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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1939
Page
4
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Secretary Wallace appeals to farmers to maintain production plans under the AAA as wartime shocks loom. He notes large carryovers in wheat and corn, ample supplies of meat, milk, and oils, and the Ever Normal Granary as protection against price collapses and shortages. He urges continued participation to stabilize markets and prevent demoralizing surpluses.
In the country and with the government, the plan aims to enable quick action on changes in production and to implement any program needed. Secretary Wallace's statement is urged for serious consideration by every farmer in Central South Dakota.
August diary entry reflects a long hot day yielding to a moonlit night in the country. The narrator notes bright moonlight, distant cattle, serenading dogs, and thoughts on humanity, peace, and shared roots with Europe while reflecting on faith and compassion. A neighbor’s stories and a prayer about equality, education, and helping the weak are recalled amid rural solitude.
Ruth Millett argues that cuteness is a youthful trait and urges women to abandon it by their mid-twenties. She suggests grown women cultivate mature qualities such as cleverness charm sophistication amusement friendliness or glamour to avoid looking silly and to suit their age and size.
A mix of protestations and defense surfaces as figures including Raymond H. Gifford, Hamilton Fish, Sean Russell, and Joseph M. Schenck comment on wartime policy, ambassadorship gaps, and the ethics of strikes. The quotes illustrate tension over violence, diplomacy, and labor actions.
The Sioux City Tribune comments on the inconclusive war of words between Stalin and Hitler era ideologies. It notes mutual political theater, questions motives, and concludes both leaders’ acts lack solid footing. It also praises Pierre Renner baseball’s championship bid and Pierre team’s performance at Aberdeen.
Washington dispatch outlines eight guidelines for consuming European wartime propaganda. It cautions readers about selective reporting, censorship, and the emotional pull on U S sympathies, urging careful, verifiable interpretation of airmail and dispatches while noting the American perspective and possible biases.
New York report outlines NBC CBS and WJZ nighttime European coverage shifts under Time Is Central Standard. Listings name programs and times, including news bulletins, music, drama, and variety shows across WEAF NBC WABC CBS WJZ CBS WGAO networks with many titles and performers listed.
Puzzle-like list appears with numbered clues across horizontal and vertical entries, mixing word definitions, names, and references. It includes several obscure terms and proper nouns, with scattered OCR artifacts and partial phrases from a radio schedule and land records. The readable material centers on a word crossword style grid and accompanying notes about property deeds and broadcast listings.
Mrs Barton of Sheffield hosted a party for her daughter Vera Barton with dainty luncheon and gifts, while Miss Frances Boon of Ellendale visited a 500 party hosted by Miss Frances Boon’s sister-in-law. Zeolite water softener equipment arrives for Model Steam Laundry, water quality claims include drinkable output. John Leppla injured in fall at Carthage yards. Frances Leepy returns from Rochester. Miss Frances Jordan visits from Minneapolis. Miss Lillian Jamison visits Aberdeen resident at Dr J H Smith’s home.
Mrs Garrie Jiglang transfers to Erm C Ziell Brugger in Huron South Dakota for 1 dollar, lots 1 and 4 in Aud Plat No 2. Frank P Garvey transfers to James Garvey in St Paul Minnesota for 1 dollar, 1-5 interest in NW 11-511-63. Laura O Keefe transfers to Mrs Anna Tschetter in Yale South Dakota for 3000 dollars, part SW of NW 12-11-60. Robert D Luskie and Floyd Willard of Huron South Dakota transfer for 1 dollar, lot li Bayard.
Pierre Sept 7 The state utilities commission postponed until Dec 15 a hearing on proposed changes in motor carrier rates for intercity shipments of used household goods in South Dakota E F Norman secretary announced. The hearing was moved from Sept 11 at the statehouse. The rate change shifts from cubical content to hundredweight to align with interstate commission practice.
Boston authorities consider approving a controversial club name, with police protest and the licensing board taking it under advisement. The exchange includes remarks by chair Miss Mary Driscoll as the issue draws public scrutiny.
Sept 7 special ed quinn editor and publisher of the Conde News ended his tenure with the final issue and turned over the editorship to Mrs. Ruth Hazen who will continue the publication.
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