Huron Publishing Co Details and Postal Rates
Published by THE HURON PUBLISHING CO. 49 Third St. 5. 23 Chas. J. Mitchell, President and Treasurer Robert D B, Lusk, Secretary. Entered at the Post Office at Huron, SD, as second class matter. Carrier in the city of Huron, per week 15 cents. By mail in South Dakota per month 02. 7 months 2.00, 25 months 4.00. By mail elsewhere in the United States per year 6.00. Member of the Associated Press. The AP is entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it and also the local news published.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
J. Mitchell
Robert DB
Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Focal News
Greek Myth The Ge rEDEN by Robert Bruce 1933 NEA Service
A serial drama follows Bobby Wallace and Jean Dunn as a bank robbery links to a gang headed by Red Jackson and Wingy Lewis. Federal agent Larry Glenn leads a tense pursuit through Chicago and a Midlothian exchange clue reveals a farmhouse hideout, with Jeckers the doctor aiding the conspirators. The chapter ends as investigators identify gang connections and pursue leads toward Midlothian.
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Robert Bruce
NEA Service, Inc
Jean Dunn
Joe Donald Moyningue
Bobby Wallace
Clusi
Sandy Harkins
Sandy
Bobby
Mee
Mel
Laws
Lewis
Larry Glenn
Wingy Lewis
Larry
Jean
Eve Lewis
Lewises
Ratin Bers
Jeckers
Seckers
Prospector’s Return Shows Shocks of Modern Change
An Alaska prospector who vanished 35 years ago returns to Fairbanks and is astounded by the modern world. He would be overwhelmed by autos, planes, skyscrapers, and radios, then stunned by politics, trust busts, railroads, and the AAA. Abroad, nations scramble in war and upheaval as he looks on.
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Yank
Doe Jeckers
Jalthough
Chicago
Larry
Matthew
Matthews
Jeckers
Gill
Avald
Alaska
Beyonce
Fairbanks
Feirbanks
States
Sian
Bryan
George Washington
United States
Supreme Court
AAA
England
Russia
Siberia
Germany
Buddy
Return of Jimmy Walker Reflects a Bygone Era
The piece laments Walker's New York homecoming as a symbol of boom-era folly. It notes crowds cheer his return, yet questions the wisdom of entrusting the city to a mayor whose past embodies excesses of Broadway and the good-time era. The piece weighs the paradox of celebration amid concern over governance.
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Jimmy Walker
New York
City Hall
Jimmy
Walker
Charley
Broadway
Walker as a cautionary tale in New York boom era
The piece argues the 1920s boom era and Jimmy Walker's mayoralty show how social responsibility faded in New York. It warns the electorate should demand leaders with a sense of duty, noting Walker's return as a potential example of lessons learned from boisterous governance.
Licenses for Firearms Demand Stricter Laws
Attorney General Cummings calls for national licensing of pistols and firearms citing an armed underworld and gaps in current law. He notes thousands of government guns stolen from armories and argues licensing would burden criminals while hardly affecting law abiding citizens.
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Cummings
Underworld
Congress
Improvement in Health Across America
Dr George Crile of Cleveland told the 25th clinical congress of the American College of Surgeons in San Francisco that one of every 17 people in the United States and Canada sought hospital care last year, a sharp decrease from a decade ago when one in 10 went hospital bound. He cited medical advances, vigilant public health departments, and broader health education as driving the improved public health and prestige of the medical profession.
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America
George Crile
Cleveland
American College of Surgeons
San Francisco
United States
Canada
Dr. Crile
National Safety News and the Duty to Prevent Accidents
An editorial argues that constructive analysis of accident causes and cooperation with industry and authorities is more effective for safety than sensational, fearful reporting. It contends that vivid images of injuries do not spur reform in bathtubs or wringers.
