Huron Publishing Co Ad Rates and News Policy
The Huron Publishing Co presents its address at 4 Third Steel SB and notes editor Robert D. Lusk. It lists mailing options and rates for Buron South Dakota and nationwide subscriptions, plus Associated Press status and circulation details. The notice declares membership in press organizations and advertising representation across multiple cities.
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the Huron Publishing CO
Third Steel
Robert D. Lusk
Escaping civilization by fleeing to a Caribbean island
A New York stock broker plans to quit the U.S. to retreat with wealthy English allies on a Caribbean island. The piece argues such escape is impossible, noting they will still rely on global commerce and would face risks from war or upheaval, underscoring that all must endure the modern world.
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New York
Canada
Bahamas
Caribbean Sea
Yall
Eden
Roosevelt
Premier Baldwin
Empire State Building
America
England
Poor Cementer Aims to Cement Friends Through Soccer
A Berlin cable reports Italy and Germany drew 2 2 before 110000 at the German Olympic Stadium in a bid to cement friendship. The writer doubts sports can truly cement ties, noting Olympic feuds and historic clashes in cricket and baseball as cautionary examples.
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Berlin
The Common Cold Season Health Reminder
The piece urges treating the common cold seriously to avoid prolonged illness and loss of work. It notes many dismiss it as minor, leading to longer duration and potential progression to more serious ailments such as pneumonia.
Contagious Cold Etiquette Dismisses Workplace Spread
A historical note urges restraint by those with colds to prevent spreading sickness in public spaces. It highlights restaurant workers and store clerks as high risk, urging sufferers to stay home during contagious periods even at the cost of missed wages for the public good.
Growing Menace: Health Officials Urged to Fight Accidents
Dr. Edward S. Godfrey Sr New York state health commissioner argues public health departments neglect accident prevention while reducing infectious disease deaths. He says health authorities should focus on home and public accident safety as fatalities from preventable injuries rise.
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Edward S. Godfrey
New York State
Godfrey
Future War Obscures Ethiopian Civil Strife On Front Pages
The article notes that after Italian Ethiopian clashes a year ago major fronts turned to Spain. It observes many Ethiopians resist Italian advances while front pages now overflow with Spanish Civil War images and maps. It cautions a larger conflict could dominate pages soon.
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Ethiopia
Spain
Interesting Editorials From Other Newspapers
A record of editorials selected daily from a large collection of American newspapers in South Dakota. The notes describe access to these writings for readers of the Evening Macgale for study and reference and reference to the News Toon for additional material.
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South Dakota
For Rex Tugwell A Human, Radically Practical Reformer
Rexford Tugwell emerges as a key brain truster with bold reform ideas aimed at strengthening the American social structure. He faced critics both for his aggressive methods and for perceived radicalism yet earned respect for resilience, intellect, and leadership under pressure.
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Rexford Tugwell
Tugwell
Aministeater
Deante
Rexford Guy Tugwell
American Molassex Co
Cannon Shoots 4 Blank in Wisconsin Critique
Bruce Yates, 24, son of Homestake Mining manager, died of pneumonia in Berkeley California this week. He previously worked on the Oakland Tribune editorial staff and was a well known Lead native graduate.
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Bruce Yates
B.C. Yates
Homestake Mining Company
Berkeley
California
Oakland Tribune
Pierre Capital Journal
War fears and political maneuvering shadow 1920s Europe
Washington reports a French claim of imminent European war within the year, while analysts see no nation ready to wage a successful fight amid a global economic calm. Roosevelt's foreign policy and the Davies ambassadorship raise questions about Moscow relations and political debt, with the Supreme Court’s lax questioning unsettling lawyers. The piece blends war talk, diplomacy, and court activity into a snapshot of uneasy politics.
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Astm
United States
New Deal
Roesevele
Europe
Joe Davies
Moscow
H Davies
Reds
Bill Bullitt
Bullitt
Paris
Roosevelt
Amabassador Davies
Flrst
Tey
Washington
Representa
Russia
Gov
Davies
Land Gard
Tans Agency
Mir
Thareupon
Stuaded
Supreme Court
Twenty Years Ago Events In Huron And Nearby
A nostalgic Huron column recalls twenty years ago with visits by Mr Phelps and others attending business matters in town. McChelsey travels to Minneapolis for a Wisconsin-Minnesota football game while O Reilly heads to Aberdeen to meet his wife returning from Grand Forks. Redfield residents Mr and Mrs Allen and Miss Dorathy Reinke plan a stay en route to Sioux Falls and the Pacific Coast. Miss Reineke, former Huron resident, visits Miss Ruth Conroy. Sherman Kelley Stock Company arrives from Luverne for a week at the Grand with He Didn’t Mean To Do It as the opening bill. Tony Bernard meets E B Price in a finish wrestling match at Drum’s. Urquhart returns from travel to Chicago and Detroit. Albert Nelson of Miller is noted at the Royal. A tour of Ashland Park highlights rapid growth as many railroad workers invest in homes in the Park district, signaling a burgeoning Little City.
