Post Office Rates In Huron South Dakota
Rotary updates at the Huron post office outline second class meter by carrier in the city, with monthly and yearly mail rates across the United States. The page notes Associated Press copyright and cites national ad reps Arthur H. Sage & Associates in multiple cities.
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United States
Associated Press
Buresa
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Sage & Associates
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Kusama City
Omaha
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Cola
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Chicago
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Minneapolis
Minn
Roosevelt Support Proclaimed By Pennsylvanian Publisher
Ralph Beaver Strassburger of Norristown declares support for President Roosevelt based on his view that the U S has recovered better than other nations. He cites European turmoil and his Republican credentials as basis for voting against Charles Landon and for Roosevelt’s re election. He urges patriotism and preservation of democracy rooted in his colonial Pennsylvania ancestors.
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Landon
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Sorodu
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Reat Bruau
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Suet
Int Newas
Lue Bestauarte
Pennsylvanias
Public Reaction to Royal Romance Shifts With Times
The piece argues that historic queens faced public indifference, whereas modern readers engage on royal private matters. It notes Edward VII’s earlier affairs drew little objection, but now as king, his romantic life shapes public opinion about monarchy and national unity amid global threats.
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Athens
Troy
Cleopatra
Edward VII
England
Prince of Wales
Edward
British Empire
United States
King Edward and Mrs Simpson Turmoil Prompt Naval Detachment Joke
The author rails against Wallis Simpson amid royal marriage rumors and divorce talk, mocking her motives and urging a Marines detachment to return her to Baltimore, a city the writer dislikes. The tone blends satire with political opinion about monarchy and democracy.
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Mrs. Simpson
New Low Attacks Roosevelt Over War Record in SD Leaflet
A mimeographed Republican leaflet from South Dakota questions President Roosevelt s wartime service and compares him to Abraham Lincoln. It accuses Roosevelt of clinging to a $10,000 a year post as secretary of the navy instead of serving in the trenches.
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South Dakota
Navy
Abraham Lincoln
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George B. Elliot Remembered by Watertown Public Opinion
George B. Elliot, a longtime editorial writer for the Watertown Public Opinion, was respected for a courteous, informed voice. His columns reflected kindness and thoughtful restraint, tempering partisan views with respect for readers’ intelligence and differing opinions.
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Northwest
George B. Elliot
Watertown Public Opinion
Watertown
Elliot
Elot
Editorials from South Dakota Newspapers Evening Bureau
Daily editorials selected from a large South Dakota newspaper collection. Readers visit during office hours at the Evening Hurore News Room on the second floor of the Evening Ferenste Building. The editor notes the items for private study and political review.
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Edltor
Democracy Under Pressure (New York Times on voter registration surge)
Massive voter enrollment in New York City and nationwide trends spark questions about why many previously inactive citizens now register. Analysts cite a mix of anti New Deal sentiment, fear, aging voters, and naturalized citizens. leaders warn democracy is under pressure as citizens seek reassurance they remain free.
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New York Times
New York City
Bortant
Voice of America
Two Sides of Japan in Boston Art Exhibition
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts hosts a major Japanese art show with lenders in Japan declining heavy transit insurance. Meanwhile the South Dakota Highway Commission seeks bids to pave No. 16 from Mitchell eastward, edging toward hard surfacing ahead of tourist season as gravel routes shrink.
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Kansas City Star
Boston Museum of
London
Boston
Harvard
Watt
South Dakota Highway Commission
No. 16
Mitchell
Bridgewater
Emery
Minnesota Line
Chamberlain
Black Hills
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Election fatigue and big voter surge in 1940 campaign
Ennis Washington notes fatigue beneath fresh campaign pose as anxiety grows over unprecedented voter turnout. About 44,000,000 expected to vote, with Democrats predicting a 9.5 million plurality and Republicans similar hopes. Revelations touch on WPA registrations, campaign finance quirks, Hoover publicity, and talk of tariff policy shifts post election.
