National Advertising Representatives Wanted by Associations
National Advertising Representatives Artbhur H Hang and Associates list offices in New York Kansas City Omaha near Denver San Francisco Chicago TL Northwest Daily Press Association Minneapolis Call 4151 and ask for department or person wanted.
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Artbhur H. Hang & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
TL Northwest Daily Press’ Association
Minneapolis
Plague Fears Rise From Animals to Humans
Dr. C R Eckey of the U S Public Health Service warns at the AAAS meeting in Denver that a new bubonic plague spreading among western animals could reach humans. Squirrels in California and Utah have carried bacillus pestis since 1908, with spread to seven other states. He contrasts natural plague risk with human-made war threats and urges international cooperation to avert self-inflicted dangers.
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United States
C R. Eckey
U. S. Public Health Service
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Denver
California
Eskey
Utah
America
Europe
Asia
Germany
Japan
Built His Own Memorials Col Hugh L Cooper Passes
Col Hugh L Cooper died after a long, active life in engineering and public works. He designed and built the Muscle Shoals water power project and the Keokuk dam, plus hydro projects in Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Egypt, and the Dnieper project for the Soviet government. His immense, practical monuments live on in his work.
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Hugh L. Cooper
Colonel Cooper
Muscle Shoals
Keokuk
Mississippi
Canada
Mexico
Brazil
Chile
Egypt
Dneiper
A Safe Fourth of July Plea From Huron Fire Chief
Fire Chief Max Teuber urges Huronians to celebrate the Fourth of July safely citing National Fire Protection Association figures that fireworks caused more deaths in 1900 to 1930 than during the Revolutionary War. He stresses common sense safety practices to protect the community.
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Max Teuber
National Fire Protection Association
Teuber
Fieworks
Fourth of July Fire Safety Plea From Chief Teuber
Fire Chief Teuber urges Huronians to prevent Fourth of July mishaps by avoiding careless lighting of fireworks and handling firecrackers safely. He warns about deaths and injuries from explosions and sparks, stressing cooperation to ensure a healthy, happy holiday and a safe return to work.
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Teuber
Sympathy for Killer at Odds with Cold Blooded Murder
The piece profiles Lester Brockelhurst, a 23 year old ex Sunday school teacher killed three men in a planned hitchhiking spree. Convicted of murder in Lonoke Arkansas, he breaks into tears and faints as the death sentence is read. The author questions whether any sympathy is deserved for his premeditated killings.
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Lester Brockelhurst
Ean
Lonoke
Ark
Danger Lurks in Rail Yards Near Ravine Park Pool
Chicago and North Western Railway officials warn of rising numbers of children entering repair and train yards since Ravine Park swimming pool opened. Youngsters crawl under boxcars and play around cars, risking tragedy. Parents urged to guide children away from tracks and yards as the city boosts Ravine Park Beach safety.
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Chicago & North Western Railway
Ravine Park
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
A compact notice notes daily editorials selected from a regional collection in South Dakota. The item emphasizes access during office hours for readers of the Evening Hurgpite for study and reference at the Huronite Building.
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South Dakota
Xaco
Svenihe Huronite
Maltor
Not Hopeless-Chamberlain Warns of Possible European War
Chicago Tribune reports Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told parliament a general European war looms as a grave danger but remains not hopeless. He defended patience and restraint while facing sharp Labour, Liberal, and radical opposition. Lloyd George attacked the plan, votes favor Chamberlain 157 to 88 as Spain crisis dominates debate.
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Chamberlain
Chicago Tribune
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Germany
Franco
Spain
Italy
Russia
Avana
Azana
Popular Front
Reds
Austin
Japan
Rusa
Trotzky
Hitler
Better Crops Better Feeling Sioux Falls Report
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes crop conditions near mid year with widespread progress in small grains and corn. Rain and sun have fostered record meadow yields, boosting optimism, driver courtesy improves nighttime safety with about ninety percent dimming headlights.
