Post Office Florom SD publishes subscription rates
The notice lists subscription prices for Florom SD by mail and in state, including two months three months six months and one year rates. It notes rates for mailing elsewhere in the United States and identifies the paper as a member of The Associated Press with standard re publication rights and advertising representatives across major cities.
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Florom
Huron
South Dakota
United States
TED Press
Associated Press
Audil Bureau
Rientation
Temmey Attains SD Attorney General Nomination At Convention
At the South Dakota Republican gathering in Pierre the standout achievement was party harmony leading to Lea A Temmey’s nomination for attorney general. The close roll call and Minnehaha County’s split vote secured Temmey over Charles McCay, promising stronger ticket unity for the state.
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South Dakota
Huron
Gies
Lea A. Temmey
Temmey
Republican Party
Pierre
Leo A. Temmey
Charles McCay
McCay
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Minnehaha County
Christopherson
Jamieson
Adams
Art Exhibit In South Dakota Promotes State Arts
Huron sponsors statewide art exhibit held at Jefferson School Auditorium draws large attendance and lectures. The effort is praised as constructive for arts and artists, showing a museum spirit and uniting state cultural interests into a solidified group seeking promotion.
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Huron
Jefferson School
South Dakota
South Dakota art exhibit sparks call to organize
The writer champions South Dakota arts, urges formation of a statewide art organization to support artists and promote cultural growth. They praise the exhibit, stress the need for public backing, and cite the idea that giving yields benefit. A closing note mentions Esperanto proponents and two Cleveland baseball umpires arrested for assault and battery.
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South Dakota
Cleveland
The Womans Viewpoint Scorecard Of A Troubled Marriage
A Pennsylvania wife kept a score of her husband’s blows and misdeeds then offered it to a judge. The piece then reframes the tally toward nonphysical slights, noting how wives might compile a similar list of criticisms, with a closing reminder of irony and forgiveness.
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Pennsylvania
Neil
Les
NEA Service, Inc
Quotations on governance and responsibility from early 20th century figures
A collage of statements cites Senator James J. Davis on dictatorship, a Jamestown driving teacher praising female drivers, Chamberlain on war finances, Yale's Charles Seymour on adaptability, Goebbels on foreign policy, and Rochester University’s Alan Valentine critiquing government power. The mix reflects debates on leadership, authority, and national resolve.
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Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Eee
Charles Seymour
Yale University
Laucu Or The Day By Bos Burns
A humorous Bos Burns piece reflects on political wit and party switching. Afather at a Poian household discusses traitors with his son, who asks if joining the opposing side makes one a traitor. The reply notes that switching sides within the same party is a conversion.
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Kurt Limasine
Middle of What Is Middle Income, Says Senator Connally
A reader cites varied meanings of middle as used in geography fashion and tax brackets. Senator Connally defines middle income as 9 000 to 50 000 dollars, noting that this bracket covers about one fifth of American families while four fifths earn less than 9 000. The discussion challenges the fairness and scope of middle class tax revenue definitions.
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Des Moines Register
Kansas City ‘Art Institute
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Northwest Territory
Mississippi
Webater
Senator Connally
Senate-finance Committee
Connally
Bracke 3
Theif
Matrim onial Cake and Moonlit Jasmine Reflections
A diary entry from Central South Dakota Farm Woman recounts storm damage and rain relief, noting turkey losses but blessing moisture. She shares a historical recipe for Matrimonial Cake, details ingredients and baking, and closes with meditation on jasmine blooms and quiet, unseen service.
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South Dakota
Oregon
Ten Years Ago in Huron Hostess at Miss Lyon Farewell
Mrs. Sheldon F Reese hosted twenty at an afternoon tea honoring Miss Lyon Dorm Lyon with garden flower decor. Miss Lyon leaves for Chicago to study voice tomorrow. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. W W Meigs of Chicago and Miss Eleanor Laughlin of Saginaw. A Sunday family reunion at Mr and Mrs Carl Gibbs included multiple Boughton and Gibbs families.
