Vision of living standards beyond 1929 for American industry
The piece argues that recovery from 1929 requires a growth path beyond restoring wages to pre Depression levels. It cites Dr. Wickenden of Case School who urges higher output and better goods at lower cost, plus jobs in new industries. Brookings findings emphasize research, management, and enterprise to lift living standards for more Americans.
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W. E. Wickenden
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Wickenden
Dr. Wickenden
Sign Your Name Please Open Forum Letters Rule
The Evening Huronite urges readers to sign letters for Open Forum columns. Unnamed submissions are discarded to avoid wasting effort and ensure letters reach their intended audience. Names are kept for records and are not printed upon request.
Erasing From the Map U S Geographic Board Debate
A fragment from a historical newspaper piece discusses the U S Geographic Board and questions its actions. The text reflects a stance on government authority and national identity with emphasis on originality and interest in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Geographic Board
United States
Mirror Lake Meaning Behind Old Pond Names
A fragment suggests a local place once called Dishwater Pond was renamed Mirror Lake. The note hints at a perceived improvement or flattery in the renaming and mentions a widow figure tied to the history. The exact reasoning and full details remain unclear from the fragment.
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Mirror Lake
Gambling club sued by widow over losses
A widow sues a gambling club alleging she lost nearly ten thousand dollars after a manager refused to pay her, highlighting public concern over the club's operation. Interviewed by a reporter, the case reflects tensions between patrons, law authorities, and the club's persistence amid calls for closure.
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Ted Gamblin A
Dolla
Faultsio
Humorous Mississippi Town Floods for Civic Pride
In a Hood-endangered Mississippi town water pours through levee openings flooding acres to two or three feet. Residents, joking with visitors, claim the water comes from melting snow and dripping levee workers. Local humor masks the flood and civic pride despite the disaster.
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Uth
Mississippi
Talden
A .Howden
Hopeful Sign In Traffic Deaths Report For 1936
A survey shows 38 500 automobile fatalities in 1936, 1500 more than prior years, with gains in 18 states not rising as fast as motor vehicle use. Most states are pursuing safety programs, suggesting intensified efforts may curb deaths despite ongoing carnage on the roads.
Editor notes from a southern newspaper archive
A garbled editorial note from a South Dakota archive describes daily selections from a collection of American newspapers. It mentions readership access at the Evening Huronite News Room during office hours and references a library in a building, with a dated, misspelled style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Denota
Tee ‘Kotolng Barouite Mulding
History Repeats 17Serf and the Early Rail Charades
Chicago Daily Tribune recounts how the New York Central began as a portage rail around the Mohawk River falls. Early efforts to extend from Schenectady to Utica faced political obstruction and canal tolls, delaying freight service and shaping decades of railroad development across states.
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Chicago Daily Tribune
Chicago
Manhattan
New York Central
Mohawk River
Albany
Schenectady
Diica
Buffato
Utica
Erie
Iiavia
Washington
National ‘Legislatura
Archeic la
Polihead
Peregint
Paethape
Ferme
Sevarns
New York
Stata
Pheasants To Fend For Themselves In Winter Says State Panel
South Dakota's Game Commission and Conservation Commission urge pheasants to forage naturally, opposing winter feeding stations. Officials note shelters exist in some regions but emphasize native feeding should not be established broadly.
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Mitchell Republic
South Dakota
Game Commission
News Behind The News on Roosevelt court packing
Washington reports in a bustling lobby scene about President Roosevelt’s judicial packing plan. Senators Norris LaFollette and others question liberal candidates, while Justices Sutherland and McReynolds avoid comment and continue routines as the reshaped court looms.
Diary of a Farm Woman in a Dakota Blizzard
A Central South Dakota diary entry reflects a farm wife’s blizzard day. She recalls past dreams, hopes for electricity, and pride in farming heritage, while tending chores, guiding children to school, and facing taxes and hard work on the prairie.
