Local News Printer Contact Line Appears Misplaced
A fragmented notice cites Associated Press rights and several city branches and advertising contacts. It lists offices in Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago and Minneapolis and includes a stray telephone line for department inquiries. The garbled text resembles an old classified or shipping notice.
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Associated Press
Brean
Nacional Advertising Representaivep
Arthur H. Hagg & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaha
Nebr
Denver
Calo
San Francisco
Cab
Chicago
US Northwest Daily Prone
Aseng
Minneapolis
Minn
Department of Person
The Headache Over the Digest’s Election Forecasts
The Literary Digest editors suffer a severe headache as their prediction accuracy collapses after a landslide, with explanations that voters and straw ballots misled them. They defend reach, note Republicans’ heavier ballot return, and question whether signs ever align, amid pervasive uncertainty.
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Literary Digest
Ed Hors
Liberty
Chicago
Scranton
Allentown
Digest
Tragic fear over Social Security forms pushes age bias
A troubling report reveals many workers fear disclosing true ages on Social Security Act forms, fearing employer retaliation. Some claim to hide ages as 45 or older, amid policies purging workers after mid forties. Forms mailed to Washington would be seen only by federal officials, highlighting harsh industry practices.
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Thagic
Washington
Spirit of gratitude in a modern Thanksgiving tone
A fragment reflecting on Thanksgiving in America compares today to the first celebration. It contrasts a broad, rich, secure nation with the early colony’s frontier context. The piece notes the nation’s strength facing foes and the distant past.
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America
Thanksgiving Reflections Echo Past Pilgrims and Present Resolve
The piece contrasts historic Pilgrim survival with modern hardship, urging gratitude for deliverance from hunger and cold. It notes Roanoke’s tragedy as a cautionary tale while urging faith in institutions and hope to meet future challenges with determination and gratitude. It invites readers to mirror past gratitude and trust in Providence as they face ongoing problems.
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Massachusetts Bay
Roanoke Island
Virginia
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
A note explains the editorials are selected daily from Alleritan newspapers in South Oklahoma. The files are open during office hours for Evening Buronue readers for reference, study, or merchandising information. They are kept in the News Room library on the Evening Hurontte Building’s recen floor.
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Bouth Oskata
Officy Hovra
Buronue
Evening Hurontte
Thea
Foreign money here in American markets said to be long term
The New York Times discusses expert views on foreign funds in U.S. markets. It argues there is no unique hot money and that fears of destabilizing inflows are overblown. It cites Morgenthau's Sept. 22 reply noting long term foreign investments unlikely to flee suddenly and urges minimal obstacles to global capital movement.
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Europe
Fara
Morgenthau
Vandenberg
Ir. Morgenthau
Orient
World Financial Center
Age not the dividing line on Supreme Court liberalism
Sioux Falls notes quote Judge Louis D Brandeis at his mth birthday describing him as liberal despite age. The piece argues liberals favor broader government guardianship while conservatives prefer limited government and that age is not a reliable divider among justices. It cites Brandeis as an older liberal and several younger conservatives.
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Sioux Falls
Louis D. Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Priday
Brandeis
Supremee Court
Therrin
Supreme Court
Yes Year Gettysburg voters back five SD amendments
Voters in South Dakota approved five constitutional amendments in the Yes Year gesture, while some voters still studied the measures and their effects. The amendments included a limit on state debt, attracting favorable reaction from the average voter, though some proposals might perform differently at other times.
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South Dakota
Pesieaninig ‘Maarit
Tugwell Resigns As Farm Policy Battle Deepens
Washington notes say Tugwell quit after clashes over the farm tenant plan and Resettlement efforts. Wallace trimmed Tugwell from the Agriculture Department, with Tugwell awaiting a higher post and clashing with AAA goals. The split reflected broader tensions between social programs and commercial policy in the New Deal.
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Dr. Tugwell
Tugwell
Tuswell
Agriculture Department
AAA
Chester Davis
Wallace
Agriculture
Tinswell
Reg
Twenty Years Ago Huron Maccabees Hold Farewell Party
In Mrs. John Potsbergs home at 16 Dakota Avenue the Lady Maccabees officers hosted a complimentary whist evening for retiring guard team captain Mr. J H Boots. Twenty five Maccabee players enjoyed supper. score leader Mrs H F Smith received a commemorative souvenir while Boots got a white chrysanthemum with a gold bee. Mrs Boots will be succeeded by Mrs D C Glennon. Ruth Blount entertained eighty young ladies with a five hundred game and a two course supper featuring an Edison concert by J J Borland of St Paul. Mrs Anna Marston visits home from La Porte Ind.
