Huron Publishing Co local notices pricing and staff
Publshed by Huron Publishing Co in Auren SD lists office address 49 Third St. and executives Mitchell president Tremp Trem F McCannon vice president Robert Lust secretary. Post office marks and carrier rates per week in Auren 15 cents per month mail in SD 2.00 six months 4.00 per year 6.00 elsewhere 6.00. Member of Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
Chas
Mitchell, Pres
F. McCannon
Robert D-Lust
Auren
Auron
South Dakota
United States
Many Weapons Ready In Roosevelt Gold Standard Debate
Analysis notes unclear aims behind ending the gold standard. Observers expect Roosevelt and Woodin to shape policy for war debts and global trade while avoiding detailed bills of particulars. A banker suggests the Bank for International Settlements may stabilize currency without gold, with the administration keeping multiple options ready for domestic and international action.
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Roosevelt
Woodin
Federal Reserve
Bank of International Settlements
Opposing Agriculture and the Post on farm relief debate
The Saturday Evening Post sides with Senator Reed and Ogden Mills opposing farm relief, arguing prices reflect scarcity and that adjustments should come from lowering taxes and rates rather than artificial measures. It criticizes Curtis publication's advice and faulted industry for seeking higher tariffs.
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Saturday Evening Post
Senator Reed
Ogden L. Mills
Andrew W. Melton
Senate
the Post
Curtis
Agriculture in peril under tariffs and output decline
The speaker argues tariffs drive the nation into two economic levels, with agriculture 50 percent behind industry in purchasing power. He warns current Congress legislation may not instantly enrich farmers and fears agricultural conditions will worsen unless action is taken.
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Trajor
Congress
Newest dirigible Macon rises amid mixed hopes
The airship Macon finally takes to the sky after delays caused by the Akron disaster and bad weather. Observers note its beauty and thrill while cautioning that giant dirigibles may remain fair weather vessels. Many hope the ship proves the airship’s reliability.
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Macon
A Thief's Mistake In Mireola Ends In Cuffed Car
A would be tree thief in Mireola Long Island planned to load cedar saplings into a car but misread the target. He flagged a passing vehicle and jumped in with the loot only to find he boarded a police squad car instead. He is jailed reflecting on his error.
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Mireola
L. I
Organizing Labor in the Chamber of Commerce
Albert J Maag secretary of the Central Labor Union argues that organized effort will be essential as the economic system evolves. He says the Chamber of Commerce can play a crucial role in solving today and tomorrow’s problems for the community.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Solvjethane
Albert J. Maag
Central Labor Union
Greenland saga and Greenland under Danish rule
The World court has placed Greenland under Danish sovereignty after a long Nordic history from Eric the Red's 985 voyage to a later era of exploration. The piece traces colonization, depopulation, Arctic exports, and the shifting view of Greenland as a strategic hub and possible air-route station, with reflections on Greenland and Nordic unity.
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Eric the Red
Christian Science Moniz
World Court
Denmark
Norway
Greenland
Guanbjorn
Iceland
Aame
Leif
Hans Egede
Heber
India
Coral
Scandinavia
United States
Europe
America
Sweden
Huron Scouts Get Promotions At April Court Meeting
The Huron Court of Honor met Tuesday evening promoting eight Tenderout Scouts to Second Class. Names include Daum John Phelps, Richard Welsh, Kenneth Gile, Dale Hansen, Wesley Meyer, Robert Rupp, Nervin Thorsness, and Joe Hemmingway. Woodrow Gregory of Troop 3 received the Gold Palm. Thirty-one merit badge applications were approved for Troops 1, 2, and 3 including safety, public health, civics, first aid, and woodwork among many.
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Huron Court
Atyus Regnar
Rane
Ry, Daum
John Phelps
Richard Welsh
Kenneth Gile
Dale, Hansen
Wesley Meyer
Robert’ ‘Rupp
Nervin Thorsness
Joe Hemmingway
Life Scout
Woodrow Gregory
Gordon ‘Bjornson
Robert Fahrendorf
James Hatcher
James Hemmingway
Grant Kennard
Vance Kennard
Ted Sandell
Eugene Tobi
Francis Tobin
Emmett Walsh
Ned Buckler
Edmound Welsh
Areyle Knight
Grant Pasek
Allen Hoy
Robert Harris
Gordon McNamara
Cecil Shephard
Bob Streeter
Two New Members Join Broadland Girl Scout Troop
The Broadland Girl Scouts troop met at the schoolhouse Monday evening with all members present. Two new members joined, Mebel and Lela Pownell, bringing total members to 14. The group learned a new song and played games after a business meeting, with "Taps" sung, according to Frances Poulisse.
