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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1938

Page

16

Local Newspaper Rates and Contact Details

The Huron Publishing Co provides subscription prices for various terms and regions including South Dakota and the United States. It lists the editor publisher contact and Associated Press rights as well as national advertising representatives and circulation bureau affiliations.

Huron Publishing CO Third Street Robert D. Lusk Huron South Dakota United States Memren Associated Press Nzwa

Maryland primary tests Roosevelt purge in 1936 race

The Maryland Democratic primary is the clearest test of the purge, pitting Senator Tydings who shifted away from Rooseveltian stance against Representative Lewis, a longtime New Deal supporter. The piece lists administration successes and reverses in senate races, noting five successes and nine reverses so far. It highlights New Dealer backing, key endorsements, and the odds as Tydings and George face likely renomination.

Maryland Tydings Rep Lewis State Workmen's Compensation Biws Parcel Post Federal Social Security Act Tariff Commission Wilson Coolidge Senator Radcliffe Radcliffe Sydings Senate Fepper Florida New Dealer James Roosevelt Thomas Oklahoma New Deal Barkley Kentucky Chandler Bulkiey Ohio Caraway Arkansas Harely Galette Iowa Supreme Court Wallace Hoplans Gillette van Nuys Indiana Clark Missouri Pope Idaho Smith South Carolina Johnston McAdoo California McCarran Nevada George Georgia

Advice for Politicians Condensed from Meredith Nicholson

Meredith Nicholson counsels young political aspirants to study government administration, to be tolerant, to listen, and to think for themselves. He stresses the need to shed snobbishness and to reaffirm elemental political virtues. The piece laments the lingering neglect of these basics in politics.

Meredith Nicholson United States Nicaragua Nicholson

Fossil Find Confounds Anthropoid Man Distinction

Scientists at a British Association meeting report a South African fossil that blurs the line between anthropoid and man. With human teeth in skin, tests like chest expansion, hand grip, skull indentations, and shoulder shape may reveal if the creature is human. The article also notes political tension and returning to school as a lighter aside.

British Association For the Advancement of Science South Africa Arthur Keith

Women take over barber shops and golf courses

The column argues women shifted leisure power from men, noting how wives now join bars and golf culture. A South Australian wife reportedly sent her husband to London with permission to have fun, prompting reflection on gendered freedoms and lingering male bravado.

Huth Millett Johnny South Australia London NEA Service, Inc Elon

Bos Burns Lavatt Or The Day By Bob Burns

Comedic piece outlines the value of preparedness for professionals. A doctor explains higher fees reflect training and time, contrasted with a handyman joke about a painter charging less for broader work. Humorous contrast underscores professional pricing and expertise.

Bob Burns Ancl Esquire Features, Inc

Communsim in Mexico Fails to Benefit Workers at End of Rainbow

The Minneapolis Journal notes that expropriated workers in Mexican industries such as sisal and oil receive only three to six pesos weekly, far less than before, while uprisings persist in Yucatan. President Cardenas blames lack of capital credit, but critics doubt investors will fund busted expropriations. The piece argues that ownership alone does not guarantee wealth, citing American owners who would trade incomes for wages.

Minneapolis Henry J. Allen Mexico Yucatan Ptens Fisal Russia Cardenas Free America

Diary Notes From South Dakota Farm Women

A diary entry reflects rural life on a busy Saturday in South Dakota. The author describes domestic tasks including cleaning, baking bread and pies, dressing chickens, and preparing for Sunday, while contrasting city life ease. The piece contemplates daily trials and personal renewal.

Jerry Jane Jim Commmon

Paris-Important progress near St Gobain line in WWI report

The report notes French forces advancing toward the northern end of the Hindenburg line near the St Gobain massif. It also mentions heavy rain at the State Fair with crowds passing through gates, plus social and local news from Huron including a marriage, theft, and school reopening plans.

Paris St. Gobain Bunting Ray Yahne Edith Peden Huron O. E. Boyce First Methodist Church C. F Charles B. McWeeny Camp Lewis Wash

Radio listings and concert notes span multiple stations and events

A dense schedule of radio programs from WABC CBS WEAF NBC and other networks outlines nightly lineups, specials, and music shows including Landon rally coverage, classical and variety programs, and news segments. It also notes a weekly band concert in St Lawrence and reports on radium ore at Stone Mountain Georgia.

WABC CBS Alfred M. Landon Little Rock Ark WEAF NBC Johnny Russ Morgan Wiznbc Baron Talis Ickes Lake Erie Farmer Iran Topeka Kan WEAR Chicago Czechoslovakia Serbian Choral Society Paul Wing Spelling Hooby Tobly Charlie McCarthy Everybody’s Music Orson Welles John Charles Thomas Benjamin Sweet WIZ Margie Key Grant Park New Horizons Explorers Ed Thorgersen Bob Trout Hay Heatherton Pick Pat de Mille Radio Theatre Wayne King Lawrence Calvin Engle

Religious Puzzle Clue Grid From 19th Century Page

A mixed word puzzle page presents horizontal and vertical clues with religious figures terms Latin phrases and natural world words. Answers interlock across religious leaders and vessels while including botanical terms and basic descriptors from a vintage newspaper brain teaser.

Inside Job Behind Wage Hour Appointment In Washington

Washington on Sept 10 reveals TGC maneuvered to secure Calvert Magruder as general counsel for the wage hour administration. Perkins allies loaned Rufus Poole to Andrews, Magruder agreed after TGC arranged his leave, while broader politics focus on Tydings and Biffle over the rail labor relations vote.

Washington Calvert Magruder Thomas Garibaldi God Corcoran TGC RFC Electric Farm and Home Authority Perkins Magruder Ieave Boston Miss Perkins Poole Harvard

Kingsbury Teachers Conclude Institute

In De Smet on September 10 a two day normal institute closed with about 125 teachers in attendance. Lecturers included Dr. L D Weeks of South Dakota University and Mrs Gertrude Gunderson Mrs Alice Carlberg G O Titus and Dr Carney. Rural teachers elected officers and set up committees to perfect the organization.

Kingsbury Institute DE Otelia Knud de Smiet Armina Bogue Lake Preston Marion Hendricks Elym Lindsey

St Lawrence Students Leave for College

St Lawrence students depart for higher education with Max Thompson heading to the South Dakota School of Mines in Rapid City after graduating in 1937. Wilms and Phylix Ford also leave for college in Wessington Springs this week to begin study this year.

ST. Lawrence College ST. Lawrence Max Thompson Rapid City South Dakota School of Mines Max St .Lawrence High School Wilms Phylixz Ford Wessington Springs

Alpena Band To Play At Fair Friday

The Alpena High School band a 45 piece group will perform at the State Fair on Friday Sept 16 Auto Race Day announced today by Secretary Edgar Hornby

Alpena Edgar Hornby

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