Postal rates and notices for distribution in Huron area
A damaged OCR record lists mailing options and rates for newspaper delivery in Huron and South Dakota. It shows per week and per year prices for carriers and mail to other states, with references to Associated Press ownership and bureau details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamtel Malor
Huron
South Dakota
Expath
United States
Associated Fress
Associated Press
USA
All News
Focal
Ser
Interests Are Mutual Across Nebraska and South Dakota
Representatives of Nebraska chambers, labor groups, agricultural bodies, civic clubs, and businesses plan a joint effort to build favorable sentiment for agriculture and industry. The piece argues cooperation between farmers and business, criticizing divisive framing by aspirants and urging unity to boost local prosperity and employment across states.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Officials weigh need for higher federal salaries
The United States Chamber of Commerce has begun a preliminary probe into higher federal pay as many capable men are said to be deterred from public service by low salaries. The Roy A. Young resignation from the Federal Reserve Board spotlights the issue, with reports that his pay will rise when he begins duties in Boston. Investigators cite recent cases of talent moving from government to private sector, noting contrasts in pay across agencies such as the Bureau of Standards and the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
Roy A. Young
Federal Reserve Board
Young
Boston
Haseen
Ike
Bureau of Standards
Department of Justice
Salaries debate shift on federal and state offices
Investigators argue liberal overseas salary norms contrast with the United States. Congress slows raising pay for cabinet and boards, forcing rich contenders by limiting entry. A proposed rise to 25 000 for cabinet and 15 000 for aides is estimated to cost under 1 million annually. South Dakota considers constitutional changes to let the legislature set salaries, criticizing current pay as sub decency. The piece links high campaign costs and alleged corruption to expense allowances and office prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
United States
Congress
Seratic
Chamber
South Dakota
South
Capitalism and Communism in the Global Debate
The Christian Science Monitor asks how capitalism can meet the communist challenge. Dr Nicholas Murray Butler argues capitalism can stay alive by social minded reform, while critics urge broader wealth sharing beyond private philanthropy. Some supporters claim enlightened self-interest will push wages and profits toward fairer distribution, preserving capitalism without relying on charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Russia
Nicholas Murray Butt
Cohenbiac University
Butler
Pirtler
Carnegie
Rockeller
Harimess
Rosenwald
Berp
Radio Network Program Guide Listing and Schedule
A detailed Tuesday September 18 radio program grid lists station names, times, and shows across NBC and CBS networks. It includes musical orchestras, dance bands, news with Rattenkern, and various program continuities with numerous affiliates such as WJ, WGN, WABC, WEAF, and WCCO. The guide notes times in Central Standard Time and features multiple hour blocks with orchestras, singing performances, and talk segments.
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Troika Bolte
Kalalaikas
Cagn Sangers
Danes Frolle
Oor
WGY
Avery Ego
Alo
WGN
EBL
ESL
EGO
KGW
WSNE
WIDK
Wsal Wow
Thewre Bikers
WGE
WSAT
Wino Ksd
KECA
Song Bird
Saion Orch
WTAM
Wabc New York
Sander
WECM
SWSPD
AYDOD
WCCO
Kdyl Kei Npr
V. Rattenkern
Aleo
HMBC
WADC
Hadleep
Alsa Wiss
WISW
Weerg-Wowo
Webmiwood
WREC
WISN
WCCO_KLZ
ZSO
Barlow Symphony
Orch
Shirage Varisty
Nave Wade
WRRC
Watic
KMBC
Wiss
Winn
Mrs
Heresy
Werc Wood
KLRA
RFIF
KLZ Roys
Bere ‘Lown
Kmec Wisn
WSPD
Wadc Weon
ISPD
Rusa Elyz
Treco
Kei Berg
RERC
Ann Leet
Sraan
Alan Wade
Ioree
Kaiox Eol
KSCJ
WERC
Werc Wbod
Wes Weed
WIZ
New York
Phil Cook
Shaw
PWLAY
Wren Reap
KSTP
Wren Wey
WIAX
Sion
KTAR
KUKU
Gorante Eheaters
Wren-Edka
Wusio
Alzo Eddy
King's Orchestra
Alen
Foye
Gibbene
Wren Kfab
Art Katgeil
Central Clear
KYW
WABC
Tam—Rotela
Andy Bro
Dasne
orisNarathon
Danica
Girl Scout to Scientist Miss Hollister Pioneers On Nonsuch Island
Gloria Hollister, a member of Willan Beebe's staff on the NY Zoological Society Tropical Research expedition, blends Girl Scout roots with zoology training from Connecticut College for Women. She organized Suffern's first Girl Scout troop, leads camps, and studies transparent prey and red skeletons off Bermuda aboard Nonsuch Island.
