Wealth Not Figures The Key To National Prosperity
The piece argues wealth lies in goods and production not ledger figures. It warns inflationary pressures from prices and wages risk widening profits at the expense of output. It notes the need to raise production for national wealth, balancing profits with broad welfare, and sees solving price regulation as essential to avoid disaster.
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Eccles
Federal Reserve
Wallace
Roper
NRA
AAA
Plant Gardens editorial urges self reliance in South Dakota
Mitch ell editor Charles S. Weller republishes a 1932 plea to plant gardens and back self help amid winter hardship. He cites charity and federal loans for feeding people and cattle, urges South Dakotans to stand on their own feet, improve prices, and rely on individual action this spring.
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Charles S. Weller
Mitchell
South Dakota
South
Food reserve plan aims to curb last winter shortage
A proposal urges intensive work on vacant lots backyards and farms to build a food reserve. The plan would speed help from agencies and create a steady supply to prevent future shortages.
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Cour
Nice Nellieism blocks naming disease in New York Senate
Encouraging steps in fighting venereal disease are hindered by a Senate debate over renaming the state Health Department division. A proposal to call it the Division of Syphilis Counter was rejected 30 to 10 as senators avoided the explicit term. The issue highlights cultural resistance to naming the disease directly.
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THE
Huron Publishing. Co
Third Street
Robert Daisk
Editeyead
Huron
South Dekete
United States
Associated Press
Associated Preag
Audit Bureau of Cirrutation
H. Hage & Assonstes
New York
Kansas City
Crabs
Genver
Colo
Sam Francisco
Chicago
Northwest Daily Press Res
Minneapolis, Minn
Me Reynolds neutrality bill passes House despite failed amendments
The House of Representatives approved the neutrality bill while rejecting amendments, including a Fish proposal to ban export of munitions regardless of war status. The piece argues the Fish plan could have prevented American weapons used abroad if war occurred, noting its sensible aim.
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House of Representatives
Reynolds
Hamilton Fish
Fish
America
Those Big Hats In The Theaters Editorial
Des Moines Register notes theater managers’ embarrassment over new feminine millinery and hats in audiences. Editorial warns about patrons being charged admission for films but seeing little, urging clarity and honest presentation in movie palaces.
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Des Moines Register
Films Corporation
Robert Taylor Behtind
Coulter
Grasshopper Die Off Follows Warm March Spell
The Wakonda Monitor notes grasshoppers hatched during early March warmth, with the Yankton Press and Dakotana reporting similar events. Cold snaps after warm periods kill many insects, likely reducing next summer's crop pests as grasshoppers perish when exposed to freezing temperatures.
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Sioux Fells Argus
Wakonda Monitor
Yankton Press
Dakotana
Frick War Ac Teacher Poses Orange Price Riddle
In a classroom exchange a teacher asks Willie Simpson a math riddle about four dozen oranges at five cents per dozen. Willie replies with uncertainty, prompting the teacher to remark on bargaining skill. The odd dialogue captures a humorous, improvised moment in class.
Daves Mistake Reported in Odd Phrasing
A fragmentary clipping shows a garbled note with scattered letters and names like Davhys and Eset. It reads like a misaligned transcript or OCR error, lacking clear dates places or concrete actions. The readable bits suggest a misheard phrase or misprint rather than a coherent event.
Income tax puzzle haunts Morgenthau budget talks
Washington faces a mounting revenue shortfall as Secretary Morgenthau weighs lower than expected first quarter tax returns. Estimates range up to 200 million, with 130 million likely, amid questions on rich taxpayer gaps and new tax loopholes. Officials anticipate a possible summer push for a corrective tax bill to close avoidable losses and fund programs.
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Washington
Mar
Morgenthau
Mor
Genthau
Ponxi
Congress
Hetter
Diary of a South Dakota farm wife march 18
A Central South Dakota farm diary entry describes a sunny day with laundry washing, tulip admiration, and yard chores. The author imagines island life, comments on an old Buff Orpington hen scratching in the yard, and notes a son Jerry raking and writing a physics theme outdoors.
