Journalists Elect Huron Girl Janet Thatcher President
Janet Thatcher of Huron was elected first president of the central division of the South Dakota High School Press Association at Miller on October 12. Bob Ronan of Fort Pierre was named vice president and Marjorie Molesworth of Miller secretary-treasurer. Emil Frost spoke on managing editor views and H. S. Hepner led a discussion on high school journalism.
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Riley Gardner
Ree Heights
Miss Thatcher
Huron
Garman Nelson
Miller Wi-Lite
Miller
Rouge
Brookings
Gettysburg
Port Pierre Highmore
Wessington Springs
Wessington
Harold
Cunming
Clean Up Fire Hazards In Huron Urges Teuber
Fire Chief Max Teuber urged vacant lot and building owners in Huron to remove weeds refuse and other accumulations creating fire danger. High weeds around structures alleys and garages dry and prone to ignite from sparks during bonfires and chimneys. The message accompanied Huron Fire Prevention Week activities with talks drills and films about the citys April disaster. A W Palm chairs the Fire Prevention Week committee for 1938.
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Teuhber
Teuber
Huron
A. W. Palm
Weather summary for Huron area and neighbors
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures. Temperatures rise from morning mid 40s to upper 60s by daybreak, with south state areas staying warm tonight and cooler Friday. Minnesota and Iowa regions expect generally fine weather through Friday with warming in the south and cooler extremes in the northwest.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
South Portion
Friay
Iowa
Northwest
Gas masks required by new fascist Rome law
Faced with a new fascist ordinance in Rome, employers must issue gas masks to thirty percent of industrial and state employees within a year, with the remainder supplied within ten months. The measure aims to prepare workers for potential chemical threats under the regime.
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Rome
Cancer Increases Among Oldsters Alarming rise in cancer deaths age sixty and over
Philadelphia report from the United States Chapter of the International College of Surgeons cites Ohio data showing cancer deaths in the over sixty group nearly doubling from 1910 to 1930. Dr Andre Crotti warns preventive medicine and welfare systems may extend life into the dreaded cancer age. He notes 150000 cancer deaths nationally last year and suggests a third could be eliminated with full awareness and early detection. He also outlines early warning signs and stresses that early removal offers the best chance of cure.
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Philadelphia
United States
International College of Surgeons
Andre Crotti
Ohio
Crotti
Public Lecture On Marijuana At Huron College Chapel
Rev A Z Haines rector of Winner Episcopal Church will lecture on marijuana at Huron College chapel at 8 oclock October 7. Sponsored by City Federation of Women's Clubs civic committee, the talk aims to inform women and families about the weed and its spread in the state. Up to date state law enforcement attache and college faculty attendance urged for all interested.
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Episcopal Church
Brooks
Cit
Haines
Huron College Chapel
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Huron College
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Miss Lucille Winters to Move Beauty Shop to Woonsocket
Miss Lucille Winters, who has run a beauty parlor with Poole's barber shop, returned Tuesday from a trip to Lane and Woonsocket and plans to move her beauty operation to Woonsocket to open there.
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Lucille Winters
Lane
Woonsacket
Wallace to speak at Mitchell Corn Palace address
Mitchell Oct 10 1 3 Way to preside at meeting featuring Wallace address Henry A Wallace secretary of agriculture will deliver an address at 8 p m broadcast over WNAX Ronald editor will introduce him. The event is non political but may hint at administration farm program support with no rally or candidate participation. Wallace travels by auto from Sioux Falls after a dinner then to Sioux City to return to Washington Monday.
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X. Way
Watertown Public Opinion
Corn Palace
Henry A. Wallace
WNAXW
R. Ronald
Daily Republic
Mitchel Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Powell
Sission
South Dakota Democratic Committee
Wallace
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Washington
Beadle County Schools Benefit From Growth and Sales Taxes
Beadle County has received 131322.04 for its schools from growth income and sales taxes during five years of levies. The two tax laws have provided 4,143,733.39 for the aid of South Dakota schools. Beadle County will get 4.15 per pupil this year, totaling 23,273.45, plus 480 monthly to help pay teachers' salaries in distressed schools. Wessington receives 330 monthly and Sand Creek 180. From the interest and income fund, Beadle County got 23.56 per pupil in 1933, rising to 6.05 in 1938 for a total of 35,936.43. The state apportionment from 1934 to 1938 totaled 36,105,090.09. Permanent school fund collections over the period were 4,348,691, all reinvested in bonds and mortgages.
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Ben Strool
Joner
Public Ls
South Dakota
Stroal
Sehonly
Buacle County
Averail
Pattison State Park fall injures 16 year old girl
Margaret Donavan, 16, endured a 60 foot fall into a gorge at Pattison State Park. She landed on rocky ledge with minor scratches reported as the preliminary results.
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Wis
Margaret Donavan
Pattison State Park
Fosheim Campaign Aims to End Sales Tax and Promote Land Return
L A Haug of Beresford and Ben Strool spoke as Fosheim pledges to abolish taxes on poverty and increase taxes on wealth. He attacks the gold ore tax boost and vows to oppose wasteful state spending while proposing land rehabilitation with farmer-friendly terms. He criticizes H Botta, touts farm programs, and contrasts political rivalries with Barry and Gurney on pension plans and tax policy.
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Beresford
Ben Strool
Fosheim
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Gird
Pasheim
H. Botta
Fasheim
Democratic Party
Tom Barry
Emil Loriks
Washington
Wosk
United States
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Harlan Bushfield
Norbeck
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Townsend
Berry
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Gurney
Berry Defends Public Aid Programs in South Dakota Campaign
Hinselman, Fosheim, and Berry critique Republican spending while praising federal aid, bank deposit act, and agricultural conservation benefiting 70 000 farmers. Berry backs Townsend pension plan to remove workers and address unemployment as candidates offer few substitutes. The discussion highlights state aid measures and calls for continued support to revive business and agriculture.
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Berry
Gurney
South Dakota
Townsend
Republican Treasuer Claims Tax Increases Amid Debt Cuts
The state treasurer warned of a badly weakened credit structure while noting over 4 million dollars in state tax increases in the past year. He added 1.56 million dollars trimmed from the state debt in 18 months, accusing the GOP pledge of tax cuts in 1936 as unfulfilled. He cited charts comparing GOP and Democratic administrations.
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Ninselman
Kellogg's Al-Bran: a gentle bulk for constipation
An old advertisement urges readers to treat constipation by increasing dietary bulk with Kellogg's Al-Bran cereal. It explains bulk as indigestible material aiding bowel movements, notes the product provides both bulk and vitamin B1, and claims it is not a drug. Produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Felloge’s
Battle Creek
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