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Washington
Apa
Garner
der Republleans
Unkne Sns
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Education Meeting News
The Huron public schools will send fifty teachers to the thirty-fourth South Dakota Educational Association session in Watertown on November 71, 24 and 2. Expected attendance reaches 2,500.Miss Mil ldared Thompson will address the Primary and kindergarten section and F L Whitney will discuss educational measurements and school testing. Also notes on local officials and social visits include Dr and Mrs B H Sprague in Chicago and Philadelphia, W ON farmer back from Sioux Falls grand jury, and violin recital at Huron College School of Music with performers Bernice Robinson and others.
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New Norts
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Sioux Falls
John Darby
Omaha
Huron High School
Jessie Gordon Ewart
Finley
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School of Musi
Mrs Holmstrom Remains In Jail in SIOUX FALLS
Mrs Sophia Holmstrom remains jailed in Sioux Falls after 38 days for failing to satisfy a $17,500 alienation for affections judgment. A hearing to release her by taking a debtor's oath extended late, with no indication it would end before morning. Mundt, attorney for the deceased Annie Linnenbuerger estate, questioned her about complex property transfers over 15 years to show she could pay part of the judgment.
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Holmstrom
Sionx Falls
Sophia Holmstrom
John C. Mundt
Annie Linnenbuerger
St Lawrence High Holds Homecoming Festivities
St Lawrence High celebrated homecoming with a six man football game against Conde, winning 32 to 20. Alumni banquet followed at 6 pm in the aid hall, then an evening program in the gym featuring queen Helen Bush and marshal Max Thompson. Seniors won the class candidate contest amid readings, music, and a one act play directed by Alice Cox.
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Alice Cox
Roosevelt Landslide Speculation Across Newspapers
A 1936 election analysis surveys the Literary Digest polls, Washington correspondents, and government statisticians predicting a Roosevelt landslide. It weighs regional shifts from New England to the Midwest, party power, and labor and relief votes, with cautious caveats about overestimates and polling limits.
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Rudy Ard Kipling
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Jim Farley
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Landon
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David Lawrence
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George Gallup
John Hamilton
Mississippi
Ohio
London
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Potomac
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Rhode Island
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Tiniels
Oddy
P. T. A. Meeting at Raymond School
The Rever. P. T. A. held the second meeting of the year in the high school Assembly. Deloris Loomis played a piano solo. Professor Herther discussed amendments B and CY to be voted on this fall, followed by a discussion. Joan Erling read Little Orphan Annie. Halloween stunts by Bra. Forrest and Danforth provided entertainment.
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T. A
Deloris Loomis
Herther
Éall
Pt.a
Joan Erling
Bra. Forrest
Danforth
Funeral Rites Held for George Steptoe Miller
Funeral services were conducted for George Steptoe Miller at Ree Haights, following his death Saturday at his home 22 miles northwest of Miller. A Hand County resident for 53 years, he had been in poor health for three years. He is survived by his wife, three sons and three daughters. Rev. Albert Hartt of Miller officiated.
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Albert Hartt
Church of Christ Aid Meets in Wellington
The Church of Christ Aid Society hosted by Mrs Eva DeRaven drew a good crowd on Friday night in Wellington. Miss Marian Frees led the program on Libya with notes on the sermon and acts of the Apostles to be studied. A lunch followed, and the next gathering at Mrs Luke Robins home with cohostess Mrs Gertie Baird is planned for October 30.
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Wellington
Church of Christ Aid Society
Eva DeRaven
Guy Ribsteit
Bruce
Marian Frees
Luke Robinson
Gertig Baird
Ory Parker
Carnival success at Preston High raises record receipts
Preston High reports the October carnival at Lake Preston drew about 280 dollars, the largest for similar events. The parade opened the program, Miss Inex Anderson was crowned queen, Mixy Clyve Willitens named most popular, and Jacqueline Swarts titled cutest kiddie. Proceeds fund grades, high school activities, and library programs.
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Lake Preston
Acre
Inex Anderson
Mixy Clyve Willitens
Jacqueline Swarts
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