Huron Publishing Co announces staff and mailing rates
The Huron Publishing Co lists officers Chaz B J Mitchell president treasurer F McCannon vice president and Robert D Lask as part of the Bee. It notes postal registration and subscription prices 200 per year for local carriers and 54 00 for South Dakota mail and 6 00 elsewhere in the United States. It also states AP rights and circulation audit membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Publishing CO
Third St
Chaz B
J. Mitchell
Treat F. McCannon
Robert D. Lask
Bee
Huron
Lycena
South Dakota
Er Manik
United States
Dawes urged to face Chicago unpaid teachers march
Chicago unpaid teachers marching through the financial district demanded back salaries totaling 29 million from city rulers. The crowd booed General Dawes, but critics argued the problem stems from politicians and financiers who mismanaged revenues, not the ex vice president. The piece urges tossing out corrupt leaders and channeling teachers’ anger into reform, noting Dawes should be reminded of the real trouble makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
General Dawes
America's Newest War Vessel New Orleans launches in Brooklyn yard
The New Orleans cruiser launch stirs pacifists and militarists alike as it glides into the water at Brooklyn Navy Yard. The article notes the ship’s beauty and menace, argues a powerful navy acts as insurance, and contends such vessels deter conflict even if they rarely fight.
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America
U. S
New Orleans
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Highbrowed Eskimos term sparks Smithsonian curator note
Dr. Ales Hrdlicka curator of anthropology at the Smithsonian Institution notes that the term highbrow, a familiar part of American speech, has a clear meaning for most people. The remark underscores common understanding of the phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales Hrdlicka
Smithsonian Institution
Rhetoric on brain power and brow height in public debate
The piece argues that brow height does not measure intellect, citing Dr Hrdlicka and Eskimo averages as examples. It suggests the term Fightrow may persist despite lacking meaning, while noting the public will likely continue using it except among the highly educated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Philosophical Society
Hrdlicka
Eskimos
Sus
Highbrows
Who Is He
A scrambled puzzle page features a horizontal and vertical word game asking about the man in a picture and his former office. Clues cover varied topics from gods to tools, plus numerous defitions and word fragments to solve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Canada
Chief Scout Executive Reviews Celebration Of Boy Scout Week
Chief Scout Executive James E West recaps Boy Scout Week spanning February 3 to 14, noting widespread participation, awards like the President Hoover Award for councils and troops, and a nationwide NBC radio broadcast featuring President Walter W Head and Eagle Scouts. He praises Scouting’s outdoor program, character building, and the leadership of Scoutmasters and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E West
United States
Boy Scout-Wek
President Hoover
Boy Scout
Hoover
Borough of
Queens
New York City
NBC
Walter W. Head
George Hays
Larson Bown
Chicago
Head
New York
President Head
Anyne
Lowell Thomas
George J. Fisher
Daniel Carter Beard
Daniel Foling
Radio
Our Erratic Robins
A spring observation notes robins fighting reflections in windows across several states. The piece ponders why birds appear prone to this odd behavior and questions if the era's restlessness has reached wildlife. It ends with a tongue in cheek plea for action by President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Illinois
Roosevelt
Grain prices jump after farm relief bill passage
A Chicago dispatch reported by the Associated Press said the senate’s passage of the farm relief inflation bill and traders’ belief of higher commodity prices drove all grains sharply higher, signaling strong impact on markets and a win for farm relief supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Senate
Why I Belong to Thy Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Jay Spink, president of the Huron Chamber of Commerce, extols the chamber as vital to civic and business welfare. He urges every citizen who can afford it to become a contributing member to support the chamber’s ongoing community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Jay Spink
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Bathing Virtue Or Vice In Nighttime Debate
An Omaha World Herald column mocks Minnesota laws on bathing hours as a moral issue. It argues bathing remains virtuous by day but becomes vice after 10:30 PM, noting the public's behavior and the ineffectiveness of policing late swims. The piece likens legislative meddling to a mother scolding Willie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Omaha World-Herald
Minnesota
John
Keep the Daubers Up Spirit in Watertown Citizens
Watertown public message urges high morale amid slow times. It stresses keeping citizens energized, supporting community projects like Lake Kampeske beautification, park development, and Roosevelt program guidance to sustain progress and avoid defeatist attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Lake Kampeske
Views Exhibit At Valley No 1 School
Last Friday morning the superintendent hosted a display at Valley No 1 School showing the stages of coffee production. The exhibit included a chart illustrating where coffee is raised, with notes on Brazil as a key producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley No. 1
Il ‘Hurley
Brazil
Papers Published By Beadle Rural Pupils Win Honors
Beadle county pupils win honors in the annual Young Citizens League school newspaper contest held at the organization convention in Pierre. Nine schools earned awards across three divisions with first place for Peppy American from North Star Pennington county and O. Ke News from Zach Holmes school Meade county leading typed mimeographed and hectographed categories respectively.
