Publication details of Huron Publishing Co
Publication data lists offices officers and rates for print editions in Huron South Dakota. It notes post office entry, carrier and mail options, and pricing for local and national editions. Includes Associated Press rights and circulation information.
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Huron Publishing CO
H J. Mitchell
Treas
F. McCannen
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associates Press
Associated Press
Meniler Aunt
Vance’s Banking Plan Foretold Roosevelt Action
E H Vance deputy county treasurer outlined a plan to reopen and buttress banks through emergency currency backed by good assets. Banks would rediscount up to 50 percent of loans, with tempo rately issued currency retired as loans were repaid. The idea matched later Roosevelt measures and reflected borrower responsibility for stability.
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E. H. Vance
Roosevelt
Mr. Vance
Charles E. Barks
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Barki
Washington
Vence
Treasury Department
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Vance
Bark
Howes Honored as Second Assistant Postmaster General
W W Howes, Huron, South Dakota, has been appointed to the position of second assistant postmaster general. A long-time Democratic leader and national committeeman, Howes has played key roles with McAdoo and Farley. The Aberdeen American News notes the appointment could expand South Dakota mail air routes and national postal operations under his oversight.
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W. W. Howes
Howes
Democratic Party
South Dakota
National
William Gibbs McAdoo
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
Democratic National Campaign Committee
James A. Farley
Chatman Farley
Democratic National Party
Washington
Farley
Huron
Aberdeen American News
William W. Howes
International Postal Service
South
Air mail map shows Sioux Falls to Watertown and Aberdeen links
A discussion notes extending the Sioux Falls Watertown air route to Aberdeen via Huron is feasible but not urgent. It urges immediate steps to place Aberdeen and Huron on the air map, seeking Howes' support while acknowledging current higher priorities and government channel constraints.
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United States
Twin Cities
Aberdeen
Huron
Watertown
Howes
Air Mail
Sioux Falls
Huron Territory
Haxon
South Dakota
Hoover Resumes Private Life After Decades in Public Service
The editorial recalls Herbert Hoover stepping from the White House after complementary decades of public work. It notes his first public role in 1914 with Belgium, eight years in Wilsons cabinet, four years in the White House, and the recent banking crisis dominating editorial focus. It also commends Wolsey high school orchestra for its performance at the Huron Chamber of Commerce annual meeting.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
White House
Belgium
Wilson
Wolsey
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Allotment plan in Holland aids hog market
An excerpt from Onida Watchman describes Holland facing a 100,000 hog surplus, prompting Queen Wilhelmina’s government to ration producers and send 101,000 extra hogs to bone meal factories. The piece notes farmer resistance but praises preserving fair prices, while contrasting with U S debates on farm pricing and government control.
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Holland
Onida
Herites
Germany
Genwans
Wilhelmina
France
Japan faces strain as war aims clash with civil support
The piece argues Japan’s military operations strain civil governance and tax revenue. It notes Manchurian gains may fail without civil acquiescence, cites debt and tax burdens, and warns of potential civil unrest behind frontline Nippon forces. It questions Japan’s ability to convert resources into cash and sustain expansion south of the Great Wall.
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Sioux City
Japan
Mississippi Basin
Nippon
Great Wall
Pierre Scouts Get Promotion at Court of Honor
The Pierre Troop 40 Baptist church held a court of honor on March 21 naming Jack Barnes Billy Rioux Donald Sherman Harvey Woodard promoted to first class or life scout titles for Debhert- Post Marvin Knecht and others earning merit badges in athletics reading cooking bird study farm mechanics. A district rally at the Indian school gymnasium will present awards with troops from Onida Blunt Caning and Murdo expected to attend. Another court of honor meeting is planned for March 29 to promote additional boys.
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Jack _Barnes
Billy Rioux
Donald Sherman
Harvey Woodard
Debhert- Post
Marvin
Knecht
Harry Borman
Kyle Fossum
Roy
Darner
Lso
Roy. Darner
Marvin Kneeht
Fary “Berman
Baptist Church
Allen Carter
Onida
Blunt
Caning
Murdo
Pierre
Court of Honor
Frankfort Troop Rally Promotes Eagle Scout and Merit Badges
The Frankfort Court of Honor promoted Eugene Jones to life and class scout and approved 17 merit badge applications for Cel Cartner Arthur Chase Donald Hilkemeier Harry Phillips Durward Stubbs Harold Stubbs Larry Adams Marvin Franz Ernest Hassinger Eugene Jones pathfinding and related fields. Badges will be presented at the district rally in Frankfort on March 20 with troops from Doland Redfield Hitchcock and possibly Broadland attending to compete.
