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Entered at the Post Office at Huron as second matter by carrier in the city of Huron per week 15 cents By mail in South Dakota per month 50 744 months 2 00 15 months 4 00 By mail elsewhere in the United States per year 76 00 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use in republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and else the local news published ai.
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Paul
Ann
Millicent
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Millicent Lathe
America Faces the Music Growth of orchestras in America
The nation has seen a surprising rise in first class orchestras amid hard times. United States now hosts 50 to 60 regular ensembles with 60 to 100 players, funded variously by taxpayers, CWA support, ticket sales, funders, or cooperative models. Cities from Baltimore to Kalamazoo grow through price cutting and school music programs. Richer states like New York and Florida host multiple groups, while towns like Phoenix and Albuquerque prove small markets sustain quality ensembles. The shift reflects both economic strain and rising public musical taste.
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America
The
American Mercury
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Baltimore
Newark
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CWA
Richmond
Indianapolis
Omaha
Civic Symphony
City Auditorium
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Philadelphia
New York
Florida
Texas
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Boston
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Ariz
Albuquerque
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Contribute Toys for Beadle County Children This Christmas
The American Legion led by William Reaves appeals to Huron and Beadle county residents to donate old toys. Everest Waddell and Charles A. Hippie oversee repair efforts to revive toys for needy children, with pickup arranged through L. H. Cornell, C. C. Taylor, or William Welter.
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Huron
Beadle County
William Reaves
American Legion
Santa Claus
Legionnaires
Legion
Toybanl
Everest Waddell
Charles A. Hipple
L. H. Cornell
William Welter
Naval power relations tense as notes clash in looming conflict
American and Japanese leaders exchange sharp notes over naval limits while staffs rush to draft wartime action plans. A Japanese freighter is disabled in a mid Atlantic gale as American ships race to resupply and rescue in a ferocious storm. The contrast underlines official friction amid the looming danger at sea.
Ready neighborliness in international politics debated
The text questions translating mutual aid and sympathy into policy, noting that if roles were reversed Japan would help Americans and vice versa. It weighs whether private sentiment can shape official diplomacy and support for potential enemies becoming allies through cooperation.
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Japan
Health Insurance That Pays for Medical Care
An administration committee on economic security works on a health insurance plan to enable Americans to prepay doctors and hospitals for better care. With leaders from the American Medical Association and the American College of Surgeons, the scheme aims to guarantee patient service and physician fees, addressing unmet care in hard times as doctors often provide care with no pay.
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American Medical Association
American ‘College of Surgeons
Cheerful Spirit Remains Amid South Dakota Hard Times
Mobridge Tribune notes visitors from the east puzzled by South Dakota cheeriness despite poor crops. Locals blame resilience, belief in better harvests, lighter debt, and past per capita wealth, citing federal aid vs. potential farm profits and a rebound when weather and crops recover.
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Mobridge
South Dakota
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Milwaukee Road
Theo
South
Churchyard Peace For A Special Fee
A London Times invitation offers a peaceful churchyard resting place for a special fee. The note laments public access limits and suggests government publication funding should support newspapers, while local papers report tax collection and political debates amid 1930s rural South Dakota notices.
Prodigal Hearts and Factory Troubles Drama
Ann Hollister ends engagement with Tony due to drinking. Peter Kendall, stirred by Valeria Bennett’s deception, marries Ann then faces factory tensions and Eric Oleson’s withdrawal. Kendall family secrets rise as Oscar’s struggles widen the rift, while Valeria presses for work and Peter’s plans. Millicent warns Ann of Valeria’s moves as Peter weighs internal factory conflicts and a country home remodeling project.
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Ann Hollister
Tony Mickle
Peter Kendall
Valeria Bennett
Ann
Peter
Florida
Kendall Family
Saub Vinn
Millicent
Kendall Factory
Eric Oleson
Oscar
Eric
Sonny
Ogcer
Epitta
Ines
Opera Director and Lovers Entwined in Tangled Plot
Waiting for something to happen Sarah and Ann plan lunch with Sarah noting Tony’s temper and Peter’s neglect. In downtown tea room Ann’s friend Valeria Bennett appears, prompting tense glances as secrets simmer. To Be Continued.
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Sarah
Ann
Kendall Menage
Peter
Tony
Lon
Valeria Bennett
Valeria
Ten Years Ago In Huron Christmas Party and Local Happenings
A senior high YWCA club planned a jolly Christmas party for Huron children with Santa Claus present. Ruth Andrews chaired the committee with Irma Wilson Lucille Otte Madge Cotton Loie Bangs Mayme Elis Oliver Haney Elizabeth Reedy Helen Wellaven Esther Anderson Marjorie Murray Edith DeLand Elsie Lavergne Margaret Jones. Verna Curtiss advised. Nearby notes mention Jesse Perrin, Carleton College president, earning football letters at Northfield banquet. Also announcements of travels and a vocal broadcast from Elgin WTAL by Miss Matejka revealed, with career moves related to Standard Oil and Chicago study.
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Huron
Santa Claus
Ruth Andrews
Chaiman
Irma Wilson
Lucille Otte
Madge Cotton
Loie Bangs
Mayme Elis
Oliver Haney
Elizabeth Reedy
Helen Wellaven
Esther Anderson
Marjorie Murray
Edith DeLand
Elsie Lavergne
Malone
Robert S. Malone
West Palm Beach
Fla
William Habel
Dorothy mr.Arlington
Apend
Habel
EB. EB
Beach
Mis
Mildred Mutejka
Wills
Elgin
LIL
WTAL
Matejka
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Fern
Open Forum Letter Defends Free Thought on Child Labor Amendment
A letter writer from Wolsey argues readers should think for themselves on the child labor amendment. He warns against herd mentality, cites past debates, NRA influences, and questions the amendment as a state policy shift. He urges contacting state senators and representatives to learn their views.
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Mar
Erick Jungeman
Wolsey
Congress of the
United States
NRA
Rilers
American Commonwealth
England
T. H. Toeckel
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