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Published by The Huron Publishing Co at 49 Third Street and 2 Chas H J Mitchell president treasurer F McCannon vice president Robert D Jusk secretary. Postage as second class matter in Huron city by carrier 15 cents weekly by mail in South Dakota 50 cents per month six months 20.00 per year 4.00 elsewhere in United States 6.00 per year. Member of Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third
Chas
H J. Mitchell
Treas
F. McCannon
Robert D. Jusk
Posto
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Rusk-Antichell Newspapers Promoting Truthful Open Forum
The passage extols a newspaper’s duty to truthfully and impartially inform readers. It urges readers to expect fearless, fair coverage, to value useful guidance, and to see the paper as a responsible daily guest that educates, entertains, and fosters progress while remaining accountable.
Garret Critique of Agricultural Self Sufficiency Sparks Debate
The piece attacks Garet Garrett of the Saturday Evening Post for an unsympathetic view of agriculture and farm policy. It argues farmers should seek price parity and federal aid, noting Garrett’s stance clashes with business leaders and current economic realities.
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Garet
Saturday Evening Post
Garrett
Agriculture
Mr. Garrett i
Post
Mr. Garrett
Congress
The New Administration and Russia
A discussion of U S policy toward Russia after the election suggests recognition may rise as the administration’s stance becomes clear. Commentary notes potential business gains from Russian machinery purchases but warns about paying in agricultural products and moral concerns about the Soviet regime’s attacks on family life and religion.
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Russia
Roosevelt
Ikind
Europe
Courage to challenge treaties fuels wary stance on Russia
The author argues that refusal to honor treaties and the push for a brotherhood of nations provoke discomfort and expect scrutiny of the new administration's Russia policy amid anticipated anxiety and caution.
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Brotherhood of Nations
Russia
THAT LANDSLIDE AND ITS POLITICAL TIMING
Walter Lippmann argues in the New York Herald Tribune that a landslide verdict is needed to stabilize global affairs. He contends strong, trusted governments are essential to decisive policy and cites Britain, France, and Germany as examples of confidence driving progress. He notes American administration credibility after broad state support could brighten prospects tomorrow.
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Hosver
Govenor Roosevelt
Walter Lippmann
New York Herald Tribune
Great Britain
Herriot
France
Lausanne
Germany
Tammany's Voice on Roosevelt’s New Administration
The article notes Roosevelt's independence from Tammany Hall while acknowledging past tangles with the organization. It argues he is not corrupt and that his nationwide support gives him freedom to act boldly, unbound by any single faction, even as he navigates political pressures.
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Tammany
Roosevelt
New York
Jimmy Walker
South
Allegehanies
Mason’s and
Dixon
Roosevelt Victory Promises New National Unity and Leadership
The Minneapolis Journal lauds Franklin D. Roosevelt’s overwhelming electoral win and a Democratic Congress. It predicts a national mandate free of sectional ties, urges clear policy outlines for recovery, and calls for support of the new president while acknowledging Hoover’s pledge to aid. It urges patriotism over partisanship as the nation faces critical times.
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Minneapolis’ Journal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Hoover
Roosevelt
Otheys
Facing Recovery with Foresight
Chicago Daily News discusses the depression’s indictments on the politico economic system. It urges early adjustments to mitigate consequences, notes an aftermath of social and industrial reorganizations, and warns of future trouble. It stresses relief needs and warns against neglect of worker hardships and public fiscal strain.
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Chicago Daily News
Atien
Dai Isi
Jong. Sihuwe
Giaruniony
4 H Bread Champ Wins Free Trip to Congress
Pearl Kendall of Lincoln County 4 H explains how winning a free trip to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago inspired further growth. She emphasizes the value of friendships, self confidence, and service over prizes, noting bread demonstrations improved speech, posture, and garment choices while motivating others to join 4 H club work.
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Chitaro
South Dakota
Pearl Kendall
Lincoln County
Clib
Ips
Court Of Honor Plans For Several Boy Scout Troops
Fred C. Eggers announces court of honor events for Miller and Highmore in the current week and next, with Pierre's on November 16 and Byron on November 24. The nationwide aim is the president's award for every troop meeting criteria in 1932.