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Beadle
Pierre, & DD
Annral
Young Citizens League
D.C. Mills
North Star
Pennington County
Spaff
Beadle County
Reva
Harding County
East Fredland
Perkins County
Sakaleawes
West Cash
Huronite trip yields newspaper, pop, and cream treats
Eleanor Kouf, corresponding secretary, notes both a lobist shop and a drug store received a newspaper at the Huronite. At the Nehi factory they were given bottles of pop and ice cream was served at the ice cream factory. Eleanor says they all enjoyed the trip very much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Kouf
Nehi
Eleanor
Girl Scout Troops Awarded Badges At Meeting
The La-Ko-Tsh troop No. 1 and Skoonatap troop met at the Parish House where Mrs Attrieth awarded badges. Miriem Orlatt and Beverly Erickson earned second class badges, Florence Castle, Elessore Waeckerle, Esther Tischler, Dorothy Swan and Hetty Chiadek received merit badges. Scouts sang and discussed experiences before closing with the song Teps. Mothers and committee members attended the special meeting.
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Skoonatap
Attrieth
Chickadee Patrol
Miriem Orlatt
Beverly Erickson
Florence Castle
Elessore Waeckerle
Esther Tischler
Dorothy Swan
Hetty Chiadek
Skyonatap Troop
Miss Astrieth
Comene
Betty Chla
Scout Troop 3 Re Registers After Meeting
Scout troop No. 3 held a meeting to roll call collect dues and plan next re registration. Flying Eagles claimed 660 points in inter patrol competition though Black Scare missed premeeting mel port. Woodcraft tests passed by Marvin Moore and Neil Meyers. Troop will subscribe to Boy's Life after re register paying 35 cents per troop and 40 cents per Scout. Games followed and meeting closed at 9 with Scoutmasters benediction.
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Flying Eagles
Marvin Moore
Neil Meyers
Compass
Life Magazine
Cosen
Fit
Charles Reintsma
Eighteen Scouts Attend Troop 6 Meeting
Eighteen Scouts and two officials attended the regular meeting of Troop 6 at Huron Boy Scouts. The meeting opened at 7:30 with the Scouts forming at attention and repeating the Scout oath. Patrol meetings followed before adjournment with Kendall TeaCraft noted as scribe.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Amrik
Saya’ Kendall
Skillet Squad Meeting Reported at Dwyer Residence
A Skillet Squad gathering occurred at the home of Alice Dwyer on April 12. Present were several residents including Poe, with notes of fe en rae feeent.
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Skillet
Dwyers
Send Creek
Alice
Dwyer
Fe Een Rae Feeent Poe
Edison School Kittenball Game At Edison School
Clara Walz and Anna Glanzer led Anna Glanzer's team against Tiara Vale with captains Clara alz and Anna Grimerz. The game ended 17 to 0 in Anna's favor with players Gladys Wipf Arthur Wipf Donald Neduber Miss Gribble and Clarence Burnett on one side and Margaret Caldow Clarence Walz Roger Burnett Elmer Gross Clifford Burnett on the other. Ella, in sixth grade, is taught by Mrs Marie Gribble.
