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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
4
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The Des Moines conference softened campaign tensions as Governor Landon and President Roosevelt discussed drought control in the prairie states. Landon promoted a Kansas plan for ponds and dams while railing against federal excess, framing a clash over budgets and states rights.
The piece contrasts Republican push for flexible tariffs and protection for farmers with Democratic support for reciprocal trade agreements and lower barriers. It notes mixed editorial views by Irving Axelrad and local press discussions on how to balance agriculture, industry, and international trade amid global subsidies and currency issues.
Washington dispatch surveys crowd reactions to Father Coughlin Townsend Lemke and Roosevelt versus Landon. Analysts note that large enthusiastic crowds do not guarantee votes and discuss the fed reserve earnings and possible congressional funding needs amid devaluation and political intrigue.
A Sioux Falls Argus-Leader editorial section argues the postwar tariff policy harmed farmers by stifling exports while protecting industry. It notes the editorial condemns tying tariff policy to politics and questions the idea of keeping tariffs out of political debate.
The article invites South Dakotans to attend the State Fair in Huron, noting a drought earlier in the year and promising a larger educational and recreational exposition with added attractions. It emphasizes offering a period of recreation within reach for all residents and guests.
Press comments support a campaign to gather five million US names and seven million in the western hemisphere for a peace petition. It argues any rise in war opposition exposes rulers and rebukes leaders like Mussolini, noting even a dream of peace can prompt civilization to act.
The South Dakota Supreme Court ruled that ranch hands who tied a rival’s horse and left the animal to suffer must face completion of their act. The decision reflects shifts from private vigilance to official enforcement as counties gain adequate law officers.
Radio schedules list CBS WEAF WABC and NBC lines with 2 pm Roosevelt address on World Peace conference. Vatican broadcast planned with Latin then English translation for refugees from Spanish warfare. Multiple programs: orchestras bands farm home hour and tennis champions highlights across networks.
Mable McNutt was judged the winner in a weekly coloring contest by the Evening Retieegeites, earning a sweepstake prize tied to a Huron Theatre show. Other local winners include Car Hosfert, Sammyscn, Verna Rayner, Vernon Beasley, Shirley Cranston, James Cummings, and more, with ten weekly tickets awarded to Huron youth who color Saturday comics best.
In a unique Sunday service at the Methodist Church hymnals were dedicated for use in church services. Pastor and choir joined the congregation in a ritual, with Miss Lica Parker presenting the books for the Sunday School class that funded the purchase and Mr A A Keye receiving them for the choir and congregation. The hymnal is a Methodist compilation featuring beloved hymns and devotional services.
Wolsey High School began the term with 91 students eight more than last year’s opening. Freshmen 15 sophomores 27 juniors 26 and 2 seniors. Grade school enrollment up to 101 pupils an increase of 20. Thirty two tuition students listed same as last year. NYA assistance applications total 32 with eight placed in September and eight more to be placed in October.
The Little Women 4-H Club of Wessington met at Eva May Tipton's home with six members. Shirley Spicer demonstrated making a wall brush. Eva Mac hosted lunch. The next meeting will be at Dorothy Fritzsche's house on September 1. Arsene Laveen is reporter.
Mr Norman Stevens and Marvis Burkey arrived from Bug Harmon North Carolina to visit Mr and Mrs Al Gitchel. Mr and Mrs J Sarvis of Mandan North Dakota visited Perry Goth home Monday.
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