Publication details for Huron newspaper and rates
The item lists the publisher THE HURON PUBLISHING CO at 4 Third St with officers Charles H Mitchell G F McCannon Robert D Lusk and notes post office entry in Huron South Dakota. It provides carrier and mail rates per week month six months and year for local and out of state readers and credits the Associated Press.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
H. J. Mitchell
Treas
G. F. McCannon
Robert D
Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
St Paul Speech Drives Democrats to Endorse Roosevelt
The St Paul address appears to win over Democrats and broad praise from critics like Walter Lippmann. Lippmann lauds Roosevelt's breadth and vision while noting the absence of concrete emergency measures. Critics caution against any bold policy shift before conventions, yet collective sentiment favors the governor’s perceived leadership.
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ST. Paul
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Walter Lippmann
Roosevelt
Hag
St Paul
Lippmann
Smith
Lippman
Senator Wheeler
Mr. Roosevelt
Lipproan
Omaha World-Herald
Perses
Lindy A Legend Replaces Jack Of Beanstalk In Kids
Minneapolis report notes Colonel Lindbergh replacing Jack of the Beanstalk in children’s imagination. University of Minnesota scientists tested 100 kindergartners and found 20 believed Lindbergh to be the real figure, illustrating a shift in popular legends among young minds.
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Lindy
Minneapolis
Colonel Lindbergh
Jack of the Beanstalk
University of Minnesota
Lindbergh
The Legend of the Famous Aviator Captures Youth Hearts
The piece reflects on how the famed aviator has become a legend in American youth culture. Only 58 people may know what he did, hinting at a hidden moral, while his enduring fame seems assured for many years.
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Jack
SAVE THESE CHILDREN Sheds Light On Need For Special Education
The White House conference on Child Health and Protection reveals 5.63 million U S school children require special attention and education. About 3 million have impaired hearing, a million have defective speech, another million have weak hearts, 3000 are crippled, and 14,000 are blind. Proper care now is cheaper than later public charges. The report calls for national focus beyond economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
United States
A Critical Period in Germany’s Power Struggle
The article argues Germany faces a critical period as the government seeks to suppress fascist star troops. If disbandment proceeds without conflict, Hitler faces trouble securing power by vote. otherwise, fighting could erupt and reshape the republic’s future. The piece notes a pivotal moment amid repudiation at the palrs.
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Hitler
Star
Palrs
German Republic
Train Children to Observe Traffic Rules in Aberdeen
Aberdeen school authorities announce a complete safety education program funded with the American Automobile Association. The plan argues that educating children during formative years offers the best chance to curb traffic deaths and instill prudent driving and walking habits for motorists and pedestrians alike.
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Aberdeen News
Echool
American Automobile
Guaranty Fund Fallout Cited in South Dakota Depositor Relief
A long critique notes the failed bank guaranty system in South Dakota, citing a $275,000 distribution to depositors from the old fund as a small but appreciated relief. It argues the guaranty concept encouraged risky banking and ultimately collapsed, leaving depositors with diminished protection. Governor Green moves to distribute remaining funds despite the fund’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Guaranty Fund
Rand
Gorenor Green
Rushmore in Limelight for Washington Bicentennial
The Rustmore memorial commission in Chicago last week backed a Black Hills August celebration to spotlight Mount Rushmore as part of the Washington bicentennial program. Sen. Peter Norbeck and Rep. Williamson will press officials to approve the idea and boost tourism and publicity for the sculpture project. State Auditor William Dunn underwent surgery in Rochester for a tumor, with the Pierre Capital-Journal noting broad political support for his re nomination.
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Rushmore
Argus-Leader
Rustmore
Chicago
Washington
Black Hills
South Dakota
Mount Rushmore
Gutzon Borglum
Southy Dakota
Hills
Bess
William Dunn
Rochester
Pierre Capital-Journal
Dunn
Tkshish
Dba Solerse-Nigamore Herald
Girls Learn To Keep House Well
Julian Clarence Levi chair of the Architectural League of New York discusses Girl Scouts homemaking projects and their teaching of intelligent home planning. He notes fundamentals endure through changing details, praises women’s architectural potential, and argues success is about education and ability, not sex.
