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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
4
The piece argues that modern war has degraded to brutal practices, with bombing, gas, and attacks on civilians. It notes Ethiopians might revert to savage methods if foes persist in targeting noncombatants, challenging Western notions of civilized warfare and double standards.
The 1935 State Fair ends with pari mutuel wagering labeled a failure as grandstand patrons balk at delays and a $2000 betting total reflects waning interest. Officials favor a return to the old heat system to restore lively afternoon programs and public satisfaction.
Paul E Myers departs as he takes the duties of secretary manager at the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce. The transition frees time and opens opportunity for new leadership within the organization.
The tribute highlights Paul as a devoted secretary in the chamber of commerce. It credits him with optimistic leadership during hard times and a tireless, low‑paid service benefitting economic and social welfare. His legacy endures in the community’s goodwill.
Huron service clubs plan to sponsor the appearance of Huron high school’s band at out of town football games this fall. The gesture honors Director Paul Franklin and his musicians and aims to showcase the band as a top scholastic group in South Dakota. The program seeks community support for promotion and pride in the city’s youth ensemble.
The WPA plans a 2500 grant to preserve Col Charles A Lindberghs boyhood home in Lite Falls Minnesota. If approved in Washington the site would become a national shrine honoring Lindbergh and his father Congressman Charles A Lindbergh. The column praises the idea as a way to honor the family and ideals he stood for.
The American Chemical Society warns of a looming five to eight year shortage of petroleum in the United States. Excessive waste and unscientific extraction threaten future gasoline supplies and national security as government fields near exhaustion.
A patchwork of items notes a Stalin era decree encouraging kindness in Soviet schools, praising a shift from strict state control. The Rapid City community plans a Skyline Drive park and Doctor O Harra memorial, praising civic generosity and the South Dakota School of Mines’ stature. The column also hints at new potato disposal regulations and pending fruit/vegetable sale rules in Washington.
Ruth Woodson seeks shelter in a weathered Worthville house as Elaine posing as her. John McNeill and Ruth share secret meetings amid Penny the caretaker. Elaine plots romance at Graycastle College while Uncle Duncan Hunter’s asylum escape looms. Ruth and John enact a dramatic kiss and a planned second entrance as the story twists through garden and library scenes.
In a tense moment Ruth and John reunite their boyhood memories over a found Scout badge inside a globe. Elaine watches as John reflects on past times while Ruth anticipates a Sunday evening with family.
Quiet wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs E M Thomas unites Dr Royal F Nordstrom of Humboldt Va and Miss Lila M Voss of Huron in a yellow white ceremony. Also notices of Clement C Davis and Ethel May Cranston marriage, local theater sale, travels of W A Turner and wife to Ashland Oregon, and other short items from Huron community.
Local residents travel between Aberdeen Huron and Sioux City for visits and courtships with relatives while announcements note several births including Harlan Leverne son of Mr and Mrs Chas Newton and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Andy Merrie. Mrs J Burch visits from Pierre and Mrs Ida MeKnight returns to St Paul for work.
Artificial salt radium produced from common minerals is being tested as a medical substitute for natural radium. Dr. Ernest Q. Lawrence and Dr. John H. Lawrence, sons of Aberdeen college president, report gamma-only emissions and 15 hour activity. Trials on diseased tissue have not begun. larger production expected soon.
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