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Bermuda
Gloria Hollister
Aember
Willan Beebe
Tech-Ical
Department of Tropical Research
New York Zoological Society
Connecticut College For Women
Miss Hollister
Suffern
Seanst
Houvenkopf Country Club
Rama FC
Society of Women
Sand
Contests Open To Leaguers Young Citizen Tales
The Young Citizen invites leaguers to submit monthly stories for publication. October topics are A Youre Citizen at Home or Jimmys Day at Home with a deadline of October 20. Entries must be inked on one side, under 300 words, include name address grade and school in specified corners, and be sent to The Young Citizen office in Pierre South Dakota.
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Paizes
C. L
Mise
Aleen “Erickson
Spublication
Citizer
Jimmy
Pierre, S. D
Wessington Boy Scouts Resume Fall Activities
Wessington Boy Scouts begin fall activities within the next nine weeks under Hoyt Wichelis assisting Supt. Aldrich guiding the troop separated from June 16. The troop, active for two years with Frank Brown as scoutmaster the second year, organized last fall under Merton Aldrich and E. Schoening. Rev. Black planned summer meetings but weather limited them. Several members will attend Camp TesieTsh near Miller.
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Wessington Boy Scouts
Hoyt Wichelis
Aldrich
Wessington
Separ
Sank Wee Ra
Frank Brown
Scoichmaster
Merton Aldrith
Ee, Schoening
Black
Pearm
Sereel
TesieTsh
Miller
Loyal Eleven Elect Officers First Meet Jackson Y CL
The Loyal Eleven of Jackson elects officers with Ye Sanborn named treasurer as the group sets to meet and organize under the Officers First banner.
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Oyal
Jackson
Sanborn
New League Plans In First Fall Issue For Young Citizens
The 1930 31 issue of The Young Citizen published at State Fair time outlines the league plan for the year. It features the constitution, year plans, reports on tips won by leaguers, and rural student features edited by Aleem Erickson of Pierre. State chairman E C Gilfoy and executive Leagues work toward 100 percent rural school membership.
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New League
Young Citizen
Young Citizens League
Aleem Erickson
Pierre
E. C. Gilfeo
C. L
D.C. Mills
South Dakota
4 H Winners Spotlight In Missouri Leadership Contest
Lorine Hostetter of Jackson County and Wayne Short of St Charles County excel in the Missouri 4 H leadership contest at Columbia. They earn a paid trip to the International 4 H Club Leaders Training School at Springfield and have built extensive club records in sewing building poultry health and bee culture. Hostetter, 18, plans college and teaching. Short, a senior, has led multiple clubs and earned state fair and national recognitions. Their cash club returns total 1707 with a 08 profit and both look to future 4 H work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorine Hostetter
Jackson County
Wayne Short
St. Charles County
Missouri
Columbia
Springfield
Mase
Horace Moses
Hostetter
Helen
Giso
Washington Inst Sear
Wayne-Short
Worl
Ave Times
Mture
Jolly Workers Begin New Project for 4 H Club
The Jolix Warkers 4 H club of Ho ailla met at Mrs. Harald Nuzem home before a hike plan. They drove to Radtke home and hiked to a grove for lunch. After games and a program they watched trains pass and walked home on the railroad track. Some worsened feet from walking on cinders. Next meeting at Bernadine Radtke's on September 2 aims to recruit members and elect officers to complete the year.
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Jolix” Warkers
Hoailla
Harald Nuzem
yTaex Kenison
Bernadine Radtke
Wsot
Prescunt
Lazy Daisy Clubbers End Year Activities in Deland August Meet
The Lazy Daisy Sewing club of Deland held its August meeting at the Vogel home with seven members and five visitors attending. Members displayed princess slips and dresses for inspection. Lunch was served after the business session. The next meeting is set for September 20 at the Board home per Barbara Gano, club reporter.
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Lazy Daisy
Lazy Daisy Sewing Club
Delandeld
Vogel Home
Board
Barbara Gano
Snug Arr Beckett Dialogue Unclear Source Text
Fragmentary dialogue shows Beckett and Joe discussing sera and fit, with garbled phrasing and missing context making the incident hard to place. Characters reference gloves and kicking about answers, but reader cannot determine event, location, or date.
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Beckett
Joe Beckett
Ike ' Gro
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WWI
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