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Published by THE HURON PUBLISHING CO. 4 Third St SE Chan A J Mitchell Pres and Treas F McCannon Vice Pres Robert D Lusk Gee Entered at the Post Office of Huron 5 Dy as second class matter By carrier In the city of Huron per week 15 cents By mail in South Dakota per month six months a0 sur yerr HM By mail elsewhere in the United States per year 6.00
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
Chan
A. J. Mitchell
Treas F. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Gee
Huron
South Dakota
United States
The Cart Before the Horse in Agriculture Policy
Editorial argues the national effort under the NRA neglects farming. It warns that expanding urban jobs and wages without agricultural purchasing power worsens the farmer’s position and threatens the recovery. The Watertown Public Opinion urges a clear plan to restore agriculture’s place in the economy under Secretary Wallace.
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Wallace
Watertown
NRA
Lippman
New York
Real Leadership Satisfied in Labor Union Clash
Astute analysts note passing developments in a battle between sane leadership in union labor and radicals. Miss Van Kleeck has resigned from the federal advisory council, saying the national arbitration board strips collective bargaining from workers. The labor secretary contends the law guarantees such rights, while the board maintains no tie-ups or industry ruin during national recovery. Wise union leadership broadly supports the arbitration board’s temper and aims to avoid intergroup interference in forthcoming months.
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Miss. van Kleeck
Federal Advisory Council
United States Employment Service
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
Miss van Kleeck
Thes Arbitration Board
Paradox of mood recovery seen in rising strikes
The piece notes a paradox where more strikes occur during periods of recovery from low mood than during the low mood itself. It states radical leaders clash with labor, while organized labor maintains ties with the administration and acts as a curb against disruptive radicals.
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Labor
Imagination Run Riot by Brisbane on European War Threats
Arthur Brisbane, a Hearst jingoist, claims Italian air armada and Mussolini submarines signal danger to the United States. He urges heed to air and submarine warfare possibilities, but warns that Europe’s troubles demand attention and no European nation seeks to provoke war here.
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Arthur Brisbane
Mussolini
Italy
Brisbane
Europe
Press Comment On NRA Free Press Safeguards
The piece argues freedom of expression remains central under NRA licensing. It notes safeguards in the code, confirms no intent to inhibit rights, and traces press liberty from 400 years of struggle to Milton to the First Amendment and the American newspaper tradition.
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NRA
Avery
Coun‘ry
John Milton
Congress
The Forgotten Woman Rural Teacher Deserves Recognition
A column extols the rural school teacher as a loyal public servant, underscoring meager pay, heavy workload, and solitary labor across eight months. It laments coverage of Aimee Semple McPheerson and notes calls for price fixes on farm products to ease Depression era hardship.
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America
Tuler
South Dakota
Lous
A. O. Mortaux
Luverne ‘Herald
Brookings Register
Boy Girl Scouts Meet In Europe Jamboree Near Budapest
About 25 000 Scouts from around the world attended the jamboree near Budapest with delegates from the United States. General Baden-Powell opened the meeting, urging youth to lead. A sister Girl Scouts congress is under way toward Switzerland with over 300 000 enrolled in America. The gatherings foster responsibility and international understanding for future leaders.
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Boy Scouts
Budapest
United States
Sir Robert Baden-Powell
Switzerland
Girl Scouts
America
Baden- Powell
Pickerel Lake camp trip by Brosdland Girl Scout unit
Francis LaVonne Pouwllisse of the Brosdland Girl Scout troop No. 1 writes about attending the first week at Pickerel Lake camp. She describes cabins, unit duties, daily schedules from star studies to swimming, campfire plans, an overnight hike, a parade with costumes, and an animal race.
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Francis LaVonne Pouwllisse
Brosdland
Susie Thompson
Pickerelake Camp
Pickerel Lake Camp
Baridl
Fedora School Opens September Fourth With New Staff
The Fedora Consolidated school will open Monday September 4 Registration starts at 9 o'clock that day. Teachers in charge include Harold Boeler for history science and athletics Mrs Hilda Rohde commercial and play directing Miss Caroline Scott English 5 Shiley seventh and eighth Miss Wi nona Kinns fifth and sixth grades Miss Marie Kauffman third and fourth grades and glee club Miss Mildred Wildcox first and second grades and girls athletics J M Best band instructor R W Dodds superintendent.
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Fedora
Fedora Consolidated School
Harold Boeler
Hilda Rohde
Caroline Scott
Shiley
Winona Kinns
Marié Kauffman
Mildred
Fedora Farmers Busy Cutting Corn in Dry County
Farmers in the county report severe moisture shortages stunting corn growth. Many fields are being shocked or filled into silos while rough feed is scarce. Hog and cattle markets show stress as hogs are sold off due to feed shortages.
Club Girls Demonstrate Peach Canning in Hyde County Meeting
A Hyde county meeting of the Zan Em-Right canning club featured Roth Thorson and Antoinette Ondricek demonstrating peach canning. They canned two quarts and led attendees, with Mrs C A Bouzek as leader, at August Kapecky's home.
