Huron Publishing Co notices and postal rates
Publishhed by THE HURON PUBLISHING Co Third 2 3 Robert D Lum Editor and Publisher Entered at the Postoffice at Huron. Carrier in city 15c per week. By mail in South Dakota per month six months 240 per year 5.00. By mail elsewhere in the United States 36.90. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the fee for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published.
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Huron Publishing Co
Robert D. Lum
Huron
South Dakota
Associated Press
Associated Pres
Ryes Press Creed Calls for Fair News and Civic Leadership
A historic editorial advocates a newspaper serving the public with fearless, fair reporting. It urges leadership toward progress, willing battle when needed, yet conducted within open forums. The aim is trusted, entertaining, informative daily journalism for today and tomorrow.
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Rye
Gene Deman
Sparing the Rod sparks debate on school discipline
Neenah Wisconsin bans physical punishment prompting national discussion. In Huron educators say whippings are used only in extreme cases. Parent teacher groups help parents share discipline insights, reducing classroom problems and strengthening trust between homes and schools. A principal recalls cases where the paddle or snowball club was used to regain order.
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Neenah
Wis
Huron
Yeacher
Labor-saving Cotton Picker Prompts Labor Reform Ideas
The Rust brothers of Memphis push a cotton picker concept seeking market viability while proposing labor safeguards. They suggest lessee wage floors, abolition of child labor, and collective bargaining, plus a social insurance plan and industrial diversification for the southern belt.
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Rust Brothers
Memphis
Ahope
Towun
The Machine Age and the Worker’s Dilemma
An essay argues the machine age promises major human benefits yet threatens workers who lose bread and butter to steel contrivance. It warns society bears responsibility for labor-saving systems while acknowledging the Rust brothers for vision and accountability.
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Tost
Wne
Isbor
Rust Brothers
Hitler Defends Religion Amid Global Debate at Locarno
In a brisk Reichstag speech Hitler reframed Russia as dethroning God and wasting religious imagination. The piece questions consistency in Nazism's stance on religion while noting persecution of Jews Catholics and liberals. It compares Mussolini’s contradictory calls for solidarity with his Ethiopian actions.
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Hitler
Soviet Russia
der Fuehrer
Russia
Naz
Germany
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Insects May Not Overtake Humans Say Scientist
Brayton Eddy, a scientist and philosopher, argues insects lack the conditions to prosper and are their own worst enemies. He notes insect life predates humans by millions of years, suggesting humanity is not threatened by insects.
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Brayton Eddy
Mr. Eddy
Earth
Eddy
Delegates Should Back Landon Or Borah In SD Primary
Sioux Falls letter argues that South Dakota delegates from London and Borah camps will support their candidates if they remain strong in Cleveland. It contends Landon delegates are unofficially pro Landon, Borah delegates carry definite instructions, and the primary is a two horse race. It urges voters to focus on the Landon Borah choice.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown
Grinion
London
Kansas
Landon
Cleveland
South Dakota
Borah
Propic
Plant Trees This Spring Belvidered Times Opinion
Belvidered Times urges planting trees this spring after droughts and pests reduced enthusiasm. It notes likely good moisture, optimism for multiple strong crop years, and advises starting with affordable varieties or native trees along rivers or creeks.
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Coorter
Fran Scoughta
Texas Declared Practically Free of Cattle Tuberculosis
The USDA named Texas a modified accredited area effectively free of cattle tuberculosis. It marks the 38th state in this category, with infection levels remaining at or below 0.5 percent per official tuberculin tests. Officials credit federal funds and owner cooperation for statewide testing over two months.
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T. B. Free
Sioux City
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Weeds Grow Only Where Man Disturbs Habitats
Professor Oliver Duggins of Northwestern University explains weeds appear where human activity disturbs soil and seeds. He notes gardeners and farmers may blame Nature for weed problems, but weeds thrive only in altered environments and are not common in undisturbed woods or bogs.
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Philadelphis
Oliver Duggins
Northwestern University
Gorgeous Begin Meant For Toby Town in Advert World
A young woman Toby Town, 18, pursues modeling work in Manhattan department stores. After a film-like sequence with photographer Marty Hiatt and a plan to boost her career, Toby confronts jealousy, job setbacks, and guidance from Bill Brandt as she navigates possible success and personal doubt.
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Toby
Manhattan
Marty Hiatt
Bill Brusatt
Maurie Ball
Bill
Blake
Hiatt
Star of the Ballet and Toby Ryan in a Turbulent Search
A serialized fiction segment follows Toby Ryan as she balances aims to find work, romantic tension with Bill, and a life in New York’s social scene. A photo ad of a glamorous dancer inspires her, while job hunts, rooming-house waits, and a telephone call propel the story toward a pivotal moment in the days ahead.
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Toby Eves
Westie
Almua
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