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Broadland
Broadland Girl Scouts Troop No
Mebel
Lela Pownell
Frances Poulisse
Foote School Pupils Plant Trees for Arbor Day
Sixth grader Marvin Maass of Foote school Barrett township describes Arbor Day observance. Under Miss Mary Smith the class delayed planting due to exams and vacation, completing four Chinese elms across the front yard, plus yard cleanup. Miss Cummings praised the exhibit.
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Foote
Marvin Maass
Foote School
Barrett Township
Mary Smith
Mise Cummings
Sewing Club Aids 4-H Camp Fund Drive
The Queen's Star Stitchers held a Saturday meeting at 2 at leader Mrs A L Krouse's home to finish laundry bags and plan cookies for a fundraiser. Esther Hagemo reports perfect attendance since club division and aims to send a member to the camp at the fair grounds this summer. Readings by Elle Mase Disney and Esther Passenheim, with refreshments by Mrs A L Krouse.
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Sewing Club
Queen's Star Stitchers
A L, Krouse
Fair Grounds
Esther Hagemo
Elle Mase
Disney
Esther Passenheim
A. L. Rouse
Broadland Girl Scouts Hike From Town Saturday
Broadland Girl Scouts left town around 5 30 am and hiked to the O J Olson farm three miles east. They prepared personal breakfasts of bacon eggs bread butter fruit and coffee. They then visited the Indian village east and north of the Olson home and returned to take photographs. Miss Susie Thompson is captain. Monica Brickman is lieutenant. Dorothy Urban wrote the report.
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Broadland
O. J. Olson
Here
Olson
Susie Thompson
Monica Brickman
Dorothy Urban
Fourth Grade Store Study At Dehmson School
Tobias L Wedel of fourth grade says students conducted a classroom store during business period. Angelina and he ran the shop using a cash register and a grocery stick. They offered special prices on many groceries for the day.
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Tobias L. Wedel
Dehmson
Angelina
Sewing Club Meeting in Huron Highlights Pledge and Reports
The Best Ever Sewing club met April 22 at the Federal building in Huron with Miss Sara L. Dewing home agent present. President Blanche Meade led the pledge as roll call and minutes were read, committees named including Valois Clemens Mildred Johnson Florence Holfar and Alice David to prepare reports on club activities. Several pupils at Valley Consolidated School achieved perfect attendance with only three and a half days absent in six weeks. A school play and a coming event at Mildred Johnson’s home were announced.
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Huron
Federal Building
Sara L. Dewing
Blanche Meade
Valois Clemens
Mldred Johnson
Florence Holfar
Alice da
Val
Ley’ Consolidated School
Lewis Schwartz
Russell Dammeier
George Schwartz
Vivian “McMorgy
Lloyd
Plan to Attend World's Fair Becomes Beacon City Aim
Brookings reports strong interest in sending 4 H members to the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. John P Wallace of Wallaces Farmer outlines a special concession to reduce expenses for 4 H members and leaders. Leaders Brown and Bressfield praise the opportunity for youths and adults, with many confirming plans for an organized 4 H delegation from across the county. A folder titled Once in a Life Time outlines the Beacon City plan and has been widely distributed.
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Brookings
H.M. Jones
Chicago
John P. Wallace
A. Sin. Brown
Minnehaha
Florence Bressifield
Hamlinscurty
Beacon
City Way
South Dakota
State Y C L convention to feature Gov Berry speakers
Pierre April 27 The South Dakota public questions department plans entertainment for hundreds of delegates at the annual state Young Citizens League convention next Monday and Tuesday. Gov Tom Berry will head a speaker list that includes H B Rudolph presiding judge of the state supreme court Harry C Kehm state commander of the American Legion and J D Weeks state superintendent of public instruction. Most program work will be by grade school pupils of the citizenship organization who will preside addresses and recitations and perform in musical numbers. The final state essay and speaking contest will crown three placings Monday afternoon. A capitol reception Tuesday afternoon closes the two day program with D C Mills state secretary in charge.