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South Sea Islands
South Daykota
Pat
Jerry
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Briefs and Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron local items include BR Finckh on crutches after a leg injury from an accident three weeks earlier. Charles A. Sauer of Aberdeen visiting relatives. Earl Hartagel Redwing Minnesota receiving a large leaf specimen about 15 inches long and 30.5 inches wide. Huron sees robins return signaling spring. tips on warmer weather follow. B A Toland bought a half interest in the tailoring and show room of HW Flower with partner HW Flower.
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BR. Finckh
Charles A. Sauer
Aberdeen
Huron
Hartagel Redwing
Toland
HW. Flower
New York Scenes Amid Street Life in Spring Heat
A lively catalog of urban sights in New York City as spring begins. Sights include sidewalk cafes, elevated trains, Yankee Stadium, subways, Van Cortlandt Park, Broadway chorines, ice cream hawkers, Wall Street glow, Fifth Avenue buses, shopping windows, new vegetarian spots, clam chowder stands, taxis with tops removed, fishing tackle shops, planters punch reappearing, and citizens enjoying parks and streets. The piece paints a vivid mosaic of city life with diverse people, places, and seasonal changes.
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Brew York
Mary
Yankee Stadium
van Cortlandt Park
Grand Central Station
Broadway
Rock Garden
Kodice City
United States Navy
Hudson River
Wall Street
Trinity Churchyard
Fifth Avenue
Thirtyfourth Street
Bock Beer
Buttery
Bronx
Central Park
West Steeet
Chambers Street
Metan Opera House
Sete Son
Greenwich — Village
Colubus Circle
Pgity
Hudson
Broschway
Grand Central
Penneylsania
Belmont Park
College elects officers as M M A meets in annual election
The M. M. A. of Huron college elected John Bullack Onida as president Roy Knapp Hitchcock as vice president Ralph House Wessington as secretary and Larry Hines Huron as treasurer. Retiring officers are Carl Voigt Aberdeen president Ed Richter Dell Rapids vice president John Lindsey secretary and John Tullock treasurer. Inauguration services for the incoming officers will be held at the school in about two weeks.
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Flower & Toland
Huron College
John Bullack
Onida
Roy Knapp
Hitchcock
Ralph House
Wessington
Larry Hines
Huron
Carl Voigt
Aberdeen
Pesident
Ed. Richter
Dell Rapids
John Lindsey
John Tullock
Help Yourself And Raubarb Dishes In Spring Recipe Contest
This week features a recipe contest focusing on rhubarb and its many uses beyond sauce. Submit preparations for rhubarb in pies tarts puddings jams and confections for a chance to win cash prizes with $1 first prize and silver-second prize.
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Raubarb
Preparation of Tea by Olive Neff
This excerpt outlines tea making using high quality loose tea, fresh boiling water, and proper infusion. It advises using one rounded teaspoon per cup, pouring boiling water over leaves in a heated pot, steeping three to five minutes, stirring, then straining into a heated vessel and not reusing leaves.
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Family Economies Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Bundette Visitors Dine With Local Families in Mas
Mr and Mrs Art Koda and Mr Hadley hosted Sandsy dinner at Hofler Yada home near Roukhami while Herbert Woiner spent the day with his mother Mrs Jenoy Woiner in Frankfort. Oscar Nelson and Nathan Anderson joined Mr and Mrs John Polechow for dinner. the Siege Hingwid family visited Mrs Ross Bingham.
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Burdette
Specia
Art Koda
Hadley
Sandsy
Roukhami
Herbert Woiner
Jen= oy Woiner
Frankfort
Oscar Nelson
Dies
Nathan Anderson
John Polechow
John Siege Hingwid
Daumbten
Ross Bingham
Burdette Sees Winter Return Amid Snow and Storm
Burdette reporters describe a fresh winter scene as heavy snow and sitet storm hit since Tuesday, with accumulation bringing across the town. Weather cautions issued for residents as icy conditions persist through the day.
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Burdette
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