Publication notice and billing details from Huron publishing
The notice lists THE HURON PUBLISHING Co with address 49 Third St S, Chas H Mitchell president and treasurer Robert D Lak y Ramee reiterating at the Post Office in Huron SD. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail, South Dakota and nationwide, and credits Associated Press dispatches and circulation. It also notes Audit Bureau of Circulation membership and national advertising reps Prudden King Prudden.
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THE
Huron Publishing Co
Third St
H. J. Mitchell
Robert D
Huron
Carier
South Dakota
Sethe
Profil No Inducement
A analysis argues scientists seek reward beyond money and cites historic medical pioneers who risked and sacrificed for cures. The piece critiques Irenee du Ponts plan to fund cancer research via patents and profit, warning Penn may drop its program effective January 1. It extols Jenner Pasteur Banting and Koch as champions who pursued knowledge over wealth.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Irenees du Pont
Thomas S. Gates
Penn
du Pont
le Penn
Lazear
Havana
Noguchi
Bioxes
Africa
Koch
Banting
Jenner
Pasteur
Fley
Taxpayers shift from owner to wage earner in state view
Watertown Public Opinion argues the taxpayer profile is changing from real estate owners to wage earners. It notes real property taxes rose despite income and sales taxes, and predicts wage earners will dominate tax receipts as payroll taxes grow in coming years. The piece reflects concerns over funding and tax burden.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Taxpayers association ready to scrutinize government spending
The article argues for a new taxpayers association aiming to carefully examine every tax dollar spent by township, school, municipal, county, state, and national levels. It stresses nonpartisan aims, yet acknowledges potential political scrutiny of leaders while urging careful accounting and proposals to save money.
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Taxpayers’ ‘Association
Association
Ins
Ibis
Truth serum used to free wrongly accused in Oklahoma
A divorced wife and a local justice of the peace were jailed on a murder accusation sparked by a man who later confessed he framed the tale in spite. County Attorney Leedy tested the truth serum on the accuser, who admitted fabricating the case. The two prisoners were released. The episode suggests the drug may help protect the innocent as well as convict the guilty.
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Oklahoma
Stakanoffism and Its Russian Labor Impacts
A report from Russia on Stakanoffism named after miner Alexic Stakanoff analyzes its rise as a national movement emphasizing cooperation and labor division. It notes benefits like productivity and living standards while warning of intensified workload, discipline, and potential worker dissent under a system praised by authorities.
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Stakanoffism
Christian Science Monitor
Stakanofflem
Russia
Alexic Stakanoff
Imine
Ao National Movement
Stalianof Ian
Stakanofttsa
Stakanoff
How much is a billion dollars and Kansas choices
A discussion clarifies the vast scale of a billion dollars by comparing it to ordinary incomes and national deficits. It shifts to Kansas fiscal feats under Governor Landon, contrasting him with Roosevelt and noting debt and tax reductions. The piece casts doubt on party choices amid wartime economic pressures.
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Alto
London
Kansas
Landon
Roosevelt
New York
Alliens
Dana's Bold Plan To Wed Scott Staley
Dana Wesgbrook defies her grandmother and family pressure to marry Scott Staley, choosing love over wealth. Aunt Ellen gifts a $10 wedding fund from old savings to help fund a modest future, while Dana vows to marry Scott despite looming objections and poverty fears.
Fragmented OCR Word List and Names
A garbled OCR page presents scattered names and terms with numbers and partial phrases. The text lists several entries such as Biblica, Leopold, Cotton, HOSKIN, and various unfinished items like Nu m Na, Pronoun, Drunknyd, and fictional or misread terms, interspersed with random numbers and fragment descriptors.
Marriage Vows Shaped Dana and Scott’s Fateful Bond
Dana wore a dark gray wool suit and a bouquet of orchids pinned to her shoulder as she and Scott wed. The ceremony featured the minister’s solemn lines about unity, while Aunt Ellen watched closely and Mrs Cameron’s gaze held a wary, ominous line suggesting tension beyond the vows.
