Huron Publishing Co. Notice and Rates
Published by The Huron Publishing Co. at 49 Third St S E Huron S D with Chas HJ Mitchell as president and Robert J Lusk as secretary entered as second class mail. Rates list 15 cents per month in state and 6 per year elsewhere in the United States with seven months for 2.00 and 35 months for 1.00. Associated Press credit and National Advertising Representatives listed. Telephone contact details included.
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Huron Publishing CO
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Huron
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Odds Against A Life Long Happy Marriage
A Stanford psychologist Dr. Lewis M. Terman studied 300 marriages finding 160 reached a happy stage, 100 ended unhappy, and 40 ended in divorce. He argues the odds are about one in three for happiness, urging adults to accept disillusionments and work through them rather than quit.
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Lewis M. Terman
Stanford University
Psychology
War by popular vote would shift war power to people
Veterans of Foreign Wars national commander James A. Van Zandt urges a constitutional amendment transferring war declaration from Congress to a nationwide referendum. He argues the ordinary citizen should decide if the country goes to war, outlining a fool-proof, citizen-driven policy despite anticipated opposition.
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James A. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
Agriculture and the farming states in 1936 balance
The Webster Reporter and Farmer urges farmers to leverage the coming election. It argues that farming regions will hold balance of power, and the party winning their support may win, suggesting agriculture should press its demands while the favorable position lasts.
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Webster Reporter
Farmer
Card
Notable political forecast from agricultural region views
A distant view expresses belief that a candidate carrying many agricultural states will win next year's election. The writer cautions that future developments could alter this view, but currently sees it as a fair statement.
Haste is the Killer on Highways
A traffic engineering report to the American Safety congress by Arnold H. Vey of New Jersey argues haste, not speed, endangers roads. Safe speeds become dangerous in towns, heavy traffic, or curves and slippery surfaces, where speed plus haste leads to tragedies.
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American Safety Congress
Arnold H. Vey
New Jersey Motor Vehicles Department
Vey
The Dishonored Dead and Goebbels’ Order
The article criticizes Goebbels for demanding removal of Jewish names from Germany’s war dead memorials. It argues such acts expose petty, illogical logic and questions how the regime can honor those who died for the nation while erasing their names. The piece highlights the contradiction in honoring sacrifice while denying Jewish victims.
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Paul Joseph Goebbels
Public Enlightenment
Japan’s Quiet Drive Seeks Big China Breakaway
As Africa dominates headlines, Japan expands in China by backing a potential independent state modeled after Maenchoukuo. The move, alongside Mussolini’s African aims, hints at a growing, unchecked Japanese empire in the Orient, sparking little concern. The pace of China’s dismemberment could outpace Mussolini’s ambitions.
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Japan
Africa
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Maenchoukuo
Mussolini
Europe
Orient
Tokio
Emporia Merchants Trial Parking Plan Gains Support
Emporia merchants endorse a new parking scheme to free curb space for customers. The plan shifts cars outside the business district and urges voluntary compliance to keep spaces available, aiming to boost trade and quality of life in Emporia.
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Emporia
Aberdeen American
Kansas
Main
Aberdeen
Emporia Gazette
Herace
Knox Misses Chance At Minnesota Welcome Parade
Colon el Knox Chicago publisher faced raucous reception from Minnesota editors in St Paul as he failed to offer concrete farm policy or plans for continuing the New Deal. The event left farmers and voters unsure about his stance on AAA and railroad ownership, with no decisive impression formed.
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Knox
Watertown
Minnesota
St Paul
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hug Johnson
Plains
Central Northwest
Soldier Girl and Loyalist Dilemma in Revolutionary Echoes
A puzzle style text lists a mesh of clues spanning 1 across to 64 down, themed around a girl soldier and Revolutionary era references. Many entries mix war, morality, and daily life terms, with multiple clues hinting at historic names, objects, and roles from the period.
Bank Robbery Sparks Shootout in Maplehurst
Federal agent Larry Glenn pursues Wingy Lewis after a bank hold up at Maplehurst. Gunfire wounds an officer, Hobart is saved, and Jean Dunn, tied to Montague, wrestles with criminal intrigues as Sandy and Bobby plot bonds. The chase sharpens as investigators close in on Lewis and associates. The town reels, sheriff weighs federal help, and the case heads toward further pursuit.
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Jean Dunn
Ronald Montague
Sawyer
Bobgy Wallace
Aven-T Mobile
Esheamacy
Jean
Mary
Golden Feather
Sandy Harkins
Larry Glenn
Larry
Wingy Lewis
Sandy
Bobby
Donald Montague
Lewis
J .& Car
Lewi
Larzy
Poe
Mr. Hobart
Wingy
Oklahoma
Gimnis
Buddy McGinnis
My. Dunn
Dunn
Hobart
Department of Justice
Dover
Federal Reserve Bank
Lunel
Jini
Mr. Dunn
Dun
Ony LaRocco
al Pa Ord
Lavy
Maplehurst
Extension Workers To Attend Parley
South Dakota extension workers from all counties will attend the annual conference November 4 to 6 in Brookings. Leaders from the national extension service and state college departments will present talks with guests from Washington and Minnesota.
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Parley Brookings
Speria
South Dakota
Geveral
National Extension Service
State enDege
State Extension Service
H.W. Githertana
Central States
M. C. Wilson
B. Grahom
Carl C. Taylor
Willl
Washington, D. C
B. C. Siakman
University of Minnesota
Goorae Godfrey
Jawa J State College
Cn. Fugsley
State College
C. Larsen
Division of Agriculture
M. A. Kennedy
R. W. Vance
George Abild
Resettlement Administration
Tr. C. H. Hays
Jn Charre
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pierre
Open Forum on Halloween Mischief by Young Delinquents
A reader laments halloween related vandalism by youths seen near the street night after night. They blame careless parenting and warn that destructive acts cost taxpayers money while urging authorities to hold youths and parents accountable to deter future mischief.
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Zdkor
Hurrie
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local News and Scores
A lengthy column recalls Huron college football and local events from two decades prior. It notes a 4 to 0 victory for Huron with a rough lineup, reporting names and officials, plus brief items on rising food prices, travel plans, a farewell gathering, club meetings, a hospital opening, and winter weather to start November with sleet and near freezing temperatures.
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Huron College
McKay
Moimt
Schroider
Buster
W. D. Miller
Great Norther
Minnesota
Big Zone
Reuben Miler
Rapid City
Epson
Torserraw
Grace
J. W. Campbell
Even~ Gon
Jehucen
L. J. Holbrook
O. E.rutherford
Priscila Club
Holbrook
Utah Street
Points South
Sprague Hospital
Neve
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