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Citizenship Organization
Capitol
D. C. Mills
League
Jefferson Girt Reserves Elect Officers in April Meeting
The Jefferson Girt Reserves met Monday April 5 with Miss Clara Seton in charge. The meeting opened with the Code Song and roll call. Elected officers include Geraldine Leckness president Louise Wherkildsen vice presidents Avis Bruce secretary Thelma Simpson treasurer Betty Jean Wright club reporter. Follow the Gleam was sung at the close.
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Jefferson G. R
Jefferson Girt Reserves
Clara Seton
Geraldine Leckness
Louise Wherkildsen
Avis Bruce
Thelma Simpson
Betty Jean Wright
Florence Kelly
Capitola School Girl Writes Story About Robins
Capitola district school No 4 second grade pupil Mabel Stahl writes a composition on robins. The piece notes robin length of 10 inches, rusty brown breast, male black head and female gray head, songs, nests of mud, four to six bluish green eggs, mother care and teaching, migration southward in cold weather, and remaining birds seeking warmth under trees.
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Capitola
Mabel Stahl
Capitols
Boys Elected On Flag Committee At Valley School
Harold Dammeier of Valley No 1 Consolidated school says John Schultz and he were elected to the flag committee. They plan to raise the flag each morning if weather is nice, lower and fold it after school, and store it in the closet. Miss Irene Anderson teaches the school.
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Mitchell
Red Cross
Wall Street
South Dakota
Redfeld Journal
John Schultz
Harold Dammeier
Valley No. 1
Irene Anderson
Monroe Doctrine Puzzle Clue List From Historic Newspaper
A fragmented crossword style page lists clues about the Monroe Doctrine and related terms. It mixes historical references with wordplay on politics, law, geography, and conduct, featuring entries like Universal themes, naval terms, and constitutional phrases amid scattered answers.
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Game Idea
A playful party card game using mooing noises. Players choose animal names, two card decks shuffled, eleven cards dealt each, with exposed cards triggering calls. The goal is to claim opponents exposed cards by making the correct noise first, until only two players hold all cards.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notices Recap
Twenty years ago in Huron local notes recount travel to Pierre and Warner, visits in Watertown and Minneapolis, marriages and honeymoons, and relatives visiting. Also Ray Magness of St Lawrence buying horses as prices rise, with Melvin Paeoe receiving 100 for a mare.
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Ames
Ray
Magness
St Lawrence
Melvin Paeoee
College Girl Fudge Recipe Contest Note
Mrs Hans Sorenson of Erwin submits a fudge recipe from a past contest noting fudge memories and the simple recipe of butter sugar cocoa evaporated milk cooked to soft ball stage. Entries for this week’s contest must be in by 3 pm Friday April 29 with name on every sheet and three prizes offered.
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Hans Sorenson
Erwin
Fudge
Canova To Host To S D Convention
Canova will host the Miner County Sunday school convention on Sunday May 28 with Dr S W Keck of Huron SD superintendent of Congregational churches of South Dakota as principal speaker. Segsiong will be held in forenoon afternoon and evening at the Congregational church.
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Canova
S. D
Miner County
S. W. Keck
Huron
Congregational Churches of
South Dakota
Congregational Church
Young Men At Cavour Seek Forestry Jobs
Several youths from Cavour have applied for government promoted forestry work. Named applicants include Dominic O Boyle Thes Corrigan Sr Francis Costello Lyman Sweet Lawrence Delvaux and Count Delvaux. More men are discussing applying for the positions.
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Cavour
Dominic O’boyle
Thes. Corrigan
Francis Costello
Lyman Sweet
Lawrence Delvaux
Count Delvaux
Real Estate Transfers From Beadie County Real Estate Firms
Real estate transfers listed include J F Anderson Lnr Co to GF Mc Cannon Huron for $1 Lot 42 Block 3 Ennis Addition to Huron Edward Pugsley to Home Builders Inc Huron for $1 Lot 24 replat of Lot 22 Block 23 3rd Ry Addition to Huron Christina Dewild to First Nat Bank Freeman S D for $1 S W 350 112 685 William Dewald to First Nat Bank Freeman SD for $1 S W 3 112 39 Edward A Pugsley to Home Builders Inc Huron for $1 Lot 13 to 149 times Byrom. Vermillion April 17 discussion on Greek sculpture by A L Keith at KUSD University radio station.
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Beadie County Abstract & Title Co
J. F. Anderson Lnr. Co
McCannon
Huron
Ennis
Edward ¥. Pugsley
Home Builders, Inc
Christina Dewild
First Nat Bank
Freeman
S. D
Dewald
Edward A Pugsley
Lot
Byrom
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