Wings In Industry Highlight Aviation's Growing Role
A Hanford Airlines executive argues aviation expands industry by shrinking geography, speeding commerce, and enabling closer sourcing. The piece notes aviation boosts inventories, lowers prices, and strengthens sales by reaching markets quickly, with Hanford’s Kansas City to Minneapolis route central to the growth in Huron.
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Mid-Continent
Atlantic Seaboard
Kansas City
Missouri
United States
Middle West
Ryan
Hanford
Hyan
Huron
Hanford Company
Heron
Huron Division
Minneapolis
Lesson for pessimists in a world of greed and stagnation
The piece argues that despite pervasive greed stupidity and powerlessness many individuals prove that entrenched evil is not total and that one person can still effect change through resilience and moral action.
Westport Reader Remembers a Pioneer for the Poor
A tribute to Jane Addams style work ethic and reform. The piece lauds a devoted woman who founded the Henry Street Settlement, organized a visiting nurse service, and battled indifference to aid New York slum dwellers. Her life shows one person can spearhead change and inspire others to act.
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Westport
Com
Misa “Wald
nUréés’ Training School
Women’s Medical College
New York
Lower East Side
Henry Street
Ouse
Tdo
All in Fun satirical show lampoons public figures in New York
A recent satirical performance lampooned prominent figures including Roosevelt and Landon with sketches such as a spoof of lifting the Supreme Court and a parody of Oh Susanna. The piece argues such lighthearted mockery could soften political divides and foster sportsmanlike goodwill among foes, though it notes the idea of Nazis or Fascists attending is hard to imagine.
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Promi
New York
Landon
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Kansas
Susanna
Whch
Editorials note from South Dakota newspapers collection
The entry describes a daily selection of editorials from American South Dakota papers. It notes open access during office hours for study and review and mentions the Evening Huronite holding the files in the Ni Room on the second floor. The text credits The Editor.
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Jargent Med
South Dakota
Dictated and read slip reveals New York rep's letter gaffe
Providence R1 bulletin highlights Miss Caroline O Day claim she dictated a letter opposing Roosevelt court proposals but did not read it. The excerpt includes comical hostile lines to Miss Carthorse and Aggie, with references to Mrs Sinus and Lydia, implying meddling gossip and misaddressed drafts.
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Providence
Miss Carthorse
Marshall
Australia
Marsh
Lydia
Love
Jessie
Miss O'Day
Prison study adds little to criminology knowledge
A Nebraska prison study by a visiting son shows convicts spend time planning new crimes after release. The report, while not new, confirms humanitarian and warden observations about captivity. It notes U S hunting licenses cost nearly ten million dollars in 1995 with Dakota licenses supporting residents and non residents.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Nebraska
United States
Sout Dakota
South Dakota
Ucennes
Woonsocket Newa
Court Packing Debate Deepens Washington Strain
The piece surveys White House struggles over the Roosevelts court packing plan. It notes Wallace’s anxiety over agricultural policy and abundance versus restraint, and cites split opinions among lawyers including Frenkfurter and Logan. A Senate poll hints at limited support, while timing and neutrality bills stir backstage tensions.
Diary notes reveal old family Bible treasures unearthed
Central South Dakota Farm Woman diary recounts opening an old box from a grandmother’s home. Inside, a 1915 Bible bears a loving inscription, plus 27 keepsakes including a postcard showing White Mountains and a pastoral New England valley scene. An Easter card and Edith Geest poem titled Sermons We See appear among the items.
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de IL
White Mountains
New England
Ywen
Edith Geest
One-Eye and Tammany Heroics At Polo Meet
In New York George Ross recalls gate crashing by Connolly and Tammany Young, famed for daring stunts at polo matches and events. Tales recount Tory-like maneuvers at Meadow Brook with the Prince of Wales, secret admission schemes, and post-event rewards. A lively note on movie premiere crowds follows.
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New York
Connolly
Tammany Young
Young
Gury
Houdini
Manhatten
Func v
Tammany
Tammans
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Prince of Wales
Tanmany
Prince
Duke of Windsor
Ll Guin
Dempsey-Carpentier
Jerey City
Tanny A
Richard
Fragmentary Notes About Everyday Good Deeds
The readable text hints at daily acts of service and moral conduct. It references walking down the street and ministering chores as part of doing good, with a promise to continue explaining tomorrow. The fragmentary phrasing preserves a reflective, hortatory tone.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron State Meet Crowns Hur
Hazel Stiles and other local residents are visiting. Mitchell guest Mrs Wiltse attends the tournament. Huron defeats Aberdeen in a high school basketball state championship and is crowned champion before about 3000 fans. The Huron lineup includes Gu ogeigne, Randall, Joseph, Voss, Reilly, and C. W. Campbell. A Lanuly dinner marks the visit of J W Campbell Jr from Montevideo Minnesota. Social events follow, including Luncheon hosted for Mrs William Campbell and a pink white color scheme auction bridge game.
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Hazel Stiles
Wolsey
George Senter
Montana
Wiltse of
Mitchell
Eva Briges
S. Haugen
George Stauffacher
Broadland
Dr. McNutt
Aberdeen
Joseph
Voss
Reilly
C. W. Campbell
Dakota Javenue
J. W. Campbell
Montevideo
Minnesota
E. B. Dinneen
William Cambell
William Farmer
Auction Bridge
Local games note high score by Mrs. LH Jones
A partial recap of a local event records the high score reached by Mrs. LH Jones. The fragment suggests a competition indoors with a female participant achieving the top mark, though details on event and context are missing.
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Ing
LH. Jones
South Dakota School of Agriculture to graduate 44 students
Brookings March 11 45 students will graduate from the South Dakota School of Agriculture connected with State College on March 23 Principal Paul Searko announced today Graduates receive the equivalent of a high school education and are admitted without examination to South Debate institutions of higher education The 27th commencement week features Rev Phillip S Dybvig of Brookings delivering the baccalaureate sermon and A W Palm of Huron as commencement speaker The baccalaureate service is set for March 21 in the college auditorium and commencement exercises for March 26 Also noted is Rev Mr Bybing assisting in the baccalaureate and Palm described as a State College graduate and early appointee to county roles
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Brookings
South Dakota School of Agriculture
State College
Paul Searko
School of Agriculture
Higher Elegala
Phillip S. Dybvig
Fist Lutheran
A. W. Palm
Huron
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
College Auditor Zion
Mr Bybing
Fy B. Heineman
First Presbyterian Church
Palm
Rownty Averts
South Dakota
Codington
Lincoln
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George Clark
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AAA
Willacy
Waller
Felix Frenkfurter
Whevner
Logan
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Prankfurter
SEC
Landis
Senate
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Pittman
Tony
Seaboard
Ge-R-R
Works Progress Hopkins
Public
Publc
Mr. R
George Ross
Broadway
Credis
Agriculture Branch
Howards
Blunt
Mar.k
Speain
Harlow
S. Howard
Los Angeles
Howard
U. S. Electrical Mfg. Works
Pannen
Wes ChiGae
John Burroughs
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