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Julian Clarence Levi
Architectural League of
New York
Stouting
Levi
Beaux Arts Society of Architects
Architects
National
Girl Scout Organization
Mr. Levi
Frankfort Troop Wins Central South Dakota Scout Rally
The final of five mayoral rallies for the Boy Scouts of Central South Dakota was held at Redfield high school. Troop 26 of Frankfort won with 35 points, Doland Troop 34, Redfield 23, and Hitchcock 21. Frankfort excelled in pony express, knot tying, and signaling. Harold Phillips’ signal team achieved a perfect message. Redfield won attendance and bugling. Doland led first aid and splicing. Next inter-troop contest is a May camporee.
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Boy Scouts of
Central South Dakota
Redfield High School
Fred C. Eggers
Hitchcock
Doland
Frankfort
Redfield
Harold Phillips
Harry
Leslie Gross
Rolland Smith
Marshall McWickle
Edwin Garrett
Flint and Steel
Robert Ivie
4-H Rally Days Draw Big Crowd with Plans for 1932
Many 4-H Clubbers attend annual meet as home made games delight attendees. Local leaders seek directions for kit making. Speeches, plans for 1932, and the tableaux Days of Washington energize rallies. Attendance ranged from 90 to 233 at early events in Redfield Aberdeen Miller Huron Milbank Tyrndall Hayli Brookings, with further rallies scheduled in Clay Cocington Butte and Turner in late April and May.
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T. M. Jones
Washington
Redfield
Aberdeen
Miller
Huron
Milbank
Tyrndall
Hayli
Brookings
Clay
Cocington
Butte
Tuner
4-H Boys Prepare for District Judging Meet at State College
Plans for the district judging practice at State College in Brookings are under way led by H. M. Jones. The event, held for years, will help counties develop and select teams with separate contests for livestock dairy poultry crops and meat identification. Extension specialists from State College will oversee the judging events.
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State College
Brookings
H. M. Jones
TeebSog
Tate Ee
League Girl Reports Corn Education From January 4 1800
A newspaper dated January 4, 1800 notes a League Girl's classroom report by John Schulz of Valley League Beadle Security district No 1. He describes studying corn, listing leading states Iowa Illinois Nebraska Missouri Indiana, and recalls a teacher exhibit of corn product samples including oil syrup sugar starch and writing paper. The piece quotes a school song about Iowa and notes claims about corn heights in Iowa.
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League Girl
Iowa
Ilinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Indiana
John Schulz
Valley Peague
Beadle Security
Play Repeated For Y C L Group At Huron County Convention
Young Citizens League members who attended the county convention in Huron Saturday watched an operetta The Wishing Well by St Teresa's school students. The cast included William Johnson as Terence O Grady and Ethel Moore as Lady Mary Dornell with principal roles and a notable fairy queen Catherine Islind.
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Young Citizens League
Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce
St. Teresa's School
H. L. Hirley
Huron Business Association
Sisters of St. Teresa's School
William Johnson
Terence O'Grady
Terence O'Moore
Lady Mary Dornell
Ethel Moore
Noreen
Lady Mary
Cloris Schwiderski
Matthew Buxby
Frank Vogel
Darby Duffy
Cecil Tobin
Kathleen O'Mara
Mary Boyle
Dan Tyron
William McDermott
Nora
Darby
Rosalie Gable
Maureen McGibney
Soquette
Nordica Bjornson
Molly O'Toole
Mary Jo Fahrendorf
Felix Murphy
John Hatcher
Catherine Islind
Patricia Downs
Mary J. Stiver
Marjoretta Tritz
Paylus Busse
Bilech McHugh
Margeret Calvert
Rose Garden
the Manor
Broadland Troop 15 Holds Regular Scout Meeting
Broadland Boxe Scouts Troop 15 met Wednesday at the church. The regular opening ceremony was followed by the election of scribe Warne Levick. Contests tested knot tying and first aid. The boys practiced a drift and the meeting closed with the Scoutmaster's benediction per reporter Alton Seyick.
