Publication masthead and postal rates from Higrom Higrom SD
The Higrom area newspaper shows publication details for The Hurone Publishing Co with officers Chan A J Mitchell pres and treas F McCannes vice pres Robert D Lusk sec and lists postal charges for carrier and mail delivery within South Dakota and the United States. The paper markets Associated Press content and notes Monitor Audit Bureau orientation.
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Huron Publishing CO
Chan A J.mitchell
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F. McCannes
Robert D. Lusk
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Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
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Moniter Audit Bureau
Congress and the executive must lead budget reform
The piece argues Congress cannot achieve essential economies and that power to spend should rest with the executive. It cites Norbeck and Walter Lippmann, condemns parochial interests and lobbyists, and urges divesting representatives of funding power to restore genuine representative government.
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Congress
Norbeck
Walter Lippmann
Beautifying Roads in Texas for 1936 Celebrations
Gutzon Borglum, famed sculptor, becomes chairman of the Texas Highway Park board and leads a vast program to beautify state roads ahead of the 1936 centennial. Plans include planting oleander along 8,000 miles, palms and dates on 1,500 miles, and other semi tropical trees on additional stretches, with Texas acquiring wide land borders to create parkways.
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Gutzon Borglum
Texas Highway Park Board
Texas Centuunies
Texas
Prairie highway beautification proposal from Gutzon Borglum
A plan to plant evergreen screens and billboard demolition aims to beautify Texas prairie roads. Gutzon Borglum, who splits time between South Dakota and Texas, is praised for possibly aiding the project to modify climate, reduce winds, and boost rainfall through roadside groves.
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Gutzon- Borglum
South Dakota
Texas
Texas-is
Community Gardens Grow Near Huror With BF Goodrich Plan
Plans for a near Huror community garden gain shape as BF Goodrich Akron sponsors a model scheme. It covered 191 acres, employed about 750 former workers, who were paid in produce for their summer shifts. Total harvests include thousands of pounds and dozens of bushels, proving health and productivity gains and prompting more cooperative gardens in Akron this year.
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Call for a modern banking system in crisis
The New York Herald Tribune argues the present credit collapse demands a modern banking system with wide scale branch banking and a single national supervised system. It urges President Roosevelt to push a comprehensive reform, linking deposits guarantees to stronger national credit.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Reserve
England
Canada
Tax reform ideas for South Dakota homes farms and taxes
Webster Reporter and Farmer at Sioux Falls presents a tax program by A F Brownell advocating full property tax exemptions for owner occupied homes and farm land up to 160 acres, replaced by a sales tax and an income tax with property tax credits. He urges constitutional amendment to allow home exemptions and argues the plan merits public consideration despite new state tax measures. The piece notes broader debates on future tax policy and references national Farm Union endorsements for Roosevelt policies.
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Webster
A. F. Brownell
Brownell
Sioux Falls
Rural School Leagues Active in Bendie County
Bendie County schools schedule a busy period, with district meets on March 25 at Beadle County Courthouse, exhibits March 25 to April 15, declamatory contests April 1 across divisions, spelling contest April 8 at high school, Y C L convention April 8 in the hotel ballroom, potential Mitchell regional declamatory contest in April, state CCL convention May 1-2 in Pierre, May exams May 23 and 26, eighth grade graduation June 9 at Huron College Auditorium, essay on The Significance of the American Flag due for the guusy contest in April.
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Bendie County
Beadle County
C.ly
St.1
St. Teresea’s
Farmer's Assembly Room
Marvin Hughitt
Mitchell
Bevon
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Pierre
Huron College
H. L. Hurley
Essaynan
Springs Scouts Promote Multiple Scouts at Court of Honor
In Wellington Springs on March 14 four Scouts were promoted to second class: Curtis McFarling Kenneth Schryer Pauli Jones and Vernon Sehmi erer. Five earned first class: James Raebel Curtis Schwartz Leonard Haddorff Merle Cowlan Everett Rumelhart. Merit badge awards for many Scouts in troops 18 and 21 in Wessington Springs included plumbing automobiling electricity bugling reptile study and more. Court of Honor members were Roy Jones William T. George and Lloyd Tamblyn with Dr Gene Smith and Rev B W Blackburn as Scoutmasters. Awards will be presented at Woodsocket rally on March 24.
