Sweethearts By Mabel McElliott Semmes
Katharine Steykrorse, discontent with her wealthy father and stepmother, shirks work while a western rider Michael Heatheroe attracts her. Zoe Parker and Gibbs pursue a flirtatious affair as Gibbs courts Zoe, Katharine fends off suspicion from John Kaye, and Bertine plots within the Parker home amid a tense social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine
Steykrorst
Heautl
Anu
Victor Steykrorse
Bertine
Michael Heatheroe
Michael
Sally Moon
Parker
Europe
Gisbs Larkin
Zoe dx
Gibbs
Wais
Teo
Val Zoe
Gerda
Zom
Kay
Jas
Zoe
Gils
Parkers’ Pier
Gibbs Ehhin
Zaon
Strylhurst Veranda
Yacht Club
Tim
Darling Row
John
Joburys
John Kaye
Mattele
Jobe
Katharina
Gracia Mellyaine
Mr. Cotame
Br. Kaye
Mel
Puzzle of Golfer and Puzzle Clues Intrigue Mixed Text
Fragmented OCR presents a jumble of clues and prose including garbled crossword items and a scene where Katharine seeks solace with Johnny and Michael Heatheree. The piece blends puzzles, dialogue, and romance with stray references to sports terms and European names, ending with a cliffhanger.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notes Update
Twenty years ago in Huron several items are noted including a wedding of PW Meyer and Miss Verna Rickman, a Mason state gathering in Watertown, and Harry Phoman winning a silver loving cup in an Omaha gun club tournament. Other entries mention Arnold Bliss passing a Supreme Court exam, Knights of Columbus events in Yankton, travels by F N Stewart to Washington and New York, street paving in the city, and the Metropolitan meeting of caneers with Roger A Campbell Sweair as editor in chief for next year.
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PW. Meyer
Western Union
Verna Rick
Redfield
Watertown
Colonel Tues
Harry Phoman
Omaha
Thatman
Supreme Court
Arnold ¥. Bliss
M. L. Tobin
Yankston
The
Knights of Columbus
D. O. Root
Sioux Walle
F. N. Stewart
Washington, D.C
Newe York
Albany
Niagara Falls
W. J. Hart
Yankton
Hart
Hiks
Roger A. Campbell
Wilber
Marge
J. F. Sehoel
Jebn
Local News Snippet Notes AP Rights and Jewish Publication
A brief note appears about Associated Press rights for republication and a local Jewish publication. The terse item references AP credits and local dissemination practices within the newspaper page segment.
The ASA Amendments and Farm Licensing Debate
The piece argues against letting farmers alone write AAA amendments and cautions about granting the secretary of agriculture broad licensing power over all farm products. It warns of federal dictatorship risks, calls for careful study, time limits, and broad public involvement in shaping parity and policy. The article ends noting European instability and the death of a key leader.
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ASA
AAA
Beadle County
South Dakota
Long Island
New York
Secretary of Agriculture
RIRA
Washington
Poland Faces Uncertain Future After Pilsudski Death
The article analyzes the impact of Marshal Pilsudski’s death on Poland’s postwar course. It notes Poland’s anti Soviet stance, fragile alliances with France, and fear of German-Russian pressure. It compares to Diaz in Mexico and argues leadership succession shapes the country’s direction amid tense European alignments. It mentions Beadle county highway maintenance and local events as context.
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Marshal Pilsudgisi
Poland
Diaz
Mexico
Pilsudsk
Russia
France
Pilsudski
Germany
Hitler
Plans for sharing the wealth debate in Ford era debate
The piece argues against simplistic “share the wealth” plans. It stresses wealth as productive capital and labor, not money alone, citing Ford's first quarter production to show wealth creation through industry. It notes wages and purchases spread through regional economies as the true mechanism of wealth sharing.
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Plymouth Colony
Ford
Ford Motor Company
South
West
ORME
Atle Gasteles
Imedustry
Etlactivs
Woonsocket Girl Wins Sweepstakes At Huron Theatre
Florence Gutamer of Woonsocket wins the sweepstakes in the comic page contest by Huranity Eve. The entry list includes James Falkenbury, Arlene Lyman, and Irma Price among others. Tickets obtainable at the theatre or newspaper office before show day.
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Florence Gutamer
Woonsocket
Swinnery
Huron Theatre
James Faukenturre
Carpenter
Reber
Johnston
Manstuna Avenue
Wiaine Lyman
R. Ri
Huron
Bonnit Falkenbury
Bily Leaman
Wisconsin Avenue
Clubs Ac Lane Vote To Merge Lane
The Lucky Sistean extension club met with 12 members and generals present. The meeting voted unanimously to combine the two Lane clubs to boost interest and attendance. Demonstrators named to attend a training school in Wessington Springs. next demonstration on bread and rolls in January at Mrs. Bert Swenson’s home. Lunch was served by the entertainment committee.
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Bert Swenson
George Mona‘smith
Arthur Kaul
Wessington Springs
Jane
Bert Swea
Class Day Program in Alpena High School Audtorium
Alpena seniors held class day in the high school auditorium with an appreciative audience. Ardis Brammer opened the program, Delbert Lehr read the class history, Georgie Aisenbrey read the class will, and William Engel played a trombone solo. Bari Carlton and Edward McEldowney led a springtime dance, John Funke prophesied, and Clair Crawford delivered the valedictory. Commencement is scheduled for Friday.
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Alpena Alfena
Alnonie High School
Auditorius
Ardis Brammer
Wiliam Engel
Delbert Lehr
Georgie Aisenbrey
Bari Carlton
Mothers Day Service Held at Valley Church
May 15 at Valley church south of Miller a Mother's Day service drew about one hundred attendees. Mrs. Rice received a prize for youngest child, Mrs. Jack Compone the mother with most children, and Mrs. Ela Hansett of Sturgis won a prize for farthest traveling. After services, refreshments were served at Community Cottage by the men.
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Miller
Valley Church
Miller Luna
Rice
Jack Cormotell
Ela Hansett
Sturgis
Jack Compoe
Alven
Kiteheon
Patient Returns After Pneumonia in Frankfort
Deryk Liebig, previously hospitalised in Redfield for pneumonia, has returned home. A 350 pound wild boar was killed near Mobile, Alabama after a ferocious clash with hunters and dogs.
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Deryk Liebig
Redfield
Mobile
Ala
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