Local publication pricing and contact details from Huron notice
Publication listing for THE HURON PUBLISHING CO with addresses on Third Street. Includes officers names and various postal rates for city, state, and national mailings, as well as per week and per month charges and subscription terms.
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Huron Publishing CO
Chas A. J. Mitchell
Treas
McCannen
Robert D
Ask
Huron
Cartier
South Dakota
United Braves
Fire Chief Lone Dies After Saving Orphans Toys
A Kearney New Jersey fire chief died from illnesses tied to heroic Christmas Eve 1927 rescue. John B. Lone repeatedly entered a burning orphanage to retrieve toys to spare the children from Santa’s loss, collapsing after saving all the gifts. His sacrifice is praised as a vivid example of nobility amid humanity.
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John B. Lone
Kearney
N. J
Lone
Santa
International Peace Garden Proposed On US Canada Border
A three thousand acre peace garden planned along the Manitoba North Dakota border unites the nations in a symbolic boundary without forts or soldiers. Sponsored by the National Association of Gardeners, the project recalls past wartime graves and the Daughters of the Empire tribute, highlighting enduring friendship and shared heritage.
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Canada
National Association of Gardeners
Turtle Mountain
Manitoba
North Dakota
Weland Canal
Daughters of the Empire
United Kingdom
South
Dangerous Trucks in Indiangin Crash Spark Rail Freight Debate
An improvised auto truck crash in Indiangin killed several people and fled the scene, a event likely to influence the ongoing dispute between truckers and railroads over freight business. The report hints at broader tensions in the industry as authorities pursue accountability.
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Indiang
Heavy truck hazard sparks rail freight argument
A vivid critique notes trucks menace highways with wide bodies and sharp turns creating traffic hazards. The driver fleeing the scene highlights lax public control over trucking. The piece argues for railroads to gain favor in short haul freight disputes.
NRA Drive Volunteers Sweep Huron Recovery Effort
Community workers win strong public support as committees report full response. Some resist signing, citing concerns over Blue Eagle compliance, but officials expect gradual acceptance as the program proves its value in aiding economic recovery and rebuilding public confidence.
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NRA Drive
Huron
Ater
NRA
Call for farming representation on Beadle relief board
The Beadle relief board faces a call for broader farming input due to drought driven needs. While William M. Davis is respected, supporters argue for a dedicated farming representative, proposing Charles Worrall of the Farmers Union to chair feed relief and broaden rural aid.
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Beadle County Relief Board
William M. Davis
County Commission
Charles Worrall
Farmers Union
Worrall
County Relief Board
Youth and crime report prompts demand for wider youth focus
A United States Justice Department briefing notes youths aged nineteen lead arrests, outnumbering others by 10 percent after World War II. Chicago police discussions spur ideas to curb organized crime, urging expanded youth education and moral training alongside responsible media use.
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United States Department of Justices
Wmugmssta
Perry Haps
Department of Justice
Chicago
Moses
Jesus
Zight
Fair Expenses Cut for 4-H Camp Attendees
Local leaders and club members praise reduced costs for state fair camp participation with a $2 enrollment for demonstrators and judges, $3 meals for five days for livestock specialists, no-fee for leaders but meal charges, and $1 for day-only attendees. The changes aim to ease travel costs for 4-H youths at the fair.
Hills 4H Chibispatts Camp at Blue Bell Peak
The Horsehead Flying Stitchers, the 4H club of Smithwick led by Mrs Gene Roll and assistant Helen Hilde, spent three days in camp at Blue Bell in the Black Hills. Money for the trip was raised through home talent play and candy sale. Fourteen girls camped, hiked to Mt Coolidge, and enjoyed activities with county agent help establishing the camp.
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Dlowming Club
Smithwick
Gene Roll
Helen Hiley
Bluebell
Black Hills
Ferls
Mt. Coolidge
Laundering Team To Win Free Trips For District Study
Two girls from the state champion Laundering of Fine Fabrics team will receive trips to the Junior Short Course as part of the state program. They must participate at the county demonstration day and the district day to become eligible for the State Lair. The trip was last year won by Dorothy McLoughlin and Ardis Prouty. The breadmaking team also offers an educational trip to Chicago. Participants must be at least 15 and it is their first National Club Congress. Last year’s winners were Doris Smith and Pearl Kendall from Lincoln County.
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Dorothy McLoughlin
Ardis Prouty
Chicago
Doris Smith
Pearl Kendall
Lincoln County
Three South Dakota Dairy Teams Set for Waterloo Event
Transportation for three SD dairy teams is confirmed for the Interstate 4H Dairy Contest at Waterloo on October 4 and 5. The trio includes top state dairy, cattle judging, and dairy foods demonstration teams. other expenses are expected to be modest, ensuring state representation.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Dairy Conite
Waterloo
Broadland Girls to Present Scouts Program Tonight
The Broadland Girl Scouts plan a program at the local hall featuring music and stunts. Fifteen girls will participate, following a meeting at leader Mice’s home where preparations were discussed.
