Third Term Tradition Reconsidered by Editors of Fortume
Fortume magazine surveys show a public split on a third presidential term with 22 percent in favor and 26 percent for it if Roosevelt’s second term proves successful. About one third oppose the idea, others remain unsure, raising questions about the unwritten Washington Jefferson constraint and the eight year limit.
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South Dakota Farmers Apply for 300000 Spring Trees
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes farmers filed orders with the Agriculture Department for 300000 trees this spring. Editors urge planting during moist conditions as the federal shelterbelt program resumes in 1934 plans. Central South Dakota will host planting under Beadle Kingsbury and Sanborn counties with state nursery stock for 2336 shelterbelt strips. Applications are due to the forester by April to ensure tree plantings proceed.
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City urged action against springtime pests and peddlers
Citizens and the Chamber of Coca push for license enforcement to curb peddlers and protect local merchants. Other South Dakota towns consider similar steps to reduce unfair competition and safeguard home businesses from outside traders.
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North Western Railway Overhauls Sales Force
The Chicago and North Western Railway unveils a new program to revive business by transforming passenger agents into active salesmen. Every three months agents attend sales school to learn modern selling techniques, with sales quotas set to boost overall passenger traffic and revenue.
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Editorials Note From South Dakota Papers Cites Research
A garbled editor’s note references a collection of American newspapers from South Dakota. It mentions readers during office routines and private study. The file is in a library collection called News Bowtom. The passage attributes to a general of the Koevisg Kurerite.
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Nazi press questions Vatican concordat amid changing conditions
The Reich press argues the German Vatican concordat may lose validity if the conditions change, suggesting treaties are observed only as long as circumstances remain the same. It claims Pope Pius XII faces pressure to prove violations and warns non Catholic nations also risk upholding the accord.
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Mitchell honors Abner Hitchcock former mayor
Obituary recalls Abner E. Hitchcock a longtime Mitchell leader whose mayoral tenure helped transform the city. Citizens credited his foresight and public service with shaping today’s Mitchell including a park named in his honor. The tribute notes his intellect and community contributions and the pride locals felt in recognizing him while alive.
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Crises-Makers Friction Mounts in Europe War News
Washington dispatch notes that Mussolini and Hitler face weak war ability as Madrid battles test equipment and air power. German and Italian forces struggle in Spain while Franco’s Moors complicate the front. UK and American observers see broader war weariness and shifting neutrality policy debates.
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Farm Woman Diary Entry From Central South Dakota
A diary fragment from a farm woman describes a quiet Saturday of chores and preparations for Easter. She notes painting porch windows, smelling paint, baking pineapple cookies, and little domestic routines while reflecting on family, cleanliness, and local town activity as spring colors the landscape. Eggs are found and Easter plans stir nostalgia.
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Groves & Anderson to Erect Modern Block at Fourth and Wick
Twenty years ago in Huron the Groves and Anderson Construction began plans for a modern business block at the corner of Fourth and Wickerson streets near Eckhart. A birthday supper was served at a nearby venue with St Patrick’s day celebrations noted.
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Swing Era Slang Confounds New York Swing Fans
A New York City crowd debates swing slang and misheard phrases as dancers seek higher pitch and smoother finishes. Musicians bemoan overfast slang while signage and backstage antics reflect showbiz era tensions and evolving language in Tin Pan Alley.
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Credible and Return To Like In Book Reviews
CNN Huronite reviews Credible by Ben Ames Williams and Return to Like by Margaret Goldsmith. The critiques note weak murder details but strong character studies and philosophical themes. Williams depicts the Sentry family as they defend a husband accused of murder while Goldsmith follows a professor released after prison seeking life anew and love.
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