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Phelps
Falls Artending
McChelsey
Minneapolis
O'Reilly
Aberdeen
Grand Forks
Ms. Allen
Dorathy Reinke
Redfield
Huron
Sioux Falls
Pacific Coast
Miss Reineke
Ruth Conroy
Sherman Kelley
Luverne
Minnesota
Grand
Sherman Kelly
Threezer
Kuron
Tony Bernard
E. B. Price
Athol
Drum
Fi AM
Urquhart
Ciicaxo
Detroit
Canada
Albert Nelson
Miller
Letty
Ashland Park
Park
Broadland Extension Club Holds Meeting and Christmas Plans
Broadland November meeting at Mrs Elmer Lelands with Mrs Fred Johnson as hostess. Sixteen members attended and shared a recipe sample from the home sweets bulletin. The next gathering, a Christmas party, is set for December 24 at Mrs Willi Woodards home. Tom Halvorson and a man named testified in a Stevens estate case leaving Blunt.
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Broadland
Broadland Extension Club
Elmer Leland
Fred Johnson
Home Sweets Bulletin
Willi Woodard
HOGUE
Blunt
Man
Tom Halvorson
Bruno
Minn
Hoguever
Stevens
Halverson
Frederic March Secretly Visits Washington Heights
New York observes Frederic March secretly visiting a Washington Heights door to meet a former postwar acting mentor. The Oscar standout, famed for 3 Men on a Horse, roams public life in Manhattan while awaiting a dramatic return to Hollywood.
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New York
Fredric March
Manhattan
Mr. March
Washington Heights
Frederic March
AEF
Wingéna
March
Hollywood
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand on Cookies and Clothes
This fragment outlines a contest on cookies with prizes of 1 dollar and 50 cents for second. It also gives advice on children's clothing design focusing on practicality, ease of dressing, and durable fabrics. The piece urges simple, attractive outfits tailored to a child's environment and economy, noting ease of laundering and room for growth.
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Olive Nofe
Aberdeen Angus Beeves to Exhibit at 1896 Exposition
A carload of prime Aberdeen Angus beeves will be shown at the 1896 International Live Stock Exposition by A J Fargo of Yankton County South Dakota. Fargo advised officials he will enter his animals in the fat cattle contest. Exposition opens November 8 and closes December 5.
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Chicago
A. J. Fargo
Yankton County
South Dakota
Fargo
Primary girl finishes books at Sunshine School Iowa Township
A Sunshine School of Iowa Township reports a primary student who completed two readers Peter and Peggy and Bob and Nancy, with six weeks to begin Bob and Nancy at home. She also finished a world book with each reader and will start the third with a new reader. She is noted as a good reader. Seventh and eighth graders finished Treasure Island with stock unipes. Report by Irene Techetter, taught by Miss Glanzer.
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Adina
Pullman
Sunshine School of
Iowa
Peter
Peggy
Bob
Nancy
Treasure Island
Stort Stockunipes
Iirene Techetter
Miss Glanzer
Behind The Scenes By Rodney Dutcher
Washington reporting on Senator Augustine Lonergan of Connecticut who chairs the campaign funds committee and faces friction with the administration. The piece notes Lonergan blocking peers, Schwellenbach exposing wealthy donors, and Roosevelt’s joke about spending fueling campaigns and business stimulus.
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Washington
Way
Augustine Lonergan
Connecticut
Senator Lonergan
Myaner
Lonergan
Someshing
Lewis B. Schwellen
Lanegan
New Dealers Face Opposition as Lonergan Refuses
Democratic strategists tied Lonergan to major financiers and industries to press witnesses while he declines. Schwellenbach’s tactics discouraged some donors as critics warn that administration aims will heighten pressure against opponents in the holding company battles. Lonergan’s stance anchors his 1932 Democratic surge roots amid a storm of lobbying, power, and partisan risk.
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Ges Lonergan
du Ponts
Rocke Intellers
Morgan
Lonergan
Schwellenbach
Tctics
Leose
Fuyd
Tig Desm
Driscoll
Red Gas & Elacuic Company
Guliy
Pennsylvania
Schafer Minton
Indiana
Sisson
New York
Morrow
Power Company
Democrati Via Ca
J. Henry Roraback
Supreme Court power cases loom over public power plan
Lawyers warn that the U S Supreme Court faces three major power cases including the right to issue real grants for public power, the TVA constitutionality, and holding company validity. The holding company act case drives bitter court battles with big fees and political heat as Thacher and Jackson clash over records and disbarment risks. In Pierre, John S Conover’s campaign costs for the 1937 session totaled 25 dollars, listed in campaign finance records.
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U. S. Supreme Court
TVA
Washington
Thomas D. Thacher
U.S. Solie
Ikor Reners
Acssnss
New York
Attornney
Robert Jackson
New York Court
Jackson
Thacher
NEA Service, Inc
Pierre
Novi
John 5
Conover
Armour
Aurora
Douglas
Tela
Ampaim Serene Strument
Shite
Dust Storm Closes Blunt Schools Amid November Weather
A November dust storm hit Blunt with a high northwesterly wind reducing visibility to less than half a mile and dimming sunlight. Schools were closed during Thanksgiving week as teachers attend the state teachers association convention.
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Blunt
Duster Blunt
SDEA
Old blacksmith shop bought for storage conversion
W Leaper fms purchased the old blacksmith shop behind the Palace Cafe. The plan is to remodel it into a store room. The building is one of the town's oldest, dating back to 1883.
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BLUNT
W. Leaper
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