the Hudine Detective Bureau while Doctor Cooper faces pressure over post mortem findings.
An OCR roughs through a mixed page with crossword like clues and a narrative ending with a luncheon scene. It includes references to Griff Racine, Mrs Cathay, and a forthcoming installment, plus social notices about auctions and greetings for visitors and travel plans.
Ten years ago in Huron Mrs M Stone hosted twelve of Mil's school friends for dinner to honor her daughter Mil dared who just marked a teen birthday. Mrs E Floody held a card party at her apartment with Progressive 500 at three tables. Prizes went to Mrs Leo Temmey and Miss Leone French. Mrs N H Wahlgren hosted a bridge club, Maude Rowellife entertained Monday, high score to Miss Jeanette Ringland, second to Mrs Paul Burke, pink lavender lunch followed. Kansas gardeners plant sunflowers with beans as climbing supports for the beans.
Anne Adams Pattern 1877 describes a tuck-in blouse with short back sleeves and a paneled pleated skirt in satin or velvet. Available in sizes 14 to 40 with four yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Pattern book offers broader fashion guidance through lingerie to outer garments. Price 15 cents for book, 25 cents for pattern and book together.
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