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John Potsberg
Dakota Avenue
Lady Maccabees
J. H. Boots
Maccabee
H. F. Smith
Boots
D. C. Glennon
Ruth Blovnt
J. J. Borland
St. Paul
Anna’ Marston
la Porte
Ind
Churches In Huron Go to Church Sunday
A local column lists church events in Huron including the American Lutheran Church anniversary service led by Rev. Walter L. Wang with choir, tenor solos, and Sunday school. Other congregations including Bethel A M B Church, Seventh Day Adventist, Martin’s Catholic Church, and Congregational Church outline worship times, special programs, teacher training, and a Community Thanksgiving service.
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Huron
American Luther Church
Penth
Walter L. Wang
Concordia Lutheran Church of Minneapolis
American Lutheran Church Choir
Walter Matson
Christianson
Liddle
John Floss
Mt Calvary and Bethlehem Lutheran Churches Schedule
Area churches post Thanksgiving and Sunday services across multiple denominations. Mt Calvary blends English and German worship with confirmations, Bethlehem Lutheran hosts Sunday school and public worship, while Salvation Army, Full Gospel, Church of Christ, and other congregations list morning and evening services, Bible study, prayer meetings and choir concerts across Dakota Avenue, Holland and surrounding streets.
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Wisconsin Church of Christ
Third Street Southwest
Central Church of Christ
Oregon Avenue S
Huron Gospel Tabernacle Weekly Schedule
Sunday worship at 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Rev. Claude L. Conklin preaching "Sov ex New Things" and string of evangelist messages by Genevieve B. Conklin. Week events include Christ Ambassador meetings, youth services, missionary circle, and family night with "Plowing Sod for God" as the closing sermon. Located at 3 Second Street NE.
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Claude L. Conklin
Sovex
Genevieve B. Conklin
Christ Ambassador
Harry Wardner
Eighth Street
Nei
Christ
Tabernacle
Grace Episcopal Church Service Schedule and Parish Report
Grace Episcopal Church Fourth and Grace Episcopal Church Fourth and A House of Prayer for all People. The holy communion 8:00 a.m. Church school service 1:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon 11:00 a.m. The rector will preach on the topic The Advent Call to Service. The vestry will meet in special session Sunday afternoon at Velock to report the results of the Every Member Canvass. Thanksgiving Day holy communion 9:00 a.m. prayer and sermon 8:00 a.m. Sohn Ward Smith, Rector.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Chase
Wilcox
WM. Griffith
A. J. Ray
Church
W. Anthom
Memmati Bola
Mac
Dermat
Robert Ryan
Woran
Women's Home Missionary Society
Epworth
Wesley Hall
College Epworth
Ashinard
Tschaikowsky
Helen B. Krnaba
Meriada Wallay
Alive Sandersson
Ralph Myers
College of High School
Griffith
Presbyterian Church
Richard and
John
Wittman
Spalding
Oregon
Igasa
Doland
First Baptist Church
Alfred Trenerry
Velock
Holy Ecommunion
Serrate
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Moley
Xegerd
Dent Hooseve
Charles Edison
Germany
Thaly
Madrid
The
W. H. Riley
Congregational Church
Gilkey
Jusus
Furmely
Bethel A. M. B
Seventh Spy Adventist Church
Sixth Street
Ohio
E. Gackanheimer
Martin's Catholic Church
Monsigr
CG. W. Trautner
Christian Science Committee On Publicstign
South Dakots
KGDY
Walter H Miley
Monster
Oli Airpart
D.C
Congregational
Alfred Toone Omy
Mt Calvary
Lutheran Church
Nissouri
Eleva
Bethlehem Fu
Phil Mueller
Salvistion Army
Itam
G. Raber
Liew
G. Murphy Offierre
Church of the Naxarens
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Illinois
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Nazarene Church
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Hesivel
Oelock
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Grace Episcopal Church
Sohn Ward Smith
Prctor
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