Huron Publishing Co. masthead and rates
Published by THE HURON PUBLISHING CO. 49 Third St SEB Chos H. J. Mitchell, Pres and Treas. F. McCennon, Vice Pres. Robert D. Lusk, Sec. Entered at the Post Office of Huron SD as second class matter. Carrier and mail rates listed. Member of the Associated Press.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
Seb Chos
H. J. Mitchell
Treas
F. McCennon
Robert D. Lusk
Huron, SD
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Automobiles Tax Burden and South Dakota Registry Decline
South Dakota auto officials warn that new car registrations have fallen from 30 822 in 1929 to 3 931 in 1932 as economic strains grow. H M Whitman argues motor vehicle operation may have peaked and urges tax relief or redirected gas tax funds to highways, while legislators rush emergency measures.
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South Dakota
H. M. Whitman
State Automobile Association
Whitman
Whisman
Surplus funds debated for rural credit bonds in South Dakota
State affairs observers urge caution in using school and public lands funds for rural credit bonds. Some advocate continuing loans from these funds to South Dakota farms, noting a cautious market for bonds while highlighting the need to support agriculture and attract loaning companies. State departments could offer safe real estate loans even now.
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Miss Pyle
Argus
School and Public Lands Department
Hias
Mmsumie
South Dakota
Postal receipts drop in fifty cities for December
The post offer department notes that revenues in fifty selected U S cities totaled 33 097 443 during December a decline of about 34 percent from December 1981 if old postal rates had applied last year the figures would differ further.
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Post Offer Department
United States
Post Office Revenue In December Questioned
A department explains that post office revenue rose about 4 260 000 dollars in December due to rate increases while many mail volumes declined. The piece notes cheaper statements and unsealed Christmas cards at a reduced rate, suggesting the official explanation may lack detail.
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Post Office
Victory for Berry as gasoline tax diversion bill passes
The legislature approves a gasoline tax diversion with an emergency clause, seen as a victory for Governor Berry. It funds highway maintenance and limited construction, while delaying broader roads programs to reduce state debts. Some view it as a setback, but supporters argue it serves long term welfare and may align future legislative actions with Berry's agenda.
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Berry
Barry
Growth of Bartering Surges in Postwar Economy
The article notes delation spurring barter as a growing trend in America with 140 exchanges in 29 states, plus plans for federal help. Unemployed Californians exchange labor for goods, Minneapolis groups pursue similar aims, and Canada and Soviet Russia discuss trading Canadian goods for Russian oil. Barter exposes deep economic maladjustment, unlikely a long term fix, urging price or debt relief as necessary.
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America
3. D. Brown
Brown
American Statistical Association
California
Minneapolis
Canada
Soviet
Russia
P Comtent
Eworld
Chicago Turns Pauper Over RF C Aid to Cook County
The Globe-Gazette comments on a $7.225 million RF C loan split mostly to Cook County Illinois. It notes Cook County’s large share of federal relief, the disparity with other states, and accuses Chicago of relying on federal funds due to tax collection failures. The piece contrasts New York Philadelphia and Detroit aid with Chicago’s situation and urges the Tribune to stop citing other regions as failed examples.
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Chicago
Mason City
Iowa
Globe-Gazette
Chicago Tribune
Illinois
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cook County
RF. C
Wliccis
Washington
Cooks County
Ahinsis
Reconstruction Corporation
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Towa
Idaho
Bedford Standard Times Lists Of Beautiful Words
In a playful query the Bedford Standard Times asks why popular lists of attractive words overlook terms like business sales job wages carefree plenty solvent dividend profit and prosperity reflecting on language and tone in contemporary discourse.
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New ‘Bedford
Standard Times
Winner Of Trip Tells Of Events At Brookings Short Course
Anna Gross of Spink county reports on winning a Huronite free trip to the Tun jar Short Course at Brookings. She recalls departure on December 26, arrival at Brookings, and days of classes, demonstrations, speeches, and social events, including tours, a theatre party, and a tea banquet, with notable sessions on grooming, club programs, and health.