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Broadland Troop 15
Broadland Boxe
Warne Levick
Alton Seyick
Lucky Strivers 4-H Club Holds Hosiery Care Demo
The Lucky Strivers 4-H club met at Mrs. Minnie Link s home on April 22 with Ada Meisenhelder presiding. Ada and Mary Meiserhalder demonstrated hosiery care, Edith Dubro and Maxine Link plan the next presentation for May 7 at Mrs. Will Meisenhelder s home, followed by lunch.
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Lucky Strivers Club
Lucky Strivers
Valley League girl praises Mary Marie by Elearer H Porter
Evelyn May of Beadle county district No 3 cites the book Mary Marie as a fine read. The author was 13 when written. The story explains Marie born, nurse, and parental divorce leading to Marie living alternatingly with mother and father named Mary Marie.
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Valley League
Mary Marie
Elearer H. Porter
Evelyn May
Beadle County
Marie
Mary
Northern Lights Observed By Leaguer
A reader recalls a family sighting of flashing lights in the sky on a night trip home from town. The mother and brother first notice the glowing displays from cars and the children rush outside to view the brilliant airborne lights, wondering what they might be and what their father would think.
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Beat
Thia
Omarran
Oice
Variety Bazaar Puzzle Clues Mixed With Lexicon Entries
A dense listing of cryptic style clues and definitions spans multiple categories. It blends vocabulary, abbreviations, and historical references, presenting crosswords like items, with scattered numbers and partial phrases, resembling a mixed entertainment and glossary page.
League Boy Studies Many Uses Of Corn
A 1200 dated newspaper, read at Spafford school by Rita Allen, features items printed after George Washington's death, with bold borders. The February Spafford Booster reprints details for Washington bicentennial plans, and the paper is owned by Rifai's aunt.
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Spafford
Flandreau
Rita Allen
George Washington
Spafford Booster
Rifai
Washington
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Advice on seed depth and planting methods for home gardens detailing soil types and seed characteristics. Includes row spacing, thinning, and marking rows with garden line, plus notes on shallow sowing for tender seeds and transplanting strategies. The piece also weaves in a personal memory about northern lights observed by a local group member.
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Sara L. Dewing
Wabash College appoints Cecil entererL as botany instructor
Twenty years ago in Hurei details show Cecil entererL Wabash college Cran ville Ind received appointment in botany department. Next fall he becomes an instructor at Wabash. A runaway scare on Third street near Dakota arose when a pole dropped, but Mrs. Styer and daughter escaped uninjured. Frank H. Dwyer left for Sioux City to reach the Black Hills via Norfolk. Russell Stewart and C A Campbell headed to Sioux Falls to return with two Campbell Auto company cars. Mrs. Denny Sauer hosted a luncheon at one o'clock with Alla Sauer as guest of honor, table decorated in pink and white.
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Cecil
Wabash College
Cranville
Ind
Mer
Mass
M Styer
Frank H. Dwyer
Sioux City
Norfolk
Hitchcock Girls Take Third In State Essay Contest
Ralph Glenn of Washington high school Sioux Falls won the South Dakota Washington bicentennial essay contest. Kathleen Malley Scenic earned second and Beth Steffen Hitchcock third. Awards to be given May 9 at the Young Citizens League convention. About 4408 pupils in 12% South Dakota high schools participated. Watertown reported 250 pupils enrolled. Glenn’s essay advances to the national contest.
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Pierre
Ralph Glenn
Washington High Schow
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Washington
D. C
Young Citizens League
Glenn
Mills
George Washington
Watertown
Witl
Aberdeen Man Sentenced After Attack Case
Aberdeen April 25 4 P M Adler pleaded guilty to assault and battery and began a 30 day jail term. A separate charge of assault with a dangerous weapon and an insanity hearing were pending after a recent attempted suicide. Adler was arrested at Nora Posson’s home with a loaded revolver and struck her, threatening violence. Two of Mrs Posson's daughters have been married and divorced from Adler.
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Aberdeen
P—Matin
Adler
Nora Posson
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Reseda Eeende
Central
Hazel Christoffersen
Y.C.L
St. Teresa
Borden
U. S
Europa
Upper
U. Bs House
Garmont
Acces
Marie May
Valley
Jesus Beadle Covely
District No 1
Hurei
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