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Miller Miller
Fred C. Eggers
Arta
Highmore
Pierre
Byron
United States
Eggers
Jolly Millers Club Holds Pajama Making Meeting
Seven members of the Jolly Millers club met at the Hand County Courthouse on November 12. Gladys Lewis led the session with demonstrations on shortening patterns and making a fitted facing. Doris Brown assisted. two members cut pajamas. Refreshments will be quarterly. members drew numbers for committees and health charts were discussed.
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Jolly Millers Club
Jolly Millers
Hand County Court House
Mys
Gladys Lewis
Miss Moore
Doris Brown
Gladys
Armistice Day Observed by Co Duty League Reading County
Co-Duty League members paused at 11 o clock to observe Armistice Day. Ruth Bevier read Flanders Field and Bruce Hedh performed The Answer to In Flanders Fields. Miss Kally sang Hala and officers were elected at the November 1 meeting with committee appointments.
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C. L
Reading County
Flanders Field
Ruth Bevier
Flanders
Bruce Hedh
Miss. Kally
Books For Tiny Tots Available At Library Here
Library display features Children’s Book Week November 1919 with Miss Margaret Petersdh as children's librarian. Highlights include Roughy the Dog by Diana Thorme about a lively wire-haired terrier who runs away and returns wiser. Also Bingo by Anne Stoddard, and Johnny Goes to the Fair by Lois Denski with vivid pictures.
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Huron
Vist Observines
Margaret
Petersdh
Roughy
Diana Thorme
Bingo
Anne Stoddard
Johnny
Lois Denski
4 H Girl Wins Chicago Trip in National Club Congress
Miss Lillie Rose Riehlbauch of Tyndall Bon Homme county earns an all expenses paid educational trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago November 25 to December 3. The award, by Montgomery Ward and Company, rewards home economics work and 4 H club leadership. She will join the South Dakota state delegation for tours, parades with 4 H bands, and visits to the Coliseum poultry show Lincoln Park Museums and other events.
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Chicago
Ile
Lillie Rose Riehlbauch
Tyndall
Bon Homme County
H. M. Jones
Brookings
South Dakota
Clzt
Montgomery Ward and Company
Kielbauch
Lincoln Park
Ree Heights Hosts Four Scout Rallies In Central South Dakota
A series of four outdoor Boy Scout rallies for Cen tral South Dakota troops was held at Ree Heights on Saturday November 1. Three troops competed Miller Troop 42 Ree Heights Troop 22 and Highmor e Troop 24 with Highmore taking first place 41 points Ree Heights 35 Miller 23. Opening at 10 a m the event featured 11 competitions with Highmore winning several events and Ree Heights earning top marks in others. Other fall rallies were Blunt October 2 Broadland October 8 and Alpena October 13.
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Ree Heights
Central South Dakota
Fred C. Eggers
Miller
Highmore
Rep Heights
Egegra
South Dakota
Blunt
Broadland
al. Pena
Burr Oak 4-H Girls Start Third Clothing Project
Burr Oak Willing Workers 4-H club met at Mire W. F. Bolte home with Lillian Meyer reporting. Members began their third year clothing project and six visitors attended. Vans were prepared for the next meeting at the Lawther home in November, with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Burr Oak
Burr Oak Willing
Mire
W. F. Bolte
Lillian Meyer
Lawther
Farewell Party for Leaguers Pupils in New School
In Custer district No 5 a farewell party was held Friday afternoon for Roth and Golda Skinner who are leaving for the south next week. Dinner was served at four tables decorated with blue and orange streamers. Favors included a turkey, wax fruit, potatoes and various sweets. Games followed. teachers gave each pupil a parting gift and Ruby Joyce Timm, club reporter, noted the pupils would miss the Skinner siblings and hope they return in the spring.
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Custer District No. 5
Roth
Golda Skinner
South
Ruby Joyce Timm
Fragmented Word Puzzle Slanting Across Cramped Clues
A garbled OCR style puzzle appears with numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The item lists multiple wordplay hints and partial definitions, including references to places, objects, actions, and names, but the text is severely corrupted and lacks coherent full clues or solutions. The piece resembles a puzzle page fragment from a newspaper.
