Advertising as an Economic Necessity in Modern Distribution
The piece argues that advertising lowers overall distribution costs and boosts consumer savings by spreading fixed costs across sales. It cites Campbell Soup and department stores to show advertising's role in sustaining demand, maintaining quality, and supporting employment while opposing calls to cut ad spend as short sighted.
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Marlen E. Pew
Editor & Publisher
Bronx
Cincinnati
New York
Campbell’s Soup
Campbell Soup
Department of Commerce
Bank President Dr Bjalmar Schacht Shapes Reichsbank Role
Dr Bjalmar Schacht, president of the Reichsbank, exercises influence over Germany’s financial policy and fiscal directions. The text outlines his authority stemming from the central bank position and its impact on the nation’s economic stance.
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Bjalmar ‘Schrecht
Germaisreichsbank
German crisis and Hitler's grip on Germany
Excerpts discuss Deat E B Woodruff's view on Hitler, the religious and racial Jewish issues, and the economic crisis facing Germany. Analysts note Germans accept government decree over personal liberty, demand expanding trade, and reliance on subordinates rather than Mussolini. The piece assesses if forceful speech can avert looming economic strain.
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Deat'e. B. Woodruff
Sioux Falls
Hitler
Fi. J. Haskell
Kansas City, Star
Europe
Germany
Mussolini ix
South Dakota party finances and 1936 campaign odds
AP analysis contrasts Democratic and Republican funding in South Dakota. Democrats levy a one percent monthly payroll assessment to build for 1936, while Republicans face deficit and uncertain fundraising. Tom Berry appears as a likely nominee, with calls for contributions from party beneficiaries.
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Tom Berry
Press Comment on Farm Problems in the Northwest
Northwest farmers with light wheat face an unprecedented price situation as the AAA taxes on millers buying their product may push prices lower. The tax could cost 3 cents a bushel, raising flour barrel costs and squeezing farmers unless AAA modifies the tax. Congress adjournment hinders changes, though the issue demands a solution for Northwest agriculture.
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Minneapolis Journal Northwest
AAA
Northwest
Congress
Bso
Fammer
Scmse
Ruck Passes and Law Clash Over Vending Machines
A Pierre report highlights conflict between two recent legislative measures. One bans gambling devices except those with uniform fair play in coin deposits, while another licenses vending machines. Authorities face a choice to prohibit or license devices with any chance element.
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Newws
Pierre
Hollywood Dreams and a Love Dilemma at Crest Lake
Jo Darien, pursuing stardom in Hollywood, faces pressure from producer Boleson to dump Peter Fragonet. She insists she wants no favors in exchange for her career and recalls Crest Lake encounters with Fragonet, rumors, and a path toward a screen test while hoping for independence.
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Jo Dartes
Bret Foul
Crest Lake Inn
Douglas Marsh
Crest Lake
Bret
Douglas Murgh
Peter Fruganet
Glnacter
Lola Montex
Sim
Mark
Hollywood
Fragonet
Lala Montez
Siles Drann
Crane
Bobson
Jo Darien
Ted
Hobson
Tubby
Fendale
Joshinild Ansurer
Mr. Brown
Douglas ‘Marsh
Brown
Cotita
Silas Deann
Kneck
Boece
Boleson
Atlas Gate
Darien
Jock
Tor
Mary
Showaa
Mr. Bagonet
Bolesan
Quice
R Jo
Miss Darien
Frag
Mr.Boleson
Bolesah
Bolesor
Babeson
HORGKONI Doubles Champion Seeks Snaky Fist Title
Puzzle style list reveals a jumble of clues with references to players, gear, and terms. The mix mentions doubles champion, matches, and various sports and objects, hinting at a crossword style grid. Readers are invited to solve a long, tangled set of entries across numerous clues.
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Horgkoni
Open Forum Letter Critiques Government Solvency and Radicalism
Open Forum letter questions constitutional durability and fiscal policy and critiques modern radicals and economic plans. The writer blends political commentary with historical references and warns against overreliance on financial remedies, urging practical support for government finances and constitutional institutions.
Airdrome Theatre Opens In Huron Tonight
Beginning this evening the Airdrome on Third and Illinois opens with Vitagraph’s The Juggernaut in five parts. H. E. Burnett owns and runs the house, hosting the new cinema event amid a week of social teas Kensingtons and visits from Misses and Mrs. attendees across Huron.
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Huron
Third
Illinois
H. E. Burnett
Vitagraph CoMpany
Mauricio Martin
Wisconsin St. Gladion
A. B. Palmer
Martin
Scotland
T. C. Young
Alfred Giard
Priscilla Club
Young
Ghlo St
Kensington
John Key
Horace Key
John Meyens
Gertrude Mayers
Nora Young
Sara Tomlinson
John Klopp
Harry Otto
Wisconsin Street
Sioux Falls
Otto
Kopp
Ernest Wintle
George Biinco
Chadrog
Nebraska
Ruth Hawes
Pierre
Melbvaine
Evelyn
W. Hithrall
Fannie M. Devis
Chicago
W.S. Gascoigne
Cottonwood
Martin Egan
Alice Montgomery
Madison
Jorquhart
Brookings
Mary Farrell
Paints
Black Hills
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