National Advertising Representatives Network Listings
National Advertising Representatives Asthur HL Hagg and Associates list offices in New York Kansas City Omaha Denver and San Francisco with regional ties to UWL Northwest Daily Press Association based in Minneapolis Minnesota and Chile connections noted.
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Asthur HL Hagg & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaha, Nebr
Denver, Colo
San Francizcs
Calif
Chilecogo
Uwl
Northwest Daily Press Assn
Minneapolis, Minn
Forgotten Americans and the unseen builders of history
The Dictionary of American Biography volume highlights 13 500 lives largely unknown yet pivotal. Figures like Hannah Adams Ohio Barber William Bullock Fitzpatrick Keeley and Prevost shaped professions from writing and printing to medicine and rehabilitation, proving fame often misses essential contributors who created the modern world.
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Hannah Adams
Ohio Columbus
William A Bullock
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Leslie K. Keeley
Francois Prevost
Willa Cather
Edna Ferber
Dorothy Thompson
Edith Wharton
Ohio
Barker
Great Diamond Match Company
William Bullock
Fitzpatrick
Kit Carson
Keeley
Prevost
Principle of the Thing: Britain’s Simpson affair debate
The New York Times piece by Harold J. Laski argues the core issue is preventing a royal power precedent. He notes Britain as a democracy where the king reigns but does not rule, bound by ministers. Opponents fear future royal overreach if the cabinet is overridden.
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Simpson
New York Times
Harold J. Laski
University of London
Professor Laski
Mrs. Simpson
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Eersed
Yukon
Robert W. Service
Dan McGraw
Philip Gershel
Minneapolis
Gerschel
Dan
Lew
Dawson City
Welcome News From Overseas Lines Signal New Tone
Foreign dispatches had been bellicose for months with threats and troop movements. A trend toward romance and intrigue abroad seems to be returning, following the execution of a German official.
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Hitler
America
Beautiful Nazi Spy Lures Man Into Power and Duels Rise
A report describes espionage intrigues as a stunning Nazi spy overpowers a man and secures evidence against him. In Hungary a poor doctor wins a beautful heiress, opposing her family, and then duels many of her countrymen to avenge supposed wrongs. A king’s love for a Baltic belief unsettles the British Empire as Europe’s glamour seems to return.
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Hungary
Europe
None of Our Business 3t on U S marriage order
Washington reports say the US order barring diplomats from marrying foreign women without express approval may be a backhanded signal disapproving Edward and Mrs Simpson. Observers wonder if the move was urged by Britain to aid Baldwin’s cabinet amid the Simpson affair.
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Washington
Edward
Mrs. Simpson
Washington Observer
Baldwin
Uncle Sam
Simpson
Mee Simpson
Edward VII
British Empire
Ima Brogho
Ain
Younyu
Woah Atory
Supreme Court Inday
Simonson
Idaho
Shmpson
Thay
Phantuf
Slinse
Sid
Christmas Commerce Surges as Retail Sales Top 5.8 Billion
Decembers retail sales are projected to reach about 5.8 billion dollars, an increase of 800 million from last year and 3.376 billion above the 1932 low. The rise signals improving prosperity after six years of hardship, suggesting an end to economic gloom.
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
An editorial note describes daily selections from a vast American newspaper collection for readers in South Dakota. It mentions access at the Evening Huronite library and newsroom, with offices open during reading hours for private study and political review.
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Cieé
South Dakota
Huronite
Hadltor
Public forums foster adult civic education the Monitor notes
The Christian Science Monitor cites US Interior Office reports on educational public forums. Commissioner Studebaker announces ten autumn meetings as pioneering centers. forums aim to inform, not propagandize, and to build independent public opinion through discussion and use of libraries.
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Christian Science Monitor
Office of Education
United States Department of the Interior
Jon W. Studebaker
Chewtian Science Monitor
Interior Department
Dne
United States
Wilson-Harvey incident recalled by Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
Kansas City Star reports on a famous political moment involving Woodrow Wilson and Col George Harvey. The encounter over Harper’s Weekly support split Harvey from Wilson and altered campaign dynamics. McAdoo cites differing versions and notes Wilson’s apology failed to heal the rift.
