Scandal Street at Huron theater Wednesday
Amusements in Huron list Scandal Street starring Lew Ayres Louise Campbell Horace Karns Porter Hall and Edgar Kennedy at the Huron theater Wednesday with a candid camera plot involving a mysterious murder. The page also promotes Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Manhattan Merry Go Round while debating Third Street fire and a potential auditorium site near the Dakota Hotel.
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Buron
Lew Ayres
Louise Campbell
Horcoe Karns
Porter Hall
Edgar Kennedy
Elizabeth Patterson
Virginia Wiedler
Huron Theatre
Roscoe Karns
Louie Campbell
Huron
Disney
Manhattan
Huron Debate on Municipal Liquor Store and Local Elections
Citizens weigh a municipal liquor store to curb prob lematic city youth exposure and boost revenue. The letter cites Pierre and De Smet profits, warns against current liquor conditions, and urges voting yes with supportive notes on candidates A A. Chamberlain, W C Welter, and W N Farmer to back amended election law and local convention hosting.
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South Dakota
Haroo
Huron
WPA
Exist—Ing
de Smet
Pierte
City of
S. Dek
Ceraus
Citizens Committee
E. Thompson
Letter to the Editor on election mudslinging and fairness
A reader criticizes dirty election campaigning that focuses on personal finances and past debts. The writer argues mudslinging harms candidates who publicly reveal nothing and questions why campaigns dig into private matters. The piece laments the recurring pattern and calls for cleaner race conduct.
Feige-Hopkins Probe Supports Local Auditorium Site
Gertrude Feige leads the Feige-Hopkins Committee urging voters to back the Dakota House site for a $200,000 city auditorium. The letter argues the site on Third Street offers safety, parking, quiet surroundings, and access via major routes, while noting tax and valuation considerations and contrasting with other locations.
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Huron
Feige-Hopkins
Third and
Ohio
Third Street
Third
Dakota Avenue
Dakota House
Nation
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Ohio Street
First Street
Laramie- Wayne
Qur
Anderman
Jin
Avon
Delota
Gertrude Feige Feige
County Auditor Urges Correct Real Estate Classifications
Beadle County auditors urge real estate owners to accurately classify property for the 1938 assessment starting May 1. Edw G Youngs cites past errors due to missing homestead details and calls for owners to separately list homestead descriptions to ensure proper category for taxation and avoid delays in tax lists.
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Beadle County
Edw. G. Youngs
Youngs
Audditor
South Dakota
Homestead Tax Forms Available at County Office
The SPUR auditor turned over forms for listing property claimed as homestead. Available at the county auditor and Huron assessor offices, they aid taapers. use is not required. Abatement delays can be avoided by filing an exemption claim with district representatives, detailing the property description.
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County Auditor
Huron City Smessor
Youngs
Wide Gap In Types Of Music By Victor Herbert
Prof Loftus Ward surveys music week themes noting a wide gap between cheap music and great masterworks. He credits Victor Herbert as a leading light in light opera and traces his career from Dublin birth in 1859 to Vienna Stuttgart and America, highlighting stage successes and conductor posts.
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Eichter
Loftus HL. Ward
Huron College Muse
Huron Sunieal
Victor Hearert
Victor Herbert
Dublin
Ireland
Samuel Lover
Molly Brown
Witich
Handy Andy
Herbert
Germany
Stuttgart
Bernard Cossmann
Austria
Switerland
Vienna
Edward Strauss
von Suppe
Royal Opera
Anton Seidl
America
Metropolitan Opera Company
Patrick Gilmore
Twenty- Second Regiment Band
Pittsburgh Symphony
New York Philharmonic
Natoma
Metropolitan
Fireproofing Fabrics By Simple Home Process
Olive Neff reports on a home method to fireproof fabrics using a borax and boric acid solution in hot water. The Bureau of Chemistry and Soils notes it reduces flame spread but does not prevent ignition. Dip fabrics, wring, dry, then iron when nearly dry. adds soap for hard to wet textiles. A Farmers Bulletin 1786 is available from USDA.
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Martin Leatherman
Bureau of Chemistry
Wd Soils
United States Department of Agriculture
Office of Information
Washinton
D. C
Concert leader details benefits of music in community
Charles E Barkl explains how cooperative concert courses nourish culture and education in Huron. He argues music fits student growth, civic life, and shared human aspiration, urging broad support and outlining plans for a membership drive launching May 9 with captains from 40 groups.
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Harom
Cooperative C
Charles E. Barkl
Peple
Amalier
Mmmller
Berks
Ted Oct
Bim
Cooperative Concerto Association
Joseph T. Paulson
George C. Yates
Ampaign Banquet
Amsaia
Marvin Hughit
Wenday
Paulson
C. Eastman Boomwer
Columbia Cancer Caperation
Huron Association
Association
Camden Rayburn
Max Raybl
A.A. Wollmann
Robert Schulze
Howard T. Shober
Frank
Eversull L
Bert Schull
Robert D. Lu
Fireproofing textiles after washing urged in article
The piece argues ironing boards rugs curtains and children's wear must be fireproof after each wash. It notes the proposed treatment provides safety while weatherproofing remains unsuitable for repeated laundering.
Fireproofing Fabrics and Home Solutions
The article notes that a borax boric acid treatment minimally affects textile colors and offers protection against fumes from stoves and furnaces. It cites detailed methods by Dr Lesther on borax boric acid and three other metal formulas for fireproofing insulating materials, plus several Bureau of Chemistry and Soils processes protected by public service patents, though not practical for home use.
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Lesther
Mam
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Orient Extension Club Meeting Set for May Fourth
The Orient Extension club will hold its next regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Nuttie Anderson on Wednesday afternoon May 4. The gathering starts promptly at 2 15. Mrs. C Heller will demonstrate Lookings Queen's Best with assistance from Mrs. G Davis and Mrs. Anderson.
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Meey Orient
Orient Extension Club
Nuttie Anderson
C. Heller
Que
G. Davis
Anderson
Head shape and teeth placement separate croca due from alligator
The chief difference between a croca due and an alligator lies in head shape and how the lower jaw teeth are aligned. The croca due shows distinct jaw and tooth arrangement set apart from the alligator's structure.
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