Huron Publishing Co advertises rates and contact info
The Huron Publishing Co lists subscription prices by region with weekly and monthly packages and a 5c postal rate. It also notes Associated Press rights, audit bureau membership, and national ad representatives in New York, Kansas City, Omaha, Denver, San Francisco, Chicago, and Minneapolis.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Urge
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Tra
Mevaber Audit Bureau of
National Advertising
Aether H. Hage & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omeha, Nebz
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
Northwest Daily Press Association
Minneapolis
Minn Call
Automatic Income Panic and the Pension Plan
The piece argues that the California thirty dollar pension scheme reflects widespread desperation and fear of hunger. It cautions against overreacting to government funded security, noting political and business tensions and urging calmer, fact-based recovery without reliance on federal payrolls.
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Gore
California
United States
Washington
Ice Cream and Windfalls Tale of a London Capitalist
A man who wins the Irish Sweepstakes retires, becomes bored, and spends years as a retired capitalist before starting an ice cream parlor in London. He gives away most of his fortune, faces lawsuits and worries, and ends up serving school kids while living a life of quiet contentment. The piece, while long, concludes that the moral is overused and doubted.
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Emilio Scala
London
Women Better Drivers, Says Philadelphia Traffic Experts
A Philadelphia source reports that women are better drivers than men. Experts attribute this to women’s appreciation of automobile potentialities and safer driving habits, reflecting a favorable view on female driving skills.
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Philadelphia
Awe and courtesy on highways and other wry notes
A column mocks societal habits as it urges greater awe on roads and respect toward women. It quips about female diplomats calming traffic, contrasts with England treating insanity via malaria mosquitos, and jokes about a thin plot for a Geneva moving picture showing cheaper living and life itself.
The Viewpoint On Men And Marriage From Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues women should abandon hopeful illusions about men and marriages. A man may date one woman yet not marry her, keep options open, or enjoy attention without intent to settle. If he avoids marriage after a year, odds favor he never will, and women waste years hoping for change. Copyright 1938 NEA Service.
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Ruth Millett
Asaan
Dave
NEA Service
Political voices on WPA and war talk
A compilation of quotes from Senator Berry Harry L Hopkins Jules Bache Senator Harrison and Secretary of War Wave touching on WPA politics, rumors of war in Europe and skepticism about southern presidential prospects. The remarks reflect concerns over governance, censorship, military modernization and international bluffing.
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Europe
Hitler
Jules Bache
New York
Lauca Or The Day By Bos Burns
A humorous anecdote on government work efficiency from Bos Burns. The narrator recalls a foreman who fixes whistle timing to ensure workers appear before the whistle. The tale voices a critique of government jobs and praises good foremanship in private and public projects.
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Bos
Bob Burns
Esquire Features, Inc
Mediation system guards rail wage dispute from fast strikes
The Philadelphia Record notes mediation and arbitration rules in rail labor disputes, explaining steps from Railway Mediation Board to possible presidential intervention. It states a nationwide strike cannot start for at least 30 days, with 60 more days if needed, preserving public welfare and curbing hasty action.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Railway Mediation Board
Natrike
Diary of a South Dakota farm wife on a quiet August day
A Central South Dakota farm wife records a tranquil Tuesday. Children pass by on their way home from school, water breaks at the well, and chalked sand marks appear as the day blends with chores. Jim hopes for rain to sow rye, while considerations of field work and floor wax mingle with a note on a hungry traveler who earns his keep by chopping wood.
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Jim
Marion Lee
Hope To Increase State's NYA Aid
The National Youth Administration said it hopes to raise South Dakota student aid allocations later in the school year due to drought and grasshopper crop losses. Current SD NYA funds total 429,341 with 137,624 for grade and high school pupils and 212,964 for college and graduate students. Any extra aid would come from unexpended balances in other states, NYA officials noted. Anna C. Struble of Mitchell will attend a conference here Friday and Saturday to discuss the situation.
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Washington
National Youth Administration
South Dakota
NYA
Anna C. Struble
Mitchell
Corn allotments seen staying near current levels
Washington, Sept. 7. Agricultural Adjustment Administrator H. R. Tolley said that if this year's corn crop matches August forecasts, next year's acreage allotments would be not greatly different from the 1088 allotments.
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Washington
H. R. Tolley
Television receiver demo sparks home set interest in New York
A Paris kit built radio feature demonstrated a television receiver in a New York showroom. NBC RCA signals carried pictures on a 12 inch tube about 2 1/2 by 3 1/4 inches square though blurred, sound required by an extra set. Concurrent radio schedule included NBC WEAF WABC and CBS programs with music news and sports for Thursday night.
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New York
Sep
Paris
New York Area
Illinois coach resigns to open drug store in Springfield
Johnny Watt, assistant freshman basketball and baseball coach at the University of Illinois, has resigned to return to his hometown of Springfield and open a drug store there.
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Champaign
Johnny Watt
University of Illinois
Springfield
Deacon McKechnie Guides Reds with Glasses on Bench
Cincinnati manager Bill McKechnie is nicknamed Deacon by friends. He stands out as the only major league pilot to wear glasses while managing from the bench.
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Deacon Mkechnie
Cincinnati
Bill McKechnie
Deacon
Cincinnat
Scandinavian Ruler and Puzzle Clues Echo Sweden Roots
A fragmented puzzle page links a Scandinavian ruler with clues across horizons and fields. It weaves through terms like Turkish and aurora while listing various words, numbers, and odd entries, hinting at a themed word puzzle from a historical newspaper page.
Controversy and facts in Hawaii disaster probe
Government investigations debunk saboteur theories about the Hawaiian air crash. Evidence points to weather, ocean conditions, and a hatch opened during microbial research as factors. The probe remains ongoing with no foul play found.
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Washington
Watson
Wah Sun Choy
Jersey Ci
New York
China
Commerce Department
Roosevelt and Five's Luck Ring Through Wall Street Tale
A quirky Washington correspondent narrates a chaotic romp about numerical misadventures. The tale links a restless narrator to Roosevelt era political antics and a cascade of lucky numbers leading to a wild bet and a triumphant escape from a tight spot.
Twenty Years Ago Tod in Huron notes and wedding
Wounded soldier John Secora listed in casualty records after service in France since last October. He is brother of Mrs. Ralph Bervey and once worked as a butcher in Huron meat markets. A second item reports L R Chesebro and Mary Champion wed at Congregational parsonage with attendance from local residents. Chesebro represents Overland Automobile Co. of Huron.
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John Secora
Ralph Bervey
Cver
Secora
Montana
France
L. R. Chesebro
Mary Champion
Brookings
B. H. Burnt
Congregational
C.F. Erstad
Chesebro
Overland Automobile Company
Black Hills
Huron
Coleman
Aberdeen District
Andrew Frost
Arma
Portland
Ore
A. M. Brill
Mitchell
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