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Sioux Falls
Argus
South Dakota
Behind The News on the Scouts and New Deal Maps
Washington dispatch notes 30,000 Boy Scouts encamped by the Potomac as the president juggles duties and jokes about a potential third term. It highlights labor specialists, government hiring shifts, and a map making project by the Bureau of Public Roads marking every manmade object for highway planning. Also mentions sterilized gold and fiscal debates amid the stamp of New Deal projects.
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Washington
Hyde Park
Pellucid Potomac
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marth
The
Treasury
Labor Department
Washington Law Schools
Tvs
Bureau of Public Roads
Geological Survey
France
Somias
Roads Bureau
Diary entry on missionary meeting and home crafts
June 24 diary notes a missionary meeting described as interesting with women worldwide working for mankind. The writer admires others’ progress, reports patching clothes, yarn hair accessories, pheasants, fostering a child, and a thermos jug mishap while sharing small domestic anecdotes and a playful remark about Charles Crawford Gorst of Boston mimicking songs.
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Jane
Attair
Merry Chase
Herg
Jim
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Social Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs Charles HR Kent left to join her husband in Elk Point after selling Garretson business interests. Lillie Club hosted by Mrs L H Jones with muction rounds won by Mrs Alk Gardner and Mrs A L Kinkead. Various residents planned visits to Virgil Pierre Aberdeen Iroquois and Minneapolis. Dr H P Carson preached in Platte. William A Lynch returned from Minneapolis. Miss Fren e ve Peterson celebrated eighth birthday. J Con way John Kurz and HE Weigner visited Mitchell on business.
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Charles HR. Kent
J. M. Siiver
Mr. Kent
Elk Point
Aberdeen
A. H. Schultz
Iroquois
Peter Stewart
Minneapolis
Points
H. P. Carson
Platte
William A. Lynch
Ben Moriarity
City
J.W. McGinty
Marshall Cone
Siois Falls
Aith
Law, justice, and a shopworn murder case tangled in rhetoric
A column mirrors a law student’s doubt about justice as a New York murder case unfolds. It questions trial fairness, mental fitness, and the role of famed defense attorney Sam Leibowitz, suggesting Irwin’s fate hinges on counsel more than the crime itself. The writer contemplates transferring to divinity school.
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Divinity School
Robert Invin
New York
Ronnie Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Irwin
Witte
Jewin
Sam Liebowitz
Leibowitz
Hauptmann
Finn
Tansfer
Schoel
South Dakotans in Washington find play not conference
South Dakota Senators Bulow and Hitchcock met the President during a Jefferson Island weekend in Washington. They pressed for a farm bill and continued low Federal Land Bank rates, noting Roosevelt wants legislation this session. The wedding of Mary Howes to John Alexander Stewart also drew dignitaries. Military honors were noted for Maj. Gen. Adelbert Cronkhite’s career across Sioux lands and wars.
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South
Washington
Batk
Jefferson Island
South Dakota
Bulow
Hischtock
Chesapeake Bay Island
Ders
Hiitchcock
National Farm Bureau
Hitchcock
Congress
Fred Hildebrandt
Hildebrandt
The
Prairies States
Congressmen’s Committee
House Agricultural Committee
Ed Eicher
Mary Senate Howes
William W. Howes
John Alexander Stewart
North Alluleboro
Maas
Farley
All Soul's Memorial Episcopal Church
Adelbert Cronkhite
St. Petersburgh
Fla
Cronkhite
New York
Georg Schitel
Visit Father Krebs Orient
Krebbs and Miss Laverne drove to Aberdeen Monday to visit the Rev. Father John A. Krebbs who is a patient at the hospital there. They found his condition much improved.
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Father Krebs
Orient
Krebbs
Miss Laverne
Aberdeen
John A. Krebbs
Sisters head to Rhinelaader to visit relatives
Leave for Wisconsin Orient reports M Conday and her sister Mrs M ichel departing recently for Rhinelaader to visit relatives. A cormorant shot near St Mine in 1931 wore a leg band that was fixed on at Lekkerkerk Holt 1828.
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St. 1
Lekkerkerk
Holt
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