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Edith Churton
Brookings
Anna Gross
Spink County
Peter Pen Club
Huron
Waling
Lucille Miler
Prof
Christennsen
Luville Miller
Custer Valley Dairy Care Club Reports Junior Short Course
Members reviewed Keeping Records literature for the year and heard county agent R A Cave discuss herd record keeping. The club, led by J B Beadle, enrolled three new members and planned next meeting at Curtis Glenao home to discuss pedigrees on February 10 with a lunch served.
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R.A Cave
Custer Valley Dairy Care Club
C.C. Pamp
Beadle
Glenao
Curtis’ Hom
Four Girl Scout Troops Meet For Advancement
Titanka troop held a Friday meeting with 36 scouts and three visitors Dorothy Hors Hariet CaShon and Mantine Crees. Mayekewix worked on first aid Chippewa on weights and measures first class bade Inkpadcotas practiced trench vess beige. Meeting closed with Taps and Run Along Home.
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Titanka
Dorothy Hors
Hariet CaShon
Unit on Health Study by Wide Awake League
Beulah Olson of the Wide Awake League in Kellogg township reports enthusiasm for a new health unit. The unit covers practical care, disease prevention, and living habits, with materials to teach about common diseases and remedies used in the past and present to improve community health.
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Beulah Olson
Wide Awake League of the
Peder- 8
Acionl
Kellogg Township
Earl Loeshwood Now Member Of Troop 2
Earl Loeshwood was introduced to Troop 2 during a meeting in St. Augustine Florida. Richard Codk, troop Ma. 2 scribe, reported two patrols met, exchanged good terms, and arranged a bike outing. A signaling exercise followed with some flyers excused before Dr L S Betty addressed troop issues. The meeting closed around 9 o clock.
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Treas
Richard Codk
L. S. Betty
Pupils Read Wide Range of Books This Term
Lauren Edwin Towne reports Willing Workers Young iCh W League members in Beadle county and Huron public library readings. Each member read 10 to 30 books this year, with enthusiasm for reading and belief that books bring gains. The note quotes Thomas Macaulay on choosing books over wealth.
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Beadle County
Huron Public Library
Lauren Edwin Towne
Lauren
Thomas Macaulay
Sheep Club Reports From Trip Amid Storm Weather
Wormstad Woolies Sheep club met at Ralph Van Horn home with four members present. Howard Stoner Eugene Gutdler Victor Jones and Van Horn reported on Junior Short Course attendance in Brookings. Five members attended the Short Course funded by a box social from local clubs. Discussion covered winter feeding of ewes and a demonstration on sheep shears. New members increased total to fifteen.
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Wormstad Waolies
Wormstad Woolies Sheep Club
Happy Sunshine Derry Club
Cotton Study Report by Franklin School Seventh Grader
Floyd Munion of Franklin School District No 1 presents a six week study on cotton. He explains planting from April to June, needs such as 200 fertilized plants, sunshine, and 71 inches of rain, and notes cottons’ southern origin. He touches on slavery, northern and southern views, the Civil War from 1861 to 1865, and battles near Richmond, Georgia, and Alabama.
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Floyd Munion
Franklin
Kead
South
Cotign
Richmond
Georgia
Alabama
Boy Scouts Hold Regular Meeting in Huron Troop 4
Boy Scouts of troop No 4 Huron held a regular meeting last Friday evening with 12 members and four recruits responding to roll call. James Sarengon assistant scout master led the meeting after opening with the Scout Oath and laws and a new verse of America. Forest Suxder led setting up exercises followed by Micrphys drill and a race the Fireman’s carry won by Black Bear patrol. Dale Hanson passed firebuilding and cooking tests on the last hike. The meeting closed with the Scout Benediction and Taps.
