Local Post Office Rates and Subscription Details
Entered at the Post Office at Huron South Dakota, subscription rates listed by duration and method. Rates include weekly carrier USc, monthly 5c to 10 weeks 38c, three months 1.25, six months 2.50, one year 5.00, mail elsewhere in United States 4.00. Associated Press rights noted and advertising representatives named.
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Sleculation
Neighbors Seek Compromise Over Mexican Oil Expropriation
Fourteen weeks after Mexico seized foreign oil properties both sides face losses. Production is down to 65 percent, jobs fade, and tax revenue dries up. An impartial international commission should value the expropriation, then Mexico could keep subsoil rights while paying the companies. A compromise benefits both sides and supports better U S relations.
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Mexico
Jos
Cardenas
American State Department
Central
South America
United States
Use Your Head Fourth of July Editorial Warning
A sarcastic July safety warning urges constant vigilance during the holiday period. It warns of higher accident risk from fireworks and traffic and notes July as the deadliest month, with many injuries and fatalities caused by careless behavior.
Protectors of Morality Clash Over Dance in Japan
A satirical view notes Japan’s elders opposing modern ballroom dancing as corrupting youth while the younger generation embraces it, with calls to focus on morals at home and in China. The piece mocks authorities stamping out perceived threats to youth and hints at broader cultural tensions.
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Japan
China
The Peace Proposals and a Woman Secretary of War
A column notes a range of peace ideas proposed by Earth’s inhabitants, including a professor’s call for a woman to be secretary of war, and a pair of young Englishmen seeking a peace voyage. Ruth Mylett’s Woman’s Viewpoint advocates women making the first move in courting, urging practical social boldness and initiative.
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England
America
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Ruth Mylett
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Yennis
REA Service
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Judge acquits Edith Swain in Sacramento theft case
The judge Silas Or of Sacramento acquits Mrs Edith Swain of stealing from Mr Swain amid political and public figures' remarks. The text references observers including figures like James J. Walker and Barry H. Woodring, noting shifting views on international law and politics.
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Sacramento
Edith Swain
Swain
Barry H. Woodring
Bos Burns Lover Or The Day By Bob Burns
A humorous prose piece by Bob Burns reflecting on women and sacrifice in relationships. The narrator recalls a friend bundled in a heavy coat and his wife saving to buy summer furs, highlighting gendered views with a—willful exaggeration—tone.
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Bob Burns
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Esquire Features, Inc
Bergenfield Scrip Chaos Sparks Townwide Question
A Bergenfield Townsend plan experiment collapsed amid losses and slow scrip circulation. Townspeople report a $198.50 deficit after raffles, printing and hall costs, with merchants delaying scrip use while the winner recalls luck fading.
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Bergenfield
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Fitamo
Onerman
General Jacoa and Coxey Seek Congressional Nomination
Robotic transcription notes General Jacoa and Coxey seeking a Congressional nomination. Proposed platform calls for moratorium on all federal taxes including income tax and issuing $54 billion in new money to replace credit systems. Advocate wages for WPA workers at 80 cents per hour for a 30 hour week. Mentions upcoming Minnehaha County Fair, South Dakota State Fairs, and hopes to attract exhibits from nearby fairs including Spencer Iowa and Brookings.
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Coxey’s Army
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Minnehaha
Dakota
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Spencer
Iowa
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Central South Dakota Farm Woman Wednesday Weather Log
A casual diary entry recalls hot weather, a cooling breeze, and a lively family day. It notes a party with ice cream and lemonade, grain field hopes for rain, and plans to reorganize the kitchen with new inlaid furniture. The narrative blends weather, domestic details, and small household humor.
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Jin
Janey
Lowe's
Ten Years Ago in Huron Social Highlights
Ten years ago in Huron, Mr. and Mrs. Morey attended the Electrical Men managerial conference at Breezy Point and the International Rotary Convention in Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Buchholz and others visited Alexandria and Mankato, while Mrs. Churchill sprained an ankle in Minneapolis. Local Rotary events, scouts Camporee, and social gatherings at Vermillion and Iroquois were noted along with Miss Ruth Gilland’s graduation.
