European Coat of Arms Puzzle and Gentry Romance
A fragmented puzzle lists European coins and symbols while a narrative follows Millicent Graves and Dick Gentry in a tense hotel room scene. Gentry pressures Millicent about marriage and travel as Jarvis Happ interrupts with a cryptic warning about books and power, hinting at a larger plot.
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Monte Carlo
Europa
Paris
Gentry
Wally
Jarvis Happ
Sham
Dick Gantry
Community Sale at Canova Draws Wide Interest
A long, busy community sale in Canova drew a large crowd as farmers brought machinery, household goods, and other items to auction. Local business leaders aided by displaying new merchandise from their stocks, with proceeds benefiting the sponsors' ventures.
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Canova
Mar. Zi
New Youth Problem and the Spotted Child Forecast
A university professor argues in Bet ter Times that falling birth rates will create a smaller, highly noticed child population. The parent child relationship may intensify praise over blame, boosting precocity but reducing peer age interactions. Shrinking families shift parental duties from feeding and clothing to managing heightened expectations.
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America
William F. Ogburn
University of Chicago
Better Times
Ogburn
Professor Oyburn
The Folly of the Law Commentary on a Cold Case
An Austrian unmar ried horsemaid was jailed for two months after her baby froze to death in her arms. Her employers and parents refused aid, turning her out and denying the child. The piece questions whether the law itself is an ass in this harsh case and suggests blame may lie with those who abandoned her.
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Bumble
Austria
Way to Stop Billboards Landmark Court Ruling
A Massachusetts Supreme Court decision held that a society may regulate offenses to the eye from billboards on private land. The ruling declares the billboard industry has no inalienable right to use private property as a vantage point overriding highway travelers. The decision is a landmark in the fight to reduce roadside eye-sores.
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Nature Magazine
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Seed loan funds pass swiftly with SD senators credit
Senators Peter Norbeck and W J Bulow receive praise for securing quick passage of the $60 million seed loan appropriation within a deficiency bill. Facing debates on a $4.88 billion works relief measure, they urged unanimous consent to interrupt proceedings, enabling Senate approval and signaling relief for South Dakota farmers.
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Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Senate
Roosevelt
Renee
South
Heritage of Democracy in Pupin’s Life Story
The late Prof. Michael J. Pupin, who arrived in America as a Hungarian peasant youth seeking democracy, embodies democracy’s promise. In democratic America he became a renowned scientist whose x ray, telephone, and radio inventions spread worldwide. Democracy gave him the chance to develop his talents to the fullest.
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Michael J. Pupin
America
Pupin
Democratic America
PRESS COMMENT ATILER AMUCK Watertown World Commentary on Hitler Threat
Adolph Hitler declares Germany will drop peace treaty obligations and begin grim defense. The piece argues the move speeds old tensions, harms global recovery, and risks renewed war, with Hitler blamed for exploiting popular sentiment to justify militarization.
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Atiler Amuck
Watertown
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Europa
Europe
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Stow
Reich
Jer
Political corruption claims rock Ohio relief programs
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader reports President Roosevelt assigned Harry Hopkins to oversee Ohio relief amid alleged campaign fundraising pressure from the governor's committee. Hopkins cites evidence of a "shake-down" of businesses selling to relief, aimed at funding the governor's campaign and preserving relief officials’ jobs. The piece notes federal action, past local silence, and a warning of broader similar practices in other states.
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Ohio
Sioux Falls
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Prasart
Ohio Relief Administration
Hopkins
Q Jeter
Govermor Davey
Relief Administration
Ttta
Obin
Farley
Millicent Graves Involved In Murder Plot And Escape
Millicent Graves flees after employer George Drimgold confesses, a purse theft occurs, and Drimgold is found dead. Disguised as a secretary, she meets Jarvis Happ who uses stock fraud talks to recruit help. Dick Gentry warns but Millicent continues to navigate danger and manipulation in a tense continuation.
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Millcent Graves
George Drimgold
Millicent
Deimgold
Jarvis Happ
Mapp
Happ
Robert Caise
Dringold
Sashe
Biny
Jervis Happ
Dick Gentry
Jarvis Hopp
Ose
Family gathering after St Patrick's meal and lunch served
A family gathering with St Patrick's day celebration followed by lunch. Attendees shared a meal, stories, and greetings in a warm, communal setting.
Ten Years Ago In Huron Church Resignation Moves To New Post
The Rev. R. Loyd resigns after eight years as First Baptist pastor in Huron to join the United Church of Hot Springs with duties beginning May 1. His successor is not yet chosen amid Mrs. Lysyd’s delicate health. Local plans address removing scavenger fish from Lake Byron, and a birthday observance for Richard Maurice at 705 Fourth. Berger the Taller opens at 858 Third Street. Yankton faces Woonsocket and Madison faces Salem in state tourney semifinals. visitors Joyce Kimmel and Mrs Joe Edlex stay with their father William Kimmet.
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R. 5. Loyd
First Baptist Church of Huron
United Church of Hot Springs
Mitchell
Yankton
Woonsocket
Madison
Salem
South ‘Dakota
Dope
Sioux Falls
Joyce Kimmel
Joe Edlex
Ashton
William Kimmet
Eyre at Esmond Iroquois Fire and Mortgage Notice
Fire at Esmond ignited in engine room of a gate station causing $100 damage before firemen saved the building. Also a mortgage notice from The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company details defaults, intent to foreclose, and sale of Beadle County property in Haron on March 8 1935.
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Esmond Iroqouis
Mar
Theophilus Gate
Esmond
Karl Aisenbrey
Johanna Aisenbrey
Mutual Bancit Sife Insurance Company, Corporation
Newack New Jersey
Beadle County
South Dakota
Soe
Aeumunip
Andres
Rasge
the Register of Deeds
Sons
Dakota
Morteares
Haron
Mutual Benes Life
Mortuneee
Mortuneee. “Sherife
Herbert
E. Cheever
Sioux Falls
S. D
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New York
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Beret
South Amotic
Athens
S-Anger
T Renta
Macky Appli
Germaine
Beng
NiewssAviek
Pesi Mit
Arst
Butt
Lusk- Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Congress
Nnation
East
Ankton Press
Millicert
Jarvis
Hapn
Timn
Dirk Gentry
Jervis
Mia
Tom
Huron
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