Huron Publishing Co Advertising Rates and Info
Published by THE HURON PUBLISHING CO. Rates list carrier and mail options for Burco area and nationwide. mentions Associated Press rights and advertising representatives. Includes contact telephone number 4151 for department or person wanted.
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Huron Publishing CO
BBR Chas
B. J. Mitchell
Treavdrer
Robert O Lock
Meest Burco
Huron
Dekota
United States
Prudden, King & Prudden
New York
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Untitled Note on Public Guidance and Editorial Tone
A reflective early 20th century style piece urges readers toward thoughtful leadership and constructive discussion. It emphasizes readiness to act, civic responsibility, and providing guidance while maintaining cheer and entertainment.
Peace conference urged to reshape postwar world
An Atlantic era peace plan is debated as Europe considers a new Laval style conference to end the Ethiopian war, revise the Versailles settlement, and reallocate colonies. Critics warn such talks risk reimposing dominance by the wealthy, while proponents hope real justice for colonized peoples may emerge if held on equal terms.
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Laval
Africa
Sems
Ethiopia
Europe
Havas
Italy
Germany
Baldwin
England
Idelines
France
Paris
London
Truc
Hoare-Laval
A Good Law Passes in Massachusetts Legislature
The Massachusetts legislature passed a bill requiring all actool teachers to take an oath of support to state and federal constitutions. It is the sixteenth state to enact such legislation, provoking planned court challenges by a resigning teacher. Proponents praise constitutional fidelity and public interests, while opponents fear overreach and question constitutionality.
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Massachusetts
Tug
Frankfurter
Calvin Coolidge
Music Gosa Round and Around Debuts Amid Odd Lyrics
A quirky song piece titled Round and Around causes a stir with unusual lyrics about horses and bananas. The writing references past hits and a self aware web guest who demanded a bizarre predestra show.
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Meelf
Jerry Timbo
Crexy
Horace
Round and Around tunes spark national dizziness
The Custer Chronicle notes public reaction to a popular song and questions the public’s taste while urging attention to a proposed amendment affecting state and county school superintendents. It favors a nonpartisan separate ballot but doubts voter turnout and consensus. The editor defends the current system as serving Beadle county well.
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Ong
Custer Chronicle
Francis Case
Beadle County
Laugh and choose your own course in presidential race
A Cleveland minister urges his congregation to use humor and tolerance during the campaign. He advocates exploring both sides, maintaining intellectual self-respect, and voting intelligently. He notes readers may be fatigued by the Hauptmann case and laments delays in capital punishment discussions.
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Cleveland
America
Twain's Lesson in Business Ethics
Washington Post discusses Mark Twain's hundredth birthday tributes and a footnote on a overlooked life period. In 1880s Clemens, financially ruined, toured the world delivering lectures to pay debts, turning over Bible property to creditors. He declared a brain cannot be mortgaged while noting he is not a business man. He returned home with liabilities resolved. A generation’s view of ethics is tested by his sacrificed years and heroism paralleling Sir Walter Scott.
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Mark Twaun
Washington Post
Mark Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
Hameorcos
Bia
Clamens
Walter Scott
Debate on Flag Display and Political Figures Across Times
A long excerpt discusses a city finance rule requiring public assemblies to display the American flag, sparking concerns about enforcement and potential repression. It includes editorials praising Karl Mundt, remarks by Fred W. Sargent on taxation and currency, and notes on local coverage of the AAA and a Mitchell Republic editor's stance on farm relief and New Deal policy.
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York Times
Board of
Sidermen
LaGuardia Har
Burke
AAA
W. BR. Ronald
Mitchell Republic
Julia Craig Drawn to Nightclub Break on Yacht Visit
Julia Craig, an ambitious secretary, pursues a singing career and is invited aboard Woodford’s yacht Wood Nymph to audition for Smith Garland. She travels to the yacht club, meets Captain Bakely, and settles in a stateroom as suspense builds about her unexpected role and future with Woodford and Garland.
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Teta Craig
George Woodford
Weedford
Julia
Amy Senders
Peter Kemp
Woodford and Breeks
Julls
Bet Ute
Henri Lamb
Jestler
Lamb
Zulia
Peter
Royal Neshit
Wee Anty
Julia Steg
Woodford
Sutin
Fox
Smith Garland
Gerland
Jute
Mr. Woodford
Craig
Army Sanders
Amy
Fatian
Junie
Ore
Lesith Garland
Joamy
Cours
Julis
Julie
Captain Bakely
Tulle
Aclf
Woodfard
Rendt
Mn Sbs
Open Forum on Townsend plan sparks debate and letters
A reader letter to the editor argues for the Townsend old age revolving pension as a national remedy, claiming it would boost production and reduce crime. The writer contends current wage recipients would not suffer, while tax shifts and national savings would benefit the economy. Also included are letters criticizing Gov. Barry’s liquor commissioner appointment and party loyalty, with pleas for Democratic consideration in state appointments.
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Abn
United Baatex
Flynn
Townsend
Te Peoch
South Dakota
Barry
Joe Ryan
Liquor Commission
Gove Snor
Berry
L.A. Johnson
de Smet
Fragmented puzzle text with mixed clues and errors
A garbled page of mixed crossword style clues and broken terms. Readable items include scattered hints like Prince, Chief ministry, and various numbered rows and vertical clues, but most entries are unclear or corrupted. The fragment resembles a newspaper puzzle page with inconsistent OCR results and multiple misspellings.
College debates set for February 5 in Huron art room
Twenty years ago in Huron the preliminary college girly debates will determine which team represents the school in a triangular with Morning Side and the State University. Two debates will feature Irene Misey Schoof Erwin Bermice Ireland and Jean Brady Lola Alley Lydia Links for the affirmative and negative sides, followed by a second debate with Vandervoort Ferrer Mikelson and McKay Richter. Also notes travel and local visits including M Redowmd’s Minneapolis trip and others from Aberdeen and Lake Preston.
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State University
Misey Irene
Schoof
Jana Erwin
Bermice Ireland
Jean Brady
Lola Alley
Lydia Links
Missca Vandervoort
Mary Ferrer
Anna Mikelson
Jeni McKay
Laure Richter
M. Redowmd
Minneapolis
Isaac Lincoln
Aberdeen
State Fair Board
George Shecky
Lake Pres
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Alete
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