Local Huron Paper Adopts Varied Subscription Rates
The Huron Publishing Co outlines rates for carriers in Huron at 15 cents per week and mail options for South Dakota and other regions. Subscriptions differ by duration, with months and total costs listed, along with out-of-state annual pricing. The notice also notes Associated Press rights and advertising representation details.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Long Wars Impossible Says Observers On War Theories
The article argues that WWII era predictions of swift assaults failed in Spain and China. It notes airplanes tanks and infantry promised to end wars quickly, but Madrid showed siege methods persist. It concludes that nations likely avoid long wars with fatigue and limited resources, improving world peace prospects.
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Spain
China
Tom
Madrid
Trey
Kocle
Beadle County Courthouse Grounds Honor Charlie Wilson
In Beadle County South Dakota a monument to thorough public building care stands as the courthouse and grounds show exemplary upkeep under Charlie Wilson known to the courthouse family. He works from dawn to night to keep Beadle County’s busiest public building in top condition and is expected to rise to the top of county pay scales when wages improve. Land Bank reports May farm sales rise with 19 South Dakota farms sold for total consideration aided by Federal Land Bank and its commissioner in Omaha.
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Huron
Beadle County
Charles E. Wilson
Charlie
Wateh
Mr. Wilson
South Dakota
Anna
Leo A. Manion
Federal Land Bank of
Omahe
Land Bank
Land sales rise in South Dakota signal bargain era
May sales across South Dakota Nebraska Iowa and Wyoming climbed to 76 deals totaling 312 360 versus 36 sales at 187 577 last May. The report highlights rising land movement and low prices, with buyers eyeing bargains before prices surge as crops improve. A Huron area land deal sold for less than one tenth of building costs, hinting at strong future gains.
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Wyoming
Huron
Woman's Viewpoint: Ruth Millett Spotlights 1001 Services Inc
Ruth Millett profiles Margaret Cram of Brazilton Vernon who built 1001 Services Inc offering varied errands and information gathering. She supplies cooks, escorts rejected for ethical reasons, a hurdy gurdy for a Kansas bride, and other tasks while promoting self employment as a path to work.
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Ruth Millett
Margaret Cram
Braziluboro
Vernon
New York
1001 Services, Inc
New England
Knott
Kansas
Grand Central Station
Adam Bede
Aewess
England
NEA
Mixed Quotes on Government and Society
A collage of statements from Prof Mortimer Adler A A Berle Jr Rev Wallace Nutting John G Merrill and Mrs Grace D Mason Warren remarks on inequality state force meddling and personal hobbies. The anonymous compilation hints at political philosophy and social views without a single cohesive narrative or dated context.
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A. A. Berle, Jr
Islait
Wallace Nutting
Globe Trotting Car Parking Twist From Rob Burns
In a light travel sketch Rob Burns recalls a couple seeking rest only to roam the country by air. He likens a world traveler who has circled the globe forty times to a tale about chasing a parking space. The piece blends humor with a traveler's roaming spirit.
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Rob Burns
Esquire Features, Inc
South Dakota Weather, Crops Largely Fortunate This Year
Farmers in much of South Dakota report abundance of spring rains and lush vegetation. Wheat oats and other crops look good despite some rust risk. Grazing lands and meadows thrive while wells and water tables are high for the era. Donald McMurchie of Clay County seeks renomination as Lieutenant Governor, seen as strengthening the Republican ticket.
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South Dakota
Sioux City Journal
South
Atute
He- Sidley
Fell
Donald McMurchie
Clay County
McMurchie
Senate
Huron College
Sioux
Fallaj! Argus
Diary of a South Dakota farm woman on a hot day
A diary entry describes a sweltering day in rural South Dakota with corn popping, heavy vir, and rain forecasts. The author notes pests like millers and Cutworms, uses Paris green to protect lilac bushes, and reflects on daily chores, family breakfast, and a quiet morning listening for a spiritual, inner voice tuning in to a distant station that speaks to the soul.
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South Dakota
Amy
Jim
Cacre
Somone
Veterans arrive for G A R encampment in Huron
Ten years ago items update Huron with Civil War veterans gathering for the 45th National G A R encampment. Warren Osten is 88, guests from Zephyr Hills Florida and Mrs Fletcher, formerly Miss Ber Street er, visits from Washington D C. Mrs Fletcher plans a ten day stay. Also notes a Huron Publishing picnic farewell for Kyrle Pierson bound for Cleveland. A marriage license issued to John Stackwick and Bextina Denning. Eleanor Jones returns from Redfield to teach at Redfield High next year. Ed J Miller heads to Arkansas Wisconsin for three months. ENSTADS leave for Oregon Highmore reports.
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Warren Osten
Zephyr Hills
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John Fleisher
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C. W. French
Ethel
Anna Foley
Streeter
Huron
Fletcher
Bery Streeter
Huron Grocery Co
Huron, Publishing Company
Kyrle Pierson
Force
Cleveland
Ohio
Tohn J. Stackwick
Bextina Denning
Eleanor Jones
CL. Jones
Redfield
Anue
Ed J. Miller
Arkanuan
Wis
Vys
O. B. Lund
Enemy
Swim
Guy Barkey
Sisseton
Radio Schedule Sketch From WEAF NBC and World Circuits
Radio listings outline Vatican papal benediction relay to Quebec on June 26 via WEAF NBC with nationwide retransmission. Program segments note varied shows across networks including CBS and NBC with tennis, dramas, music, and news periods through late evening, featuring notable artists and programs in New York listings.
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Vatican
Quebec
Weaf-Nbc
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CBS
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NBC
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al Donalmo
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Music For Fun
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Enoch Light Orchestra
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Just Entertainment
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Jack Crawford
Leighton Noble
Buddy ‘Rogers
Highmore Woman And Friends Go To Hills
Mrs Ethel Sheen and relatives from Brookings left for the Black Hills to spend the summer at a cabin near Padole. Mrs Van Camp joined for about three weeks. Mim Thelma Bloomenradar from Brookings accompanied them to the Hills.
New World Discoverer Horizontal Puzzle
Puzzle text appears as a mixed, partially legible crossword. Clues reference Christopher Columbus and navigational themes with scattered, incomplete entries across horizontal and vertical sections. Some numbers and words surface, but most lines are garbled or missing clear definitions.
Washington Dons New Deal Youth Leader Corcoran
A Washington column reviews Tommy Corcoran as the rising New Deal figure. It notes his early political show, attempts to influence AFL endorsements, and the complications surrounding his campaigns, including figures like Bill Green and Otha Wearin, plus the Republican outlook and maritime shipbuilding loan issues.
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New Deal
Tommy Corcoran
Thinay
Corcoran
Sub Rosa National
San James
Herry Hopkins
AFL
Bill Green
Carcoran
Green
Otha Wearin
Wearin
CIC
Senate
Guiley
Pennsylvania
Jonely
Gillette
Hopkins
Wear
Gas taxes cost South Dakota motorists millions
South Dakota motorists paid 4 071 000 in gasoline taxes to the state in 1937, a slight rise from 1926’s 4 968 000. W Stephen s secretary of the South Dakota Petroleum Industries Commission notes the small gains reflect the high road fund revenue, suggesting possible tax reductions as major improvements decline. He cites North Dakota’s 28 percent increase under a one cent gas tax and calls for balancing revenue with road needs. Also mentioned are Blunt relatives visiting from Deadwood and Onida.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Oi W. Stephens
South Tikate Petroleum Industries Comm
United States Bureau of Public Roads
North Dakota
Stephens
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