National Advertising Representatives List
National Advertising Representatives Ashe A Bags and Associates with offices in New York Kansas City Missouri Omaha Nebraska Denver Colorado Call California and Chicago Illinois named for department or person recruitment across multiple locations.
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Ashe
A. Bags & Assstates
New York
Kanatty
Omaha
Nebi
Denver
Colo
Ban Franches
Calli
Chiazo
Northwest Daily Press
Asm
Mixceepolia
Ming
Cali
Michigan editor calls for old fashioned recipes contest
A Michigan newspaper lauds a prize contest inviting housewives to submit old fashioned recipes. The piece laments modern kitchen fads and vitamin driven trends, urges a nationwide revival of traditional foods, and endorses the editor's call for an old fashioned cooking campaign.
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Michigan
Providence
ASKING FOR TROUBLE ON COAST PATROL
The explosion damaging the British destroyer Hunter off the Spanish coast risks provoking war. The piece argues the incident could inflame tensions between Britain and Spain and warns America to avoid entanglements while noting past slogans like Remember the Maine echo in history.
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Hunter
Spain
United States
Britain
Maine
City Commission Eyes Riverfront Land Purchase
members of the city commission moved toward acquiring about 8 acres along the James River north of the Third Street highway bridge. They plan to lease the land for one year with optional privileges, a decision viewed as a sound bargain with potential long term value.
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James River
Third Street Highway
Jose
City contemplates purchase of 85 acre river land
City officials weigh buying an 85 acre river tract for 6000 dollars with alfalfa and ice cutting income potential. If not purchased, option expires next spring and ice cutting lease is revoked. Purchase could expand Ravine Park and riverfront facilities in coming years.
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Ravine Park
Nothing in Common Between Borah and Italian Editor
The San Francisco editor Fasciani clashed with Senator Borah over his remarks. Borah replies that loyalty to America cannot coexist with Italian Fascism or dictatorial philosophies. He argues belief in free speech suffrage and a free press defines American identity.
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William E. Borah
Fasciani
San Francisco
Borah
Editorials from NOVE Selected Daily Open for Public Reading
A description of editorials from NOVE sourced from American newspapers, with daily selection by the News Room library. It notes office hours and access for readers of the Evening Huronite for study, reference, or review.
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Nove
Dary Ce Tiled Co
Huronite
Internatea
Aurea
Baulaing
Behind the scenes power blocks Roosevelt Court struggle
Washington May 2 A covert group within Congress and the Supreme Court apparatus has moved to block or blunt New Deal plans. They operate quietly, with key figures in both parties, timing retirements and shaping nominations to alter the court and public pressure on FDR. The move includes timing Justice Van Devanter's retirement to influence the judiciary and center the court's stance on wage laws and reorganizations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Court
Congress
Seceed
van Devanter
Justice van Devanter
Senay Judiciary Committee
No Man's Land
Nate
Maryland
Indiana
Justice Roberts
Roberts
Old view in the East mocks federal aid to farmers
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes Senator Copeland of New York challenging agricultural aid in Washington. The piece argues Eastern industry once protected by tariffs now supports farming’s need for economic equality, urging critics to examine their own policy biases.
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East Sioux
Falls Argus
Senator Copeland
New York
Washington
Treasury
Europe
T Hut
Copeland
Wallis and Edward Abdication Sparks International Debate
The piece contrasts British royal title politics with American indifference and notes Washington’s caution as trade talks push for broader international commerce. It cites public sentiment toward Wallis and outlines how trade agreements aim to boost U S exports while urging reciprocal imports to maximize gains.
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Baltimore Sun
Dominions
Edward
Simpeer
Wallis
Watertown
Department of State
United States
Henry Chalmers
America
Lazy Bones Sleepin in the Sun in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Record notes 20 plow boys now in industry hats plan a National Association of Manufacturers committee to study the farm problem next month. Critics doubt the timing and worry about whether the group will address labor relations and wage hour reforms alongside agricultural issues.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Manufacturers
Diary of a South Dakota Farm Woman on Weather and Harvest
A Farm Woman diary entry from Frankfort includes mornings kept awake by a woodpecker and an accidental chimney brick tumble from a shotgun misfire. She notes potato cutting, garden bloom, and faith in the garden as a timeless source of comfort amid daily chores. Also reports May school year end at Frankfort and a small social gathering at Alpena with local residents.
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Frankfort School
Frankfort
Mesrit Telsas
Weexington Springs High School
The Rebus Puzzles and Their Aftermath
A reader reflects on picture puzzle contests in newspapers, noting earlier alarm at their distraction from work. The piece recounts evolving public reaction, publishers halting judging, and upcoming published solutions as the world resumes normal labor.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron local news includes Grace Meyers accompanying her sister to a Chicare trip for a Supreme Judge convention in May. Mrs. Meyers serves as South Dakota supreme delegate. Jell and St. Paul travel for business while seniors enjoy a Wand's grove picnic and canoeing. Harry Gardner becomes deputy auditor at the courthouse. Clergy from Vermillion and Aberdeen attend Congregational church conferences. Several residents travel to Iroquois, Aberdeen, and Athol for visits and work.
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Grace Meyers
Barry Worrell
Chicare
Hetelys N
Supreme Judge
RN. A. Witch
Meyers
South Dakota
H. J. Sweet
St. Paul T
Huron High School
Wand's Grove
the Grove
Harry Gardner
City
Mr. Whitney
Mrs. Lefe Whitney
Frankfort School Picnics After Track Meet
Miss Georgis May Waxton and Ada Carey with pupils held a picnic at the city park after a track meet. Miss Marguerite Jones and her pupils also enjoyed a picnic at Fisher's Grove the same day.
Resettlement Jubilee Tonight At Elks Ballroom
The Resettlement Administration marks its second anniversary with a statewide jubilee in Huron tonight. About 200 are expected to attend with invitations extended to South Dakota. J B MacMillan of Brookings will serve as toastmaster at 7 pm in the Marvin Bughitt Hotel banquet. Speakers include agency figures and Mike Gibbs and band will play for a dance afterward. Tickets available from W. E Forbes RA district supervisor.
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Resettlement Administration
Huron
South Dakota
Marvin Bughitt
J.B. MacMillan
Brookings
Stove
Lathe Agency
Mike Gibbs
Eleo Special
W. E Forbes
Benson Speaks at Rotary Luncheon
Lewis Benson, principal speaker at this week’s Rotary Club luncheon, spoke at the Mary Hughise Hotel on Wednesday noon. He discussed President Roosevelt’s plan to reorganize the Supreme Court, noting some aspects would fail but others align with support, after recently attending the National Law Institute in Washington, DC. Grant Harris, a Rotarian from Minneapolis, attended as a guest.
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Grant Harris
Hotarian
Minneapolis
Brigham Hosts Easy Aces Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. Lyle Freeman won the high score prize at a desert luncheon hosted by J. Brigham for the Easy Aces Bridge Club after a May Monday evening gathering in Alpena.
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Mes, Brigham Ngstess
May RA
Specia
Ars AL J. Brigham
Easy Aces
Lyle Freeman
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