Local News Service Notice and Advertiser Contacts
A fragmented text notes Associated Press rights and local advertising representation. It includes addresses for Arthur H. Hoge & Associates in New York Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago and Minneapolis with instruction to call departments for personals.
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Associated Press
Arthur H. Hoge && Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaha
Nebi
Denver
Colo
San Frantisin
Calif
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Minneapolis
West Point for Civil Service
A political column argues for a federal government civil service training academy modeled on military schools. It cites Disney’s bill proposing such a school and contends common sense supports extending professional training to civilian federal workers to improve efficiency and stature.
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Wesley Disney
Oklahoma
Disney
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Sam
Joe Doakes
Congressman Hoozis
Tum
Rust Brothers Propose Mechanized Cotton Picker With Social Reforms
Two brothers John and Mack Rust seek to market a mechanical cotton picker while avoiding harm to workers. They propose leasing with living wages and limits on hours, abolishing child labor, recognizing collective bargaining, and funding rural cooperatives or profit sharing. They ask for ideas to ensure security and leisure for laborers, not starvation.
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Mack D. Rust
Rust Brothers
John
Rusts
Technological unemployment and the cotton industry
The passage argues that new cotton picking machines will reduce demand for workers, forcing owners like the Lessée and Rusts to cut jobs even if treatment remains fair. It contends private profits must adapt to losses from automation or inventions will be stifled, affecting cotton prices and broad employment.
WHEN SHALLS SHOP Huron shoppers faced wait times on busy Saturday
Haron stores saw large crowds last Saturday with many local and out of town patrons. Extra staff were hired to improve service but long waits persisted. With Easter near, shoppers are urged to visit during the week for better attention and quicker service.
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Haron
Huron
Royal marriage rumors spark renewed royal speculation
The piece reflects on Prince of Wales rumors about marriage life as Britain debates the civil list and personal expenses. It notes past attention to royal matches, current speculation on whether a royal or commoner may wed, and the public’s appetite for royal gossip as a nation’s morale buoyed by monarchy.
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Europe
Bates
Prince of Wales
Commons
Treaty limits on naval size and parity between US Britain
A news note critiques a naval limitation treaty signed by the United States Great Britain and France. It argues the pact fails to curb armament and maintains parity only, benefiting Britain and potentially jeopardizing US interests in the Orient, with Japan unhappy and the rationale for Pacific war unclear.
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United Sas
Great Britain
France
Japan
United States
Britain
Lones
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
United Stites
Orient
Amezim
Pacific
Firearms traffic bill signals war on crime source
A mid 1930s debate notes Congress criminalizes interstate shipments of guns and ammo through licensed dealers while critics doubt the phrase body blow to the underworld fits. The Baltimore Sun highlights merchants’ enticement risks and cites swords into plowshares imagery as reform aims face practical limits.
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Congress
Hyde Pupils In Contest April 4
Delegates from 40 Young Citizens League units will gather in Hyde for a Saturday forenoon convention at Highmore. In the afternoon the elocution and essay contest will be held in the high school gym. Morning and afternoon events feature district winners from four rural and one city district competing for top honors.
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Young Citizens League
Coounty
Highmore
Lois Tompking
West Banner
Irene Stoley
North Eden
Charlotte Wales
Wade
Ric Lake
Dale Rezac
Bily Valentine
Brombal
Everett Burroughs
North Eagle
Joyce Truman
South van Order
Howard Konrad
Stephan
Thelma Fawcett
East Peno
Eunice Eisland
Jane Hartshorn
Harold Mosher
South Holabird
Elya Peterson
Alvin Larson
Euet Loomis
Imogene Elerion
Holabird
Meeting of Troop 2 At Presbyterian Church
Scoutmaster Dr Laurence Betta and William Churchill with four committee men eight active scouts one associate scout and two candidates attended the regular meeting of Troop 2 at the Presbyterian church. The color guard presented the Hag at opening and candidates were drilled while a safety first test was given by Assistant Scouter Chorchikter. Meeting adjourned with Andy Paim ascribe.
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Laurence Betta
William Churchill
Presbyterian Church
Andy Paim
Ascribe
Coolidge League Chorus Prep For County Chorus
The Coolidge League of the Connell School practices songs for county chorus with a Yale rehearsal set for Saturday at 1 40 PM. Za Glanzer notes there are 15 pupils taught by Miss Davis.
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Coolidge League
Connell
Yale
Za Glanzer
Miss Davis
Wiles School Wins District Honors in Declamatory and Spelling
The Wiles School led by teacher Aliss Marguerite Jones earned top district honors with Bert Frericks taking first in both declamatory and eighth grade spelling. Jerene Kish, a third grader, placed second in third and fourth declamatory. The school also earned county second prize for the cripple children fund.
