Huron Publishing Ad Details Rates and Addresses
The notice lists Huron Publishing at Third St S and Chan A in Mitchell, with officer names McCannon and Lusk, and rent office entry. Carrier rates in Huron city are 15 cents weekly, 30 cents monthly, 400 yearly by mail in South Dakota, and 6.00 yearly elsewhere in the United States.
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THE
Huron Publishing
St. S & Chan
Mitchell
Pres
Treast
McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Bee
Huron
South Dakota
Simoothes
United Bills
The Greatest Asset in a Turbulent Economy
An incisive essay argues that a reliable job is the true wealth in a downturn. It urges that wages endure when bonds fail, praising skilled labor as the ultimate asset. It warns that capital profits neglect the risk and effort behind honest work and training.
The Future of the Forest Army
A column argues for making the Civilian Conservation Corps forest work a permanent program. It notes about 300,000 unemployed youths gain money, self respect, and nation‑benefiting labor, and cites benefits like timber conservation, erosion protection, and flood prevention as justification for long term federal support.
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Forest Army
Civilian Conservation Corps
Gullible though Sophisticated Public Dupe Says Lecturer Talks
In Minneapolis a lecturer earns money giving public talks on marriage happiness and gender topics. His discourses include Why few women are happy What men admire most in women and How your glands regulate your personality. The text samples suggest a satirical view of public gullibility.
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Minneapolis
Warning Against Speaker Sparks Metropolis Gullibility
The passage argues that some men claim to teach happiness to women but observers know happiness cannot be taught by metaphysical talk. It asserts women’s disposition, not lectures, determines happiness and notes many gullible people in metropolitan areas. It critiques lecturers and hints at social commentary on urban credulity.
The Bailey gang raid anchored by a weather detour
A historical quip notes how a kidnapping by the Harvey Bailey gang was traced through a diverted airplane flight. Oklahoma victim Urschel was held in a Texas farmhouse and, after his escape, detectives used the missed plane to locate the neighborhood of captivity.
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Harvey Bailey
Texas
Charles’. Urschel
Oklahoma
Urschel
Farmers' Position Improves in Parity Race
Farmers edge toward parity as prices of farm products rise faster than manufactured goods. The AAA targets the 1910-14 average of 100, with farmers selling at 149 in February and buying at 112 in August. The ratio improved from 53 to 65, briefly hitting 71 during July’s price surge, but remains below the 100 goal and 1928-23 average. AAA officials remain hopeful as the program advances.
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Agricultural Adjustment “Administration
AAA
West river farming heritage counters Roosevelt grazing plan
Press argues President Roosevelt’s suggestion to take west river South Dakota out of cultivation is impractical. It notes drought and grasshopper damage affect both river regions, urging continued farming, expansion of west river resources, and constructive emergency measures rather than abandoning cultivation. The piece warns against reverting to grazing and stresses growth over setback.
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Watertown
Roosevelt
Tom Berry
West River
South Dakota
South
Dreath
East River
Berry
Washington
Missouri
Paying the Farmer's Costs In Oregon Telegram
Governor Meier of Oregon sent a telegram to President Roosevelt warning canneries and food processors may claim compliance with the blue eagle code while delaying farmer pay. He urges scrutiny of welfare of labor and farm costs, noting Oregon as a principal industry of the Northwest. Also mentions resignation of Doane Robinson as South Dakota state historian and appointment of J W Raish. local notes from Woonsocket.
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Spokane
Meier
Oregon
Roosevelt
Agricultural Credit Administration
Ser
Pacific Northwest
E Doane Robinson
J. W. Raish
Delt Rapids
South Dakota Railroad
Robinson
South Dakota
Woonsocket News Aes
Roosevelt Awards Plan Outlined by West
James E. West announces Roosevelt approved streamers for troops and councils meeting Ten Year Program of Growth standards. He stresses nationwide impact and calls for Scout leaders to push a carefully organized plan through 1933 to meet objectives despite challenges and wear.
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James E. West
Godello
Hungary
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Council
Chiefs Amend Grouse Regulations Open Season Expanded
South Dakota game and fish commission amended rules to permit open dates for Black Hill ruffed grouse September 21 to 24. The change allows hunting of western sharp tailed and pinnated grouse across the west of the Missouri River with limits: four birds per day, not more than two ruffed grouse, possession capped at ten birds, and no birds after September 30. State director O H Johnson cited abundance and legal hunting concerns.
