Coal Merits From Districts Noted In Selection
Coal buyers note selection by district with mentions of Beulah Pocahontas Arkansas Anth Berwind Keeney Dixie Pocahontas Buckwheat and Orient stove varieties. The list includes high and low volatile types plus stove coal names and briquettes. Delivery and city tax implied.
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Peacock
Arkansas
Keeney
Dixie Paris
Seeds and Feeds Wanted to Buy and Estate Notices
Seed house calls for sorghums and corn samples for top bids. Noticing probate and sheriff sale details in Beadle County South Dakota. Estate of Yerne Sedam referenced with hearing set. notices to heirs and creditors. Special execution notice on Rome Owner Loan Corporation case details rich with legal actions.
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J G. Winter
Fack Verne Sedem
South, Dakota
Howard’ B. Sedam
Dirs
Brownell Peterson
Howard B. Sedam
Huron
South Dakota
Yerne Sedam
Anid Say
Northwest Security National Bavic
Esid Coun
Beadle
P Notte Ia
Hurac
Glanzer
Clerl
Court of the
Niner Judicial Ghreate
Rome
Thanksgiving Dinner Ties To Rite Food Shoppe
Ad copy lists choicest meats and home-killed poultry for a Thanksgiving order. Mentions plum pudding pies and turkey roasted offerings from the Rite Food Shoppe to assure a successful meal. Includes scattered OCR quirks and shorthand.
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Rite
Turkey
Pleasing Aprons pattern offers easy sew and cute designs
Easy to follow apron pattern No 8075 shows an all-covering back skirt and secure straps with tie-on option. Includes sizes 16 pinafore and 1-8 yard 32 inch material guidance plus ric rac trim. Send 15c and details to Evening Huronite pattern service for Chicago address and optional Fashion Book.
Penn State-NYU match shocks with 34–19 margin
Dr. Mal Stevens of New York University commented on the game against Syracuse, noting he expected Penn State to win but not by such a wide 34 to 19 margin.
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Penn State
NEW York
Mal Stevens
New York University
Inn State
Syracuse
Odell Penn’s Rise Sparks Munger’s Freshman Valuation
Odell Penn’s rapid development draws praise from coach George Munger who hails the sophomore as Pennsylvania’s most valuable prospect on a rising team reaching toward notable early success.
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Odell Penn
Philadelphia
Bob Odell
George Munger
Pennsylvania
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Clue Style Post
Fragmented OCR text shows puzzle style clues with scattered definitions and abbreviations. It mentions signal corps imagery and assorted numbered entries like 10 Court 12 Perfect 43 Slope 34 Term for grading off abbr. 25 Give medical agreement between nations and other mixed terms.
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Horiontal
Signal Corps
Odritt
Boy Scouts Lead Citywide Waste Paper Drive
Boy Scouts across the Centrib Pout Deke Council begin collecting waste paper to aid defense programs. Scouts plan to contact every house to secure new sources while maintaining support for social agencies. Troops in Huron and surrounding districts have started the drive under William Churchill guidance.
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Bain
Boy Scouts
Huron
Centrib Pout Deke Council
William Churchill
Pleasant Corner Pupils Create Bird and Tree Designs
Pleasant Corner School seventh and eighth graders study using birds in design. They cut red paper birds and trees mounted on white paper. Jores Friese of the school writes about the Pilgrims and their voyage aboard the Mayflower, noting they believed in worship as they traveled.
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Jores Friese
Hol Jend
America
Ocean
Oceanus
Sunshine League Elects New Officers at November Meeting
The Sunshine League held a regular meeting November 12 with President Josephine Smith presiding. Officers elected were Lois Cawie as president Joy Miniam as vice president Josephine Smith as secretary and Harley Jungemann as treasurer. A Christmas program planning session was held and a committee was formed to arrange items for sale. After the meeting a program and games followed with Joy Minium and Josephine Smith performing a long acted out piece.
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Sunshine League
Soscephine Smith
Y. C. L. Flac
C.L
Max Kohlmeyer
Lois Cawie
Joy Miniam
Josephine Smith
Harley Jungemann
Joy Minium
Local Names Featured In Community Song And Stunts
Names A Yvonne Jungemann Amanda Kohlmeyer Lois Clary Cowie Dorothy Rex Dorothy Miester appear in a community event with songs and stunts by Yvonne Junge mann Joy Minium Josephine Smith and brief reporting notes by a reporter. The fragment suggests a small local page item highlighting participants and performances.