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Tue Wilson
Harvey
Kansas City Star
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
Saturday Evening Post
Woodrow Wilson
Col
George Harvey
Haney
Wilson
Nationwide car accidents harm more children this year
The National Safety Council reports ten months of accident figures ending in October show more children aged five to fourteen killed both in numbers and as a share of total fatalities. Despite safety education and crossing guards, the rise remains distressing and difficult to explain.
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Minneapolis Journal
National Safety Counal
New Deal tactics debated for next four years
Washington dispatch outlines a range of proposed steps to restrain inflation and rebalance the economy under President Roosevelt. It discusses bank reserve requirements, limiting foreign capital, and potential shifts in fiscal policy without new major legislation, noting uncertainty over their effectiveness and the political risks involved.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
New Deal
Officles
Europe
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notices And Accidents
Twenty years ago in Huron, Miss Lycente Wanless resigns as city schoolteacher to join Leeds schools after Christmas. The Perry Sisters Stock Co. travels to Wessington for a return engagement. William Wells and Timothy Goliney escape injury when a Ford tumbles five miles south of the city. a car in the wreck is damaged. Swiss Bell Ringers perform a popular concert at the high school. Prof BE Hunt, public speaking professor, elected vice president of a national teachers group. A E Joy attends state association meeting in Huron. L T Bodine visits from Aberdeen. Lorgstatt seeks Minnesota black bass shipments to Lake Byron. fish shipments to be released into the lake waters.
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Lycente Wanless
Leeds
Miss Wannless
Perry Sisters Stock
Harry Var
Jimmy
Glen Markham
Wessington
William’ Wells
Third Street
Timothy Goliney
Thatar
H. G. Seeman
Wells
BE. L. Hunt
New York
National Association of Teachers
A. E. Joy
Aberdeen
Huron
State Association
L. T. Bodine
Parteland
Oragon
Sensual Spanish club scene amid Civil War echoes
In a New York venue, a dark eyed dancer and a curator of newsprint Civil War reports reveal a grim Spain under siege. The proprietor mourns relatives killed by Rebels as Latin nightclub antics resume after a poignant pause.
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New York
Spain
Acreage cut urged to curb erosion and boost soil health
A government survey recommends reducing farm cropland by 15 to 50 million acres below the 1928-32 average to prevent income loss from domestic and foreign demand. It calls shifting 20 to 30 million acres to soil conserving crops, noting erosion as severe in the south and west, with 50 million acres already destroyed and 125 million more at risk. The study cites drought impacts and programs lifting gross income from 5.4 billion in 1932 to about 9.2 billion this year.
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Washington
Mee Simpson king issue shocks Washington readers
Washington observers weigh the Simpson affair affecting the British Empire and U. S. policy. The piece notes divided views on royal marriage plans, imperial disruption fears, Dominion doubts, and U. S. reliance on Britain in world politics, amid a 1936 NEA Service report.
Loans Proposed for Drought Area Farmers in Need
Washington officials asked Congress to authorize loans for drought stricken farmers to help them become self supporting. Current resettlement funds would run to February 1 and provide emergency relief as direct grants for about 148,085 farm families on resettlement rolls and 250,000 more. The plan, run by the Resettlement and Works Progress Administration, estimates loan needs between 100 and 200 million dollars. States listed include South Dakota North Dakota Wisconsin Missouri Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Kentucky and others.
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Congress
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Thay
Worka ‘Progress Ihatio
Perkins
WPA
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North Dakuta
Wisconsin
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky
Town
Perkin
Montana
Wyonting
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Beadle County Abstract
Transfers show John Wallace to Beadle County for $2 covering part of NW 51 52 58. Anna K Steuerwald to RF Copa Admx Huron for $1. Sheriff transfers to Beadle County include parcels in 29 109 68 and 310 42 with sums noted. An entry lists Sheritt to Beadle County for $67 8 with NW 1 65 and related parcel references.
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Beadle County Abstract and Title Co
John Wallace
Beadle Co
Partoh
Anna K. Steuerwald
Copa
Admx
Huron
NIM
Sheritt
Besdle County
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