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South Dakota Game and Fish Commission
Custer
Pennington
Lawrence
Meade
Missouri
Stanley
Lyman
O. H Johnson
Prairie meeting notes unclear and garbled
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a Prairie meeting and a club name Valera tuoch with likely assistant Mrs J K Cal. It also references a next club meeting at a location with a date in October and a person Olsen. Details are corrupted and dates are uncertain.
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Valera Tuoch
Bath
Mra J. K
Cal
Mira
Health teaching is a major school objective
Mary G. McCormack of the New York State Department of Education calls health teaching a core school duty. She says parents share responsibility, noting that healthy homes foster healthy children through proper eating, rest, tranquility, and cleanliness. A series will outline fundamental health rules for parents and teachers to follow.
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Mary G. McCormack
New York State Department of Education
Jane
Ross School Beautifies Building With Student Projects
Charles Erickson of Ross school notes Rosebud involvement as students bring flowers to brighten the building. They display drawings on bulletin boards, create a sand table on early communications, miniature telephone poles, and an arial radio box. A Happy Hours library and log-chairs study table are part of the plan.
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Ross
Charles Erickson
Ross School
Rosebud
C. Li
Rural School Forms Library and Reading Rewards
Rural Rose Bud School forms a library named Happy Hours with Vera Smith as teacher and Clare Vehron as a library advocate. Students keep loan cards recording title borrower and due date, with a two week checkout. Mrs Vehron says the program aims to encourage prompt reading and reports, with prizes for top readers.
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Clare Vehron
Rose Bud Young Citizens ’League
Vera Smith
Clare
Sam
Rand
Moody County 4 H Bake Sale Planned by Club
Moody County 4 H club plans a bake sale to raise funds for LaVina Meyers, with a report noting the dairy bond and community interest. The group expresses willingness to organize more events and expand activities in the weeks ahead.
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Moody County
Ee LaVina Meyers
Dairy Maida
T de Ao
Wea
PICTURE PUZZLE STARS AND SAILORS IN RIDDLE CLUES
A mixed puzzle lists clues for a famous cinema star and a portrait subject. It mixes horizontal and vertical wordplay with names, places, and terms like race track, sailor, goddess, and various noun and adjective clues.
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Weaver
Cherries and Baking Contest Prizes Announced
Mrs W E Brewster of Woonsocket won third prize of 50 cents in the Home Senetae Avenue Cherry Cobblers contest. The weekly soungst features a cherry dessert recipe and Foamy Sauce. Three cash awards await this week for cherry recipes in desserts or canning. Send entries to the Evening Huronite recipe department before 5 PM Saturday September 16.
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W. E. Brewster
Woonsocket
Surat
Pickles And Relishes Made At Home For Flavor
Practical guide to home canning detailing olive oil pickles pepper relish and chili sauce. Ingredients include cucumbers onions celery peppers mustard seeds cinnamon allspice and sugar. Steps cover salting, soaking, draining, mixing with vinegar and sealing in sterilized jars.
Pack in sterilized jars and seal with sugar
Instructions describe packing contents into sterilized jars, topping with sugar, and sealing to preserve. The terse note emphasizes proper sealing to ensure preservation and avoidance of spoilage.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Huron Items and Visits
Twenty years ago in Huron residents recall arrivals departures and visits. Charles Kent returned to Garretson after a week visiting Mrs Kents parents Mrs and Mrs J M Stiver. Mrs Kent remained for a further visit. Local children Clyde and Glen Burger won first prize in a local event. Thelma Stockwa of Wakonda and Elizabeth O Connell of Rockwood arrived to visit Miss Mary Fleming. Hilma Forsburg of De Smet plans to return home after visiting her brother Fred. Attorneys CN Hall and Lyman Hinckley left for Wessington to hunt.
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Charles Kent
Garretson
Jakes Ae of
Wessington
Moving of McKinney Family From Ames Farm
The Frankt McKinney family plans to move soon from their old Ames Hills farm. Mr and Mrs Earl Taylor, former occupants, have relocated to a Glendale area farm.
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Ames
Frankt McKinney
Hills
Earl Taylor
Glendale
All Bran Relieves Constipation Experience Letter
A reader describes severe digestion trouble and ineffective medicine before trying All-Bran. After switching to two cereal dishes daily, regular bowel function returned and remains steady for years. The note credits bran and vitamin B as key aids in overcoming constipation.
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