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Roth Thorson
Anwinetta
Onduicek
Zan
Hyde County
August Kepecky
Miembers
C. “A. Bouzek
Antoinette Ondricek
Mra. Kapecky
Indians Exhibit Here On Creek 4-H Club May
A 4-H Club hosts an Indian exhibit on the Creek in May with participants and observers invited to view traditional crafts and demonstrations.
Story Of Barnum Autobiography Draws Young Readers
Helen Ferris introduces Here Comes Barnum, the Great Showman’s story, noting it would thrill cir cus fans and feature tales of Tom Thumb, Jenny Lind, and Old Bet the elephant. Ferris discusses how the author spoke with long-ago witnesses to stagecoach days and adds a lively introduction with nostalgic detail.
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Barnum
Helen Ferris
Ben
Sancho
Sancha
Tom Thumb
Vidyalla
Jenny Lind
Mam
Bet the Elephant
New York City
Connecticut
Counties Plan For 4 H Booths
More than ten counties will have 4 H club booths at the State Fair to illustrate various club work. Each county selects one major display activity such as health camps tours exhibits recreation and music with prizes for high scoring exhibits and cash guarantees for creditable displays. Last year’s winners were Beadle Brown Bon Homme and Minnekski with county and home agents leading each display. Local teachers club members and extension agents plan and assemble the exhibits.
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Brookings, Ave
Gpecia
H. M. Jones
Beadle
R. A. Cave
Sara Dewing
Brown
W. E. Dittmer
Enza Fkumparey
Bon Homme
L. Y. Ausman
Rownty
Anna Kaiser
Minnekski
Ralph Hartung
Beatrice Henkes
Radio Program Boy Scout Day Broadcast at Chicago Century of Progress
National Broadcasting company will air a special Blue network program observing Boy Scout Day at Chicago’s Century of Progress. WMAQ in Chicago and WJZ in New York will carry the 1:30 to 2:20 p m CST program with Walter W Head president of the national council Boy Scouts of America and Dr George J Fisher deputy chief scout executive as speakers.
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Chicago
National Broadcasting Company
Blue
WMAQ
New York
WJZ
Walter W. Head
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
George J. Fisher
Teams Apply In Record Numbers For State Fair
County champions and teams seek entry to the State Fair with high interest in perfecting demonstrations. More than 100 teams are in training and many more may join county demonstration days. From this strong pool, 25 teams will be selected to represent their district at the State Fair held September 11 to 15.
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Recipes Collected By Sara L Dewing
A readable collection of home style recipes with canning and pressure methods. Lima Beans and Pork details soaking beans simmering with pork and tomato. flour slurry thickens sauce. pressure canning step and cost per batch. Baked beans and shortcake recipes include beans with molasses mustards and rind pork baked slowly. yields and canning times. Also notes on rolled round steak with vegetables and basic pantry ingredients.
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Sara L. Dewing
Mike
Puzzling portrait reveals sovereign of a distant land
Riddled clues map to an emperor figure in a historic image with references to national symbols, trades, and time zones. The long garble lists many crosswords style hints about titles, roles, and items tied to a ruler with global connections.
Home Hints for the Home Recipe Contest Entry
Readers are invited to submit favorite recipes for preserves drinks or desserts using grapes for this week’s Home Hints contest. Three cash prizes are offered with first prize at $1.00 and 50 cents for second and third. A previous entry Peach Cobbler by Mrs J Ho Christopherson earned honorable mention. Entries due by 5 pm Saturday August 26 at the Evening Horizon.
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Agaid
J. Ho Christopherson
Twenty Years Ago In Huron People Visiting Friends
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents are noted as traveling guests and visitors from Madison South Dakota to see relatives. Anna Shirley of Madison visits her brother Dr J C Shirley. Thomas P Fleming returns from purchasing trips to Chicago Cleveland New York City and others. Vera Chire visits Ruth Plummer then leaves for Madison. Mr and Mrs Fred C Steucewald return from a farm near Wolsey. Julia Russell returns from Ruskin Park. Mrs J P Walsh and daughters leave for Minneapolis and St Paul for days with relatives. Mr and Mrs L H Jones and daughter Marguerite prepare to travel to Clarion Iowa. Mrs and Mrs George W Wright and Blanche Wright visit from Hitchcock. W J Findley leaves for Redfield to work for the C N W line.
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Anna Shirley
Madison
S. D
J. C. Shirley
Thomas P. Fleming
Chicago
Cleveland
New York City
Vera Chire
Ruth Plummer
D. D
Fred C. Steucewald
Wolsey
Julia Russell
Ruskin Park
J. P. Walsh
Minneapolis
St. Paul
L, H. Jones
Miez Marguerite
Clarion
Hitchcock’ News-Leader
George W. Wright
Huron
Blanche - Wright
W. J. Findley
Redfield
C & N Wo
Legion Head To Speak For NBA
Indianapolis August 4 In a nationwide radio hookup over the Columbia Broadcasting station Mr Johnson will address the nation on the subject For Permanent Armistice speaking from New York The event is set for Thursday August 11 and will be broadcast to listeners across the country.
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Legion
NBA
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbia Broadcasting
Johnson
Armistice
New York
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