Pool Office Entry Rates and News Service Note
Entered at the Pool Office at Huron as second class matter. Rates for deeriation by carrier in Huron are 15 cents per week. Mail rates in South Dakota show 50 cents for one month, 1.00 for ten weeks, 2.00 for twenty weeks, 1.25 for three months, 2.50 for six months, 5.00 for eight months, and 8.00 for a year. Outside the United States by mail are 8.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights to utilize AP dispatches and local news.
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Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation Ad Rep Network Mentioned
National Advertising Representatives led by Arthur H. Hage and Associates with offices in New York Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago Minneapolis Gallip? and Hartford seek department or person for access and rights.
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Arthur H. Hage & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Denver
Col
Francisco
Calif
Chicago
Minneapolis
Warnings on Nazi Press Power and International Danger
The piece argues that Nazi propaganda and pressure threaten democracy as Terboven and German leaders warn neighbors. It notes how small states face coercion when press freedom spreads and calls for vigilance against Germany’s expansionism. It warns that stronger powers may soon be targeted and urges Americans to remain concerned about overseas events.
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Europe
Atlantic
Germany
Josef Terboven
Rhineland
Herr Terpoven
Czechoslovakia
Herr Terboven
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Americana
Theodore Richarde and the Baby Minders Service
Theodore Richarde, Democratic committeeman in Elizabeth New Jersey, leads a proposal to aid attending mothers by stationing young women as Baby Minders during political meetings. The plan, dubbed the Theodore Richards Baby-Minding Service, would allow mothers to participate while others mind infants, a form of regimentation from the cradle.
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Theodore Richarde
New Jersey
Theodore
Elizabeth
N. J
Theodore: Richards
Richards’ Corps
Corps
Parcel Post Turned Twenty Five Marks Postal Growth
The twenty-fifth anniversary of parcel post is highlighted this month, underscoring its impact on mail service and commerce as the postal system expands offerings and efficiency for longer distance packages.
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Parcel Post
Parcel Post Growth Highlighted in Huron Month
Post officials in Huron mark November as parcel post silver anniversary month to educate patrons on rapid growth since 1913 and the service's role as a top revenue producer. Local workers plan inquiries to gauge public interest ahead of Christmas mailing season and expand familiarization with Uncle Sam's parcel service.
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Post Office Department
Huran Postal
Parcel Post
Huron
Uncle Sam
Children shape homes through honest living and joy
Clara Savage Littledale argues in a Parents Magazine piece that children influence parents as much as adults influence kids. They bring laughter and companionship, teach present-moment living, honesty, and spontaneity, and push grownups to express genuine feeling while shaping the home atmosphere.
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Clara Savage Littledale
NEA Service
Jess
They Say Singing Is Women’s Work Says Al Siegel
A string of quoted opinions appears as a jumble of men and women and at least two famous names. The remarks range from a music coach’s boast to a New Jersey farmer and a New York justice, touching sending a rocket ship rumor and a jewelry store strike protests. The mix ends with a Kodak executive about X rays and ancient mummies.
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al Siegel
Hollywood
Supreme Court
Cotillo
New York
Bos Burns Lauce Or The Day
A humorous personal reminiscence by Bob Burns about Americans and their tendency to stretch the truth without outright lying. He recalls Grandma selling a table as an antique to a tourist while noting her grandpa made it himself, illustrating cultural thrift and pride.
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Bob Burns
Esquire Features, Inc
The Democracy Test In England After Munich
The piece argues that unlike Germany and Italy, where rulers answer to the state, England’s government serves the people. It contends Chamberlain must face criticism and possible election, and that democratic accountability ensures political power rests with the public rather than coercive force. It notes leaders like Lloyd George and Churchill in debate over Munich and future policy.
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New York Times
Chamberlain
Munich
Signor Mussolini
Herr Hitler
Mr. Chamberlain
Germany
Italy
England
Major Atlee
Anthony Eden
Archibald Sinclair
Admiralty
Alfred Duff Cooper
David Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Diary Notes On Election Talk And Family Life In Huron
A diary entry from Central South Dokete Farm discusses a rainy cold day, family gatherings, and reflections on election noise. It mentions a new baby, a Thanksgiving sweet potato dish with marshmallows, and a local election board setup by Beadle County commissioners. The piece also notes a safety rally by Chicago and North Western Rail road employees in Huron and the return of Frank Wenter Jr. as general claim agent.
