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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
11
Public notice of classified advertising rates and submission procedure. Mentions ad taker contact details, rate per word, and additional charges for employment ads. Includes partial names and addresses and references to the Huronite office and layout.
South Dakota Beadle County In County Court. Notice is given that Neil S. McKay has filed for admission to probate of the last will of Jessie W L McKay deceased and letters testamentary. Hearing set for Monday October 1933 at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court office 317 Dakota Avenue S in Huron Beadle County South Dakota. All interested may appear and show cause.
New York radio scene notes Ed Wynn has resigned as president of Amalga Broadcasting, prompting changes in the network lineup. WEAF NBC will retire his program next week, with plans for improved presentation and a new Friday schedule featuring Rudy Valle’s fourth anniversary, Showboat, and music and Navy day broadcasts across WEAF NBC WIZ and other stations.
Fragmentary notes recall persons Miss Zoe Leepy Mindi Desmond Van Cane Gladys and Father Desmond. Mentions Yankton Sioux Falls visitations and a business trip with scant details and names partially garbled.
Reader letters blast an editorials on the Rural Credit law citing mismanagement and misplaced blame. They defend the act’s intent, note the 1917 legislature’s integrity, and argue broad economic ills stem from individual misjudgments rather than conditions or fate. The writer calls for calmer public discussion and accountability.
A letter argues for a guaranteed monthly income to preserve purchasing power and stabilize rural economies. It links income with local employment, criticizes land confiscation plans, and urges aid for unemployed and undernourished children, opposing large-scale land withdrawals and imperialistic policies.
Hyde Dean of Dake Wesleyan University spoke before the Madison Kiwanis club giving remarks on education and community service.
Alexander George describes Alcatraz as a secure, isolated federal prison off San Francisco. The 12 acre island, with lighthouse and ocean currents, would house the country’s most dangerous inmates like “Machine Gun” Kelly and Harvey Bailey, with transfers planned to Atlanta and Leavenworth. The article likens Alcatraz to a permanent exile akin to Devil’s Island and notes it would apply the American penal code rather than French models.
October 8 at Dakota Wesleyan University chapel Merril Powers of Plankinton and Dwight Schwab of Pierre described plans for this year’s year book. The 1995 edition will be more varied with more histories and pictures, though page count will decrease, aiming to cut student cost by about forty percent.
Herbert Freype of Sioux Falls was sentenced to 90 days in Minnehaha County Jail and one year driving prohibition after he appeared in municipal court and pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while license suspended.
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