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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1935

Page

4

Classified publishing notices and syndicate details

The fragment outlines a newspaper publishing company in Baron or Boros with executive names and roles, circulation notes, subscription rates, and advertising representation locally and nationally. It mentions The Huron Publishing Co and agents King & Braddien with locations in New York Chicago Denver and San Francisco.

THE Huron Publishing CO Methet BS Chas A. J. Mitchell Robert De-Lusk PostiMien Ax Boros Exiies Baron Southy Dekate Pes Oronthy Mark United States Mori King & Braddien New York Chicago Denver

Disarmament is a Four-Game Spiral Across Navies

A columnist critiques the London naval disarmament conference arguing it will trigger a cascading arms race. England seeks more ships amid Mediterranean and Ethiopia tensions, Germany expands to 35 percent of Britain’s fleet, France and Italy respond, and Japan’s navy looms. The piece calls the cycle insane and self-perpetuating.

London England Ethiopia Mediterranean China Germany Britain France Mussolini Italy Uncle Sam America’s

Verbotens and the strange Nazi police edicts

The piece notes new Nazi prohibitions termed xerbotens that ban joyless grumbling misuse of housing for Aryan families, urging obedience to the state. It cites bans on spreading rumors and actions harmful to Hitler’s regime, warning that dictatorial orders force extreme speech limits.

Adolf Hitler

Gold and US Control Spark Economic Alarm

A frayed historical note questions gold's impact on the nation’s finances. It cites Amexicsr holdings near ten billion dollars and the US government’s strong grip, while warning of continuing gold imports from foreign sources amid a volatile monetary scene.

Inflation Fears Rise as Gold Reserves Grow

The text notes a surge in gold balances held by the Federal Reserve, exceeding legal reserve requirements and suggesting inflation risks. It discusses potential limits on bank credit and the possibility of expanding the gold hoard toward two hundred billion dollars, signaling concern over monetary expansion.

France Brance Federal Reserve

Farmer and retailer clash over rising living costs

In a speech to the American Farm Bureau, the adviser argues against blaming the consumer alone for higher prices. He cites farmer and retailer hardships, noting government spending drives costs and that merchants rely on farmers as valued customers. The piece stresses community ties and caution against targeting traders unfairly.

Jamional R. Hoosevelt American Fare Bureau Federation Qrite

Rebuttal Questioned in Yankton Dinner

Senator Bulow sparked a rebuttal at a recent honor dinner in Yankton by raising campaign questions. The piece claims Democrats hold five billion dollars, to be used for political gain, regardless of the President’s wishes, likening opposing funds to a schoolboy’s budget for paltry purchases.

Bulow Yankton New Deal Pala Ponies

Decline of Neutrality Policy Reflected in War Trade

The article critiques U S neutrality as it entangles with belligerents through arms and materials commerce. It notes wartime supply roles to Italy and Ethiopia, government moves to curb trade, and ongoing tension as Secretaries push to restrain profiteers while warning against entanglement.

Christian’ Spence Monitor United’ States Congress Anne Dewioc Italy Ethiopia America United States Roosevelt Itrader Holl Wade State Department Gression Coneva

4-H Clubs Drive Rural Improvement and 4-H Calf Wins Big

A 25 year effort by 4-H clubs increased farming standards and rural productivity. The highlight was an Angus calf purchase for $15 that won the beef steer prize at the International Livestock Show in Chicago, earning about $4900 in cash.

Grot Oaly Levestock Tive Grace Ai Jae Anna Amit Ferare

Dana and Scott wed amid Cameron family plans

Dana Westbrook and Scott Stanley marry after emotional tension with Paula Long and Mrs Cameron. Grandmother Cameron reshapes Dana and Scotts new apartment with inherited furniture while Dana confronts family expectations about elegance and harmony in their first months of marriage.

Dane Westbrook Willard Cameron Ronnldy Darek Paule Long Scott Stanley Duse Ereast Dana Scott Pauli T Tom Perse Patina Bana Paula Paul Torx Lise Dane Ty Was A Ridiculous "Idea For You Tm Some Hero,” Said Mrs. Cameron Dwin

Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Notes and Travel

Twenty years ago in Huron a December Mothers’ Union meeting was held at the rest rooms with topics on building mindness cells and other local matters. Northern dining car service began between city and Winona with a 8:05 am departure and 8:45 pm arrival. Local residents Mr and Mrs G W Healy planned a Pacific coast winter, Mrs Eugene Curtin and family prepared to Soledad, California, and Mr and Mrs J S Burke with Miss Stella Burke wintering in St Augustine, Florida. Miss Myrtle Jobrson of Hedland and Miss Johnner connected to the college, with grain interests managed by Norwood of Bainton. A discussion on the origin of knucklebones and the Finland epic Ridevala appeared, ending with a note to continue.

Meena Jas Jin. City Winona Minn Efuron G. W. Healy Pacific Coast Eugene Curtin Soledad Cali Mi. Curtis Mule J Me J. S. Burke Miss Stella St Augustine Mlocide Gne Herbert Jobrson Miss Myrtle Hedand Points California Johnner Coleager Norwood Bainton

Prominent Jurist and Miscellaneous Clues in Archival Text

Fragmented OCR notes mention a prominent jurist and scattered terms across legal and linguistic items. The snippet references Columbia School of Law, a speech defect, and various cryptic entries, yielding a collage rather than a cohesive event.

Earth Sits Farther From Sun In Summer Study Says

Vermilion reports a University of South Dakota expert explains that Earth’s distance from the sun does not drive seasons. Instead sun’s position and angle of rays cause winter and summer warmth. He notes the sun would look fainter if eight times farther away.

Wil Nam EB Ekman Cuetar University of South Dakota

Radio Features Show Highlights Broadcast Schedule

A jittery OCR listing outlines Tonight’s radio features from WABC WEAZ NBC and WIIZ NBC as well as a Harris school program. It notes prizes in a school event with Lois McGuin as teacher and mentions five hundred prize money and consolation prizes.

Christmas Party At American Legion Auxiliary Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting with notes of a Christmas party. Mrs. Perest Gordon of Wolsey was an out-of-town guest. Bridge and whist followed a game led by Norma Dee Gardner and Geneva Wright. Christmas gifts were distributed from a lighted tree, and doughnuts and coffee were served.

Futchcock Dee. F Speei Ammericam Legions Perest Gordon Wolsey Vane Norma Dee Gardan Geneva Wright

Unclear Message About Legion Contact and Clothing

Fragmentary note mentions Taylor in City with a phone 22 and J Shave involved with clothes for cy weed. Request to send a Legion cell is unclear and ambiguous.

C “Taylor Legion

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