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Wiles
Aliss
Marguerite Jones
Surat
Bert Frericks
Jerene Kish
Cripple Children Fund
Baby Beef Club Holds Redfield Meeting
The 4H Baby Beef Club held its second regular meeting at the courthouse in Redfield with five members present. Herman Schultz led discussion on feeds and best results. The next meeting is set for April 1 at O. G. Schultz’s home, as written by Gaylord Schultz.
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Baby Beef Club
Redfield
Courte House
Herman Schultz
O. GC. Schtiltz
Gaylord Schult
Tulare district winners named in UC L contests
Tulare district UC L contests crowned winners from ten local schools including Tulare Elementary. Winners: Levy Harris in first and second grade declam, Wayne Wall in third and fourth, LeRoy Brooker in fifth and sixth, Bernadine Roeber in seventh and eighth declam, Leonard Willet in seventh grade essay, Russell Leignan in seventh grade spelling, Gladys Jockneck Doris Helin Mary Margaret Trebian in eighth grade spelling, with county contest to be held in Redfield on April 4.
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Tulare
Tulâre
Graces
Sup. MF
Coddington
Levy Harris
Wayne Wall
Leroy Brooker
Bernadine Roe¢ber
Leonard Willet
Russell Legnard
Gladys Jockneck
Doris Helin
MaryRaret Trebianth
Usual Meeting of Scout Troop 3 Report
The Boy Scout Troop 3 meeting opened with the Scout oath laws and pledge. Boys practiced signalling, played games, and heard about the Scout circuit and Troop 3’s role. Father and Son banquet discussed. Sea Scout troop organization noted. committee member Beadle led drills before closing with the Scoutmaster's benediction.
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Treop 3
Boy Scouts
Mc. Shepersky
Toe Hemingway
Beadle
How Color in Vegetables Changes with Cooking
Excerpts explain carrot and other yellow vegetables in the carotin oisis group darken when green is reduced by cooking. Acids help preserve red vegetable color while alkalis fade it. White vegetables show little color. overcooking turns brownish gray.
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Halliday and
Noble
Vinemar
Classical Composer Hortzostal 1 3 Composer of The 1th Century
Fragmented text presents a garbled list of terms and a culinary note on cooking onions and vegetables to preserve flavor, followed by social notices. Guests and a birthday anniversary are mentioned with an informal supper prepared by friends at the Lurid home.
New Scouts Study Second Class Tests at Troop 5 Meeting
Troop 5 Boy Scouts met at the Congregational Church to study second class tests. Gordon McNamara led the opening at 7:30. John L. Smith presented registration and verifications. Sam Keck handled dues and attendance and updated records. Three boys excused to attend the district Board of Review at the Scout headquarters.
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Tucssey
Congregational Church
Gordon McNamara
John L. Smith
Sevibe
Sam Keck
Dist Ict Board of Review
Boy Scout
Large Number Color Funnies Sweepstakes Winners
In a crowded color contest Doris Hampton of Huron won the sweepstakes prize with efforts by many entrants from Huron. Other recipients include Floyd Y Huron Junior Schinderling Hu Ron Winifred Rofer Carpenter Mary Heckensiable Huron Joyce Goocher Huron Maxine Fendrickson Auron Mary Jane Johnson Huron Peggy Davene Picket Huron Robert Zachman Huron Maxine Peterson Huron. Winners will receive a theatre ticket by calling at the box office. entries must be in the newspaper office by Wednesday at closing.
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Doris Hampton
Huron
Floyd Y
Junior Schinderling
Winifred Rofer
Carpenter
Mary Heckensiable
Joyce Goocher
Maxine Fendrickson
Auron
Mary Jane Johnson
Pegey Dave
Twenty Years Age Today In Huron
Mrs Hoyt Price, who will Mr Price Fourche SD soon join ingthes news home at Bele guest of honor s afternoon Some thirty Ice of Mrs atee and honors were won by Troupe and Mrs George After a dainty Supper served le, the guests presented Mrs E sift of silverware. Miss Ella Roghi and Mrs F C Bitained the Oelock luncheon pink tulips were a delicate accent at the Junior club auction following luncheon
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Price Fourche
Sek
Price
Ingthes
Bele
George
Fourth St
Campbel Gate
Montevideo
Mizin
Ella Roghi
F.C
Oelock
Quick Action Sought on New Farm Bill
WASHINGTON discusses urgency for quick action on farm legislation as states must approve to receive federal funds. The plan allows grants through 1998 with state participation. some legislatures in 1938 face short sessions or none, risking delays.
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Supreme Court
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Congress
Nex
Senate
Kentucky
Mississippi
Virginia
Alabama
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