Huron Publishing Co issues and contact details
Published by THE HURON PUBLISHING CO. 49 Third St and B CHAS H J MITCHELL President Treasurer ROBERT D LUSS Secretary Entered at the Postoffice at Huron S D as second class matter Rates include per week 15 cents per month 0c 7 months 2 00 15 months 1 00 per year 6 00 Associate press rights and circulation data listed Telephone numbers 4151 4181 department of Porson wanted
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War horror and the inescapable nature of conflict
The piece argues that the Ethiopian bombing is a stark example of war’s brutality. It urges Americans to view it not as Italian malice alone but as a grim facet of war, comparing atrocities to past acts against Native Americans and quoting Sherman to frame war as civilization’s stark denial.
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Our Lucky Nation Misses Mussolini Speech by Baseball
Americans enjoyed a radio clash as Detroit fans shifted from Mussolini’s Italian war speech to a World Series game. The Atlantic shields the United States from Europe’s driving headaches, allowing peaceful daily life amid looming conflicts and distant tensions.
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We Can Cut Him Off and Watch the World Series
The district reflects on war threats and the allure of ordinary life as the Atlantic widens between anxiety and baseball. Readers acknowledge a distant European conflict’s impact, yet claim detachment, noting the luck of not living under heightened extreme tension while choosing to enjoy the day’s games.
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Not True About Youth and Middle Age Pranks
A column argues against the idea that youth alone wrecks college life and that elders are blameless. It notes similar mischief among older generations and warns against unfairly labeling youth as worthless, urging balanced judgment and perspective.
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Dairy association backs bovine TB testing to win accreditation
At Watertown regent convention the South Dakota dairy group urged cooperation in a bovine tuberculosis testing program to gain accredited status. Proponents argue consumer demand and buyer preferences will pressure farmers to participate, while opposition exists in Day County and surrounding areas. The piece also notes state efforts in neighboring states to achieve varying levels of accreditation and glimpses at political commentary involving Will Rogers and Tom Berry.
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State Dairy Association
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Iowa
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Will Rogers
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Hollywood
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Buck Jones
Menes
Love schemes and car bonds drive a river outing
Jean Dunn, stenographer to Donald Montague, becomes entangled with Bobby Wallace who plots to hound Montague into buying bonds. Sandy Barking favors a risky ride and a river outing to press his case while Jean weighs an arranged engagement and a social trap. The chapter mixes romance, deceit, and a planned financial gambit set around The Golden Feather and a boat trip by the river.
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Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Fean
Mike Hagan
Wen
Jean
Sandy
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Bolly
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I Tate
Joan
Soan
Iydng
Bobus
Momague
Andrew
Vin
Jenny
Mary
Tuck
Widlace
Mr. Montague
Herdby
Miss Dunn
Riverboat Rendezvous Sparks Quiet Mood in Moonlight
A river trip with Sandy and Ann leads to a late dinner and a soft flirtation. They pause at the boathouse, share memories, and part with promise of another ride, as Ann rushes home to avoid trouble while Bobby notes a profitable Sands deal unfolding.
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Persson
Huron Watertown clash ends tied six six
Twenty years ago today in Huron a Huron Watertown football game at Watertown finished 6 to 6. The first half saw both teams score two touchdowns as Huron dominated the onlookers with Riley Daurn and Matson shining. Local figures include Towle arriving on business and several residents planning travel or returning from distant cities.
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Minneapolis
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Armond Oh Morsing
van Dalsem
A. L. Kinikead
A.B. ‘Sheldon
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Peter Randall
Edward ‘Notestein
Help Need People Collect Old Clothes For Needy
Citizens encouraged to donate used garments for distribution by Salvation Army. Legion volunteers will collect clothing and arrange pickup via phone contact with W C Welter and local legion registrar in the city. Call 4288 to schedule a pickup or arrange mailing labels.
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American Logic Clothing Commites
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W. C. Welter
Local Notices From Watertown and Aberdeen
Reported last evening visitors include Willian Whitney from Aberdeen to see his parents Mr and Mrs Laie Whitney. Mrs W J Wilcox arrived from Yankton for a short visit with relatives Mrs Withers and Olive Wilcox. A son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs E W Van Noss at this city.
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Haron
Watertown Life
Willian Whitney
Aberdeen
Laie Whitney
W. J. Wilcox
Yankton
W. J. ‘Withers
Mise Olive Wilcox
A. R. Gardner
Minneapolis
E. W. van Noss
Women to Serve Reform School Terms in Alderson
Mabel Mary De Shouquette and Raith Do and Ivan Moccasin of Pierre and Lower Brule were sentenced to up to a year and a day in Alderson Federal Reform School after pleading guilty to violating the national motor vehicle act. Two male accomplices received terms in Deadwood mental institutions following last spring proceedings.
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Sioux Falls
Mabel Mary de Shouquette
Raith Do
Ivan Moccasin
Pierre and
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United States
Alderson
W. Va
A. Lee Wyman
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Deadwood
Freshman Officers Elected At State College
Brookings Oct 10 The freshman class at State College elected Stoddard of Mitchell as president. The cabinet includes Phyllis Hubbard and Beth Collins in general science, Arden Brill of Aberdeen, Feney Callhan of Sioux Falls, Werner Hanson of Brookings, Lucie Lindaurst of Watertown, and George Bartuman of Philip.
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Brookings
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Aberdeen
Ageicules
Feney Callhan
Sioux Falls
Werner Hanson
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Lucie Lindaurst
Waterto Home Economics
George Bartuman
Philip
Pharmacy
Lake Preston Reports First Snow of the Season
Lake Preston records the year's first snow as a cold front arrived on Wednesday morning. Blustery north winds followed unseasonably warm days with scattered rain and light snow flurries. Farmers hope for rain to aid moisture and potato digging benefits.
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