Publication masthead and contact details
The Huron Publishing Co appears with address 49 Third St and listing of staff roles and advertising representatives. It states post office entry as second class matter and outlines subscription rates for carrier and mail. notes Associated Press membership and circulation audit, with phone contact for department or person wanted.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
H.J. Mitchell
Prep
Son ‘Trena
FA. McCannon
Vica Pres
Kert D. Lask
Sec
Pridden, King&Prudden
Ihe
North Michigan Ave
Chicago
Madison Ava
New York
Montgomery St
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Leary Bldg
Seattle
Huron
Associated Press
Associated Preas
This Date in South Dakota History February 8 events and tributes
February 8 notes mark II dates from 1872 to 1918 and beyond including McCook becoming secretary and the first special legislative session. Obituaries honor Newman Nash, Clara Brookings, and Louis N Crill whose leadership in the agricultural department shaped South Dakota. The piece praises Crill’s optimism and efforts like the Greater South Dakota Congress in Rapid City.
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South Dakota
Ed‘ S. McCook
Peter J. Techarner
Newman C. Nash
Canton News
Wen
C. Erleson
Clara Brookings
Yankton
Bath
Maine
Louis
N. Crill
Louis N. Crill
Stalin
Grill
Dassiciates
Crill
Rapid City
Hoover era optimism as the nation anticipates cabinet leadership
The country shows complacency over the new Hoover administration and its cabinet selections. Analysts note Hoover will delegate but stay closely informed, with calls for an additional secretary to coordinate departments. Agricultural interests expect strong aid, signaling a confident outlook for Hoover’s early tenure.
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Hoover
Witter
Hhis
Mayoral Senate Push Cites South Dakota Towns Finances
Miller and Highmore urge claims of their mayors for governor citing reduced indebtedness and frugal fiscal handling. The towns are praised for financial condition amid calls to curb taxes while avoiding harm to local services. The commentary notes city land commissions and school boards as generally careful.
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Miller and Highmore
Sonce
South Dakota
Growth and infrastructure strain in Huron region
In county and city finances the focus should shift from state to local costs. Huron faces rising growth pressures with water mains and looming sewage disposal needs. Officials anticipate a heavy program to maintain prosperity as the city expands.
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Minch
Miller and Highmore
Huron
Greek Olive Tree Rule Sparks South Dakota Dream
The excerpt cites a Greek law requiring a man to plant olive trees before marriage. It argues a modern South Dakota legislator should adopt a similar motive to aid sustenance and schools, proposing ten trees per prospective groom and urging planting on barren grounds to improve welfare.
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Greece
South Dakota
Press, pulpit, and showgirl under critique in a public address
The article comments on a Sunday address by Dr. Tiward A Bienen criticizing the press as destructive and lying while distinguishing creative and truthful forces. It defends loyal editors and ministers, arguing sweeping condemnation of large societal forces is unjust and agitator politics erode truth.
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Girs
Towa
Times-Republican
Tiward A Bienen
Des
Girk
Forrest
Steiner
Nimsel
Gail
Pol
Synthetic cork and wool from corn studied by Senate panel
Ames professor C T Sweeney testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee in Washington on corn by products including synthetic cork made from corn stalks now in production by General Electric for insulation. He also noted synthetic wool from corn cobs and calls for reduced paper costs through waste materials, urging federal support for research and farm relief.
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Ebal
Steeney
General Electric Company
Sweeney
South
Dako
Argus-Leader
Abolition fever cools as South Dakota legislature adjourns
The recess sees debate over eliminating the railroad commission child welfare and state sheriff with near uniform opposition. Some lawmakers favor cutting the child welfare budget as elections loom, while others worry about recreating the push. Abolition talks fade as scrutiny of closed banks proceeds.
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South Dakota
Railroad Commission
Child Welfare Commission
Child- Welfare Commission
Aro
West River
Solemn course taken in legislative investigation debate
The piece notes the adopted course by investigation committees, questioning whether serious, biased, or rumor based efforts exist. It observes state officials lingering at the statehouse, court members staying on call, and Judge James Brown traveling to California for a vest, with unclear outcomes if the legislature acts to change the status quo.
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Supreme Court
James Brown
Calfornia
Fire Destroys House Near Fourth and Oregon
A Sunday night blaze near the corner of Fourth and Oregon, just east of the Catholic church, owned by Asher F Pay and reportedly run by Mr Lucke, consumed the residence entirely with no one inside as fireman Mr W arrived after the alarm. The event left the contents a total loss.
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Fourth
Oregon
Asher F. Pay
Lucke
Local notes report travel plans and weather affect daily life
A bystander suffered minor injury from flying glass during a fire incident while others prepared travel plans to Aberdeen Ashton Redfield Chicago and Cincinnati. Weather across the northwest brought high winds and snow with subzero temperatures causing no Dakota division trains to run. public reception for Senator-elect Crawford is planned for Monday night February 5 at the anti Coxion venue.
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Een
Burky
Lillian Perritom
Aberdeen
Ashton
Bmrs Sauer
Chicago
Fromm
Cincinnati
Banziter
Conservatory of Music
H. M. Hudson
Minneapolis
T. A. Churchill, Esq
Rochester
D. O. Root
St. Paul
Northwest
Canadian Northwest
Dakota Division
Tmord-Ing & Col
B. Geddis
Hot Springs
Elct Crawford
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Molsier
Freister Siete Biewsk
RADIO
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Huron Kolster
General Motor Equipment Co, Inc
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