Fragmentary Newswire Notice From APM Source
A damaged OCR style note cites Associated Press usage rights and national advertising reps for Arthur H. Associates in several cities, plus a Benton department contact line. The fragment references republication rights and a call number for the department.
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National
Arthur H. & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Calif
Northwest Daily Press Assn
Minneapolis, Minn
Newspap er Must Serve Best For Today And Tomorrow
The passage argues a newspaper should publish truthfully and fairly without fear or favor, lead and inspire progress, be ready to battle when needed, yet fight fairly as a forum for all opinions. It should inform homes gently, earn readers' respect, entertain, guide, and accept responsibility as a paper for today with thoughts toward tomorrow.
Mother's Day reflection calls for daily care, not a yearly gush
A columnist argues Mother's Day prompts sentimental hype yet urges sustaining acts of support year round. She expands Mother to include workers and homemakers, urging better economic security, education, and a stable world. The piece condemns neglect of old-age pensions, slum clearance, and healthcare while criticizing war measures over social needs.
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Mother
Colorado Borders Brace for Troops to Bar Outsiders
Colorado mirrors California by stationing troops at borders to search autos and trains and turn away visitors deemed poor. Gov. Johnson asserts jobs for citizens, pledging full military aid if needed, while highlighting the migratory worker’s role in America’s production system.
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Colorado
California
Eawin C. Johnson
America
Men of Honor and Migratory Labor Outlook
A New York preacher argues for a return to men of honor as the path to national recovery. He warns that widespread loss of honor undermines dependability, progress, character, racial relationships and civilization, insisting individuals hold the baton over their own destiny.
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New York
Minot Sims
New York City
Simons
Shorter Working Time Shapes Nation's Unemployment Fix
The piece argues shorter hours will play a major role in solving unemployment. It notes public support for reduced hours and cites the industrial revolution aging a century as proof that work time declines as machines replace labor. Forecasts hinge on acknowledging this ongoing trend.
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England
Skunks Invade Maryland Amid Welfare Aide Debate
Maryland Game Department reports rising skunk activity across the state as relief cash ends trapping work. Officials warn the pest surge threatens ground nesting birds like bobwhites while highlighting the shift away from trapping jobs. The piece links the trend to New Deal relief and a worsening pest problem.
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Laltimore
State’ Game Department
Maryland
Conservation Department
Poem Row Triggers South Carolina Legislators Debate
A South Carolina dispute erupts after a student poem critiquing cotton mill labor prompts lawmakers to analyze the poet psyche. The piece contrasts mill life with art and love, while a separate note praises the Hoover era crackdown on kidnapping, highlighting a broader period tension.
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Baltimore Sun
South Carolina
Post
Peter Moody
South Caroline
Sarah’ N.cleghorn
Camp Program Grows for Central South Dakota Scouts
Cen tral South Dakota Boy Scout Council expands summer camp offerings with three camps: Camp Buffalo at Farm Island June 1 19, Camp Welverdale at Wea sington Springs June 21 28, and Lake Enemy Swim July 5 12. LeRoy Rowse named Gump director of troop camping with a full staff plan and health inspections required for all participants.
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Central, South Dakota
Boy Scout Council
John Smith
LeRoy Rowse
Council
National Council
Halsey School elects delegates to UCL convention
The Halsey school under Mrs Martha Burma held a UCL meeting electing Orval Schwartz and Elsie Bothwell as delegates to the UCL convention at Huron on Saturday April 3 with William Buckler and Arnold Guthmiller as alternates. Eight pupils will take final examinations this spring. Elsie Bothwell the only honor roll student this six weeks and Elmer Schwartz along with Elsie Bothwell have perfect attendance. Three new pupils joined: Bernice Schmidt from Vics Calif a fourth grader and Lloyd and Kenneth McClure of Holabird as fifth and seventh graders respectively. The school currently has 13 pupils.
