National Advertising Representatives Offices Listed
Prudden King and Prudden Inc outlines its network with offices at 180 North Michigan Ave Chicago 276 Madison Ave New York 507 Montgomery St San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Bldg Los Angeles and Leary Building Seattle detailing the agency spread across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Advertising Representatives
Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
North Michigan Ave
Chicago
Madison Ave
New York
Montgomery St
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Leary
Seattle
Press frames approach to national origins clause and World Court plan
The discussion notes agreement with the press on clarifying the atmosphere around the national origins clause in the immigration act. Tarriff issues linked to agriculture will be addressed. Mr Root is expected to present a plan for U S entry into the World Court, to await the December session and avoid distracting from pressing national matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
World Court
Local society notes and travel updates from Huron
Mrs. Wolf started for Parker to attend the State Sunday school convention representing the Presbyterian school of Huron. General F A Morris and wife returned from a five months coast trip visiting Washington Oregon California and Texas. Al Whitney returned from a west coast trip noting roses and palm trees. Bayard E B Beach and wife and Dorothy traveled to Sioux Falls for the wedding of Florence Harrison daughter of C A Harrison, former Huron resident. ADVERTISEME
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
Wolf
Califerni
Edna Snyder
Welen Urquhart
Parker
Presbyterian School of Huron
F. A. Morris
Washington
Oregon
California
Texas
al Whitney
Bayard EB. Beach
Dorothy
Sioux Falls
Florence Harrison
C. AL. Harrison
Harrison
Huron
Sioux Falls Paragraph Founding and Early Local News
This date in South Dakota history recalls April 11 1872 when a Sioux Falls paragraph developed into the Sioux Falls Press founded by W F Kiter. In 1878 the Rapid City Ladies Benevolent Society staged its first entertainment, a financial success. Marcus P Beebe of Ipswich died in 1914 and Harris Franklin, Deadwood born capitalist, died in Yankton aged 74 in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
W. F. Kiter
Rapid City Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Marcus P. Beebe
Ipswich
Harris Franklin
Deadwood
Yankton
Government inefficiency in Dakota aviation and public services
The piece condemns wartime missteps as planes to quell ice jams failed to arrive, citing Bismarck and Mandan dynamite use. It criticizes swivel chair officials in Washington, notes Gen. Mitchell’s public rebuke and dismissal, and argues for strict government regulation of monopolies while preserving private hands with oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotas
War Department
Bismarck
Mandan
Washington
W. B. Mitchell
General Mitchell
Mitchell
Republican
Missouri
Bootlegger Frank De Mayo Faces Nine Years in Prison
Kansas City bootlegger Frank De Mayo, long defier of Prohibition, finally pleads guilty after four juries failed to reach verdicts. He admits to shipping liquor by carload and truck for over a decade, telling reporters he will do his time to become a free man at last. His case involved a Greek confederate, counterfeit stamps, and staged liquor shipments before his downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank de Mayo
Southwest
de Mayo
Kansas City
Federal Building
James Komanakis
Komanakis
Leavenworth
Uncle Sam
World Court Can Wait on Hoover Agriculture Plan
President Hoover should press ahead at the upcoming special session of Congress to give proper consideration to the agricultural problem. The speech urges persistence in pursuing legislation related to farming without delay or distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Congress
Ford promotes installment buying through Universal Credit
Henry Ford backs installment purchases after long hesitancy. Universal Credit company, Ford financed, opens a Minneapolis branch to serve the northwest. Ford pioneered low priced mass production but lagged on installment plans while General Motors led the field.
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Henry Ford
Universal Credit Company
Ford
Minneapolis
General Motors
Ford Organization
Saps in Huron or Watertown Not Sioux Falls
The Argus Leader weighs where a new film scene may be shot. The piece discusses Union Falls South Dakota as a potential location for The Sap, with debate over whether Sioux Falls or nearby Huron or Watertown hosts the production, and hints at local political power dynamics and sheriff races.
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Union Falls
S. D
Sioux Falls
Sap
Huron
Watertown
Argus
Saps
Power Trust
George Egan
George Elliott
Sharpe to lead probe into bank closures in state
The Yankton Press reports Attorney-General Sharpe will supervise a broad inquiry into the administration of closed banks. He will sift letters and clippings to separate concrete charges from rumor, aiming for a fair, thorough inquiry valued by banking officials and the public.
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Sharpe
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Banking Department
Government Should Not Compete With Private Citizens
In a recent interview Thomas A. Fdison argues government, funded by taxpayers, should not operate like a business. He cites railroads, post office and shipping lines as examples of subsidized ventures and stresses government exists to serve the people with functions like army, navy and schools. Good roads are a strong business investment as poor roads hurt farmers and merchants, a view echoed by the Mobridge Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Herald
Thomas A. Fdison
Qne
America
Russia
South Dakota
Mobridge
Mobridge Tribune
Radio Schedule Highlights From April 12
Central standard time programs list stations and entertainers across many affiliates. Includes WABC New York WBBM WEAF WKY and multiple syndicated acts such as Hal Kemp’s Orchestra and the Evening in Paris segment with various partner stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
WABC
New York
WADC
WBBM
Wowo
KMOX
WEAF
WGY
WAM
WWJ
Hal Kemp
Landt
Cavaliers
Sascha Fidelman
WTAM
KYW
WFAA
Paris
WGN
Gus
Lonie
George Dilworth
KSD
Senate
Vincent Lapez
Honnie Laddie
Wren
WLW
WIMJ
Circus
KDKA
WSM
WSB
WHC
Edward Walter
WDKA
WAPI
Donaldson
Quaker Girl
Lois Bennett
WMC
KPRO
KDA
20 Years Ago Today in Huron Social Notes
Twenty years back in Huron Mr and Mrs Bachman Mr and Mrs Dawson Mr Ames and Mr De Witt of Hitchcock attended Odd Fellow and Rebekah meetings in the city. Miller of Hawarden visiting sister Mrs Bodine returned home with her. Ti Hagen wears broad smile over a recent arrival for a girl at his home. Mrs R W Barnes and Mrs Amos Cox of Miller came to Hinton Wednesday to bid adieu.
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Bachman
Dawson
Ames
de Witt
Hitchcock
Rebekah
Miller
Hawarden
Bodine
Hagen
R. W. Barnes
Amos Cox
Hinton
Goitre Not a Disease Promoted for Home Treatment
Milwaukee Wisconsin note from A. 3 Dept. P-255 Box 737 details a goitre specialist claiming goitre is not a disease. He describes a home treatment method with strong success, opposes unnecessary operations, and offers a book by Dr. Rock with free copies to interested readers.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Rock
Goltre
Adyes
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Focal News
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Congressional Committee On
Norbeck
Ledat-Make
Alexandria Herala
Tomorow
WIMI
KSTP
WIOD
Phil “Spitalny
WHAS
WKY
WOR
Newark
WMAQ
KOIL
WLAC
WDOD
WBRC
WREC
KLRA
KFIF
KRLD
KFH
WCCO
WDSU
WHK
KTJF
Wisw
ETSA
NBC
Smile Girl
WLS
WOC
WOW
WDA
KOA
KYOO
Ceneral
Clear Channel Stations
Bob
Walter Wilson
WBEM
WLIR
Contrary
M.c.sorenson, M.D
Plushildren
Lampe
Owice
J.W. Hummer Auto Co
Motor Arcade Bldg
Second St
Greater
Hudson
Essex
the Challenger
Hudson Motor Car Company
Detroit, Michigan
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