Postal Rates and Press Associations Notice at Huron
A fragment shows postal rates for city, mail to hit by carrier and elsewhere in the United States with yearly and monthly terms. It also mentions Associated Press rights and quotes about republication of news disptches. Names of advertising representives and cities are listed for agency contact.
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Huron
United States
Associated Press
Associated Presn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
National Advertising
Arthur A. Hage & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Asm
Minneapolis
Minn
Life magazine sale marks end of humorous issue era
The fall announcement that Life magazine has been sold ends its humorous, genteel era. The piece contrasts Life with the harsher New Yorker, noting a cultural shift from prewar ease to a postwar sense of disillusionment and unreliable progress.
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Fimes
Life
Gibson Girls
America
The
New Yorker
Old Lady
Dubuque
Peter Amie
Charles Dana Gibson
Ward BicAllister
Patriotism and Paul Revere as wartime model for business
A WPA discovered letter shows Paul Revere offering to supply copper for coinage to the U S Mint in Philadelphia during the War of 1812. He proposed supplying any amount at a price below the European rate as Europe’s shipments were disrupted by the war. The piece argues this Boston merchant set a patriotic example for modern businessmen to serve government in hard times.
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Paul Revere
America
WPA
U. S
Philadelphia
Europe
Boston
Southern Justice in Arkansas Hogs Theft Case
A white man was arrested in Arkansas after stealing two hogs. The report notes a local saying about justice and highlights the domain of rural law enforcement in the area.
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Arkansas
Swan
Arkansas Case Reverberates Over Racial Jury Bias
A colored man’s case in Arkansas ended with a white jury convicting him, later upheld by the Arkansas Supreme Court. The defendant argued the federal constitution grants full citizenship rights, noting the jury believed the Black witness’s account. The piece questions northern critics’ assumptions about racial fairness.
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Arkansas -de- Sues
Arkansas
Rural Utopia and the push toward city living
Announcement previews a rural modernization wave with radios on tractors, crop insurance plans being considered, chemists forecasting profitable farm markets, and rapid electrification. It foresees hired men milking cows and increased egg production, suggesting the old farm problem may shift to keeping people in cities.
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America
Missouri River navigation progress toward Omaha described
Kansas City engineers say no physical barrier to extending barge line navigation to Omaha next year despite drought. By 1938 plains droughts should not hinder navigation. Fort Peck dam will create a large reservoir to maintain channel flow. Channel work reaches St Joseph and Omaha port status is near, with progress toward Sioux City Yankton and beyond.
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Kansas City Star II
Missouri River
Omaha
Missouri Valley
Plains States
Fort Peck
Kansas City
Kaw Point
Wice
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Yankton
S. D
Bluffs Penning
Missouri
Mississippi
South Dakota
Toward Reunion in Unionism in the Labor Movement
The Christian Science Monitor reports tentative overtures to close the rift between the CIO and AFL. Dubinsky and Zaritsky push for unity in exchange for a robust drive in the steel and rubber industries, signaling a move toward conciliation to renew a united labor front under Green's AFL leadership.
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Christian Science Monitor
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
United States
David Dubinsky
International Ladies ‘Garment Workers Union
Max Zaritsky
Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers Union
Hax
John L. Lewis
Sue
Lewis
Ove
Amer
Fonss
Iit Res
United and
Responsible Labor Movement
William Green
Federation
Dubinsky
Myr. Zaritsky
CCC Boys Work Listed For Farm Island Dams And More
A Pierre Capital Journal summary shows CCC camps contributing vast projects across states including 1 400 000 check dams, 48 000 miles of firefighting roads, 35 000 miles of fire breaks, 43 000 miles of fire telephone lines, and planting 267 000 000 trees. It notes Farm Island dams on the Missouri River as a major achievement while citing broader erosion control and reforestation efforts alongside man days spent on fire fighting and other civic tasks.
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Pierre Capital Journal
CCC
Hoy
Farm Island
Missouri River
Dompe
Senate campaign inquiry stays quiet amid rumors and delays
Washington observers note the Senate campaign probe has not held a hearing in three months, with only one report released. Key figures like Louis Glavis appear to have traveled for information, but the door remains shut as Lonergan and Austin preside. The inquiry faces delays and questions about its timing and purpose amid campaign politics.
