U S 14 hard surfacing urged from Minnesota line to Pierre
Lake Benton area boosters announce Minnesota Highway Department plans to hard surface U S 14 across the state within two years. local civic groups push for continuous paving from Brookings to the Minnesota line and between Manchester DeSmet and Arlington, with about 15 miles still unpaved by summer. organizers urge public pressure to secure funds and keep the project visible to the highway commission.
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Dispatch
Lake Benton
Minn
Minnesota Highway Department
South Dakota
Chambers of Commerce
U.S. 14
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Minnesota Line
Pierre
Wolsey
Wessington
Brookings
Manchester
DeSmet
Arlington
U. S. 14
State Highway Commission
Wise choice names Green mayor of Huron for coming year
The City of Huron approves George C. Green as mayor, citing his two years on the city commission and sound judgment. He will lead a team including Charles R. Kent and Ed B. Ulrich, who assumed office at the annual reorganizational session, as the city maintains efficient government.
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George C. Green
City Board
Green
City of
Huron
J. P. Walsh
Walsh
J. S. Cohen
Charles R. Kent
Ed B. Ulrich
Commission
Devil Dan Daly’s Valor Fails To Secure Lifelong Payoffs
Strife and leadership aboard the b helm with Kuhn Tschetter Kaute Olson Ripley Kent and Ulrich frame a debate on smooth sailing with Skipper Green and mates. Devil Dan Daly, famed for valor in Boxer rebellion and World War I, hunched a machine gun nest and 14 enemies yet died penniless, illustrating glory’s poor pay in private life.
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Green
Kuhn
Tschetter
Kaute
Olson
Ripley
Kent
Ulrich
Dan” Daly
Daly
Haiti
Cacos
Bank Nightwatch
Main
Pride and Pride in School Janitorial Standards
A visitor toured city schools noting Jefferson Grade School under Leonard C. Reed for cleanliness and orderly grounds, praising pride in duty. He then described the East Side and condemned the High School for neglect, calling janitorial indifference a disgraceful monument.
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Heronite
Jefferson Grade
Leonard C. Reed
Mr. Reed
Helping the Consumer Impacts on Monopoly Policy
The article notes a shift in federal stance on monopolies, citing a stronger anti trust lane, rejection of the Tydings Bill, and an aluminum suit. It contrasts early White House tolerance of monopolies with current enforcement, highlighting consumer concern over rising prices and NRA flaws. The piece argues ordinary shoppers may welcome tougher measures to curb big firms.
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White House
NRA
Hull
Interesting Editorials From Other Newspapers
A clipped notice announces editorials from various newspapers, selected daily for reference and study. It mentions a secrecy of file handling, a secretary in a News Room, and a building used for access. The text preserves historical newspaper context and includes mentions of readers and offices.
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Ge Brewing Huronils
Tae Maicor
Price Legislation Setback in Congress Debated
The Tydings-Miller bill faces opposition as the President asks for further Trade Commission study before any action. The measure seeks to curb price maintenance contracts and curb large quantity discounts, amid wider state efforts and Supreme Court rulings on price controls. Roosevelt’s stance delays the bill, signaling a cautious path through a contentious supply and retail policy landscape.
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Minneapolis
Tydings-Baker
Congress
United States Supreme Court
California
Tinois
Senate Committee
Gamer
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Tydings-Miller
Trade Commission
Unemployed and Farms In Baltimore The Meeting On Labor
City workers and job seekers discuss matching unemployed with farm work. Farmers offer terms like free housing milk and garden space, while noting many urban unemployed are either too old or lacking farming skills. The piece cautions labor readiness and proper selection for farm tasks.
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Baltimore
Gready
Martin Ie
Tom Pinch
Mr. Pinch
Work Ox
A &O
Mr. Finch
News Behind The News: Roosevelt’s Power Struggles in Congress
Paul Mallon surveys how Roosevelt’s popularity fuels a growing push within Congress toward potential court packing and tax reforms. He notes Republican backing for candidates, doubts about the Supreme Court lineup, and a tense atmosphere around federal policy during the 1938 election cycle.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Rooeevett
House
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Lkely
Diary entry from Central Sub Dakota Farm Woman
An April diary excerpt describes rainy cold weather, chicks in incubators, and the need to box them as warmth returns. The author worries over care, notes yard greens, pest issues, and plans for Jane’s dress while expressing hope for steady guidance for her daughter's coming years.
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Jin
Jane
Twenty Years Ago Social in Huron Highlights Dames
Twenty years ago in Huron the Daughters of Vieubella hosted a social at Mrs. J B Kelley 375 Ohio Street. Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. John Murphy greeted guests while parlors hosted progressive whist with forty ladies in attendance.
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Huron
al Hell
J.B. Kelley
Ohio Street
Vieubella
Mire Kelley
John Murphy
Ira
A. W
May Breeze and Office Blues in a Dusty City Corner
A fragmented diary style notice captures a weary worker in a harsh office, musing on heat, labor, and memory. It reflects restless days, the weight of a long job, and a faint hope for rest as the world warms and routines grind on. The voice mentions a play “Tubs Road” and a response from locals, with lingering weariness shaping the scene.
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Hudson Bay
China
Shaw
May
Local Social Notes Mention Guests and Travel in Pierre
The item lists Mrs. J B Coughlin and Nellie Boyle visiting in the home of Mrs. Julia Hishen at 34 Colorado street, Pierre. Gibbs returns from Minneapolis on business while Miss Nellie Dalquist heads to Broukland to visit friends. Delqvist siblings plan coast visits, and Edward Huntington Jetfortis spends Sunday with family in Redfield. Mrs Hog of Pierre hosts guests at John Green home before departures.
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Ikins
Srs
Mary Engelbreth
J. B.coughlin
Nellie Boyle
Julia Hishen
Colorado Street
Gibbs
Minneapolis
Nellie Dalquist
Broukland T9
Rollsaives
Wiss Dellquis
Erther
Dsummer
Delqvist
Edward Huntington
Tor
Heme
Pierre
Whith
Mr. Price
Severn
Hog
John Green
Wverul
Mice Boyt Deus
Woman’s Jnvestigating
Sre
Bank Deposits Down In State Decrease From Last Year
Pierre May 5 Deposit on South Dakota banks totaled 31395.40 on March 3 a decrease of 2670. The state banking department reports 186 banks with resources of 80 560 176 on March 31 down from December 31. Decrease partly due to seven bank closures in three months. Also notes reserves and bonds, stock and debentures, surpluses and undivided profits.
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Pierre
South Dakotas
Depertuem
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Slip Covers
A fragment discusses choosing durable slip cover fabrics to prevent wrinkling. It suggests heavy firmly woven materials like denim, damask, cretonne, and crash to keep a new look longer, notes sizing and washing options, and references care tips to avoid wrinkles and preserve upholstery appearance.
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Mike Bess Viemant
Poe
Nike Viemon
Cannes
Menno Doctor Pleads Guilty Of Dope Sale
The Menno, D. S. Eker Bane sen, formerly of Princeton Minn, pleaded guilty in federal court to selling narcotics to a dope addict. Sentencing set for June 34 in Minneapolis. He faced prior accusations tied to alleged drug activity in Princeton during September and October.
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Dape Sale
Duluth
Eker Banesen
Manno,s. D
Princeston
Minn
Minneapolis
Princeton
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Teor Huts
Mitchell
Sands
Sreadlis
Erwin
Sandie
Homer Breault
Banger
Mr. Breault
Bonilla Orilla
Ralps Berrington
Dortld Harrington
Onids
Louise Harrinson
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William Henry Harrison Beadle
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