Huron Publishing Co local notices and credits
Published by Huron Publishing Co. at 4 Third St. Mitchell lists officers Robert D. Lusk secretary and treasurer with details on post office registration and carrier and mail rates for South Dakota and the United States. Associated Press affiliation and circulation info included.
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Huron Publishing Co
Third St
E Cows
Hid
Mitchell
Robert D. Lusk
Postoffice
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Feay
Associated Press
Audit Bureau
National Advertising
Praddén
King S Pradden
New York
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Liquor Bill Phases for Huron Citizens Analyzed
The Evening Huronite criticizes the enacted liquor bill as flawed yet workable, noting two key municipal questions on sale and municipal liquor operation. It discusses election triggers, potential wet or dry outcomes, and the April 16 commissioner's vote in Huron amid debate over on sale licenses and private vs city dispensing.
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Huron
Conway
Pierre
Equor
Water Department
Huronian City Manager Debate Boosted by Everett Aid
Huronians praise Rep Everett Curtis for support in moving from a city commission to a city manager form. The article notes South Dakota’s weak law for manager governments versus Ohio’s strong model, with Rapid City cited as a case study. The piece cautions that Rapid City’s experience under SD law has not aided the manager plan as hoped.
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Everett
Dad
Curtis
South Dakota
Ohio
Rapid
Rapid City
Huron Manages Passage of Senate Bill No. 220
In South Dakota the city manager plan districts debated Senate Bill No. 220. Despite opposition from another town and late-session hurdles, Assitant Attorney General J. T. McCullen Jr and Representative Curtis worked to push the bill through. The law enhances city manager powers and reduces political influence on local government.
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Pierre
Rapid City
South Dakota
House Municipal, Corporations Committee
Huron
J. T. McCullen, Jr
Curtis
Elbowrubber banquet highlights Huron chamber’s success
Four hundred seventy eight people attended the annual Cham ber of Commerce banquet in Huron setting a new attendance record. Paul K Myers secretary commended organized committees and boosters of 30 to 40 men for the event. Dr F E Morrison pastor praised friendliness while B B McClaskey praised rugged individualists who cooperate on community projects for the common good.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Paul K. Myers
Chamber
Heron
F. E. Morrison
B.B. McClaskey
Colleges urged to drop rigid standards for flexible progress
The Carnegie Foundation reports call for educational reform emphasizing intelligent assessment over fixed hours and courses. It urges colleges to analyze their resources, simplify functions, and encourage cooperation, while noting some institutions should disband if they offer little. Smaller colleges praised for honest, efficient work.
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Cristian Science Monitor
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
United States
Welter A. Jessip
Foundation
Tesmap
Jessup
Heartens
Blanding Armies Op Ed Warns of Global Arms Race
Two expert observers discuss a sweeping army bill nearing passage that would raise the U S standing army by nearly 20 percent to about 165000 regulars plus 300000 reserves. They compare with Germany and Japan, warning that global arms buildup could lead to war, noting in South Dakota political chatter a push to refer a justice department law in Watertown.
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Omaha World-Herald
H. G. Wells
Roskikea Schwimmer
Senate
United States
P. C
Fort Crook
Germany
Japan
South Dakota
Sre
Department of Justion Law
Watertown
Public Optoion
Confession Plot Unfolds in Drimgold Office Scene
Millicent Graves helps dictation as George Drimgold, corrupt real estate chief, plans a dramatic confession about murder. He dictates a controversial paper trail, revealing protection of a guilty party while plotting a personal escape. Millicent faces a moral crossroad as events unfold after a fired shock.
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Tory
Drimgold
Murger
Trimgold
Millicent Graves
Chen
Phote
Ruler of Mesopotamia and a Fortune Told in a Teahouse
In a dim teahouse Millicent Graves contends with a fortune telling gypsy as a purse swap and a mysterious elevator rescue unfold. A black ermine clad woman eyes Millicent and a stranger helps her escape the cold night, while a future linked to Drimgold deepens the intrigue.
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Drimgold
Millicent
Thadan
Gerrys
Joeger
Drimgolfa
Millicent Graves
Drimyola
Drimrord
Bielers
Milcent
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Ward
Finn
George Drimgold
Misa Graves
Garnate
Thappens
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Rae
Drimpold
George’ Drimgeld
Mesopotamia
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Old Gaartee
Barry Catoppel
Rachel
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