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Frankfort
Ernest Hassinger
Eugene Jones
Doland
Redfield
Hitchcock
Broadland End
Miller Club In Meeting Saturday At City Auditorium
The Jolly Millers 4-H club of Miller met Saturday afternoon March 11 at the city auditorium. Gladys Lewis reported on bias pieces joined by pinning names for Miss Moore. Members learned how a French facing is made and common seams for a cotton dress. Eight members and two visitors attended. Refreshments by Carel Schroeder and Dorothy Johnson. Jean Lewis led in Miss Moore’s absence.
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Miller Club
Jolly Millers
Miller
City Audistorium
Gladys Lewis
Carel Schroeder
Dorothy Johnson
Jean Lewis
Scout Initiation Highlights at Troop No 3 Meeting
Mr. Bauer the scoutmaster opened the Thursday meeting in the K C with the troop reciting the Boy Scout oath and laws. An initiation talk followed, delivered by Mr Bauer to the new initiates as five boys served on the initiation committee. Richard Welsh, Harry Daum and Bernard Seely were the initiates, with Welsh visiting. The remainder of the time was devoted to play.
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Bauer
K. C
Gordon Bjornson
Vance Kennard
Emimet Walsh
Eugene Tobin
Ted Sandell
Richard Welsh
Harry Daum
Bernard Seely
Mr. Welsh
Nimble Needle Threaders Sell Candy at Ravinia Sale
The Ravinia 4 H club Nimble Needle Threaders made a small profit from homemade candy sold during the February 18 short course. They earned 1.80 dollars to support club expenses and to fund a trip to camp at Mitchell this summer.
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4-H Club
Nimble Needle Threaders Clothing Club
Ravinia
Mitchell
Tastalls Newly Elected Officers
The pupil group at the school held an I. L. meeting Friday and elected new officers.
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Tastalls
I. L
League Boy Injured In Fall Reported By Whiteside Official
Carl Boeke Whiteside school correspondent secretary cites Wendell Miller as a leading youth in the Young Citizens League alleging an injury from a fall. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Carl Boeke
Whiteside School
Jeague
Wendell Miller
Girl Scout St Patrick Tea Hosted by Carlson Home
Minnehaha troop No. 5 hosted a St Patrick's tea at EL Ny Carlson's home 707 Town Avenue SE on Friday March 10. Seventeen mothers and 15 Girl Scouts attended, hosted by four girls Vivian and Ethelyn Anderson Margaret Blank and Ruth Westling. The program featured songs solos dances and violin pieces with tea served in a green St Patrick color theme. Vivian Anderson poured with centerpieces of tulips and green tapers illuminating the table.
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St. Patrick's
Carlson
EL Ny
Town
Avenue South East
Vivien and
Ethélyn Anderson
Margaret’ Blank
Ruth Westling
Alene Gibbs
Ethelyn
Vivian Anderson
Viola Hill
Margaret Blank
Harriett Carlson
Barnett Carlson
St Patrick
Bert Phillips
J. Pierson
Lavonn Lucksinger
Plan Series Of Indoor Rallies For Boy Scout Troops
A series of five indoor rallies is planned for central South Dakota Boy Scout troops. Sites include Frankfort Pierre Indian School Miller Woonsocket and Huron with one rally per troop. Ten events per rally measure skills from first aid to signaling. Public invited free.
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Boy Scout
South Dakota
Frankfort
Pierre Indian School
Miller
Pierre
Millet
Woonsocket
Lob Hierare
Frank J.fort
Boy Scouts
Capital Question Crossword Clue Phrases and Answers
A compact surface puzzle entry listing across and down clues, including historical references and wordplay. It presents various clues like capital related terms, measurements, metals, animals, and nautical or linguistic hints, arranged in horizontal and vertical grids for solving.