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Avenue Southeast
Missy
Lyon
Reese
Miss Lyon
Camden Rayburn
H. Bawmhoff
Chicago
W. W. Meigs
Elnora Laughlin
Saginaw
Mich
Laughtin
Carl Gibbs
George Boughton
Bernard Boughton
Mex Lioyd Boughton
Winifred Monroe
George B. Siddins
Plante
Gibbs
J. G. Shepherd
California
Oregon
Washington
June Kent
Los Angeles
Vir
Edward Kent
Sixth Street
Maurice Gowdy
Shakopee
Mion
Merle Campter
Redwood Falls
Minn
Paul Yaetter
Lake City
Huron
Californias
Merle Jam
Mise Lole
Radio Features Includes Town Meetings From Harvard to California
New York June 4 Patterned after a national town meeting concept five university town meetings will be aired from Harvard Chautauqua Northwestern Denver and California ending August 5. Tonight Gettysburg battle anniversary program and a dense schedule of NBC CBS and WEAF WOR WJZ and other stations feature interviews, talks, music, drama and sports programs.
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America
Harvard
University of California
Chautauqua
Northwestern University
Denver University
St. Louis
WABC
CBS
WOR
MBS
Woodring
WJZ
NBC
England
WEAF
Ma Perkins
WIZ
Budapest
WEC
Orphan Anhie
Rex Maupin
Nina Dean
Paul Douglas
The
Rhythmaires Orchestra
Kamos 'N' Andy
Uncle
Lucie Manners
Abe Lyman
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood
Rhythm Symphonie
Amos
Andy
al, Donahue
Blue Barron
Music For Fun
Press
Ed Thorgensen
Enoch Light Orchestra
Fopeye the Sailor
Boake Carter
Chicago
Lum & Abner
Dave Baca
Shsust Entertainment
Aossinn Ensemble
Science
Hollace Shaw
Benjamin Sweet
Paul Whiteman
Four Corners Theater
Lud Gluskin
Viewpoints
Han Wilde
Just Entertainment
Jack Crawford
O—Dancing Music Orchestra
Dancing Music Orchestra
Musician of Hamelin Card Reveals Legend’s Rat Cure
Pictured legendary hero of Hamelin agrees to rid the town of rats for a reward. The tale hints at piping the rats away, a chestnut horse, and various clues tied to the medieval legend.
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Hamelin
Veteran congressman Bert Snell to retire from House
Washington June 1 Bert Snell 67 longtime conservative fighter in the House retires citing personal affairs and health. The piece notes his clashes with the administration wage bill and party leadership, speculates on successors like Joe Martin and Treadway, and mentions broader political currents including Farm policies and the New Deal era labor issues. It references the CIO case at Catlettsburg and the Du Ponts funding research on New Deal acts. Reynolds gains a surprising primary vote after a roadside stop as a lesson in voter contact.
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Washington
Bert Snell
Swarits
Snel
Soll
Joe Martin
Old Guardsmen
Politieds
Bob Reynolds
North Caralina
Reynolds
Mormon Cricket Infestation Reported in Faulk County
Faulkton June 0 Special A severe Mormon cricket outbreak has been reported in Ellsville Township within Faulk County. The infestation covers about two square miles and threatens crops. County Agent Milo Dodahl seeks state and federal aid to control migration. Farmers statewide are asked to watch for crickets and report to the county extension office.
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Faulk Faulkton
Ellsville Township
Faulk County
Miegras Tien
Milo Dodahl
Faulk County Farm Surveys Are Started
Faulk County officials report the start of farm surveys to determine eligibility for cash payments under the 1938 Agricultural Conservation Program. Farm reporters will assess practices to impact wheat loan allotments premiums and crop insurance coverage for 1939.
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Faulk County
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