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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1938
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text lists numbers and words across sports and other topics. It reads like a mixed jumble of clues or crossword material with items such as Muscle terms, plant varieties, dyes, and random phrases. No coherent event or person stands out as a publishable news item.
The 1938 State Fair in Huron, praised as the best in a decade, draws crowds despite rain delays. Young's grandstand show wins acclaim, auto racing draws large crowds, and livestock, 4-H, and new fat barrow events highlight strong beef, dairy, sheep, and horse exhibits. Out-of-town trains and political activity boost attendance as space limits curb some displays.
A psychologist reports that music type shapes worker output with waltzes and swing yielding high quality results only when used exclusively. Mixed programs degrade performance yet remain the workers' preferred choice amid autumn newspaper sentiment.
A collage of jokes notes and quotes on art taste weather politics biographies and Hollywood. Highlights include Bob Burns contrasts on literature. a reader’s shift to biographies. a sharp remark on political promises as potato pancakes. and lines from George G Sadowski Fred Blakely Alan Mowbray and Franchot Tone reflecting cultural attitudes of the era.
Ruth Millett comments on Fannie Hurst's views after a Mexico trip. Hurst says Mexican women remain confined to home life while American women grow in business and government, though many professional women feel their success comes at a cost. She notes women’s pursuit of fulfillment beyond male approval proves slow across cultures.
A compilation of editorials from major papers weighing Maryland’s Democratic primary results and the Roosevelt administration’s influence. They frame Tydings’ victory as a rebuke of presidential coercion, discuss party liberalism versus conservatism, and predict long term implications for Roosevelt’s leadership and the Democratic slate.
A Dakota farm diary describes a neighbor promoting a trench silo to ease winter feed, a neighbor raising turkeys to cover thresh bills, and the resilience of farm women. It notes catching 64 fattening chickens, the used granary as a pen, and plans to market them in ten days. The page also mentions a verse titled Prisoners All about liberty and duty.
Barneys Oldfield arrives in Huron for a major race against Duray the Belgian pilot at the fair grounds. Huron opens its 1918 theater season Sunday with Dan Cupid at Grand Opera House. Viola Dana stars at the Lourge Theatre while Weaver of Dreams and Fast Company play elsewhere. Twenty-five thousand attend the state fair around noon. Mrs T J Wood and party plan a Chicago visit returning November 1. Miss Blanche Stablein and Evelyn Wagner of Aberdeen are in town for the fair. Mrs Cutter of Rene arrives to aid Red Cross knitting, guest of Mrs Fred Dutty.
The Stroud Twins Claude and Clarence end long runs on Charlie McCarthy hour with two more broadcasts on WEAF NBC. Replacements include Hill Billy Jace Judy Canaye Annie and Zeke. Schedule lists multiple programs across WEAF WABC and WIZ with news, music, operatic and dramatic segments through the night.
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt stirring speculation by courting Republican Liberals and Farmer-Labor voters, with mentions of La Follette forces in Wisconsin and Benson’s Minnesota role. The piece notes quiet White House reactions and hints at 1940 delegate calculations amid anti-monopoly pressure and shares of influence in the Northwest.
Orient September 14 special report on a Wednesday call at Mrs Carrie Ruth home. Eva Conway read Ladies Home Journal articles after business. Club will start a library with small book purchases and member charges. Guests included S E Brown and Mrs Hubert Hill. Lunch by Mrs Ruth and Mrs Pred Haneke. Next meeting at Eva Conway’s home. Bees signal to workers after honey gathering.
Willow Lake September report on Mrs John Hamre injured at a birthday party after a fall in the barn. She suffered a fractured hip joint and was placed in a cast after an X ray. doctors expect a lengthy recovery. Also birthday note: Elroy Marzahn hosted Mickey’s fourth birthday with games and gifts while folks enjoyed refreshments.
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