Whither School Student Recalls Flag Day Visit
A seventh grader Aretchmer from Whither school Beadle county recalls Marjory remarks about Mr. Myers visiting five schools with flags flying from flag poles. Hurley, the superintendent of schools, asked him to visit again expressing joy at the response and wishing for another visit.
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Aretchmer
Whither
Beadle County
Marjory
League Pupils Create Indian Life Poster at School
Eileen Baseman of Whiter school Beadle county describes a class poster for their unit on Indian life. The artwork features four tents two Indians three mountains four clouds and a row of trees. Barton boys assisted and the poster was placed on the classroom wall by the teacher.
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League
Eileen Baseman
Beadle County
Barton
Eileen
Hileen
Whiteside 4 H Club Elects New Leader
Marvin White was elected president of the Whiteside Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf club of Beadle county at a week old meeting at the White home. Leal Boeke is the new vice president and Paul Wittenberger was named secretary treasurer. Walter Boeker was named leader to succeed C A Peterson who is moving out of the county. Clarence Lund hosts next meeting on December 16 with entertainment by Lud Wittenberger Peterson.
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Whiteside
Marvin White
Whiteside Blue Ribbon
Beadle County
Boyd Miller
Leal Boeke
Paul Witterberger
Roy Miller
Paul Wittenberger
Walter Boeker
C. A. Peterson
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Fruit Cake Recipe
A dated recipe combines two fruit cake variations with steps for soaking drying and mixing ingredients. Ingredients include dried apricots apples prunes figs raisins shortening peanut butter milk and spices. Instructions cover simmering cooling and combining steps plus bake in a moderate oven. Frozen Peach Salad follows with canned peaches and assorted ingredients for a festive dish.
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Saka B
Creamy nutty relish for lettuce canapes mix
A fragment describes a recipe using hiped cream nuts mayonnaise and cheese. It instructs covering and sealing the can, packing ice or freezing, then serving on lettuce. Garnish with mayonnaise and ground nuts for twelve portions.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Notable Local Movements
Twenty years ago local residents and officials moved in various directions as school officers met. W W Weight of Hitchcock attended the meeting, Ezra Snyder returned from Sioux Falls, and Mrs. Lauters and Mrs. Hoffman left for Minneapolis to visit relatives. A E Gardner and Charles Sainsbury traveled from Salem on business for the railroad project. Nellie Pyle departed for Miller for a Sunday with friends. G C Fullinweider visited Minneapolis for the Wisconsin Minnesota game. Terpenning family left for Chicago for a brief visit, while Mrs. Haney and her daughter from Pierre visited L Tredway's home. F N Stewart joined a Minneapolis trip to attend a game.
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W. W. Weight
Hitchcock
G. W. Wright
Cra
Ezra Snyder
Sioux Falls
T. C. Lauters
L. L. Hoffman
Minneapolis
A. E. Gardner
Charles Sainsbury
Zene
Salem
Rene Road
Nellie Pyle
Miller
Terpenning and Son
Chicago
Dick, Haney
Tittie
Pierre
Lake Preston Glee Club Social Held at High School
The Lake Preston Glee Club held its annual social in the school club room with a song fest featuring solo numbers by members. A later taffy pull provided guest entertainment. Miss Edith Millett heads the group as president and Vivian Hesby chairs the social committee.
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Lake Preston
Latin Pupils Form Society at Lake Preston High
Latin students at Lake Preston high school formed a society and elected Frances Marquardt president. Alvin Bies became vice president, Esther Matson secretary, with Mina Scott Agnes Budahl and Wy leest Swartz on the social committee. The group aims to boost interest in Roman history and literature.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Frances Marquardt
Alvin Bies
Esther Matson
Mina Scott
Agnes Budahl
Wyles Swartz
Spearfish Plans New City Piping Project
Spearfish city council met with two members present excluding Nels Brake. Bills were approved and questions raised about laying new pipes for the city mains. Questions were sent to city engineer D A Nagle of Belle Fourche for answers as the council finalizes arrangements with the reconstruction finance corporation to complete the project soon.
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Spearfish
Nels Brake
D. A. Nagle
Belle Fourche
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Gardner Leaves for Kansas City for Winter
Tom Gardner departed for Kansas City to spend the winter, according to local dispatches dated November 15.
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Kansas City
Bonilla
Tom Gardner
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