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Washington
Senate
Louis Glavis
Ick¢s
Michiken
Pennsylvania
Maine
Rockefellers
Duponts
Iver
Lonergan
Connecticut
Schwellenbach
Minton
Frazier
Arkt
Austin
Garner
Sunawr la Follette
Lemke
Vermont
Comunaltree
Steicher
al Smith
Hoeover
Jim Reed
Ware
Frank South i
Atc
Smater Guffey
Willian
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Moves and a Quiet Wedding
Twenty years ago in Huron Mr and Mrs A Ricker plan to move to Salt Lake City leaving Huron after years of residence. Granddaughter Ming Hoskins returns from Rockham to visit Redfield while Helen Richardson helps with a wedding. A quiet October 10 ceremony unites Miss Bessie June McMullen and Mr Nevin Seymour Jamison at the Jones home with a reception and a Colorado Street move for the newlyweds.
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A. Ricker
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mrs Ricker
Huron
H. J. Hoskins
Rockham
Ming Hoskins
Redfield
Lynn Jones
Bessie June McMullen
Nevin Seymour Jamison
Marrige
Hubert Kelene
Hellen Richardson
Mendelssohn
Jamison
Huron Milling Company
Lidy
McMullen
Abigail Corley
J. W. Corley
Corley
W. H. Smith
Stark to Try for Rhodes Scholarship at Dakota Wesleyan
Ost Mitchell 1¢-Franklin C. Stark Unityville senior at Dakota Wesleyan University has been selected by the faculty to represent the university in the Rhodes scholarship tryouts. December trials among thirty-two U S district representatives will select four candidates per district to compete for the Rhodes at Oxford. Selection emphasizes literacy scholastic ability, character leadership and physical vigor.
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Stark
Rhodes
Mitchell
Franklin C. Stark
Unityville
Dakota Wesleyan University
United States
Itwo
Oxford
World Series Dinner Held at Willow Lake
October events report a chicken dinner in the Congregational Church dining room in Willow Lake. Fans signed up for their favorite club backers of the losing team planned to provide the banquet for the winners supporters. Judge Kluger of Parker supported the hunt activities.
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Willow Lake
Lake
Besebel
Kluger
Parker
Digest Polls Spark Debate On 1932 Election Figures
The Digest poll is challenged for misrepresenting 1932 voting by New York Illinois and California, claiming Hoover would have won by large margins then but did not. Critics argue current results exaggerate Landon support and overstate relief votes, urging transparency in WPA payrolls and predicting political fallout.
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Ary Digest
Ite Resuk
Gallup
Poland
Give
Ph Wunos
California
Bes
Landon
Roosevelt
Lemke
Hoover
Aome
United States
New York
Ilinois
Mr. Hoover
Funk & Wagnolis
Literary Digest
New York State
London
Colifornia
Clinsi
Llineis
Rooseveltana
Illinois
Pol
the Register and Tribune Syndicate
Teose
Levery
Jand 5T
Roasevelt
Pennsylvania
WPA
Ing
Senate
Asce
Hopkins
Hopskins
Hopleins
Jecnl
Seek Federal Aid for Sioux Falls Municipal Airport
A. N. Graff of Sioux Falls said Tuesday he has requested a conference with Works Progress Administration officials as the first step toward federal aid for a 3,320 acre municipal airport at Sioux Falls. The WPA would be asked to provide a grant of 194,650 dollars for improvements, with the city supplying the remaining 55,350 dollars and the necessary land.
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S. F
Washington
A. N. Graff
Sioux Falls
Works Progress Administration
Hessig
WPA
Two In Lead Appeal Income Tax Levies
Horace Clark and Charlotte C Clerk of Lead appealed to the board of tax appeals today from a 34 064 income tax assessment. They contended the commissioner of internal revenue erred in computing their 1333 and 1344 taxable incomes. PUBLISH STUDENT LIFE ST LAWRENCE Oct 14 Special The first issue of the Student Life was published Monday Oct 12 by a staff from Journalian members campaigning Bet subscriptions for the gem.
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Washington
Horace
Clark
Charlotte
Lead
Board.of Tax Appeals
the. Commissioner. of Internal Revenue
Student Life
St: Lawrence
Journalian
Gem
Mountain to Mahomet case ends with capture of trousers
Police Judge Louis Petrash freed Kenneth Osborne after ruling his intoxication charge satisfied by the theft of his trousers. Osborne will gain freedom once he obtains a new pair of pants. Nearby, a Willow Lake visitor from Oregon recalls family ties and farming near the town.
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Associated Press
Mahomet
Cleveland
Ohio
Louis Petrash
Cry Hall
Kenneth Osborne
Resson
Osborne
Petrash
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