Huron Publishing Co notices and postage rates
Published by THE HURON PUBLISHING CO. Baltimore? No. Subscription rates listed: carrier and mail options for South Dakota and nationwide. Officials listed include Chas AJ Mitchell as president and treasurer, McCannon as vice president, Robert D. Lusk as secretary. Associated Press affiliation noted.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
Chas
AJ Mitchell
Treas. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
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United States
Facing the Facts on Roosevelt and Soviet Recognition
The article argues President Roosevelt will confront truth in policy, banish hypocrisy, and may soon recognize Soviet Russia. It cites economic measures, farm relief, and potential trading benefits, with Walter Lippmann noting risks and possible peace gains from recognition. It frames recognition as a test of intellectual honesty guiding U.S. policy.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russia
United States
America
Walter Lippmann
Poland
Lippmann
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Difficult Task Highlights Regents Budget Struggles
The board of regents faces hard choices cutting school expenditures to meet legislative needs. They must rearrange curricula and merge programs without provoking civic backlash. In a recent meeting they outlined the challenge and anticipated some criticism but aimed for a balanced outcome across engineering, economics, and other departments.
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Board of Regents
Universi
Ite
Ingfitu
Regental cuts spark debate over South Dakota schools
The South Dakota regents enact drastic budget cuts affecting salaries and programs at the University and State college. Editors note private institutions face steeper curtailments. Critics argue consolidation could save costs, with calls to rethink the state’s multi campus higher education plan.
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University
State College
Vazious
Yankton Press and
Dakotan
South Day
Kota
Aberdeen News On Business Ethics And Youth Influence
The Aberdeen News argues that business men act as the city moral barometer and that declining ethics among leading merchants harms youth influence. It cites cases of dishonesty in finance, noting such misconduct does more harm than anarchists and urges business leaders to uphold justice and generosity in dealings.
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Aberdeen
Erica
Aberdeen News
Charles
EB. Mitchell
The Simple Solution for World Peace and Prosperity
An Outlook column argues for a return to simple thinking rooted in Christian teachings. It claims harmony arises when individuals stop greed and competition and instead serve, teach, preach, and seek justice with love, echoing Moses and Christ through everyday life.
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Falmouth
Galilee
Moses
Christ Jesus
New Deal In Post Offices Promises Faster Service
Minneapolis Journal reports a federal push for reform in post offices nationwide. Under directions from Silliman Evans, lobbies will be outfitted daily with new pen points and ink kept full to improve service. The piece notes skepticism from readers and references South Dakota Legislature reforms as part of broader changes.
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Minneapolis
Silliman Evans
Mr. Evens
Evans
Many Will Join 4 H Potato Clubs in South Dakota
Brookings March 23 Special Many South Dakota boys and girls plan to join 4 H potato clubs this year to gain club benefits and aid family food supply. Eligibility spans ages 10 to 20 with a five member group and a local leader required. State college extension agronomist R E Johnston notes clubs offer literature, meetings, camps, tours, achievement days, and potential national congress opportunities in Chicago and Washington D C. Interested youths should contact the nearest extension agent or State college in Brookings.
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Brookings
South Dakota
R.E, Johnston
Extension
Agronomist
St. State College
State College
Yelb
Acros
Johnston
National Club Congress
Chicago
National Club
Washington, D. C
Extension Service
State College, Brookings
Rand school pupil collects South Dakota pictures book
Ina Fritz of the Willing Workers Young Citizens league at Rand school reports receiving two books of Sioux Falls pictures and a book about Elk Bills after writing to the Chamber of Commerce in Sioux Falls. She is using these in her project titled South Dakota.
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South
Dakota
Ina Fritz
The
Willing Workers
Young Citizens League
Rand School
Sioux Falls
Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Reading During Opening Exercises At Whittier School
Doyle Barton of Valley district No 2 recalls a noon reading session led by Miss Agnes Greenan. The class heard Marjorie Dean about a freshman girl who moves towns, with a farewell pen theft issue. Next, Tom Sawyer is slated for read aloud.
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Doyle Barton
Whittier School Valley District No. 2
Agnes Greenan
Marjorie Dean
Seacher
Whittier pupils finish Man Without a County reading
Doyle Barton, a seventh grader at Whittier school, reports the class finished Reading Man Without a County and liked its lesson. They are now reading The Gold Bug by Edgar Allan Poe and anticipate more of Shakespeare after.
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Whittier
Doyle Barton
Edgar Allan Poe
Shakespear
Broadland Girl Scouts Meet as Tenderfoot Tests Passed
The Broadland Girl Scouts gathered at the school house Monday night. Dorothy Olja passed her Tenderfoot test after the business meeting. The Foxes beat the Eagles in a knot tying contest and again in a pass ball contest. Taps were sung to close the meeting.
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Broadland
Broad
Dorothy Olja
Frances Paulisse
Eagles
Foxes
Scoutmaster Gowdy Leads Troop No 5 Hike Plan
Troop No 5 of Huron Boy Scouts scheduled a hike for Saturday March 25 after a March 15 meeting. The meeting opened with roll call and dues, then business, tests, and games ended at 9 with Taps.
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Gowdy
Huron Boy Scouts
Duey
Signs of Spring Observed by Whittier School Pupils
Whittier school pupils under Miss Greenan report signs of spring they observed in nature. Donald Barto notes birds singing redwing blackbird and two killdeers whose calls recalled a summer day after rain, while classmates describe other seasonal cues from their day.