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Boy Scouts
Huron
Mileton Pronk
James Sarengon
Forest Suxder
Firemans
Black Bear Patrol
Dale
Hanson
Okaboji Boy Thanks Hurop Club For Short Course
Lawrence Serbousek of Okaboji a Bealthy Happy Hungry Hog club member praises this year’s Junior Short Course calling it one of the best ever. He notes morning classes valuable and morning addresses engaging expressing appreciation for the event.
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Lawrence| Serbousek
Okaboji
Lawrence Serhousek
Miss McKay Describes Meno Service At Senior Girl Reserves
Miss Catherine McKay presented a tale about a men o service at a meeting of the senior high school Girl Reserves. Doris Pelly presided, minutes were read by Vera LaCratt, and sponsor Miss Tait announced a Girl Reserve sing next month. The group planned a play and a cabinet meeting was set to plan the new semester.
Aged Lane Resident Dies After Ill Health at 73
Mrs Hein died at age 73 after about three years of poor health. Funeral services were held at Zion Lutheran Church in Lane with Rev. Mr Dachsteiner of Madison officiating. Burial followed in the cemetery north of Lane.
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Lane
Las
Jan
Hein
Zion Lutheran Church
Dachsteiner
Madison
Wane
Autobiography and Word Puzzle Across a Distant Grid
A jumble of crossword style hints and word clues covers traits such as Hair wavering, deceive, existence, and various common nouns. Readers seek solutions for elements like Kettle, Street, Inlet, and Coronet amid misspellings and scattered references to places, elements, and roles in a classic puzzle page.
Home Canning of Meat and Poultry Tips and Schedules
Sara L. DeWing outlines the economic benefits and steps for canning meat and poultry, noting low prices during cullings and describing methods for chicken canning including how to prepare, pack, process, and seal jars. The piece also lists training dates in Huron Redfield Mille and Wolsey for related lessons.
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Sara L. Dewing
Huron
Redfield
Mille
Wessington
Wolsey
Eason
Brookings Transats Busy Business Forecast
Special forecast notes indicate Mr and Mrs Bert Wah and Mr and Mrs Toxold Sweexy are attending to business matters in Brookings. The report lists local figures and a January 16 timestamp for the update.
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Bert Wah
Toxold
Sweexy
Brookings
Groton Pharmacist Stumped By Odd Prescription
Groton pharmacist Clayton A. Dietz, with decades of training, encounters a perplexing case when a prescription for Martha Lindesmith lists the patient as 101 years old. Dietz notes that standard dosing checks rely on age, but the entry far exceeds typical limits and he cannot reconcile the instruction with his university course or practical experience.
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Groton
Clayton A. Dietz
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Brief Local Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron residents and visitors are listed with names and hometowns. Mrs. Mart Kuni of Aberdeen left after visiting her parents, while Mrs. Cynthia Tallman of Osage is lingering in Huron at her daughter’s home. Others include F C W Kuehn on business to Troyer, Miss Tillie Martin visiting Rochester, Wis, Mrs. Herbert Tomlinson returning from Poynette, and E L Cone departing for Please. Earl Fowler reportedly found a large pearl in oysters at the Howard hotel, with a $15 offer from a Sioux City jeweler. Mrs. P B Richinson and daughter Helen returned from Minneapolis after a week’s visit. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. John A Rakiff’s home for quilting and lunch, and a note mentions approximately 1000 Dutch estates producing wooden shoes.
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Mart Kuni
Aberdeen
Maurice Distineen
Cynthia Tallman
Osage
Mrother
Mire
HO. Grover
Huron
F.C. W. Kuehn
Troyer
Tillie Martin
Rochester
Minn
W. A. Carlson
Herbert Tomlinson
Poynetie
Wis
Cone
Fred Fensberg
Earl Fowler
Howard Hotel
Sioux City
PB. Richsinson
Helen
Minneapolis
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Mary A. Covert
Earl Loeshwood
Troop
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Australis
Ipevuc
South Asien
Ladies Aid
Carpenter
Mee
John A. Rakiff
Wah
Bose of the Albemeum
The
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