Scouts Pack Meeting With Ninety Attendees Honoring Troop 4
The Boy Scouts of Troop No 4 in Huron held a regular meeting last Friday evening with 12 scouts and three visitors. Milton Pronk reported the event, Melvin Johnson led the session, and the pledge and laws were recited. Plans were laid for a March rally and a bike event Sunday afternoon if weather allows. The gathering closed with scout vespers and benediction.
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Boy Scouts
Troop No 4
Huron
Milton Pronk
Re- Dorter
Melvin Johnson
True Blue League Elects Officers at Crawford School
True Blue League of Crawford school Pearl Creek No 5 held its regular meeting on March 9 electing officers for the month. President Robert Culver vice president Posy Bergstrom secretary treasurer Richard Crain marshal Eleanor Burgeson. Delegates Wesley Culver and Byron Birgeson were chosen for the Y C L convention. The league writes The This Blue Tribune and reports strong enjoyment. The paper has been issued twice and work on the April number has begun with Wesley Culver named editor and Elizabeth Dah the teacher.
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True Blue League
Crawford School
Pearl Creek No. 5
Robert Culver
Posy Bergstrom
Richard Crain
Eleanor Burgeson
Wesley Culver
Byron Birgeson
This Blue Tribune
Elizabeth Dah
Cheerful Helpers League Elects New Committees
Evelyn Parkinson vice president called the meeting to order Friday afternoon of the Cheerful Helpers Young Citizens league. Minutes from the last meeting were read and approved. After the business period a short pro game was enjoyed and the meeting adjourned until April 7, per secretary Blanche Schlueter.
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Cheerful Helpers Young Citizens League
Evelyn Parkinson
Blanche Schlueter
Prairie Maid Call Club Meeting Raises Camp Funds
President Arthur Olson led Prairie Maid Call club in Mildred Clark home February 16. All but one member attended as minutes were read and approved. Members discussed selling ice cream and candy to fund sendoff for club camp. meeting adjourned after activities. Reporter Margaret Caldow noted leaders and participants.
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Arthur Olson
Prairie Maid Call Club
Mildred Clark
Margaret
Sixth Grade Unit Completed at Willing Work Era Young
The Rand School's Sixth Grade Citizens League reports completion of the Great Explorations unit. Students finished the unit tests and small group projects mapping the United States, showing where the country lies and highlighting new areas of study.
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Citisene’ League of
Rand School
Hsva
United States
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
A homemaker urges home garden and canning to cut grocery costs. Buying less prepared meat and canning in season lowers food expenditures, while home produced poultry pork and beef reduce meat costs. Can fruits and home canned meats save time and money for winter use.
Creamed Salmon with Vegetables Prize Recipe
Mrs Henry Weatheril of Huron submits a Creamed Salmon with Vegetables recipe for a local contest, winning seay and a $1 prize. The dish uses salmon, milk, potatoes, carrots, bacon fat, flour, onion, salt, and is served on toast with steps for flaking, cooking vegetables, thickening the sauce, and combining ingredients.
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Henry Weatheril
Huron
Twenty Years Ago Tonight In Huron Social Notices
Twenty years ago in Huron Helen Richardson hosted a party for friends at her home on Wednesday evening. Mrs S E Underhill of Ponca Neb departed for home after visiting in the city. Mrs J H Elwell hosted a Home Circle meeting. G W Alley returned from Chicago. W L Wier left for Aberdeen after visiting parents. E L Campbell came home from Redfield after business matters. Indey L. B Campbell arrived home from Redfield after a few days of business.
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Helen Richardson
S. E. Underhiell
Ponca
Neb
J. C. Young
J. H. Elwell
G. W. Alley
Chicago
W. L. Wier
Aberdeen
Parente
York
Indey
L. B
Campbell
Redfield
Greer Resigns to Join Winston Newell Co in Aberdeen
Atee fin M Greer a Proctor and Gamble salesman for four years here resigned to accept a position with Winston Newell Co in Aberdeen. He had made his headquarters in Redfield while with the local distributor.
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Redfield
Mar
Ateefin M. Greer
Proctor and Gamble Distributing Company
Winston Newell Co
Aberdeen
Greer
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Torgiem
Rumania
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