Economies in the postoffice department
A letter from the Railway Mail association criticizes post office expense practices notably in air and sea mail contracts. It argues high costs for New Orleans to Rio de Janeiro and questions subsidies for air service while urging wage cuts and broader budget balance amid calls for economizing and fair burden on taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Railway Mail Association
New Orleans
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Department
Winess
South Dakota
Omaha
Watertown
Best Opportunity for Farm Price Rise Seen in Allotment Plan
Stewart Russell argues agriculture can gain legislative action to raise farm prices, citing Domestic Allotment support from farm groups and Roosevelt prior to his election. He notes business leaders now back relief, urgency for buying power, and industry eagerness to see farmers prosper.
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Stewart Russell
The
Des Moines Register
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Imust
Ores Hall
Roosevelt urges passage of voluntary domestic allotment plan
The article voices hope in the attitude toward agricultural policy, citing Mr. Russell’s advocacy. It notes efforts to use all feasible means to improve agriculture and promote the voluntary domestic allotment plan.
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Rooseelt
Russell
A Wild Man in Congress Attacks Hoover and lobbyists
A critical portrait of Representative Louis T. McFadden of Pennsylvania portrays him as volatile and vendetta driven. The article recounts his past gutter remarks on the Federal Reserve appointment, attempts to impeach President Hoover, and broader pattern of anti Hoovers and conspiratorial speeches. It notes his 361 to eight rebuke in a recent vote and hints at implications for Republican politics and fiscal policy.
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Congress
Louis. T. McFadden
Pennsylvania
Hoover
McFadden
Federal
Carter
Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Hollywood
International Settlements
House
Fugene Meyer
Federal Reserves
New York
Press Comment Frenchmen On Parade
The World Herald derides the Paris parade of 10 000 veterans shouting Not one debts and argues debts differ between governments and private individuals. It warns repudiation by France would shake credit and raise global distress, while urging sane solutions over militant displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Paris
France
The Irrepressible Blue Sky Shark Scam
A Minnesota fraud tale describes a confidence man selling phony securities by using convincing certificates deposited with victims in Spain. The swindler borrows money from credulous buyers, promising great dividends, while evading official approval and exploiting trust to unload the rigged investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Sky
Sistem
Credulois
Spanaeh
Colar Terest
dNood
Romesse
Ardath Hunday Wins Chicago Trip Interview Reveals Experiences
Ardath Hunday, Banson county champion, wins a free trip to Chicago for 4-H club achievements. An interview with Chicago Reporter covers highlights from the Field Museum visit, Diamond displays, Egyptian exhibit, Chicago Mail Order Company dining and gifts, the planetarium lecture, and interactions with notable performers.
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Chicago
Ardath Bonday
Ardath
Ardath Hunday
Banson
Thomas KE. Wilson
International Harvester Company
Bield Museum
Jan‘mia
Bere
Arnath
South Dakota
Field Museum
Auditorium Hotel
Othe
Feld Museum
Wilson
Joe Paul
Bord
Mande Bexinet
Institute
Thia
Miss Benset
Amy
Ibalé
Inexpensive Cake and Candy Recipes for Home Bake
Simple recipes for inexpensive cake and candy. Includes a brown sugar cake with raisins and cinnamon and a butter scotched candy. Directions cover mixing, boiling, cooling, and baking steps. Requires two cups brown sugar, water, fat, raisins, spices, flour, baking powder, and optional milk and salt for candy.
Scouts Rescue Santa as Girl Scouts Help Prepare Christmas
In a heartwarming scene Santa Claus rests blue and down in the mouth until green clad Girl Scouts arrive to assist. They rummage for supplies, gather Red Cross items, bake cookies, and sew and mend toys while families donate pennies and prepare meals. Santa smiles, learning money isn’t everything as scouts brighten communities before Christmas.
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Nick
Santa Claus
Santa
Santia
Tate
Red Cross
Malik
Herden
Ieanning
Kellogg Clubs Present Christmas Program At Plant
Fragmentary OCR describes Kellogg clubs staging a Christmas program titled The Kellogg 4 Helabe and the Curs us school. Notes about Keen hookers club and a slot on twine and machinery exist, mentioning electric items and departmental plant processes.
