Publishing details and rate notice for Huron SD periodical
Publshed by THE HURON PUBLISHING CO in Huron South Dakota. Lists officers Chas B J Mitchell president and treasurer and G McCannon. notes mail distribution by carrier within the city and by mail elsewhere in the United States. Rates shown include weekly and monthly options with annual figures.
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Huron Publishing: CO
Chas
B. J. Mitchell
Pres
Treas
G & McCannon
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Robert D. Lusk
Bec
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Causes of the present financial crisis and its roots
The article traces the economic crisis to war origins and ties the nationwide banking holiday to revelations about Charles Mitchell at National City Bank of New York. It cites heavy withdrawals, Michigan tensions involving Couzens and Ford, mortgage foreclosure resistance, and a dramatic fall in farm prices as driving factors. It argues farm price levels determine broader values and urges restoring profitable crop prices to heal the system.
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Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
New York
Mitchell
Michigan
Detroit
Couzens
Ford
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
State college band urged for world's fair South Dakota
The Clark Courier urged sending the State college band to Chicago for the world’s fair. At a Sioux Falls meeting of the State Press association publishers endorsed the idea, praising director Prof Carl Christenson and the band’s high level of excellence as a reflection of South Dakota’s musical talent.
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Clark Courier
South Dakota
Chicago
State College
State Press
Association
Sioux Falls
Courier
Carl Christenson
State College Band
Sudden Death of Senator Walsh Reverberates Nation
The editorial laments the loss of Senator Thomas J Walsh, a renowned prosecutor and constitutional law expert, whose anticipated cabinet appointment would have boosted the administration. It notes his integrity and fearlessness and reflects on the national impact of his death.
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Thomas J_ ‘Walsh
Iin
Conflicting Dispatches Describe Jehol Battle Claims
The report notes rival accounts of actions near Jehol with Japan seen as more successful than Chinese sources admit. It suggests Japanese military advantage remains substantial and future moves are awaited as China shifts to respond.
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China
Jehol
Snd
Chita
Highbrow campus magazine finds support at Ohio State
George Kaufman a student at Ohio State University tried a highbrow campus magazine focusing on light essays serious book reviews and intellectual commentary The campus likes it and is backing the venture Perhaps campuses prefer such offerings when no better alternatives exist
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George Kaufman
Ohio State University
New Pilot Charts Roosevelt Course Inaugural Address
The piece assesses President Roosevelt’s inaugural speech, outlining plans to curb expenditures, preserve sound currency, tighten investment and banking oversight, and expand public works. It notes a push for swift remedial action and potential dictatorial powers if Congress delays, with a focus on renewing domestic trade and a proactive foreign policy as a "good neighbor."
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Minneapolis
Roosevelt
America
Congress
The Spirit of War and World Response to Japan Invasion
A World-Herald analysis condemns Japan for violating nine power and Kellogg treaties and the League of Nations. It argues Western unity, embargoes, and economic pressure may fail alone, but global conscience can drive punitive action and reputational consequences.
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Oraka World-Herald
Japan
Jehol
League of Nations
League
United States
Emma
Norman
Andifar
New First Lady Praises Girl Scout Civic Training
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt as honorary president of the Girl Scout National Council lauds civic training as essential to good citizenship. She says scouting helps girls choose wisely amid diversions and develops creativity, camping being valuable for balance with home life.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Girl Scout National Council
Selec’ Ton
Girl ‘Scouts
New York
Curtis “B. Dall
Thas
Girl Scouts
Interest Increases In Market Studying Says 4-H Specialist
BROOKINGS Mer 9 In creased interest in study of marketing on the part of South Dakota 4-H club boys and girls is reported by A M Eberle marketing specialist at State college Additional attention to being centered on the selling phase of farm operations Eberle said partly because of falling agricultural prices Lessons on marketing prepared by the State college extension service are studied at 4-H club meetings.
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Brookings
Mer
South Dakota
A. M. Eberle
State College
Eberle Maid
State College Extension Service
Girl Scout Troop Minutes From Huron Meeting
Minnehaha troop No 5 Girl Scouts met at the M church with roll called and minutes read. Beavers worked on Tenderfoot tests Pioneers on Journalist badge Gypsies on second class. Planned a Scout rally for Saturday March 11 in Huron and a tea at Mrs Carlsons Friday March 10. Visitors Verla Jane Babbitt and Miss Taikensinger attended. The meeting closed with the song Tops Run Along Home.
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M. Church
Huron
Mrss Carlson
Verla Jane “Babbitt
Misa, Taikensinger
Gladys ‘Montiz
Dorothy Young
Go-Getters First Year Clothing Club Meeting Report
All members except one attended the Go Getters First Year Clothing Club gathering held Saturday March 4 at the James Morrell home. Miss Effie Older led a lesson on marketing. Fredrica Sandell, club president, reported. Music appreciation was by Bawas Morrell. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for April 4 at the Lee Remsburg home.
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Go-Getters
James, Morrell
Effie Older
Pendusts
Fredrica Sandell
Bmusic
Bawas Morrell
Lee Remsburg
Hitchcock Scouts Rally Day Plan Emerges
A Hitchcock Boy Scouts meeting began Monday night at B15 o'clock with Rev Lic Spyder presiding. The group discussed electing a member to the Working Citizen league of Rand school and reported on literacy projects and class activities including dog-themed book illustrations and painting projects led by Emma Marie Pollan and Mitt Yeti.
