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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1938
Page
4
Entry lists mailing details for the Huron South Dakota paper with subscription rates by mail including weekly and longer terms. It notes Associated Press rights and national advertising reps and includes a classified line seeking help or departments.
A South Dakota Republican handout claims Berry Fosheim and Loriks are Moscow-leaning. The piece argues they are proven public servants, farmers or ranchers with long, practical records in the legislature and governor’s office, not communists.
In a defense of democracy, the piece urges steady public service beyond campaigns, praising Berry, Loriks, and Fosheim as committed South Dakotans who have long served the people. It warns against equating politicians with communists and calls for proof of candidates’ ability to better serve the state. It ends with a stark reference to Nazis and a Vienna cardinal.
Ruth Millett argues that love ends and pleading cannot restore it. The column cites Ruth Etting and Rudolph Sikora cases where husbands killed rivals after love faded. Millett urges readers to let go for their own and their children's well being, noting many cling to unreciprocated ties.
A collection of quotes on liberty and ethics from Abbe Dimnet, President McConaughy of Wesleyan University, and Maj. Gen. Robert Hanning. The remarks touch on honesty in journalism, academic distinction, and military responsibility within the British Empire’s Palestine command.
A 1938 Esquire Features humor piece by Bob Burns lampoons Hollywood missteps. It contrasts producers with theatre managers who know audience desires as a producer moots boos and asks what the public wants. The manager quips the crowd simply wants their money back.
Sioux Falls Argus previews the national corn contest as a gala event with bands parades beauty queens farm machinery exhibits and a broad public display. Officials pledge extensive traffic control parking and concessions ensuring a safe crowded pageant that could be the biggest South Dakota has seen in years.
A diary entry from a farm woman in Central South Dakota details a chaotic day. Cattle broke through the barn and stacked fences, delaying breakfast and proving farm life runs on unseen labor. Neighbors offered help as the writer reflects on resilience, partnership, and the chores that shape daily life on the homestead.
Laverne Forbes of Aberdeen visited Huron with his sister Pihel Forbes and father Alex Forbes. J H Foasberg returned from a two week trip through the east including Boston New York Niagara Falls and Chicago. Friends of Karl Lampe plan a week near Lake Byron for pheasant hunting with Roland Johnston and others. Harold Venables in Forsy ND visits home during pheasant season. W F Lytle returns from Los Angeles and Venice with son Glenn in San Pedro. Heron College students toured Yankton Vermillion and Sioux City. Hilloween ghosting party at K B hall hosted by Marjorie and Helen Costain with costumes prizes to Frances Hughes and John Cale.
Arranged by the Republican committee a WIZ NBC network round robin will feature campus, relief, and other voices from New York San Francisco Denver Omaha Des Moines Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh starting 7 30 PM. Programs include Army Notre Dame game and various intercity and network listings through late night with music news and sports.
Puzzle clues mix oblique entries across horizontal and vertical. It lists numerous cryptic style hints like To run away and Anesthetics, with references to historical authors, objects, and terms. The fragment shows scattered definitions, wordplay, and partial answers, requiring cross filling to produce a complete grid and names.
Washington dispatch weighs Hitler's growing Latin American markets, trumpeting official figures that overstate German commerce while warning Britain and France lose share. The piece notes consular actions and preparedness debate, with Treasury and Congress wary of new taxes. It ends with a tease to Page Five.
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