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National Safety News
United States
Condemnation of Foreign Food Imports Sparks Debate
The Webster Reporter argues against imports of foreign agricultural products while the government runs a crop reduction program. It cites sizable butter lard and wheat imports, compares them to New York and New England production, and says eastern industrialists push trade for agricultural goods, harming western farmers.
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Webster
Hems
Nebraska
Iowa
New York
Featherbed memories and government price puzzles
The Woonsocket News laments frost bitten winters and the warmth of a featherbed as it contrasts with government spending on price investigations. It questions farm policy shifts that reduced crops to raise prices and later funded $150,000 for white collar investigators, wondering at the logic and outcomes.
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Congress
Woonsocket Nowe
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Football Victory and Accident
Twenty years ago in Huron Muron high defeated Mitchell 27 to 0 in a standout football exhibition. Referee R D Fredway and coach Williams officiated while Muron players included McKay Foss Clarke Erickxan and others. A four year old girl from Gagnon family was struck by a car on Seventh Street and suffered a scalp wound and bruises. Ruth Ewing of Redfield planned to visit in the near future.
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Muron High
Mitchell
Muren
McKay
Rey Foss
Clarke
Erickxan
Manwarring
Meyers
Brock
Daum
Gascoigne
Glennon
Riley
Thy Ferry
Graves
Thy Price
Matson
Ray
R. D
Fredway
Huron
Williams
L. A. Bersh
Nesta Jeagette
W. C. Gagnon
Dakota Ave
Ana
Umass
Ruth Ewing
Redfield
Give Your Old Clothes To Needy People
Old clothes for the needy of Huran are requested via a coupon returned to O C Taylor chairman of the American Legion clothing committee. A Legion collector will pick up garments which Salvation Army will distribute. Contact Dr E E Burdick and Miss Gertrude Moyers with travel plans as they move to visit and seek aid.
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Huran
O. C. Taylor
American Legion Clothing Committee
Legignarra
Salvation Army
Algo
Legion
C, C, Taylor
Cig
Meedy
Ing
Wilbur Ewing
E. E. Burdick
Aberdeen
Gertrude Moyers
Jigchester
Minn
Radio Features and Local Circle News in Bade Eny NY
Radio schedules detail Harvard Princeton Notre Dame Northwestern Iowa Minnesota games on NBC CBS and multiple stations. Local feature lists include Connie Gates Lanny Ross Walter O Keane and musical acts with dates. Circle Wayland notes Edith Wood hosts Post Noble Grand circle meeting with nine members and two visitors.
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New York
Harvard-Princeton
Wiz-Nbc
Wor-Mbs
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Weaf-Nbc
Iowa
Minnesota
Wabc-Cbs
WEAF
NBC
Connie Gates
Andy Vallee
Lanny Ross
Whiteman Music Hall
Meredith Willson
Kate Smith
Hary
Esther
Rose Bampton
Walter O'Keane
Arm For Peace
Giorgi Olsen
Waz-Nbc
Phil Regan
Hendrik Ven Leon
Rochester Philharmonic
NSE
Ranny
Weeks
Circle
Hazel Holbyck
Peal Granberg
War
Nossess
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Peron
Mingoes
Loogih
Division of Investigation Office
Doc
Teckers
North Side
Kanelagh
Wingy
Red Jackson
Ranelegh Apartments
Asl
Peters
LaRocco
Gunderson
Evrizontal
Andy
Embankment
Constellation
Lake
Pravionsyus
Esynting River Valley
Eagie’s Mort
Tad
Midlothian
Tagraxy
Lary
Gundy
Namind Midlothian
Lup
Taffie
Mnon
Jon Gunderson
Jackson Gang
Jnst
Glenn
Dover
Engle
Prince (Baudolint
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Bk Mus
Amorrow
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Wrree Press
Marshalltown
Zanta International
al Pearce Fund
WABC
CBS
School of the Air
Herman's
Army Band
WIZ
WEAPS
U. S. Marine Band
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