Early 20th Century Huron City Letters On War Talk Progress Plans
A collection of unsigned letters and notes, including B. L. Manders' Virmil address and community plans for Huron. Topics touch on war sentiments toward Japan, the dangers of militarism, local civic goals, livestock and dairy development, stockyards, markets, and building a progressive future for the Sunshine State city. The author urges focus on foundational growth, better markets, new auditoriums, and practical reforms guiding local economics and governance.
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Huron
Sonoris
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Euren
New Year Resolutions for Leaders and Nation in 1933
A 1933 era opinion urges Americans to renew effort and optimism. It calls Congress to decisive work in January, business and labor to unite for national welfare, and administration to steer with firm leadership. It stresses personal resolve to be productive, kind, and tolerant for the year ahead.
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Congress
Loese
HOLC refinances cut widespread mortgage losses by 1937
HOLC general manager Charles A. Joas notes that by midsummer 1937 the program had discharged 20 844 mortgages totaling 46 752 363 dollars. Many builders refinanced to prevent foreclosure, turning renters into homeowners and reshaping the national housing landscape amid industrial growth and social change.
A Vision of Home Ownership and Mortgage Realities
The text argues that the American dream of owning a home is undermined by heavy mortgages. It notes that paying interest and principal over time is essential to true ownership, and criticizes the HOLC procedure for delaying real tenure. It concludes that any effort to expand home financing must address these realities and not abandon the goal.
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Lester
Walter H. Riley
Mr. Riley
Jon Gazth
Japan
Iame
Riley
Huronihe
Militar Oem
Distribution of Savings Bonds Among Americans
The article notes one in 210 in the United States holds U S Savings Bonds, totaling over a billion dollars owned by 2.2 million Americans. Most bonds are in $100 and $25 denominations, with over 85 percent in $25, $50, and $200 bonds, signaling broad wealth distribution and government debt shifting toward individual holders. It also critiques congressional Christmas spending and cites Japan claiming peaceful aims in China amid public doubt.
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United States
Amalg Helders
Editorials from Evening Huronite Historical Files
Daily editorials from the urgent filed edition of American newspaper South Kota. Open hours allow readers access for reference, study, or review in the News Room on the second floor of the Were Buparize Building.
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Furgent
Huronite
Were Buparize
Mussolini Delivers Bold Ethiopian War Plan Note
A transcriptioned passage discusses General Pietro Badagtio being summoned by Mussolini to assume high command in Ethiopia on the eve of conflict. It outlines Italy's strategic aims, the League of Nations’ weak response, and Mussolini’s forecast of a two-front war while criticising the League’s inability to constrain Fascist expansion.
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Just Foolishness for the London Sphere
A long excerpt denounces grandiose U S claims on world resources and power. It criticizes reliance on political management over individual initiative, labeling the proposal as sheer folly and warning against misguided economic dominance. The text contrasts supposed American wealth with global realities and urges reconsideration of policy.
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London
United States
Europe
Philadelphia: Record on a debated scientific claim
The piece questions the validity of a reported discovery at the University of California involving elements Nos 93 and 4. It contrasts mathematical proof with experimental proof and cites a costly bombardment experiment that allegedly produced billions of atoms, while noting the results were invisible to microscopes.
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Philadelphia
Philip Abeleon
University of California
Hoyle
Diary entry reflects on honesty and Christmas cheer
A diary fragment recounts a December scene with sheep and a discussion on honesty versus deception. The writer muses that honesty is the best policy and a living principle, contrasting it with acts that differ between word and deed, while family humorously teases about Christmas candy and restraint.
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Joe
David
Jon
Jim
Jerry
Shin
Hearsty
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron, HdW Edition
A scanned Huron column notes local notices and events from twenty years past. Red Cross receipts reach 1842 with membership near 1700, plus magazine and dues subs. Local residents visit, travel, and host relatives for Christmas, with multiple family and hometown updates across Harney, Sioux City, Milwaukee, and Aberdeen areas.
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Huron
Va. L. Fakeadigourney Fuel
Harold Willyen
Sioux Chiy
Margaret Wright
Milwaukes Downer
Chisumi
LO. R. Wright
Harney Hunley
John, Sauer
Minneapolis
CL Klamme
Alice
Wea
Lamine
Spearfish
Klenune
O. H. York
Editor Letter Urges Petition Against War
Citizens argue to keep America out of war in a forum letter. Veterans of Foreign Wars backs the petition campaign, urging signatures at local stores and through post members. The piece highlights public opinion, wartime costs, and the role of Congress and voters in shaping policy.
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Renee
Dany
Othat
Neinger
America
Congress
Washington
United States
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Tebo
Garrity
Forrest McMullen
Officers Named By Masons And C. E. S. Woonsocket
Woonsocket elects officers for the coming year for the GES Chapter and AUF group. Blanche Boer is worthy matron with W. W. Basham as worthy patron and Maurine Horrigan as assoc. matron. Roy Rhodes as associate patron. Frances Grega as secretary. Lyrdin Moore as chaplain. many others named for roles. Leaders include W. W. Bu worshipful master and A. A. Hart as warden along with several deacons, stewards, marshals, and trustees.
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GES
Lyrdin 'Moore
Ema N
Alberta
Humphrey
Ver Enrsons
Adah
Leone Tsenereuty
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Esther
Sven Davis
Marthas
Stella Brown
Eleem
Enna Piper
Seminel
Aind
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W. W. Bu
A. A. Hart
S. Judy
Chris Mielson
HL Brewst Vetery
Fred Fiper
A .Qstedal
M. C. Nielson
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