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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
4
A concise reflection on how hesitation and fear of risk dampen growth. It argues decisive action urges markets, leadership, and teams to seize opportunities. It notes uncertainty can erode profits and stifle innovation without bold moves and clear strategy.
A statement explains that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to reprint all AP credited dispatches and local news published in the paper. The policy governs republication and attribution of AP content.
A fragmentary page lists clues and terms on American composer topics with numbered items and cross references. The garbled text includes hints to musical and literary terms, botanical and nautical references, and a word puzzle with scattered definitions and partial phrases.
The Argus Leader argues that politics needs parties to enact principles. Citizens join parties to advance their ideals, but should switch if principles shift. Parties must be built from the bottom up, and pressingly foster a pragmatic link between beliefs and government.
The dispatches signal renewed mutual confidence between President Roosevelt and the American Bankers Association as conferences seek a truce between capital and labor. The piece argues that admin banker cooperation is essential for recovery and condemns cross purposes that hinder confidence and investment.
Field Marshal Alexander von Kluck who died in Berlin at 88 is recalled for commanding the German right wing at the 1914 Belgium invasion. The March to Paris faltered at the Marne and the ensuing German defeat, while Moltke bore ultimate responsibility, Von Kluck remains the best known figure linked to that setback.
A 9 year old in New York was arrested with a burglar's kit and spoke gangland slang. He taunted police with brash talk and feigned bravado before crying when his mother was brought in. The episode raises questions about harmful role models for children.
In New York about 200 garage owners voted to return to the old independent methods and remove NRA emblems. They cite all night street parking and Jets parking lots on vacant lots as harming business, urging a 72 hour week to survive. Local understanding and cooperation are needed for federal schemes to work.
The Watertown Public Opinion outlines criticism of the NRA and federal controls under Roosevelt policy. It argues NRA limits independence and may promote monopoly, citing George E. Black of Toledo who faces ice code hurdles delaying his $30,000 ice plant project and potential government suit.
In Omaha World-Herald reflections on a Massachusetts probate case the testator’s grand slam at bridge is used to question sanity as a defense. The piece notes a growing view that bridge players may be deemed mad for a victory. It cites Ely Culbertson and Ossie Jacoby anecdotes and urges caution before labeling players as lunatics.
Crime columnist Dan Bleeker hires criminologist Sidney Griff after reporter Charles Morden is found murdered and suspicion falls on an apparent impostor linked to Frank B Cathay. Alice Lorton lies to Griff about Esther Ordway while Griff accuses her of being Esther in disguise. the truth remains concealed as the scene ends with more questions.
A luncheon hosted for Brs. Martin Sterling of Franklin Indiana. Bus service began between Huron and Mitchell with two buses, driven by E J Aulen and A R Scotter. Residents and visitors, including Clara Hansen and Fern Anderson, attended events and travels around town while others recovered from recent work injuries.
In Mellette on October 2 a Democratic rally drew about 200 at the opera house. Attorney General Walter Conway spoke urging Tom Berry for governor and critiquing Charles Alseth on W. C. Allen. He also explained the gasoline diversion law.
Redfield high school has completed a yearly activities calendar to prevent conflicts with other organizations. The plan aims to coordinate events for the rest of the school year and hopes other city groups will follow suit.
The former poor house land and barber shop building owned by P. Douglas has been converted into an automobile repair shop in Wayland. Thomas Douglas is operating the shop, with P. Douglas previously doing barber work in Pierre.
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