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C. RB. Morey
Breezy Paint Lodge
Minneapolis
Breezy Point
Morey
Karl Buchholz
San Billy
Alexandria
Mankato
Minn
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William
Churchill
B. W. Kinney
Spokane
H. L. Wilkins
Marvin Hugutt
C. G. Wale
Columbus
Ohio
State Fair Grounds
Willer Dickey
Iroquois
W. OR. Colton
Vermillion
Evergreens
Iroquoia
Grace Finley
Jett
Chicago
Shi
Amadeen Conservatory of Music
Sin Weelen
Radio Features Show Broadcasts From New York to Yale
A jumble of programs outlines a June schedule featuring Cincinnati opera’s NBC WEAF network broadcast from the Zoological Gardens, with musical variety shows and news segments across WEAF WABC WJZ WOR-MBS stations. Yale social notes report residents at home events. near the end a Cold Callers item mentions visitors in an unnamed suburb.
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New York
Cincinnati
WEAF
NBC
Zoological Gardens
WABC
CBS
WIZ
WOR
MBS
Hollywood Park
Ruth Broun
Owen Rohde
One Man's Family
Tammy Dorsey
Fred Adlonassa
Kay Kyser
Cavalcade of America
Finwe
Ben Bernie
Goldman Band
Eddie Guest Proum
Wjz-Nbc
Dr. F. BR
Mowton
Harriet Parsons
Boston Pops
Sanford Bence
Roosevelt
Lznoon
Wabc-Cbs
Wor-Mbs
New York Fair
Lehman
Ser Wallace
Laguar
National Education Association
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Weaf-Nbc
Rush Hughes
Wabc-Crs
England
Ruch Hughes
Shanks Orch
Rudy Vallee
Crosby
Burns
Bob Howard
Amos
Andy
lSink Spots Negro
Dick Himber
Wack Sprigg & Orchestra
Isham Jones
Roosevelt wage policy sparks radio controversy in 1930s WPA
Washington June 25 radio commentator Elliott Roosevelt is credited by observers with challenging the WPA southern wage scale. Hopkins opposed the policy, while Elliott’s remarks are viewed as a politically charged move benefiting Peter Roosevelt and Hopkins. Economists doubt rapid shifts from treasury and Federal Reserve actions. insiders note civil service expansion and lingering labor list issues amid White House maneuvers.
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Elliott Roosevelt
WPA
Hopkins
Peter Roosevelt
San Eliott
White House
Eliott
Pater Roosevelt
Fruit of the genus gnanas and other tangled clues
A jumble of partial clues and misprints forms a dense, cross‑referenced puzzle grid listing fruits, measurements, and terms. Names like Irene and Keastled appear amid scattered numbers, letters, and stray words, suggesting a cryptic crossword flourish with many incomplete entries and unclear connections.
Obituary: Former Bonilla Man Dies in Wisconsin
Relatives announce the death of Thomas Mortum a Racine Wisconsin resident for years after moving from Michigan in 1884. He would have turned 71 had he lived. He was married to Eva Minniure who died in November. Survived by children Laur Marlow, Brush, Leliana Salem, Lyon Racine, Erma Wilford, and others, plus two sisters and two brothers. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Wisconsin
Thomas Mortum
Racne
Wis
Marin Waso
Michigan
Eva Minniure
Wotey
Hermaine
Laur Marlow
Norfolk
Nebr
Brush
Welsey
Leliana Salem
Cecil and
Lyon
Racine
Erma
Wilford
Manan
Dale Neng Busch
Be i
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Sonilla
Elizabeth Walker
Long Beach
Fred Af Chamberlain
Benry
Ederberg
Texes Amony
Sunday Guests Bonilla and Dinner Guests at Wolsey Home
Oscar Primer and family of Wolsey hosted Sunday dinner at the Bug h Prime home with Ariene Palmer, who hid beer malling in Wolsey for two weeks, and Elwood Palmer returning from Minnesota. Also noted were Mr and Mrs Emil Maase and guests in De Smet, Evelyn Mages visiting the Maxelf home, and attendance at a funeral in Yale.
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Bonilla
Oscar Primer
Wolsey
Bugh
Ariene Palmer
Ru Tuamed
Elwood Palmer
Miannesota
South
Wit
Dt Smet
YALE
June Boaspecis
Emil Maase
Auge Wuself
Arthur
Wid
Len Muself
de Swe
Evelyn Mages
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de Smet
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Alpena Hosts Visitors At Wallace Margne Home
Visitors gathered Sunday in Alpena at the home of Mr and Mrs Wallace Margne to meet guests from Yale. The event noted a cordial reception and a social gathering with local acquaintances.
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