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Dana
Jagg
Sarah
Scott
Nancy
Stott
Aunt Ellen
Mrs. Cameron
Rip Van Winkle presented by Robbing and company in Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron Clint and Bessie Robbing presented Joseph Jeffersons Rip Van Winkle in place of their usual line. The performance was well done. M B A officers elected for the coming year include Alfred Gascoigne president Minnig Patterson vice president F C W Kuehn secretary treasurer Inez Miles chaplain Ray Abel conductor Frances Shepardson sentry W J Stewart watchman Samuel Hi Wustee for three years Adela Philips pianist and medical examiners Dr Wood and Dr Thomas. Sioux Falls dispatch notes a quiet wedding in Huron as Miss Opal Pullen married Robert Pullen at 427 West Eighth Street witnessed by few relatives and friends. The bride formerly lived in Huron and worked for Northwestern Telephone. the groom works for L A Baking. Mrs Giard returned from Minnesota and Mrs John Pyle planned a Chicago visit. Mr and Mrs Henry Kingdon and family plan to move to the Pacific coast for an extended stay.
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Clint
Bessie Robbing
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Alfred Gascoigne
Minnig Patterson
F. C. W. Kuehn
Inez Miles
Ray Abel
Frances Shepardson
W. J. Stewart
Samuel Hi. Wustee
Adela Philips
Wood jAnd
West Eighth Street
Miss Opal
Robert Pullen
B.S. Pubes
North Spring Avenue
Mnoll
H. R. Best
Baptist Church
J. Huron
Northwestern Telephone Company
L. A. Baking Company
Giard
Minnesota
John Pyle
Chicago
Henry Kingdon
Familly
Pacific Coast
Van Zandt Cancels Engagements Here
National commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars cancels several speaking dates in the state including December 18 and 39 as Congress debates the bonus issue. He returns to Washington to discuss the VFW policy and plans.
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James 2
van Wangs
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Ito
Congress
Beck
Washington
Hagen
Worrall Outlines Corn Loan Rulings
County official Charlie Worrall reviews corn loan rules with focus on crib construction and weatherproofing. Notes inspection schedule, filing methods, and loan terms including 4 percent interest and July 1, 1935 note date. Yale juniors stage Wake Up comedy at Muscatine hall December 20 with Cast and crew listed.
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Charlie Worrall
Tec
Stourge Board
Iiculture
Rites Held For Car Crash Victim Rev John Klundt
Rites held for Rev John Klundt killed in a November auto accident southwest of Gettysburg Nebraska. Remains were taken to Hazen North Dakota by Hardy Langsley. Funeral services held Thursday December 5 at Helen. Only living relatives are listed as Mrs Jurdt Mrs Docktor and Henry Klundt.
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Gepeysburg
John Klundt
Gerringe
Nebraska
Gettysburg
Hazen
M.td
Hardy Langsley
Inez
Worry Klundt
He2en
Jurdt
Mra. Docktor
Dureeka
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Associated Press
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Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Prudden
King & Prudden
Denver
San Francisco
Thia
Lewis W. Dougles
Atlantic Monthly
Daily News
Avork
George Clark
Dana Wesgbrook
Xheing
Nancy Wallace
Ronald Moore
Willy Rex
Scott Stannancy
Ronald Ueh
Ellen
Scott Stanley
Nancy Wagn
Boot Stanley
Pat
Ronnie
Dana Sid
Sindy
Ellent
Dina
J Scott
Aiitha
Tve
Agatha
st @ bazaar
Daria
Scott Fu
Elton
Dana Puapectnd
Denn
Biblica Lempirees
Leopold
St. Dasseerod
Hare
Ture
Aehab
Poransy
Lad
Streuchl
Pesawinsy
Mberace
Ural
Farony
Sint
van Zandt
Fortune of
John
Worrall
Lillitn Mortimer
Dun Tit
Sloss
Yale High School
Musodd Hall
Dame
Alice
Wiltersne
Peggy Calihagy
Laurene Glanzer
Bridget Honora Caleshaw
Menno Tachetter
Carlyle Cole
Lloyd Iuselt
Danny Millers
Lillian Decker
Mr. Edtroadeton
Jacob Hofer
Edmond Raimadton
Ema Glitzer
Kade Schwarte
Dorie Hludt
Scrv
Joseph
Frogram Lake
Preston
M. E- Ald
Twaddle
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