Tunis on Broadcasting Threat to Public Radio Station Access
John K. Tunis argues in Elks magazine that free radio could vanish as upholding technical and production costs rises. He notes small stations lose money while large profits stay slim and the burden shifts to advertisers and manufacturers. Tunis cites England’s model where a per set tax funds public studios, suggesting U.S. owners might pay 10 to 15 dollars yearly.
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John K. Tunis
Elks Magazine
Angels
Air Entertainment
E. J. MacDonald
Zenith Radio
Tunis
Mr. Tunis
The
Metered Parking as a Revenue Solution
The article discusses Roger Babson’s proposal for curb metering to manage parking and raise revenue. It outlines a coin activated system with numbered plugs tied to motorists, a red indicator for legal parking, and police efficiency in enforcing compliance.
Plan to regulate parking by meter plugs described
The article outlines a scheme granting authorities control over parking by monitoring red light failures and plugs left in meters. It suggests cars with no meter insertion and plugs without cars would belong to registered owners who left without paying. The plan is praised as helpful to motorists and police and a potential city income source.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson
Huron
National Municipal Review
Upen
Huron Leads State in Building Permits Among Major Cities
Huron is the second largest city by population in South Dakota and shows strong building activity. A Chamber of Commerce bulletin notes that in the first nine months of the year Huron’s building permits surpassed those of Aberdeen and Mitchell, with Sioux Falls leading the state at 1 435 705 00. Huron reports 407 430 00, Aberdeen 212 315 00, and Mitchell 166 924 00 in permits and totals.
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THE
Huron Publishing CO
Chee
F. McCancon
Robert D. Lusk
Postoffice of
Huron
Buroo
Dekets
United States
Associated Press
South Dakota
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Ludendorff Warns Of 1932 European War Collapse
Genera Lidendorff, German commander, predicts a 1932 war with Germany England Austria Hungary and Soviet Russia against France Poland Czechoslovakia and Romania. The ominous forecast, while sensational, reads more like a fevered dream than a credible plan, and its impact on public mood appears limited.
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Ludendoreff
Genera Lidendorff
Germany
England
Austria
Hungary
Soviet Russia
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Red
Russia
Europe
Ludendorff
Bulow Extends Gracious Predecessor Invite To Pierre
Governor Bulow invites Governor-elect Green to Pierre to share the executive suite and jointly prepare the new state budget. The plan would have outgoing and incoming administrations collaborate with the budget board to review needs, draft recommendations, and ensure an orderly, economical transition.
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Bulow
Yankton Press
Green
Pierre
Budget Board
Pew
Sernor Bulow
Mitchell Gazette
Peace and cooperation in new congressional stalemate
Commentary notes cautious Republican Democratic cooperation after a peace gesture, warning that partisan divisions could hinder economic recovery. It argues both parties share responsibility and urges continued cooperation for the budget and education policy amid a looming legislative session.
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Kansas City
Congress
Dakota Girl Is Home Champion
Anna Sweatson of Roberts County is named South Dakota home economics champion and will attend the National 4-H Congress in Chicago. She led the Sunnyside Lassies clothing and Golden Needle clubs, earned top prizes at State Fair, District, and county events, and promoted club work with leadership in canning, foods, and dressmaking activities across Sisseton and Roberts County communities.
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Anna Sweatson
Roberts County
Chicago
South Dakota
Ents
Prople
New Edington
Leo Quale
Rosholt
Bernice Ellingson
Gertrude Williams
Helen Quande
Miss Swenston
Mather
Sisseton Sensible Six
Blue Dog Lake
Mother
Abe
Blanche
Traverse County Fair
Bisseton
Magly
Glee Club
Golden Needle Club
Eunice Gross
Tekes
Eunice
Jin
Roberts County Club
Harding
Liuiey Hughes
Mildred Sanden
Violet Mindt
Milfren Sanden
Mildred
New Book Review Highlights School Football Tale for Boys
Huron library shows Ralph Henry Barbour's Candidates for the Line, a football tale featuring Rod Craig who overcomes obstacles through loyalty and hard work to earn a place on the line. The book includes school life, humor, and portraits of boys.
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Huron
Ralph Henry Barbour
Falow
Miss Peterson
Ralph Barbour
Rod Craig
Rod
Mr. Barbour
Whoopee Opens Run At Huron Theater
Florenz Ziegfeld returns to screen with Whoopee at Huron theater after three day run. Eddie Cantor stars as nervous wreck with original New York cast and songs including Makin Whoopee. Technicolor filming showcases the musical comedy in a Hollywood production.
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Huron Theater
Florenz Ziegfeld
Broadway
Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Ziegfeld
Audible
New Amsterdam Theatre
New York
Eddie Cantor
Maestra Ziegfeld
Feld
Ethel Shutta
Paul Gregory
Eleanor Hunt
Dorothy Knapp
America
Huron Theatre
Cotton Gains Ground for Gregory Farmer Vic Vanoverscheld
Vic Vanoverscheld of southwest Gregory proves cotton can be grown in the Rosebud region though not highly profitable. Dr Matousek observed a few stalks from Vanoverscheld planting showing growth before frost with bolls filling well and lower bolls bursting ready to gather soon.
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Gregory
Vic van~ Overshelde
Matousek
Mc. Vanoverschelds
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local News Roundup
The Rev Hudson returns from a week in Colorado and Idaho. Edith Chapman arrives from Sioux City to stay with Mrs. Ben Fetzer. Mr and Mrs B L Abel and daughter Gertrude travel to Roch Minn for hospital matters. Mabel Gremm back from Sioux City after accompanying mother to California. Lutheran Ladies banquet at Dakota House features veal loaf potatoes ham slaw baked beans and cakes. Senator Crawford travels to Ree Heights to visit his daughter who teaches there. Rev and Mrs Keller visit Rapid City with Mrs Keller’s parents. Mr Keller coaches Huron football. W F Schmidt Northwestern agent moves to Miner houses in the Rightly railway addition. New homes on Grace Street near Dakota Avenue renamed Moulton Avenue.
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BE. Hudson
Colorado
Idaho
Edith Chapman
Sioux City
Ben Fetzer
B. L. Abel
Gertrude
Roch Minn
Abel
Mabel Gremm
Atp
Elifornia
Dakota House
Coe I. Crawford
Ree Heights
G. S. Keller
Huron
Rapid Ci
Keller
George B. Manstiekl
W. FL Schmidt
Northwestern
Grace Street
Dakota Avenue
Legion Auxiliary Races to Reach 7000 Re-enrollments
A campaign led by Mrs. Vern Flanagan aims to renew 7000 American Legion Auxiliary memberships across 186 units in South Dakota. The drive seeks to top 3047 paid up members already and finish by the conference opening in Indianapolis, with units earning points for renewals and activities.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Sota Dolvota
Vern Fannan
Huron
Der
Legion
Flanagan
South Dakota
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Olson Calls Meeting of Protective Group on Pheasant Season
Beadle County Fish Game and Protective Association members will meet in Huron on Saturday afternoon November 22 to discuss pheasant season plans starting December 1. President Olson notes aims include farm protection and restricting hunters entering fields without permission. The group has about 600 members. meeting at 2 p.m. in the Farmers Assembly Room at the courthouse.
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Beadle County Fish, Game and Protective Association
Huron
Olson
Court House
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