Mundt attacks Mundt debate over newspaper subsidies
The column defends Argus-Leader against Henry Mundt Minnehaha county legislator's charge that the paper is subsidized by utilities. It argues the paper is privately owned by two families, not profit driven, and that public ownership debates reflect broader ideology. It discusses influence from corporate interests on editors and the subtle pressures facing newspapers. The piece compares Watertown Public Opinion and local weeklies, noting editorial independence and potential indirect pressures.
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Mundt
Argus- Leader
Henry Mundt
Minnehaha
Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Watertown
Opinon
Parkman
Minnehaha County
Your Radio 8 3¢ House Concert Schedule
Radio program grid listing daily hour by hour offerings across stations WABC KYW WLS WMAQ WHO WOOD KFI and others with Hatters Singers House Concert and Old Counselor features. Includes times and program names for orchestras serenades and dance hour in a dense historical timetable.
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Hatters
New York
Tha Associated
KYW
Chicago
WBRM
WABC
Royal Canadians
WENH
NWLIB
Nighthawks
Sentinels
WLS
WMAQ
Whitney Trio
Chestra
Des
Little Symphony
Detroit
Amos
Wayne
Colum
Ft. Wayne
Xfad
Lincoln
Musgiedl Prnerats
M. AL
Sam
KHOX
Amos-Andy
Evoo Toisa
Weay New Fork
Ted
Senttucts
Rapid Transit
KFI
Los Angeles
Olgan Opportunity
Tom Brennenan
Oakland
Bert Harwell
Memory Lane
Public Opinion on Newspaper Fairness and Disagreement
A policy note discusses fair critique of press motives, urging respect in debate. It notes that accusing subsidies is unfair and emphasizes that public opinion fights for ideas without personal attacks, even amid disagreement with Watertown publications.
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Watertown
South Dakota Auto Tax Likely to Hurt Local Dealers
Governor Bulow may veto an automobile tax law passed by both houses. The piece argues such special taxes drive business out of state, benefiting Minnesota and nearby states while harming South Dakota dealers. It notes legislators focus on revenue over broader impact and mentions Huron backing the Salvation Army and Canova Herald’s last corn stalk paper edition.
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South Dakota
Bulow
Minnesota
Canova
Subsidized press charges ridiculed by South Dakota editors
A press commentary from Alexandria Herald blasts a South Dakota legislator who accused newspapers of subsidization. It argues editors are independent, funded by no single entity, and openly express views in service of their communities. The piece notes editors boost the state and resist being bought.
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Alexandria Herald
South Dakota
Senate
The New Primary Argus Leader
Governor Bulow signs the Slocum primary bill paving the way for next year in South Dakota The piece forecasts direct voter participation and fuller issue discussion while cautioning about initial flaws The column notes the likely need for legislative corrections and calls attention to rising local expenditures amid improvement drives in the nation
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Argus
Bulow
South Dakota
United States
Speakers for South Dakota House Speakership Discussed
The Pierre house deliberations consider next speaker candidates for the coming term. George Orte of Clark and others such as Bode of Jones Perry of Brown and McNeigh of Marshall figure as potential front runners. McVeigh leads among supporters, with Westphal and Peterson also noted as possible choices, while Mundt in Miatnehaba stands with caveats.
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House of Representatives
Pierre
George Orte
Clark
Bode
Jones
Jackson
Perry
Brown
McNeigh
Marshall
Williamson
Dan Loncks
McVeigh
Appropriations Committee
Loucks
Frants
Hamlin
Westphal
Potter
Peterson
Union
Wilson
Fall ” River
Weirauch
Stanley
Davis
Aurora
Mundt
Miatnehaba
Sioux
20 Years Ago in Huron Local Recollections
W B Thrall and Bowen went to Redfield on Wednesday the doctor went on business but Bowen claimed he was going for pleasure Richard Barr and wife and son returned from Aberdeen J W Lee left for Sioux City en route to Chicago M D Whisman moved to a new house L H Jones and family relocated to Wisconsin Street Mrs Charles McFarland visited her mother Mrs S E Mouser then returned to Broadland Commissioner James Borah and wife returned from DeSmet to Huron then to Wolsey Mrs Z Morgan resigned as Cory’s clerk left for Des Moines then Sioux Falls fire at H T O Connors confectionery on Dakotaa avenue damaged goods estimated at about 1000 or more caused by smoke and gas twelve lines of hose used but extinguisher failed to stop flames
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W. BH. Thrall
Bowen
Thrall
Redfield
Richard Barr
Aberdeen
J. W. Lee
Sioux City
Chicago
M. D. Whisman
L. H. Jones
Idatto
H. Jones
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San Francisco
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Leary
Seattle
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Orientation
el ' Cal
Perdon
Mitchel
Kansas
Dante
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Radice
Schenectady
Denver
Huron
Salvation Army
Rand
Couras
Iroquois Chiat
Travisiies
Walter Travis
Northwest Newspaper Service
Magnetos
Burt
City Hall
Farmers Cooperative Association
Malacca
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
C.F Koepp & Co
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