Local News Snippet From Historic Wire Service Text
Fragmented OCR notes reference a yeaterday carrier model with weekly rate and monthly price in Hiaten South Dakota. Names Chas HS Mitchell and Robert D Lush appear among partial entries. The text cites Associated Press and local news dispatches with conviction notes.
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Chas, HS. Mitchell
Robert D. Lush
He Pein Ot Mere
Hiaten
South Dakota
Associated Fress
Associated Prees
Othnisien
Fat Chie Gemers
Alep
NEW FRONTIER IN ALASKA SETTLEMENT PROMISES NEW START
A 1935 analysis notes hundreds of farm families from Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin heading to Alaska with government aid to restart lives off relief. It argues Alaska holds fertile soil lakes and forests with milder winters than northern Michigan and offers a chance to regain self-reliance through homesteading.
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Alaska
Matanuska Valley
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Uncle Sam
Northland
Buy Forage Crop Seed Now For Drought Supply
Farmers urged to buy forage crop seed now as seed loan funds flow into the state for spring planting. Officials say drought resistant crops like cane, feterita, grohoma, kaffir corn, millet, sudan grass provide essential livestock feed when other crops fail.
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South Dakota
Roosevelt backs grade crossing cuts with safety funding
A painted argument links the Maryland train bus disaster that killed 14 children to a push for grade crossing elimination and the new work relief program. It urges funding for automatic warning devices as a government safety measure.
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Roosevelt
Maryland
Vague Plan Cited for Crossing Upgrades in Maryland
A rough outline discusses funding a series of crossings with broad cost estimates from below one hundred thousand to two hundred thousand dollars. The proposal argues the upgrades will reduce grid warnings and be money well spent from multiple viewpoints.
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Maryland
Enforce the Law Voters reject liquor sale in Huron
The voters of Huron rejected the sale of liquor by the drink and the paper urges strict enforcement of the law. It notes temperance activists fear illegal selling would continue under a negative vote and argues against ignoring the statute despite its flaws. It cites State Auditor ONeill pushing for a special session and urges united compliance.
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Huron
Cause of Temperance
Huran
O'Neil
Tough On Convicts at Alcatraz Blasts Capone Tale
An ex convict claims Alcatraz harshly mistreats inmates including Al Capone driving him to despair. The source notes Capone was a notorious Chicago racketeer and questions the reliability of the tale while acknowledging the prison’s strict discipline.
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Alcatraz
Uncle Sam
al Capone
Chicago
Capone
New York Ties Silver Policy Drives Up Prices
The government boosts the price for newly mined U S silver from 64.4 to 7 cents an ounce as Treasury officials defend the move amid debate over inflation, market effects, and silver bloc influence in Congress. Critics say the policy lacks a clear effective purpose and risks broader economic consequences.
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New York
Joy
United States
Treasury
Congress
Ully Han
Publication Pioneer Timed To Honor Ailing Times Editor
An imperfect obituary sketch recalls the publisher who shaped a once faltering newspaper into a trusted, dignified voice. He promoted clean, impartial reporting and built audience loyalty through steady effort and intelligence.
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S Jemon
Times
America
Bnpertiel
Star
Naique Mae
Mystery of the Elevator Standoff in a Hidden Apartment
Millicent Graves and Norman Happ spy a mysterious man, Phyllis Fawconer’s suite, and a suspect Bob Calse in a locked apartment. They dodge discovery as they search for clues after a chauffeur is found shot and the husband is missing. Suspicions fall on Bob while Millicent weighs risky moves.
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Millicent Graves
George Drimgold
Eerployer
Jarvis Happ
Hianp
Norman
Robert Culse
Happ
Mrs. Hepp
Beet
MitHecent
Norman Ell
Joan
Millicent
Phyllis
Phyllis Fawheoner
Phyllis Faurconer
Bob Caise
Norman Happ
Bob
Caise
Norman” Happaie
Cynthia
Bob Calse
Norman Hepp
Shadow World Puzzle Scramble Reveals Names and Terms
A fragmented OCR list presents clues and definitions across horizontal and vertical entries. The mixed terms include animals tools places and titles. it appears as a word puzzle with many cryptic connections and partial phrases.