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Douglas Dunham
Bernard Posey
Ross Toland
Robert Austin
Hilding England
Chester Brown
Eugnee Habicht
Donald Lode
Ruby Schwarm
Howard
Blackburn
Robert Delay
Roger Dunham
Leslie Hanson
Kenneth Schryer
Curtis Schwartz
Wessington Springs
Court of
Roy Jones
William T. George
Lloyd Tamblyn
Gene Smith
B. W. Blackburn
Woodsocket
Onida Scouts Earn Second Class Ranks at Court of Honor
William Glesner Alvin Hull and Richard Johnson were promoted to second class at a recent Onida Court of Honor. Thirteen merit badges were approved for Kenneth Car CoranAutomobiling Farm Mechanics Handicraft Pathfinding Public Health Edwin Johnson Automobiling Airvisws Cooking Path Finding Public Health Vaughn Warriner Automobiling Jones Cooking Path Finding Public Health Clarence Anderson Handicraft Richard Johnson Firemanship Hand Craft Thomas Melody Handcraft Those serving were L A Forness Henry Chamberlain and M H Quimby Scoutmaster Charles L Glessner The rally day awards will be at Pierre Indien school March 21.
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Onida
William Glesmer
Alvin Hull
Richard Johnson
Court of Honor
Kenneth Carcoran
Edwin Johnson
Vaughn Warriner
Jvnes
Clarence Anderson
Thomas’ Melody
L. A. Forness
Henry Clamberlain
M.H. Quimby
Charles L.glessner
Pierre Indien
Rolling Wheels Adventure for Young Readers
A brisk summary of the book Rolling Wheels by Katherine Grey. Twelve year old Jord guides Buck and Berry across a perilous river and desert with Indian encounters and a camp raid. Granny bakes cakes from crushed grasshoppers, tying in a notable twist as the group survives.
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Indiana
California
Adventure Springs
Jord
Buck
Berry
Bucky
Katherine Grey
Sacajawea Troop History Recalls Four Years Of Service
Doris Feterson of Sacajawea troop No. 2, Girl Scouts, writes a brief history noting the troop's organization in 2925 with 20 members under Captain Mrs C E Wright. Highlights include a Lake Byron camp, later leadership changes, a 1930 trip to Camp Che Ka Pi, and milestones toward first class in 1935 with members such as Joyce Anderson and Doris Peterson.
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Doris Feterson
Sacajawea Troop
Girl Scouts
Davis
Sacajawea
Mra
C. E. Wright
Lake Byron
Mra L
Marjorie Hill
Elizabeth Cone
Lois Burwell
F. B. White
Calvert
Che-Ka-Pi
Doris Peterson
Poster on Dangers in Africa and Alaska
Freids and Stratman from Franklin school district No. L Wessington describe creating a social studies poster. They pasted Africa and Alaska titles at the top and listed dangerous things at the bottom then hung the work on the wall.
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Africa
Alaksa
Freids, Stratman
Franklin School
No. L Wessington
Alaska
Marie May Writes Story Of Spring At Valley School
Marie May of Valley School No 1 wrote a spring story taught by Mise Lene Anderson. The narrative recalls a Monday morning start, hearing a queer noise, calling her mother, discovering a meadowlark, then seeing a robin redbreast on the way to school.
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Marie May
Trie May
Valley School
Mise Lene Anderson
What I Like to Do in Spring by Alfred Mason
Alfred Mason of Beadle county rural school narrates spring joys and tasks. He mentions snow melting and snowballing, driving to school with a horse and buggy, muddy roads, visits from Harold, sleighing with a mantel, and working in the fields as spring arrives.
