National Advertising Representatives Reach Midwest and West
Adheer H. Hagg and Associates list national advertising reps in New York Kansas City Omaka Nebraska Denver Coto and San Francisco with Chicago and Northwest Daily Press Asen Minneapolis Ming noted in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Advertising
Adheer H. Hagg & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaka
Neb
Denver
Coto
San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
Northwest-Daily Press Asen
Minneapolis
Ming
Returning Prosperity in 1936 37 Survey Signals Gains
A North Western National Life Insurance survey notes rising prosperity in 1936 37 with higher demand for rural mail order goods and costlier merchandise in cities. It shows luggage sales up 26.9 percent, 236 department stores reporting gains in pianos furniture jewelry and fur products, and 32.4 percent fur sales rise. Substantial stock increases across seven prosperity lines indicate merchants ready to meet the higher quality buying wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
U. S
Insurance Company
Miracle Angina Operation Saves Ohio Man After Near Death
Two years ago doctors carried out a landmark procedure on Joseph Erchmar of Ohio. A muscle graft from his left arm was attached to his heart after angina pectoris left him with weeks to live. He survived four months in hospital and returned home cured, a dramatic comeback from near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Erchmar
Avas
Claude S. Beck
Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Mr. Krchmar
Man returns from illness to face grim job drought
A starving family story portrays a husband hospitalised, then released on relief. He finds only low wage work and ongoing unemployment, questioning the link between medical triumphs and a stable life. The piece argues modern science outpaces social organization for working families.
Parole System Criticized For Understaffing In California
An University of California study finds 2300 parolees in California supervised by 17 officers, ten of whom do office work. The report argues effective parole needs thorough pre and post release evaluation, questioning why seven field agents cannot manage 2300 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California Bureau of Public Administration
California
Democracy and titles in British honors list satire
A Laborite asks Prime Minister Baldwin to halt royal titles in a democracy. Baldwin argues that more democratic nations retain longer honors lists. The piece lampoons democratic eagerness for titles, noting rising Kentucky Colonel style honors and playful Royal esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Kentucky
Westminster Dog Show Reflects Humane Progress in Breeds
Long editorial notes the sixty-first Westminster Kennel Club show at Madison Square Garden where 3144 dogs from 70 breeds competed. It highlights diverse breeds from Irish wolfhound to chihuahua, praising breeders and the sport as a measure of humane progress in society.
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New York Times
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
American Kennel Club
Mnan
England
Westminster
South Carolina protests Sherman stamp plan sparks Civil War echoes
Minneapolis Journal notes South Carolina legislature objects to a postal stamp series honoring Sherman Lee and Jackson, arguing the Civil War era still stirs passions while contrasting with broader historic views. It mentions an upcoming February 5 election in Watertown to decide local government structure and praises voters choosing capable aldermen for good governance.
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Minneapolis
South Carolina
General Sherman
Sherman
Hell
South
Georgia
Belgium
Shermian
Honore
Robert E.lee
Carolinlang
Watertown
Washington Congress dodges on Roosevelt court plan
In Washington on February 17, lawmakers and administration insiders hint they will oppose Roosevelt's court reshuffle when the time comes. Public stands are elusive as leaders privately discuss two justice compromises and retirement rumors. The piece notes Senate and House squirming, Sumners hints, and concerns over judicial control, with scattered anecdotes about reactions to Roosevelt and a whistleblower anonymous author. The report mentions Navy shipping official Zemurray and a new anti-jobbery clause in maritime law, amid ongoing scrutiny of the court issue.