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Donald
Barto
Whittier School
Greenan
Miner County 4-H Poultry Club Meets at Effie Batre Home
The Miner county 4-H Poultry Club met at Miss Effie Batre’s home with most members present except one. Secretary was absent. The meeting covered a pig-related topic and the second lesson on a marking system was also studied.
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Miner
Miner County
Cackleberry
Youthful Members Will Manage Own C L Convention
Youthful members of the South Dakota Young Citizens league will run their state convention in Pierre on May 1 and 2. Grade school pupils trained through league membership will preside deliver addresses and provide entertainment. Gov Tom Berry L D Weeks state superintendent Harry Kehm and a state supreme court judge are slated speakers. Finals of the league say and speaking contest will be held with the subject The Significance of the American Flag.
Troop 3 Huron Boy Scouts Plan Rally and Hike
The No 3 Huron Scouts met at 7 30 pm as Black Bears beat Scout Jaws in a rally. They set a Court of Honor on March 28 to earn merit badges and tank tests to boost their Achievement contest score. A March 25 hike at 2 pm was planned as the final outing before the contest closes.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Black Bears
Flyins Eagles
Flyinns Eagles
Woodrow Gregory
Second Street
Flying Eagles
Sweatmaster
Charles Reintems
4 H Club Bezins March Project at Forestburg
The Forestburg Fireflies 4 H girls club held a March project lesson on Monday afternoon at 4. Secretary Shirley Oblson was absent, so the business meeting was postponed and sewing work proceeded. Naomi Ellingson placed first in the sewing test. Seams and hems on laundry bags were reviewed, and time was spent measuring, basting, stitching, and ripping to reach desired results. A birthday supper for Naomi Ellingson followed, with cake at the center. The meeting adjourned to reconvene in April.
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Forestburg
Naomi Ellingson
Pederson School Groups Discuss New Book and Patriotism
Beulah Olson of the Wide Awake League at Pederson school says students finished A Man With out a Country last week and will study Perfect Tribute next. The story highlights love of country and recalls Philip Nolen’s request to be buried at sea with a memorial stone at Ft Adams or Orleans.
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Pederson School
Besins
Beulah Olson
Wide Awake League
Philip Nolen
Ft Adams
Orleans
Whiteside School Exhibit Opens March 12
Pupils at Whiteside School finish drawings and woodwork to debut exhibit on March 12. Carl Boeke created the depart for the Whiteside school.
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Whiteside School
Carl Boeke
Girl Reserves Plan Doll Dress Contest At Meeting
Mary Hendrickson reports that the Wilson Girl Reserve meeting after school on Monday decided to bring dolls to the next gathering and dress them in foreign costumes. Swiss and Dutch outfits were chosen for examination, with plans for an upcoming party. The meeting adjourned with singing Follow the Gleam.
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Mary ” Hendrickson
Rand School Buys Kitten Ball for Christosay Program
The Rand School organizes a kittenball purchase funded by proceeds from its Christosay program. Warren Odesa says part of the money raised supports their school. The students enjoy kitten ball when weather allows.
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Rand School
Young’ Citizens
League of the Rand School
Warren
Jasper Park Puzzle Pastimes and Word Study
A mixed horizontal and vertical puzzle lists clues and answers ranging from animal terms, measurements, items, and phrases to geography and objects. The scattered entries include tasks like naming a sea area, tools, animal terms, and various definitions, forming a typical crossword style set with numerous cross-referenced hints.
Fielp Yourself And Lend A Hand Menus For Wednesday And Thursday
A historical column provides menus for Wednesday and Thursday meals for boys and girls. It lists breakfast items such as apple sauce corn meal mush toast and butter, dinner with vegetable soup baked potato buttered beets and prune whip, and supper with omelet sandwiches and gingerbread. Recipes for apples in jelly and prune pudding follow with detailed ingredient lists and baking steps.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Travelers on business trips noted
Twenty years ago today in Huron James Richardson left for eastern points on a business trip and R. E. Cone departed for Flandreau for business and visits. George McAssey of Abbotsford Wisconsin visited in the Congregational parsonage. he is a cousin of Mrs. Pinchen. Warren Hurst Christianson left this morning for a location to be there next week.
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James Richardson
Points
R. E. Cone
Flandreau
George’ McAssey
Abbotsford
Wis
Huron
McAssey
Pinch
Miris
Warren Hurst
Christianson
Huronite Recipe Contest Seeks Weight Loss Dishes
Hints for Hints for the Home A contest invites small recipes aiding weight loss with prizes of 150 dollars, 1.0 dollar and 50 certificates. Entries must be on one side, include the contestant name, and reach The Huronite office by 1 10 o clock Saturday morning March 25. Mrs. Jay Gould's Sunday Night Oysters recipe, previously honored, is shared as an example.
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Jay Gould
Worchester Shire
Radio Features From Moscow On WABC CBS Schedule
A Moscow broadcast is listed for Saturday on WABC CBS, lasting 45 minutes with two choruses two soloists and selections by the state symphony orchestra. Other daily networks include WEAF NBC and WIZ NBC with programs from Rudy Vallee Showboat Dinner of National Council of Women and more.
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C. E. Butterfield
Cassociated Press
Central Standard New York
Moscow
Russia
Wabc-Cbs
State’ Symphony Orchestra
Linton’ Wells
WEAF
NBC
Rudy Vallee
Jack ‘Pensi
Dike Ellington
WABC
CBS
Ruth
Budd
National Council of Women
WIZ
Willard ‘Robinson
Aintree
Funnnte Hurst
Montreal
Calloway's Orchestra
Ani
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