Post Office In Huron Rates And Association Notice
Entered at the Post Office at Huron as second class matter. Subscription rates in Huron by carrier 20c per week, by mail $8.00 per year. Elsewhere in South Dakota by carrier 1 to pee week, by mail One month six weeks $1.00, three months $1.50, six months $2.75, one year ee Elsewhere in the United States by mail per year $6.00. Member of the Associated Press with reuse rights. Advertising representatives listed in Minneapolis and New York City.
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United States
Be Nice To The Census Taker And The Law
A 1930s style warning explains census takers must be answered or penalties apply including fines up to 100 dollars or jail. Incorrect information risks higher fines and longer sentences. It notes businesses face fines for noncooperation and incorrect reports, urging cooperation as the government seeks valuable data.
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Sam
How Much Is a Man Worth Editorial Series
An editorial by Huron ministers in a nine part series questions the intrinsic value of individuals beyond status wealth or occupation. It reflects on ethics, community duty, and moral worth in the local civic context.
Worth of a man goes beyond dollars and cents
Pastor Phil Mueller argues that human worth cannot be measured by wealth or utility. He cites war losses and the Good Samaritan as lessons, urging love as the true measure of value. He reflects on how society values people and warns against passing by those in need.
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Jerusalem
Jericho
Piace
Gospel of Christ Love Guides Toward Hopeful World
A reflection on God’s love for all people and the call to share the Gospel over hate. The message emphasizes Christ’s sacrifice, the value of every human, and the need to spread Christian mercy to redeem humanity and counter war.
Diary of a Central Farm Woman January gathering
A Central 8. D. Farm Woman diary entry for January 18 describes a neighborhood gathering with cars arriving, members socializing, and four chauffeurs in the kitchen playing cards. The note shares domestic tips on cooking and sewing, fruit-forward nut bread ideas, and reflections on family finances and optimism for the new year amid a picturesque kitchen window view.
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Thad
Ruth Millett Sees Glamour Fading For Natural Ingrid Bergman
Ruth Millett notes a shift from flashy screen glamour to natural charm as Ingrid Bergman embodies the new 1940s heroine. Bergman, Swedish and unadorned, avoids makeup and heels, riding a bicycle in Sweden and dreaming of Hollywood, where she hopes to model the era for American women.
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New York
Leslie Howard
Geiomort
Authents
Quotes on Freedom and War Leadership Echo in Wartime Debate
The text presents dated perspectives from David Lilienthal and Louis Johnson praising economic freedom and warning about missteps in wartime mobilization. It also quotes Premier Mitchell Hepburn predicting a vast, soon to unfold war with a high demand for troops and the risk of sending inadequately trained soldiers.
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Louis Johnson
Mitchell Hepburn
Ontarie
Gannett enters Republican race amid sharp critique
The Sioux City Tribune ridicules Frank Gannett of Rochester N C as a GOP nominee prospect, accusing him of ego, lack of ideas, and blunt rhetoric while praising other potential candidates who may outshine him. The column dismisses his chances and likens his speaking to Alf Landon in clumsy fashion.
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Rochester
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New Deal
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Alf Landon
Propaganda minsters read Amazing Western Thriller reports
Washington dispatch surveys European propaganda in January 25 coverage noting belated twists on a supposed German plan to attack Belgium. It argues neutrals know more than Germans and cites Churchill and Halifax claims about coastwise shipping safety, with Finland and Russia casualty estimates and Britain’s buffer role in neutral states.
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Europe
Winston Churcaill
Belgium
United States
Canada
Germany
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Maine
North Sea
England
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Syria
France
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Edinburgh
War Office
Lord Halifax
Don Ameche plans return to radio with WEAF NBC show
Don Ameche, now away from broadcasting, has put his home on the market to fund a new variety and dramatic program set to begin April 5 on WEAF NBC. He will host the project as master of ceremonies amid a dense lineup featuring George Jessel, Bing Crosby, Kay Kyser Repeat, and multiple other programs across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and related networks.
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Bob Burns
Vox
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Guy Lombardo
Tennis Ace and Radio Era Clue Puzzle, WWI Era Note
Fragmented crossword style entry lists many clues and era speaking items about tennis ace, radio shows, and a World War I germane note. It references players, programs, and schedules with scattered mentions of people and broadcasts from old newspaper page.
Slimming afternoon dress pattern from Pattern Service
Advert reads Pattern No. 5640 for an afternoon dress that slims the silhouette with epaulette trims and a draped corselette waist. Describes fabrics, sizes, yardage, and ordering details from The Evening Humanity Pattern Service at 211 W. Wacker Drive, Chicago.
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Humanite
W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Service Academy Appointments Made By 5 D Congressman
Representative Francis H. Case of South Dakota names seven youths for two district vacancies in service academies. At West Point Forrest Faulk as principal, William C. Lewis and Duane Wethe of Rapid City as alternates. Naval Academy principal Philip Cotrell, alternates Tha Baggaley Deadwood Bob Grath Philip and Lawrence MeEsthron Hill City. Vacancies due to resignations.
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Francis H. Case
Nepublican
South Dakota
South
Annapolis,Md
Philip
Pat) Cottrell
Prail
Tha Baggaley
Deadwood
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Lawrence MecEsthron
Hill City
Bill calls for new building at NDAC
Washington January 23 Representative Burdick a Republican from North Dakota introduced HR 8120 to authorize a 500000 dollar appropriation for a combined post office and Agriculture Department building on the North Dakota Agricultural College campus in Fargo. Also proposed are the abolition of the Indian Bureau in ten years transfer of government lands to states after that period granting of full citizenship to all Indians after ten years and vesting court of claims jurisdiction to hear all Indian tribe and band claims against the government HR 6321.
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