Huron Publishing Co. notices and subscription rates
Published by The Huron Publishing Co at 49 Third Street Huron South Dakota editor Robert D Lusk. Rates list weekly carrier 20 cents yearly mail 6 dollars elsewhere in South Dakota 5 cents weekly 1 8 weeks 1 00 3 months 1 50 6 months 2 75 1 year 35 06 US mail 6.00. Also AP rights and advertising bureau memberships noted.
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Huron Publishing CO
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Robert D. Lusk
Huron
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South Kota
United States
Peace and independence through American strength
The Evening Huronite argues that lasting world peace requires America to wield final say, ensure freedom of movement and commerce, provide adequate trade to keep employment, and safeguard freedom and independence both at home and abroad, while maintaining that peace.
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America
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Huron Firemen Promote Fire Prevention Week Efforts
The Huron fire department in cooperation with city authorities advances a home inspection campaign to reduce dwelling fires. Under Fire Chief Buck Cotter, downtown buildings are card-indexed, exits mapped, and inspections conducted to train crews and aid readiness. Training and demonstrations boost public understanding of prevention amidst evolving warfare threats.
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Huron
Buck Cotter
Havarda
Tao
Fire Department
Europe
Dollars Get a Workout as Banks Expand Lending
Reported Chicago bank loans and discounts on the September 30 call date reached 746 million dollars, the highest since the 1987 downturn. An expansion of about 26 million this year points to defense industry growth and rising payrolls, signaling broader national prosperity ahead.
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Chicago
By Ruth Millett A humorous portrait of puzzled husbands
A column playful about husbands, describing them as odd, time pressed, fashion-chasing, sentimental, and dependent on wives for many choices. The piece paints husbands as ordinary men with mismatched views on papers, gifts, recipes, and social life.
Political quotes and educational notes from the era
A collage of statements cites Norman Thomas on social order versus railroad progress, a 1930s New York youth education critique, a U S Public Health Service figure on trichinosis, Thomas Desmond on labor and U S markets, David Dubinsky on making the U S a world style center, Alfred Sloan on national defense, and Dr Albert Degser on German-Latin American trade extension.
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U.S. Public Health Service
New York State
Thomas c. Desmond
David Dubinsky
Ilgwu
U. S
Alfred P. Sloan
Latin America
United States
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Albert Degser
Hitler Conquests and Romanian Occupation in War News
The piece argues Nazi troops occupy Romania after Caxol’s abdication, framed as protective by officials but presented as conquest to the German public. It predicts Hitler’s regime thrives on conquests to maintain prestige and suggests that broad blockade could eventually end the conflict if sustained.
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Ube
Ioward
Coustes
Minneapolis Star-Journal
Adolf Hitler
Romania
Caxol
Rumania
Germany
British Isles
Hitler
Uncle Sam Sells Wildlife From Defense Surplus
Uncle Sam offers 109 buffaloes 58 elk and 50 mule deer for sale at 30 to 60 dollars each from four wildlife refuges. Animals may be sold live or butchered with preference for live breeding or exhibition buyers. Orders taken by the Fish and Wildlife Service in the Department of the Interior.
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Sam
Uncle Sam
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Game hogs ruin hunting season in South Dakota
Mitchell Daily epublic reports six Indiana pheasant hunters in Sanborn County face arrest and a $600 fine for possession of 156 birds. The piece argues enforcement is difficult but necessary to preserve the sport and warns against excessive slaughter as state wardens patrol vast areas to curb illegal hunting.
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Mitchell Dailyepublic
Indiana
Sanborn County
South Dakota
Dreds
Stata
Widow to gain thousands after 90 cent error in Social Security records
Grace Catton recounts how Maryland widow Mrs. Thomas Bruce Holland will receive several thousand dollars in Social Security benefits for herself and her four children after clerks traced a missing 90 cents. A defunct or misrecorded wage of 5 dollars was later found, correcting the record from Washington to New Jersey and back, ensuring Holland’s eligibility until her youngest child reaches 18.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Maryland
Thomas Bruce Holland
Rivrdale
Holland
Hind
Baltimore
Connecticut
New Haven
Ansonia
Seymour
Waterbury
New Jersey
I Man
Socially Security Board
Meral
Special Security Board
Princess Elizabeth to Speak on Radio Sunday
Fore teen-year-old Princess Elizabeth who may one day be queen speaks on radio Sunday addressing English children. Three networks will relay from London at 16:25 a.m. and a dense schedule of programs follows across WIZNBC CBS and MBS with music news and variety shows through the day.
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New York
Elizabeth
Great Britain
England
Wiznbc
Cbsi l
MBS
London
Raymond G Swing Wor Map Broadcast Listing
Program guide fragment lists multiple radio segments including 3 15 News Major Nason TM 830 Concert Music NBC Weather Singers War News and Amos and Andy repeats with sports news and dance side segments in various coast-to-coast channel tags.
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Abner
Nhe Weat
Alma Kitchell
News Broadcasting
Wabe
Edwin C. Hill
Cbs-Wabe-Basie
Bill. Stern
Hedda Hopper
Cbs- Ic
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Paul Sullivan
Cbs-Wabe
Len Salva
Mbs-Chain
Paul Douglas
Lowell Thomas
Wiz Bas
Cbs
Alec Templeton
Neat
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Wallenstein Sinfonietta
Mbs
Elmer Davie
Johnny
Orches
Gabriel Heater
Wor
Basic
Bill Ackerman
Spts
Arch. Oboler
Obe-Weaf
Vass
Obe
Wjz
Grand Central
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Wjal
Bob Ripley
Raymond G
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Waab
Major Nason
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Weat
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Andy
Bushfield Defends Rural Credit Refinancing Program
Governor Bushfield at a rally attacked Lewist on Bicknell for refusing to exchange bonds at 31 percent interest, claiming the rural credit refinancing saved the state 1.7 million dollars. He charged deceptive campaign tactics and touted departmental reform turning a white elephant into a sound program.
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Bushfield
R. C
Bicknell
Onida
Lewiston Bicknell
Pierre
Bushfide
Lewis Bicknell
Treasury
WELL-KNOWN STAR AND VARYING CROSWORD CLUES
A jumbled list of crossword style clues appears, mixing across and down hints. Entries reference actors, measurements, objects, and abstract terms with scattered numbers. The text reads like a puzzle page fragment rather than a coherent news item, offering assorted definitions and partial phrases.
Plan To Shift Dry-Farming Areas Of U S Great Plains To Grazing Use
The U S Department of Agriculture outlined a plan to shift high risk dry farming in the Great Plains to intensive grazing to conserve resources. It notes reseeding to maintain soil organic matter and suggests perennial grasses in northern areas, plus integrating livestock with grain crops to adapt to drought while improving forage and water management. The report anticipates larger farms, continued mechanization, and a focus on conserving scarce range land as grazing expands.
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U.S. Great Plains
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Pattern 8812 sewing pattern offer in The Evening Hut
An advertising notice promotes Pattern 8812 for a shirtwaist skirt ensemble with trim double pockets. Details include sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 4g 48 and a winter season appeal. Order instructions cite The Evening Hut Todays Pattern Service 211 W Wacker Drive Chicago Illinois with coin price 15e pattern book 25¢.
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W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
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