Wolsey Musicians Shine At State Contest With Local Support
Wolsey residents receive special thanks for helping send the high school orchestra to the state music contest in Sioux Falls. Beatrice Teply, Herbert Kahre, Clair Nyhouse and Frank Allen funded transportation. Mark Cogswell earned a superior trombone rating while Wolsey’s 17-piece C orchestra placed high among larger ensembles. Mrs. Wardman directed the group for two years before leaving for Abingdon, and local moves include C G Thompson buying out Areman and Alley Auto, as well as residents Whitney and Moyers making personal trips and travels.
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Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Supt
F. W W. Wardman
Sioux Fails
Beatrice Teply
Herbert Kahre
Clair Nyhouse
Frank Allen
Bf. Allen
Mr. Baker
Mark Cogswell
South Dakota
FW. Wardman
Abingdon
Aberdeen
Gertrude Moyers
Rochester
Minn
Edgar Murmford
Mystery in the Apartment Reveals a Clue
Norman Happ conducts a careful survey of ashtrays and cigarette brands while Millicent examines Phyllis Faulconer’s housekeeping. A hidden closet reveals a startling clue that shocks them, as the scene ends with a dramatic reveal and a promise to continue.
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Norman Happ
Millicent
Phyllis Faulconer
Norman
Ladies enjoy spring bridge party in Huron home
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs J McD Campbell and Mrs H Campbell hosted a large bridge party at the Campbell home. Tulips and ferns colored the rooms while 24 players attended. A guest from Mason City joined the decorations and dinner followed. Mrs Alma Rumford left for Sioux City with her daughter bound for Kansas City.
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J. ‘McD Campbell
H.campbell
Bridge
Campbell
Carda
L. H. Jones
Torine
Jamon Elder
Mason City
Alma. Rumford
Sioux City
McHugh
Kansas
City
The
England
Wales
Pdu- Vimedia. Company
JM. Babbitt
Aon Boyd Tett
Washington News Roundup on Open Door Policy and NRA Debate
The AP reports U S protests Japan over oil monopoly in Manchukuo and General Johnson urged senators to keep the NRA as a middle path between economic failure and fascist communism. Roosevelt seeks to shield Britain in records probe while editors plead for press freedom and farm tenants seek a $2 billion rehabilitation bill amid social security battles.
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Associated Press
United States
Far East
Japan
Manchukuo
Hugh Johnson
Senate
NRA
Progressive club meeting in Alpena hosts papers and lessons
The Progressive club met at Mrs. T. A. Hayes home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. V. J. Linn led the lesson. Mrs. A. J. Seldechian presented Life Begins at Forty and Mrs. Feick presented Making the 50th Anniversary Golden. Refreshments were served by the host.
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Alpena
Progressive
T. A. Hayes
V. J. Linn
A. J. Seldechian
Feick
Bridge Party Held in Alpena Honoring Hostess Maron Smith
Special report from Alpena notes hostess Maron Smith presiding over a Monday evening bridge party. Attendees included Mrs. Charles Brammer, Mrs. A J Seldschian, Mrs. V C Kinn, Mrs. H D Wahl, Mrs. P Burns, Mrs. John Bentgon, Mrs. E C Bother, and Mrs. John Lewis. Miss Linn won high score, Mrs Burg had the sit-out, and Mrs Wahl finished with the low score.
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Alpena
Maron Smith
Dovert Bridge
Gusgiz
Charles Brammer
A J. Seldschian
V. C. Kinn
H. D. Wahl
P. & Burns
John Bentgon
E.C. Bother
John Lewis
Mira. Linn
Burg
Wahl
Low
Presbyterian Ladies Meet and Plan May Hostess
In Manchester on April 13 the Lettles Aldaockety group met with Mrs. W De Allen and about members attended. After business the hostess and Mrs W B Allen served supper. The next Ald meeting is set with Mrs G S Barnes in May.
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Manchester
Lettles
Ald Aockety
W. de Allen
W. B. Allen
Aupper
G. 8. Barnes
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Lusk-Mitchell Mewepapers
Jox
George Clark
Pyalloent
Robert
Glea
Roelea
Wis
Dols
Norgian Happ
Star of Shadow
Claudette
Bhai
I¢T
Wade
Bathas
Franceli Towaiton
India
Washington
Bergh
League of Nations
Great Britain
J. #. Morgan and company
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Tay
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