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Broadland
Mice
Paci Ta Terse Ee Ie
Mounted Falcon Promotes Social Work Adventure
Margaret Peterson presents The Mounted Falcon where Lynn Garrow from Buckaroo travels to Czechoslovakia with Dr. Alice Masaryk to advance social service efforts. Based partly on the author’s own experiences with an American unit, the tale aims to engage teenage girls with a blend of action and real-world service.
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Margaret Feterson
Fjeril Hess
Lynn Garrow
Czechoslovakis
Alice Masaryk
Merry Maids Poultry Team Wins at Junior Fair
H M Jones of Brookings and Ralph Ziebarth of Wolsey announced the winning poultry demonstration team at the junior fair. Kathleen Coughlin and Genevieve Hernan were chosen for greatest potential, as members of the Merry Maids Poultry club led by Mrs. J P Rudy.
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Merry Maids
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Ralph Ziebarth
Wolsey
Smith Hughes
Kathleen Coughlin
Genevieve Hernan
Jones
Merry Maids Poultry Club
J. P. Rudy
Sunshine League Holds First Young Citizens Meeting
The Sunshine League of Prairie Knoll school held its initial meeting of the year. Dorothy Rex was elected president with Thyron Lem on as vice president, Glenn Vogan as secretary, and Dorothy Rex as corresponding secretary. After adjournment, children sang songs reported by Rex.
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Sunshine League
Sunshine League of the Prairie Knoll School
Young Citizens League
Dorothy Rex
Thyron Lemon
Glenn Vogan
Truths on flour and minerals in diet
An old article argues that white flour lacks essential minerals, especially calcium, and that milk offers the best natural source of phosphorus calcium and iron. It states most people cannot rely on white or whole wheat flour for daily calcium and urges milk as superior nourishment.
War Hero portrait puzzle with clues and quotes
A dense word puzzle lists clues for a war hero biography with numbered horizontals and verticals. It references a Tennessee origin, a rank, and multiple war era terms, interwoven with commentary on bread milling, nutrition, and the NRUA. The reader is invited to deduce names, places, and facts from fragmented OCR text.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago today in Huron residents recall visits and departures. Mrs Urquhart and family returned from Lake Mercer Wisconsin where summer outings occurred. Ruth Plummer left for Clear Lake South Dakota to teach in public schools. Harold Bruner went to Redfield to visit friends. Ralph Barr returned from Pierre visiting relatives. Mimmie Wurfel came back from Redfield visit with sister Mrs Smith. Ida Skinner visited Huron then returned home. Claude Dickinson of Huron was a Wolsey business visitor. Marian Thrall of Sanborn Minnesota left after a week visiting Rev Thrall and family. Elizabeth Lamont and Kastor Hanson of Blooming Prairie Minnesota visit Verne Carlson’s home.
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D. Urquhart
Lake Mercer
Wis
George Smith
Redfield
Itchcock News-Leader
Ida Skinner
Ming Ruth Giardst
Huron
Claude Dickinson
Wolsey
Marian
The News Behind The News Continued From Page One
Fragmented text discusses political skepticism and government contracting for steps, noting a city post office project and a cost plus contract controversy. It mentions investigations with rural and urban focus and invokes broad public sentiment.
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V& Small
Evern
Eiget
Board of Awards
Eee
Eee Hele O
Mrs Salveson’s Spiced Grapes Recipe Honored
The entry by Mrs. T S Salveson of 823 Frank Avenue South East earned honorable mention in last week’s contest. The recipe lists eight pounds grapes three cups vinegar four pounds sugar and spices. Submit pear desserts salads or preserves by 5 PM Saturday September 2 to the Evening Huronite recipe department for cash prizes.
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T. S. Salveson
Baye «Ll
Network Adds Indianapolis Station to NBC Tonight
Radio features by C. E. Butterfield reports WEAF NBC will feature the new 1,000 watt Indianapolis WEBF and broadcasts from Chicago and New York. The special hour includes labor leader speeches from Akron and Chicago, a noon address by Gen. Hugh Johnson, and coverage of the Chicago to New York air race with broader station involvement.
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C. E. Butterfield
Central Standard
New York
Indianapolis
WEBF
NBC
WEAF
NBC Tonight
Chicago
Wr. Green
A,lbs
Lay
Akron
Ohio
Weaf- Nbc
Hugh Johnson
WJZ
Franken Morrison
AF. of
Pittsburgh
Wiz-Nbc
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North Pole
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Siberia
Alaska
Africa
Indian Ocean
Australia
Southern
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National Recovery Administration
Nemec
Abe
Central
Evelyn Hertnagel
Horizont
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Tennessee
Animal Allied
Wrath
Tuountains
Gold Coast
American Banker Association
Ford
NRUA
Ruth Bryan Owen
Washington
Roxanne “Wallace
der. Zey General Cummins
Fabeautonotee Engineers
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