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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1933
Page
4
An editorial outlines the NRA’s expanding impact on employment and wages, noting initial gains and the forthcoming mediation board to enforce codes. It portrays the Blue Eagle as a guardian of rights, promising broader compliance, permanent living wages, and industry self policing to stabilize national living standards.
Judge William S. Kenyon of the United States circuit court of appeals for the Eighth district died at his summer home in Maine after a months long heart ailment. A longtime Iowa public figure, he served Webster County as attorney, the trial court judge, and later upped to the Senate before his federal judgeship. He was praised for integrity, industry, and public service, and his death saddens the nation and Iowa alike.
Republicans in South Dakota debate a party re birth plan to reorganize from the bottom up. County meetings would select delegates to a state convention to carry local views, with the state gathering deciding the party era ahead. Some see merit though timing may limit immediate adoption.
A fragmented note asks what follows in the NRA program after celebratory milestones. It notes Huron celebrating and aims to complete membership drives, with nearly universal Blue Eagle support and a few remaining firms still outstanding.
Watertown Public Opinion notes ongoing political intrigue at the South Dakota state fair as Democrats and Republicans prepare to gauge sentiment, with potential gubernatorial maneuvering and policy debates. Observers expect caucus talk, candidate considerations, and public lectures drawing crowds beyond prize stock and races.
A Baltimore Evening Sun discussion cites Canterbury Cathedral’s dean who says women may enter wearing beach pajamas if modestly clothed, arguing decency governs dress. The piece surveys religious authorities’ long battles over attire from Ezekiel’s era to modern sects and historic dress norms.
Fourteen Scouters from Spink and Faulk counties met in Redfield at the Spink county courthouse to organize the Faulk Spink district of the Central South Dakota Council with Donald M. Cole elected district chairman and E F Buss vice chairman. The district committee oversees troops, conducts courts of honor, rallies, and adult leader training. Attendees included Dr C C Waldorf J Ray Cole Leland Hopkins Paul L Baird Rev G D Brown Elmo Hull G W Ceol Dr H W Sherwood Dr C A Williams M J Giobs Harold Ewing Richard Price James Humphrey G J Kiel Fred C Eggers and Dr C K Walker. The council covers 15 counties. Faulk Spink district has troops at Doland Frankfort Athol Bockham Cresbard with Ashton and Faulkton being reorganized and new troops planned at Redfield.
Jamboree Scouts schedule shifted after ship delays causing a Sunday reschedule for a YM C A dinner in St Paul. Parents could view their sons after 11 am with Eagle scouts Axelrad and Schmidt welcomed by Simon Axelrad and Mrs E G Schmidt of Huron. The group mustered out at 2 pm.
La-Ko-Tah troop No. 1 of Huron Girl Scouts held a supper rally at 5:30 for 43 attendees. Visitors included Mrs. Barkl Mrs. Lothrop Mrs. Nicodemus and Mrs. Reutter plus the troop committee. Girls spoke of Black Hills and Pickerel Lake camps and shared plans for the next month. Constance Beelman Wanda Breummer Anona Breummer Lavila Brunner and Geraldine Anderson were invested as Tenderfoot scouts. Marilyn McKinley, troop reporter, notes taps were sung at close and thanks given to the troop committee for the supper.
Alene Gibbs of Minnehaha troop No 5 recounts a Pickerel Lake camp trip with Harriet Carlson Margaret Blank Fern Hollister and herself The letter thanks Huron business men and the Evening Huronite for making the trip possible They describe cabin drawings Hinakaga and changes assigning Fern and Harriet to explorers and note leaders Mrs Bark Marjorie Hel These notes outline hikes overnight camps and outdoor meals over the trip.
Students across grades engage in creative projects. First and second grades make Mother Goose booklets and vegetable men scenes. Fourth grade builds Holland themed books while fifth grade crafts a sand table on Indians. Seventh and eighth grades work on window decorations with child portraits. Dorothy Rex serves as secretary of the league.
Boy Scouts keep active at a local fair drafting a booth on Sioux tales with a goal of presenting traditional narratives and hands on craft demonstrations to engaged visitors.
Ruby Timm chaired the Y C L meeting at Timm School the first of the year. Goldie Skin ner Robert Timm Everett Timm and Viole Parkhurst were elected officers. Five new members joined Ither League and committees were elected. Members voted for a school Monday during Fair week with a Tuesday vacation and planned a two piece lunch for the fair.
The 4H department announces awards across multiple lots with first, second, third, and fourth places. Winners include LaVerna Sherer and Martha Sherer in garments, Martha Sherer again in bloomers, and Carol Christensen among second year cotton dress competitors, among others from Wagner, Mitchell, Hayti, and Bruce.
De Biggerstaff of troop Nov 15 writes that the Broadland Scouts held a meeting last week at the church, where the group had their picture taken. The boys then met at Mir Luick's elevator to plan what they would display at the fair before adjourning.
Fragmentary OCR text references helping oneself and lending a hand with unclear jelly stock and sugar details. No coherent events, names, or places readable.
Mixed word puzzle text lists clues and fragments about a pictured man and his country. It hints at an ally of Germany, with vertical and diagonal hints about offices, geography, and terms like ally, coin, and lettered answers. The item resembles a cryptic quiz page.
Mr. Ward proposes extending college music tours to farther venues within the region. He envisions traveling into Montana or beyond, selecting the best performing group, and drawing on Beadle County’s market of half a million nearby residents to build a robust college music program.
Process for making apple jelly using sour hard ripe varieties. Wash and slice fruit, remove blemishes, cook with precise water, strain free-run juice, return pulps with water, boil until tender, strain again, and boil to a jelly consistency.
Mrs Servais visiting with Mrs J W Campbell departs for Rochester Minnesota. Mrs E S Buzzell of Sioux Falls visits daughter and attends state fair. Mrs Burrell remembered as Mrs CV Booth. Sutherland of Pierce attends Crawford talk. M P Beebe Ipswich joins state board regents meeting. Mr and Mrs A Hanson Watertown visit Burns home. M E Mattock Vancouver guest of sister T H Hagen. Eyna and Alice McKillop Canistota visit B R Walker during the fair.
The article lists two NRA focused radio broadcasts this week. On Tuesday from 6:45 to 8 p m WJZ NBC will air the NRA mass meeting in New York with Gen Hugh Johnson and others, plus entertainers led by Maj Bowes as MC. A second WABC CBS transmission at 1:30 p m features a man on the street segment across five cities asking what listeners think of the NRA.
The article reports that engineers are secretly engaged in constructing a specialized craft for stratospheric ascents, with statements attributed to the chairman of the National Research council discussing guarded plans and the project’s strategic aims.
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