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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
12
Letter to the editor from Ray C. Lytle of Hitch eck using strong language to claim blame for the Great Depression era, describing bank failures, farm foreclosures, price declines, and social distress while accusing opponents and promising consequences in the next four years.
A reader argues that price examples in a political ad spanning the Roosevelt era show inflation and misrepresentation. The writer cites hog, grain, and wheat prices, criticizes campaigns against Mundt and Hildebrandt, and contends Republicans inflate fear of communism.
The article recounts a man’s dauntless struggle to conquer the Pacific, tracing the swift leap across the ocean in a narrative style tied to the spirit of early trailblazers dating back to 1928.
A June 1928 portrait recalls Sir Charles Kingsford Smith completing the first Pacific air crossing with companions in the Southern Cross. The piece chronicles successive cross‑Pacific feats from Graf Zeppelin to Amelia Earhart, Piper Ulm and others, marking an era of bold voyages and advancing aviation.
A historical look questions Republican claims to defend the Constitution by examining past Supreme Court decisions and unconstitutional acts. It notes party control of Congress across eras, counts of unconstitutional acts by Democrats and Republicans, and cites Lincoln Grant Roosevelt administrations.
Clark rally draws the largest crowd of the campaign as Governor Tom Berry speaks to refute Les Jensen’s charges. Berry defends WPA relief costs, touts state credit, school aid, old age pensions, and lower admin costs while claiming eastern moneyed interests back Lawton. County candidates introduced by Fred Mandery.
A Democratic rally was held at the Gilbert York hall Tuesday evening. C. I. Chase of Pierre was the speaker of the evening.
Oct 3 report notes Jimmie Winegar age unknown son of Mr and Mrs F E Winegar broke one bone in his left forearm recently. The ill writing leaves unclear details on injury or treatment.
Redfield high school introduces a rotating one hour weekly supervision system for all instrument groups under Music Supervisor FA Johnson. The plan reduces missed study periods by scheduling supervision across different periods each week, allowing groups to rehearse together while keeping students available for other classes.
Fords return to St Lawrence after months in Washington. Iona Ford started a trip with Leonard Verdugt during the Washington stay. The couple will spend time in Hand County as Mrs Sorenson of Onawe visits Wayland. Mrs Pane Sorenson attended a party hosted by Mrs Clifford Gardner in Wessington with Miss Leone Peterson as hostess.
After a 38 to 0 defeat at Brookings on Saturday the Muren college football team returned to Huron badly battered. The Huron lineup included Whaley Ic McKay Newman Snyder Wapner Gascoigne McMurchie Wilson DeGrest Voirt Longs, with Capt Voirt at fullback. Oct 2 marked Mrs. Fred Curtis birth anniversary with a surprise party hosted by her children Lottie and Ros.
Mr and Mrs Ray Eads announce the birth of a daughter on Friday October 24. The family grows with Nay Eads and two other children, the younger aged 16.
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