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Hitchcock Scouts
Hitchcock Boy Scouts
Lic
Spyder
4 H Sewing Club Meeting at Belle Prairie
The Belle Prairie Belles held their regular meeting at Margaret Cortey's home in Gatminy evening. Members arrived for the opening discussion on kinds of it webth and seams. Plans were made for the next sheet to have Guesses basted ready. The evening ended with games, singing, music by Norman and Bernice Wehr, and lunch at midnight served by the hostess.
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Belle Prairie, Belles
Margaret
Cortey
Anifamas
Norman
Bernice Wehr
Vite
Scout Meeting Attends Rally Plan and Hike
Seventeen Scouts two officials and two visitors attended troop No Tuesday evening meeting held from 7 30 to 9 00 pm The oath was given to open new business covered the rally with Mr Exwers giving rally instructions at month end Robert Bales was voted into the troop Patrols met to discuss the rally A hike was planned for next Sunday The meeting closed with the Scout laws per Kendal Lecraft scribe
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Exwers
Robert Bales
Kendal Lecraft
Seven pupils with perfect attendance named in Beadle County report
The six week attendance record lists Clifford Bergeleen Gladys Bergeleen Lea Bergelen Vernon Olson H Arthur Olson and Adan Olson along with Reua h Olsen. Beulah Olson reports for the Wide Awake Jeannue of the Pedersen school in Beadle County.
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Clifford Bergeleen
Gladys Bergeleen
Lea Bergelen
Vernon Olson
H Arthur Olson
Adan Olson
Reuaah Olsen
Beulah Olson
Wide Awake Jeanue
Pedersen’ School
Beadle County
Nobel Prize Riddle Filled With Historical Clues
Puzzle entry mixes historical terms and wordplay across horizontal and vertical clues. The nonsensical mash includes references to inventors, poetic items, and various everyday words such as goat and veil. The grid invites solving, with themed anchors like Nobel Prize hints and cryptic crosswords.
Jefferson Girl Reserves Meet Bron March Sixth
Miss Clara Seten led the Jefferson Girl Reserves meeting on March six. The group opened with the Code song and heard about a historical Frieze to be shown at the college gyrennusium on March thirteen. The girls sewed on their dolls and closed by singing Follow the Gleam and three class. Florence Kelly, reporter.
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Jefferson
Bronday
Clara Seten
Seten
Florence Kelly
Program Held At Murray School In Custer Township
Members of the True Spirit league in Custer township Beadie county presented a program at the Murray schoolhouse on Friday March 4 for parents and friends. Mr and Mrs Walter Badger assisted, says Ethelyn Beck, by playing musical glumbers. A large crowd was present.
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Murray School
True Spirit League
Custer
Beadie County
Murray Schoolhouse
Walter Badger
Ethelyn Beck
Rand School Plans To Enter Essay Contest
Willing Workers Young Citizens league members at Rand School prepare essays and select speakers for a district contest. Seventh and eighth graders focus on The Significance of the American Flag while other grades study selections for the speaking event.
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Rand School
Willing Workers Young ‘Citizens League
Amel 11
Warren ‘Towne
Puss Study Fee mitest Quite Speakingst ge pelle
Beulah Olson of Wide Awike Teague at Bederson School announces an upcoming contest in April. Three judges will select the best speakers to compete in the Huron contest, with Students preparing for the event this week.
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Pelle Mel School
Beulah Olson
Awike Teague
Bederson
Make Up Techniques For a Clear Healthy Look
The guide explains makeup basics for a healthy appearance. It covers choosing powder to match yellow skin tones, applying lightly with a cotton puff, and building from the neck to the face. Rouge should be sparing and well placed to harmonize with lips and skin, extending from mouth corners toward the nostrils.
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Y Dewi
Rouge application guidelines for facial makeup
The text describes applying rouge to fit face shape with placement rules for oval, high cheekbones, plump, long or thin faces. It explains centering under eyes, near the nose, or toward the ear, and suggests lip rouge harmony, lip shaping, gentle powder dusting after application.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Figures at State Capitol
Twenty years ago in Huron a round of moves tied to the legislative session is noted. V L Weir leaves for Minneapolis on business. Harlan M Whisman returns home from Pierre after session. Senator G W Wright back from Pierre. Minnie Rowley expected home from Pierre where she served during the session. A B Blake also back from Pierre. T J McBride of Pilot Mound travels with immigrant cars to a farm near Wolsey. Mr and Mrs McBride and daughters Regina and Cora plus son Ray arrive yesterday. Kelly returns home after a business visit to Gettysburg.
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V. L. Weir
Minneapolis
Harlan M. Whisman
Pierre
G. W. Wright
Pilot Wound
Huron
Wolsey
McBride
Regina
Cora
Ray
Kelly
Gete Tysburg
Radio Features THY IT 26 SADIOLANT By Butterfield
Radio feature notes networks offering facilities to government during banking holiday. Program schedules list WEAF NSC dances with police dramas, Jack Pearl on Saturday night, and a six minute Stoopnocracy music segment. Listings include Jack Fear, Mills Brothers, Kate Smith, and Wayne King orchestras with various drama and music segments across WEAF NBC WABC WIZ and NBC networks.
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C. x. Butterfield
Associated Press Radio
Central Standard
New York
Weaf-Nsc
Jack Pearl
Jack Fear
Aitlack Mites
Wabc-Cbs
Kate Smith
Mills Brothers
the Foreign Legion
Baron Spopheny
NBC
Rin-Tin-Tin
Francssx
Bishman
Wayne King
Josef Shevinne
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