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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1939
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for Huron readers with weekly 1Sc carrier price and monthly options. Rates include 10 weeks for $1.00, 20 weeks for $2.00, three months for $1.25, six months for $2.50, and one year for $5.00. mentions mail and rail delivery across the United States. Associated Press rights noted for re publication.
The piece critiques calls for national unity and coalition governance amid global tension. It argues against unthinking support for policies not individually chosen by the people, citing Lincoln's faith in deliberation and warning that simulated unity could mislead or endanger democracy.
The article accuses American shoppers of overreacting to a European war rumor. It notes 200 pound sugar sacks bought in panic, which strains local supplies and could inflate prices. It contrasts calm European behavior with U S panic and questions American susceptibility to distant fear.
A 1900s article notes the Twentieth Century Fond Teeoritly study on the high cost of distribution, reflecting public doubt and concern over economic data and its implications for farmers and markets.
A Chicago milk firm published figures showing 42 cents of every milk dollar goes to farmers, while the rest covers plant and equipment, bottles, supplies, taxes, transport, and services. Advertising gets one cent and officers’ salaries under half a cent as the company claims it loses nearly two cents per quart.
A Central South Dakota farm woman recalls a September day at the fair. She notes cool air, dust, exhibits, meals, and a family reunion feeling as she and Mary compare the local event to the New York World’s Fair. They plan home projects and enjoy tomato soup as autumn hints arrive with falling leaves and a mournful night chorus.
Ruth Millett advises students facing sorority or fraternity rebuffs to pursue other activities that suit their talents. Early involvement builds recognition, reducing hurt, and helps decide if bid acceptance is worth the effort. A hurtful, lingering rejection can spoil four years of college.
Mrs. K Hinds and William Wilson recounts from Olive Grove and American Athenia survivor status. Sen Clyde L Herring presses for harsh action against the European threat while commenting on policy and courtesy. The remarks reflect wartime sentiment and political debate.
Watertown South Dakota public opinion reports the annual state fair in Huron closed after a week of strong exhibits and prize livestock. Despite high quality displays the receipts fell short of profits due to lower attendance and mixed weather, though officials expect the event to largely cover costs.
Washington Sept 14 President Roosevelt floated the idea of calling in leaders of Congress from both parties to frame foreign policy legislation in advance. He favored wide-ranging discussions but remained wary after a previous Oval Office clash with Borah. He has since held individual long-distance briefings, pursuing a form of neutrality that would ship arms to Britain and France while avoiding direct American involvement. The opposition warns such moves could drag the United States into war, arguing a cash-and-carry approach still risks engagement while Germany would protest and potentially target U.S. munitions. The debate centers on whether to back Britain and France to the limit or take fewer risks, with financial notes suggesting Britain and France can fund needs through gold reserves and credits if allowed.
Central Standard Time listings from New York on September 14 detail Senator Borah set to discuss neutrality at 2 30 over WJZ NBC, plus a dense lineup across WEAF NBC WABC CBS WIZ NBC and other stations featuring Fred Waring, Paul W McNutt on taxation social aims, sports and music programs, and a wide array of orchestras and entertainers through late night hours. The schedule emphasizes radio programs by time and network with multiple performers and topics.
A mixed vertical word puzzle lists clues and answers across themes including music, rail, mineral springs, and social advocacy. It references The Battle Hymn of the Republic, activists, and various nouns from eras and regions, forming a thematic crossword like grid.
Gov. John Moses, in Bismarck, offers to pay a bet of a lamb or ship it to Pierre to Gov. Harlan Bushfield after Renner, S D beat La Moure NM for the amateur baseball crown. He says the best team won and asks how the innings should be played at the governor's mansion or in a pen.
State fair crowds and the state exposition opened under gray skies while Masters, candidate for governor, lingered in the city for the rest of the week. Mrs EOC Cornell and daughter Betty Virginia of St Paul visit her brother H Ormond and friends. Harold J Van Ness, recently discharged from the army, visits his mother Mrs Mary Van Ness. E A Graves of Hayfield arrives to visit Mrs Will Addis. J J Bachman Clyde Cotton and Hazel Hinckley from Hitchock stay with W J Bachman. About 8,000,000 Americans in 50,000 communities lack railroad service and rely on cars for transport.
Official noon figures at the State Fair grounds show 30000 pass through the expositions in the morning. President Wilson’s special train arrived at 12 a.m from Saint Paul, a short ceremony, then to the auditorium. Costain Brothers secure contract with Alice Verlet for a concert and tone test on September 39. Verlet to be accompanied by Victor Young and Samuel Hunterford. A W Westhorpe, Yankton Press editor, hosts Miss Mary. Clutch pedal movement details noted for a J Klemm car. Lieutenant Governor McFins to take hold.
Pattern 4257 offers cotton rayon and wool versions with a front panel that forms one piece with the front skirt. Includes front-tying sash option and smart collar ideas. sizes 6 8 10 12 14 with yardage details for various fabrics and riv–rac trim. Announcing Anne Adams Fall and Winter Pattern Book with target audiences and ordering details.
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