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Alfred Mason
Beadle County
Harold
Alpena Girl Scouts Hold Community Party
Alpena Girl Scouts hosted a Thursday party for members of the Stindy Oak Gil Scout troop. The event featured games, food, and craft activities, highlighting local youth involvement.
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Alpena
Stindy Oak Gil Scout
Pupils Gather Data From South Dakota Willing Workers
Young Citizens League of the Rand school sent letters to the Black Hills asking for pictures and descriptions of their industries. Lauren Towne notes two pages were returned from a cement plant detailing cement production and including pictures. Additional materials from Homsiake Wine at Lead were received, offering information and images.
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South Dakota
Willing’ Workers Young Citizens League
Rand School
Black ‘Hills
Lauren
Towne
Rome
Lead
Medieval unit study and exam at Johnson School
Angeling Hofer completed a medieval history unit last week and took a Thursday exam. The fifth grade class at Johnson School focused on early European history and assessments.
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Johnson School
Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle Snippet Recites Clues
A late Chicago mayor topic forms the puzzle grid with scattered clues and answers. The mixed horizontal vertical list features terms from anatomy, time, sports, and objects, including references to garments, minerals, and inventions, in a dense, antiquated clue format.
Poultry Club Meets at Lake Home in Wessington Hills
The Wessington Hills Poultry club held its March 11 meeting at the Lake home with Edward J Stobbs reporting. A.B. Crossman explained hatchery basics including heat moisture and ventilation and compared costs of feed. a lunch followed.
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Poultry Club
Lakes
Wessington Hills
Lake
Edward J Stobbs
A.B. Crossman
Poster Made by Third and Fourth Graders on South Dakota Soil
Eloise Welty and Lois Peterson report Sheffield school third and fourth graders are creating a South Dakota soil poster under teacher Miss Van. They plan to complete it soon and study South Dakota.
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South Dakota
Sheffield
Eloise Welty
Lois Peterson
Van
Pupils Report Books For Study In Murray School
Vernon Stehly of the True Spirit league at Murray school in Beadle County recalls a class assignment to give seven book reports this year. He says reading became enjoyable and lists titles such as Res of the Woods, The Num Berg Stove, Benny Prince, Hans and the Six Robbers, and Boy Life of Kit Carson as examples.
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Vernon ‘Stehly
True ‘Spirit League
Murray School
Custer Township
Beadle County
Seton
Larance
Benny Prince
Marion’ Sewell
Hans and
the Six Robbers
Branden
Kit Carson
Seymor
Pep
Stenton
Bob
Oviatt
Troop No 2 Scouts Ready For Rally
The Presbyterian church troop No 2 opened its meeting around 7 45 pm Wednesday evening and began rally preparations. Knot tying and signaling were practiced as Richard Cock, scribe, notes. An inspection by solemn Martin followed, with plans made for future activities before adjournment.
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Presbyterian Church
Richard
Jolemn Martin
Fui Earp Cates
Help Yourself A Hand in Lending Aid
A garbled note references a homemaker studying educational material on savings, with stray words about the government and groceries. The fragment suggests guidance or volunteer help but lacks coherent facts, dates, or names to confirm a clear event or action.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Social Notes
Mrs Alva E Taylor hosted a luncheon for ladies at her home to compliment her sister Mrs Hallison of Cherokee visiting. At the Wahlgren home a pleasant afternoon party honored Miss Battie M Kesler a noted trained nurse. Mrs Wahlgren was aided by Mrs Pasek and Mrs Sanne Birt with helpers Agner Holbrook and Minnie Wurfel as guests enjoyed a fine musical program.
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Alva E. Taylor
Lumcheon
Hallison
Taylor
Mix WH. Wahlgren
Battie M. Kesler
Wahlgren
JL Pasek
Sanne
Birt
Imad
Agner Holbrook
Minnie, Wurfel
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