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Washington
Feo
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
AAA
Rood
Sumners
House Judiciary Committee
Roonvelt
Brooke Hays
Carl F. Bailey
Arkansas
Samuel Zemusray
United Fruit Lint
White House
Department of Justice
Diary of a South Dakota farm woman in Feb snowbound day
A diary entry from Central South Dakota on a February day describes neighbors shoveling roads, a pneumonia hospital transfer, and a family with ailing children. The writer tends hens, hopes for spring, and critiques agricultural overproduction plans while comforting livestock and awaiting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
South Dakota
Twenty Years Ago Observance In Huron
Twenty years ago today in Huron the G A R and W R C and the Sons of Veterans planned commemoration of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln with exercises in K of P hall at 7 30 p m. The program included readings, proclamations, vocal solos, addresses by Hon T M Simmons and Hon Royd, and tributes to commanders.
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Huron
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
W. RC
Wotwrang
Pp. Hall
Benj, Thomas
Elm. Bailey John Bullock
Pay Rollins
Wiliam T. Church
A. LsKin
Northville
Sprague Hospital
Fes
Ben Meyers
Well Pa
Onstage Mishaps Highlight Broadway Show Tales
New York reports a string of stage mishaps in early Broadway. Dancer Paul Haakon and rival struck by a blade scar, Gardiner fractured wrist but pressed on, Winninger injured yet performed, and a risky gun episode nearly caused a curtain fiasco.
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New York
Paul Haakon
Haakon
Reginald Gardiner
Charles Winninger
Winninger
Local travelers and visitors noted at city events
Mr and Mrs William Wilson returned from Minneapolis where they attended an automobile show. Mrs A L Smith of Wilmar Minn arrived for a visit with her mother Mrs John Murphy. He Mahonald departed yesterday for Watertown and with his Watertown brother headed to Fargo ND this morning.
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William Wilson
Minneapolis
A. L. Smith
Wilnar
Minn
John Murphy
Mahonald
Watertown
Stallion and Jack Licenses Urged by Extension
Brookings February 11 special notice from the Extension Service urges South Dakota stallion and jack owners to file license applications with the Department of Agriculture in Pierre within weeks. Fees are 2 for new licenses and 1 for renewals. Licenses run July 1 to June 30. In 1955 the state licensed 465 purebred, 3 grade, and 205 no grade stallions, plus six registered and 15 no grade jacks.
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Rge
Brookings
Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
Pierre
Extension Classes For March Schedule
Miss ay A. Covert, Home Management specialist at State college, will conduct demonstrations and lectures on bedding care at eight counties in the state during the first 10 days of March. Planned stops include Brule Yankton Turner Minnehaha Lake Grant and Day counties from March 2 to March 10.
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Ay A. Covert
State College
Miss Covert
Bruley County
Yankton
Turner County
Minnehaha County
Lake County
Grant County
Day County
Johnsons Has Services Lake Preston Church
The Rev. L. A. Jahan, representing Kingsbury County in the senate, attended services at Lake Preston on February 17 in a special engagement reported from the Johnson area.
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Johnson
Lake Preston
L. A. Jahan
Kingsbury County
Senate
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Beadle County
Notice is given that Laura B. Butterfield and V H Butterfield mortgage to Cora F Mouser on land in Beadle County South Dakota secures 2800 plus interest. Default made and sale set for March 13 1997 at 10:00 AM at the Beadle County Courthouse front door to satisfy debt plus costs. Sheriff Russell Swoop executor of the estate of Joe Gore Mouser deceased files the notice. Churchill Benson attorneys for mortgagee.
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Persin
Wortzare
Laura
B. Butterfield
V. HH. Butterfield
Beadle County
South Tinskei
Mortuators
Cora F. Mouser
Malparai Jadinne
Mortmapee
Office of the Register of Deeds
South Dakota
Afelock P. M
Mortgiyes
Meritian
South Takota
Thes Gagee
Office of Register of Douds
Kansit
Mermain
Sid Morlanee
Anid Yeeardid
Office of Register
Dead - Bhutle County
Nage
Otsh
City of
Huron
Russell Swoop
Joe
Gore F
Mouser
Beadie County
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South Dnkota
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Paul Mallon
Morrie
Mr. Roosevelt
Nebras
George Ross
Juris Winninger
Tus
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Ike
South America
Robins
United & States Air
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Scotland
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