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Yvonne Jungemann
Amanda Kohlmeyer
Lois and
Clary Cowie
Dorothy Rex
Dorothy Miester
Joy Minium
Josephine Smith
YCL Names Officers And Committees
Betty Lou Newland an eighth grade pupil of Pleasant Hill School leads the YCL at its third meeting on November 14. She presides as president as songs are sung and minutes approved. Officers named include Lyle Newland president Phyllis Smith vice president Ronald Jacobs secretary. Committees list assigns Phyllis, Ernest to outdoor buildings. Duane Friese to front hall. Donald Jacobs to dusting. Junior Marone to erasers library William Smith to back hall Charleen Marone to desk inspector Margaret Reineke to wash stand Roger Marone to wastebasket Lyle Newland and Ronald Jacobs to ashes and Betty Newland to washing boards. The group plans a program for the next meeting.
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Betty Lou Newland
Pleasant Hill
Betty Lou
C. L
League
Lyle Newland
Phyllis Smith
Ronald Jacobs
Johnson
Phyllis and
Ernest
Duane Friese
Donald Jacobs
Junior Marone
William Smith
Delma Newland
Charleen Marone
Margaret Reineke
Roger Marone
Ronald ‘Jacobs
Betty Newland
Weeks School Declamatory Contest Participants Named
Ten pupils from Weeks School attended the declamatory contest on November 12 at Wolsey. Speakers included Harry Marone Joy Minium Yvonne Jungemann and Josephine Smith. Three pupils Harry Marone Joy Minium and Yvonne Jungemann received good ratings while Josephine Smith earned an excellent rating. Josephine said we enjoyed the declamatory contest. Teacher Miss Tollefson noted the event.
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Wolsey
Harry Marone
Joy Minium
Yvonne Jungemann
Dinner, Barn Visit, and Hidden Plans Drive Diana’s Dilemma
Diana faces a mounting clash between romance and family approval as Stephen Curt and her father discuss marriage during a dinner and barn visit. The planned broadcast looms, and Diana worries about a future shaped by her father’s consent. Stephen’s attitude toward Mr Tucker hints at evolving options.
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Tuckers
Stephn Curt
Diana
Stephen
Curt
Stephen Curt
Mr. Tucker
Ste
Veky
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Fortien
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Frances Beauty Shop
Marinello Beauty Shop
Beauty Shop
Riverside
Grant
S. L. Rhodes
Root
Prince Albert
Big Ben
Kentucky Club
Huron Liquor Store
Huronite
L. F. Hilig
Costains
D. M. Fel
S. D
First Street
Geo. J
Huron Ride & Metal Co
Kansas, S. E
Bolles & Rogers
Ralph Rhoads
Forestburg, CO
Dak
Montana
Dakota
Royal Hotel
Worm Room
Bath
Nice
California
Mre Stowell
Huron Mills
Wwe
Gus Jacobson
Huron, S
Paragon
Holilarbush Machine Works
Huron Mills, Inc
Carthage
J. B. McGinty
Peter Derschied
Carpenter
Jens Olsen
Hitchcock
C. H. Nonaber
Vitalix
Canton
Huron’ Convalescent
Third St. S. W. Margaret Knupp
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Points East
Satuday
Orient
Harry Eisele
Uncle Sam
Civil Service
Pila Im Nun Eo
Hampshire
Fred Eckmann
Cavour
Peter Anderson
W. C. Zelko
Esmond
Carl Larson
U.S. Es
Feuerstein
Bancroft
Poland
China
Albert
Trequala
Peter Mintener Lumber CO
Kansas 8
Virgil
Cook
Schultz
Barlett
Medler
Fed. Land Bank
Nat'l] Farm
Leon Assas
Masonic Temple
Roy C. Holdridge
Bill
Lampe
National Farm Loan Associations
Volge
Dakene Beauty É Brookings
Sale—International
Fiat Rack
Cice
Togato
Perry
Delite Shop
Tom
Zhuraday
Colonist Bakery
Gerald
Stock Fleming's
Dakots S
Naeves
General Electric
Greggerson
Warners
John's
Uae
Siebrechts
D. W. McCoy
Perle
Roa
Central
Evelyn Hartnagel
YCL
DFE Smet