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Kellogg
Eapronomerte
Keen Hookers Club
Famous Inventor and Telegraph Puzzles Collide
A scrambled page lists clues and partial answers about an inventor of wireless telegraphy and magnetic telegraphs. The items mix definitions, word parts, and cryptic hints, spanning optics desert effects, animal notes, and measurement terms.
Frankfort Boy Scouts Promote ver Rank Advancements
Frankfort troop committee held a meeting on Tuesday December 20 with Donald Hilxemeier promoted to first class scout and Larry Adams Elton Hull advancing to second class. Merit badges awarded to Arthur Chase Clyde Miller Harald Phillips. Hilxemeier elected troop committee chairman. George Hassinger and others joined the committee. Paul Baird named scoutmaster. Fred C Eggers attended.
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Frankfort
Donald Hilxemeier
Khooor
Fred C. Berger
Larry Adams
Elton Hull
Arthur Chase
Clyde Miller
Harald Phillips
Hilkemeier
Huron Cub Pack Sets Panther Den Holiday Party
Presbyterian church sponsored Cub Pack No 2 held a Saturday morning meeting at 10 30 with seven cubs answering roll call. Richard Cook reported the Panther den made the most progress as members Donald Hoskins Jack Hurst William Saxton Jr and Larry Tommey attended nesting. Dues of 20 cents were collected to buy equipment and supplies. The packs den planned Christmas vacation parties and tests dominated the remainder of the meeting.
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Huron
The
Presbyterian Church
Richard Cook
Den
Panther den
Richard
Tuliows
Donald Hoskins
Jack Hurst
Wiliam Saxton, Jr
Larry Tommey
Good Citizens Sing Carols For Friends At Cavour School
Good Citizens group from the intermediate room at Cavour School sang Christmas carols Monday evening under supervision of Miss Margaret O Royle. The carolers went about town for the first time, were well received, and many residents invited them into their homes. The event was reported as enjoyable by league reporter Mason Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Citizens
I. L
Cavour
Masion Barton
Cafolera
Margaret “O'Royle
Sewing Spinsters Club Sells Quilt To Benefit 4-H Delegates
Sewing Spinsters 4-H club of Hur ont plans to send a delegate to the annual junior course. A quilt made by members will be sold at Wise Sara L. Dewing home, with proceeds funding club activities and Christmas sales.
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Huront
Jucior
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents and visitors were noted. Charles Crow and wife were en route to Joplin Missouri for a two week visit. Gladys Pyle arrived home from Miller to spend the holidays. Ruth Jones returned from Tracy Minnesota to visit relatives. Buck brothers from Spirit Lake and Madison left for home after a stay in the city. Ethel Kinkead returned from Chicago after attending Columbia College. Charles Lawson and family arrived from Burrstead for a short visit with J. J. Borah’s family. Floyd Wendelyn of Jamestown Nebraska passed through en route to Parker to visit relatives. Mrs E E Davisick planned a Christmas visit to Winona Minnesota.
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Charles Crow
Huron
Joplin
Gladys “Pyle
Miller
Ruth Jones
Tracy
Minn
HH. Buck
Spirit Lake
W. E. Buck
Madison
Ethel Kinkeid
Chicago
Columbia College
A. L. Kinkead
Charles Lawson
Bursdette
City
J. J. Borah
Floyd Wendelyn
Jamestown
Neb Jereat
van Dasa
Parker
E. E. Davisick
Winona
Raymond Raymond visits tem 22 in North Dakota
Raymond Raymond makes a special visit with Esling Enhler and Mrs EFL's brother, foreman of a constructor company in North Dakota. He peers through Raymond as he visits Zora on his way to see his parents in Rut.
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Raymond
Esling
Enhler
Efl
North Dakota
Zora
Enroute
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Huron Publishing Co
Third
Bext
Luskmatchell Newspapers, Inc
Norbeck
Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
South ‘Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
West Point
Foudie
Sugeestigns
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