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Central
South Dakota
Jim
Dakota Plains
Amy
Blunt and Welch Host Friendship Evening at Parke Home
Marginal notes describe Mrs William Parkdoll hosting a Church of Christ gathering at Wa Parke Parke Home with Miss Dorothy Welch assisting. Mariel Blunt and a small group enjoyed a friendly evening and two guests received a three piece china baking set amid lighthearted chatter.
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Blunt
Tip Wargenleed
Church’ of Christ Met
Wa! Parke Parka
Dorothy Welch
Sa Hostem
Mariel Blunt
Wad
William Parkdoll
Calebent
Lede
New York Spotlight on Nightlife and Celebrities
In New York George Ross surveys Greenwich Village to Coney Island, recalling the Mayfair Club era and its famous patrons. He notes changing tastes, recalls Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, and other stars, and touches on public curiosities about Hollywood and society figures.
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New York
Broadway
Greenwich Village
Coney Island
Spuyten
Jimmy Walker
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Developments and Social News
A.M. Urquhart bought property at Third and Kansay streets from John E Ward to build a modern two story brick auto salesroom and service station, 65 by 150 feet on a 150 by 165 foot lot, with work to start in spring. Huron fire department plans their annual masquerade ball in the auditorium Wednesday night with Apollo orchestra. it’s a 19 year event, much anticipated by residents. Miss Kite Cannon and Helen Wire Woonsocket visited Huron while en route to Brookings for college. Mr and Mrs J J Robins left for Omaha and Blairstown Miss for a month with relatives. AK Gardner, back from Washington, was admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, alongside T G Cherry of Stock Falls. Temperature fell to 6 below. total precipitation to date 2.08 inches. Mrs Whitlow, guest at the Curtis home, left for Forestburg. Delbert K Scruby leaves for the Pacific coast for several weeks. Bonilla Feb 10 Ladies Aid Society to meet with Mrs A M Miller Thursday Feb 11.
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A.M. Urquhart
John E.ward
Third
Kansay
Huron Fire Department
Huron
Alt
Apollo
Kite Cannon
Helen‘ Wire "Ok Woonsocket
Brookings
Gay colors for men's clothing set for spring
Washington dispatch reports bright red green and blue will appear in men’s business attire this spring. Silk threads will be woven into gray and brown fabrics. Mule Bauer of New York, president of the Merchant Tailors Designers Association, predicts a large rise in popularity for a coat like a dinner jacket with satin lining and a soft dress shirt.
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Washington
Mulebauer
New York
Assccinvian
Milhouer
Carls Farm Patient Moved After Eight-Hour Snow Drift
Wai Lake farmer Pj Frit Carls, 78, was taken to a Sioux Falls hospital after 35 neighbors struggled eight hours to clear a road and allow an ambulance to reach his farm 14 miles away. He suffers from double pneumonia as severe cold and heavy snow paralyzed West River roads.
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Sioux
Frit Carls
Wai Lake Farmer
Sioux Falls
Carls
Carls Ie
West River
Mabridze
Plymouth damaged in storm collision near Coleide
Specie Karlur Stewart living west of town was unlucky when his new Plymouth suffered front and rear damage in a Friday evening storm collision. He was pushing his car homeward while Joe Mendel coach of Faulkion High School drove the Wilson Forwarding Co truck which struck Stewart’s car in the rear. The Wilson truck sustained front damage and Mendel’s car rear damage.
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Coleide
Blunt
Karlur Stewart
Plymouth
Joe Mendel
Faulkion High Schol
Ia Wilson Forwarding Company
Wilson
Mondel
Stewart
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Butler
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la ‘Follette
Everience
Rousvelt
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Cooke
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Ordax
Wien
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Fundos Waters
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Andy
Roberts
Wes
George Ross
Wilam Morris
North’ Carolina
Guffer Wiliam
Europe
Moses
Wiliam
Greta Garbo
Hollywood
Garbo
Marlene Dietrich
Butte Davis
Ann Harding
Joseph Schenck
Margie Hiei
Joplin
William Ferguson
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