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Edison
Iffairs
Edison School
Clara Alz
Anna Grimerz
Clara Walz
Anna Clanzer
Gladys Wipf
Arthur Wipf
Donald Neduber
Miss Gribble
Clarence Burnett
Elly Gross
Anna Glanzer
Margaret Caldow
Clarence Walz
Roger Burnett
Elmer Gross
Clifford Burnett
Tiara Vale
Fla Gross
Anna
Ella
Marie Gribble
Bonilla Happy Diggers H Club Organized at Schoolhouse
The Bonilla Happy Diggers club held its first meeting at the Bonilla schoolhouse on Friday April TA with four members present. Officers elected include Joy Busse as leader Fay Barrick as president Dorothy Nestfield as vice president Velma Rose Hamilton as secretary and treasurer and Thelme Heckerman as reporter. Blair Kesison hoped to join but could not attend.
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Bonilla Happy Diggers
Bonilla
Blair Kesison
Thelma Heckerman
Joy Busse
Fay Barrick
Dorothy Nestfield
Velma Rose Hamilton
Thelme Heckerman
Scouts Pass Tests At Troop 5 Meeting
Regular meeting of troop No 5 was held in Scoutmaster Gowdy's absence. The roll and dues were taken and patrols separated for individual tests. After tests, the meeting was devoted to social time and ended with taps from the bugler at closing time.
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Assishoit
Liu ML
Gowdy
Flelp Yourself And Lend A Hand With Sour Cream
The article extols sour cream as a versatile pantry staple. It discusses grandmother era refrigeration limits, European cooks value for varied dishes, and how sour cream enhances flavors in homemade meals despite shortages.
Sour Cream Doughnut and Creamy Salad Dressing Recipe
A damaged recipe notes a doughnut batter using cup sour cream sugar cake flour and soda with cream of tartar then frying at 315 degrees yields 42 small doughnuts in a dairy based menu. It also offers a sour cream salad dressing mixing sour cream sugar vinegar or lemon juice mustard and paprika to top shredded cabbage or lettuce slices.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron News Sketch
Twenty years ago today in Huron notes a new six cylinder White car delivered from Sioux Falls for John A. Sauer and C. N. Mellvaine, Mrs. Clare Holcond returns from points north, invitations for a bridge luncheon issued by Mrs. HA Perriton and Miss Lillian Perston, Claude B. Dickinson travels to Carthage for business, Harlan Whisnan visiting from C N W near Pierre, and William Peterson passing West Point screening for admission to the U S military academy.
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John A. Sauer
C. N. Mellvaine
Gerald Rolph
Mr. Sauer
Sioux Falls
Clare Holcond
Points North
HA Perriton
Lillian Perston
West Point
L Society Party Noted by Preston Congregations
The L Society of the Congregations church in Preston hosted a Friday evening party in the church parlors. At six o clock the young people served a picture lunch. Richard Keithahn of Kann Valley spoke, sharing intimate stories of Indian youth from his five years as a missionary. The Rev was Brame chaired the gathering.
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L Society
Preston Lake
Preston
Richard’ Keithahn
Kann’ Valley
India
Deter
Dis
Contig Series Dances By The Dida Fellows Eastern Stars
The Lake Preston benefit dance season ends with a final event in ratecsl halt featuring the 3 orchestra of De Sinet-turnishing. The Dida Fellows Rebskibs Manons and Eastern Stars hosted the affair as their last season dance to support their groups and entertain attendees.
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Lake-Preston
Dida Fellows
Rebskibs
Manons
Eastern Stars
Williapsso
de Sinet
Auxiliary of Alpena Legion Elects New Officers
The Alpena Auxiliary of the American Legion met at the Aisenbrey home and elected officers for the coming year. President Nettie B Hammer, Vice President W A Ruppel, Secretary K T Aisenbrey, Treasurer Ire J Feick, Chaplain W S Leighton. Preparations were made to supply poppies for Memorial Day.
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Alpena
W. 3. Leighton
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Central
Evelyn Hartnagel
Ansuce
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