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Halsey Pchool
Martha Burma
C. L
Huron
Orval Schwartz
Elsie Bothwell
William Buckler
Arnold Guth'miller
Elmer Schwartz
Bernice Schmidt
Vics
Potato Club Formed By Local Boys
Br. Ladd met with eight boys at John Wintle’s home and organized a potato club. Officers elected were Robert King president and Lloyd Will vice president, John Wintle secretary treasurer. Club name to be decided at next meeting. Lunch by Mrs. George Wintle. Gerald Schroder wrote this note.
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Br. Ladd
John Wintle
Robert King
Lloyd Will
Ladd
Georg Wintle
Gerald Schroder
Sunshine League Opens First Ball Game Drawn In April Meeting
The Sunshine League of the Alley School decided at their last meeting to get a ball and on April they played their firm game. It ended in a draw for both sides. Miss Show, the teacher, played with the noise. The seventh and eighth grade prepared for final examinations in a review questions session as reported by Floyd Anderson, league reporter.
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Sunshine League
Sunshine League of the Alley
Show
Tventh
Prpceding
Floyd Anderson
Beadle County 4 H Council Holds Regular Meeting
The Beadle County 4 H Council held its regular meeting at the Ross Oviatt home. President Harlan Olson called it to order. A motion asked about the number of stork pens per 4 H boy. Glenwood Johnson will oversee this month’s radio program. Next meeting is May 8 at Glenwood Johnson’s home. Written by Norma Cranston.
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Beadle
Beadle County
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Club Dance Recalls White Night
Twenty years ago in Huron Sans Souci Club closed the season with a Snow hall party at Odd Fellows Hall. About twenty five couples danced in white. J Mo Moria J H Mahaffy W L Maul E F Vance organized the event and earned thanks. Next day Mrs Grover hosted the Merry Wives Club with orig inal contests and a two course feast featured by a sun shine cake.
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Sans Souci Club
Rosea
Fr A. Will Entertain
Mfr
Simon
Brandmire
Ueia Sty
Belle Center YCL Elects New Officers
Belle Center YCL elected new officers led by president Jonine Finley and vice president Edward Hawkins with Reva Thompson as secretary and treasurer. The group praised Finley for achievements in the third and fourth grade division at the Mitchell regional contest where eleven contestants competed. The next meeting is Friday with a Mother's Day program planned, report by Reva Thompson.
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Belle Center
YCL
C.D
Belle “Center
Ieee
Margaret Helly
Jonine Finley
Edward Hawkins
Reva Thompson
Jeanne/Finley
Mitchell
Revan Thompson
Conférence invites students to De Kot University event
A fragmented notice invites Wesleyan and Michal area students to attend a conference at De Kot University on June 21. It mentions both girls and boys ages 45 to attend, though the text is garbled and details are uncertain.
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Ives Dakot
Wesleyan
Toou
Chibs
Michal
de Kot
Joalayan
Faase
Noted Educator and Miscellany Linguistic Puzzle Item
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of words and numbers spanning names, places, and terms. It mentions educators, medals, frames, and various unrelated items, with scattered dates and figures, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Younger Generation Speaks on War and Peace
Editor note introduces a John Stewart essay from a 17 year old on youth views. He argues youth fear war yet oppose conquest and urge peaceful progress in science and government, noting no single leader can ensure peace without global cooperation.
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John Stewart
Mes. C. R. Stewart
Dakota Avenue South
Wai
Jon Stewart
Xbout
Japan
China
Tuy
Ethiopia
Tanneas
Sons of
Africas
United Stans
Weekend visits and plans noted in local Wateray area
Mrs. Fred Hoffman and daughter Phyilix plan a weekend with Hoffmans in Wateray Yankton Herald reports Rev A C Miller left for Stanley County and will attend the state Sunday schools convention at Euron. Mrs H M Brookman to St Paul for a few days as Mr Brockman is in hospital there. Willow Lake music class holds second musicale with boy and girl glee clubs and the undied horns. proceeds support groups heading to the state contest at Sioux Falls this week.
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Fred Hoffman
Phyilix
Willow Lake
Glee Club
Glee Clube
Sioux Pals
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Ieie Eng
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College of Medal
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