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Kellogg
Beadie County
F. E. Matzke
W. F. Davis
Frank Kuehn
Dakota Division
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Huron
Chicago
Frank Wenter, Jr
Dakota and
Minnesota
Central Safety Committee
10 Years Ago Today In Huron Reminder of Local Visits
A column recalls residents and visitors in Huron ten years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cito and Mrs. E. Wintle traveled to Minneapolis after meeting Brookings friends, joined by Mrs. C. B. Dixon and Mrs. Donahue of Sioux Falls. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Neil of Rapid City visited Earl McFadden’s home, planning a longer stay en route home. Miss Bobby Katz of Chicago saw Dr. C. W. Katz in Seneca and visited friends before heading to Brookings. Jr. and Mrs. A. E. Kellogg of Tappen, N D, visited Earl McFadden’s family, arriving Tuesday night for about two weeks.
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Harry Cito
E. Wintle
Minneapolis
Brookings
Dixon
Donahue
Sioux Falls
W. Neil
Rapid City
Mia
Neil
Frank Dean
Lenora Finey
Bobby Katz
Chicago
C. W. Katz
Seneca
Ivith
Huron
Brook Ings, Jr
Mra. A. E. Kellogg
Tappen
N. D
Earl McFadden
Emain
Armistice Day Programs On Radio Across Networks
New York November 9 Armistice Day will be observed Friday with minute of silence at 11 am across major networks. Air schedule lists WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WIZ NBC including programs from 6:15 pm to 11:30 pm and various features such as The Halcyon Hour, Amos n Andy, Bing Crosby, and Kay Kyser among others. Yale visit notes and local obituaries mention Mrs Edward Kiudt visiting Yale and Mrs Barrett's family traveling after a death in Sacramento.
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New York
WEAF
NBC
Edwin C. Hill
One Man's Family
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Allen
Kay ‘Kyser
WABC
CBS
Jim McWilliams
Paul Whiteman
Everybody's Music
Adolphe Menjou
WIZ
Hobby Lobby
Festival of Music
Fish Singers
NHC
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Happy Jack
Malcolm Clare
Eddie Dooley
Amos 'N’ Andy
Mario Cozzi
Rudy Vallee
Bing Crosby
Bob Howard
Amos
Andy
Don Bester
Dick Himber
Mel Snyder
Ramona and
Hee
Wabc-Cbs
Nila Mack
Doris Rhodes
Chicago
Red Graces
Korgersen
Howie Wing
Bob Trout
Rollini
Crossroads
Yale Yale
Edward Kiudt
Huron
Yale
Peter. Grass
Non
Kiudt
Paul P. Glanzer
Fisherman’s Guide and Vertical Word Puzzle Clues
A mixed word puzzle page features a long list of horizontal and vertical clues spanning varied definitions. The content includes numbered items such as 11 Officer's assistant and 12 To slumber, plus several theme entries and cryptic references, suggesting a puzzle-heavy page from a vintage newspaper.
Clark for president teased in Missouri electoral wave
Washington observers map a Clark movement among Senate leaders for 1940 with up to fourteen senators potential backers including Garner Connally and Byrd while Roosevelt could rival in numbers. Hopkins and Farley loom as key players in shaping Democratic destiny as pollsters gauge party prospects and warily watch Roosevelt's influence.
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Washington
Missouri
Bennett Champ Clark
Garner
Burke
Bailey
Bulow
Connally
George
Gerry
King
Gillette
Herring
Lonergan
McCarran
Byrd
Tydings
Pat Harrison
Mr. Roosevelt
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Parent's Magazine
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Eastman Kodak Company
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Dokete Farm
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Jerry
Hallywonti
Joe Penner
Kate Smith
Major Bewes
CBS Workshop
Vincent Lopez
Cab Calloway
Sammy Kaye
Wil Oshorne
White
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Mra
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Fisherman’s Guide
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Wheelwright’s Yard
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Millet
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