Local News Notice and AP Rights Statement
A compact notice from the newspaper outlines that the Associated Press retains exclusive rights to use its news dispatches whether credited or not and to publish local news. It also lists national advertising representatives including Arthur H. Hage & Associates with offices in New York Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago and confirms regional press connections.
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Associated Press
Arthur H. Hage & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaaz, Neb
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Chicago
Northwest Daily Press Association
Mineapolis
Minave
Ssigo
Hunting Season Nears in Central South Dakota
Thousands of hunters in Central South Dakota prepare for opening pheasant and migratory waterfowl season. The piece notes good duck grounds near Huron, Lake Byron, and local sloughs, with James River flights promising, and reflects on hunting being accessible to ordinary people here, unlike elsewhere where it is a rich man’s sport. It cites optimism for a better season and mentions Aberdeen Evening News reporting increased waterfowl due to conservation and favorable lake conditions, predicting strong hunting in the region.
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South Dakots
South Dakota
Huron
Lake Byron
James River
Scarte
Bob Becker
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
Aberdeen Evening News
Thoughts of a South Dakotan on the War
A South Dakotan reflects on war’s demoralizing global impact and the pull away from constructive living. He questions the meaning of improvement when vast resources are devoted to wholesale destruction, contrasting rural concerns with world events.
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South Dakota
What will the next great war be named and fate of progress
Fragmented reflections ponder the looming conflict and its impact on progress, civilization, and world politics. Questions arise about naming the coming war, from World War II to the “War to End All Wars” retold, while noting pessimism about progress and the Versailles-era political chess of Prague and beyond.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Ideal man myths fade as marriage reality sets in
Ruth Millett argues that college girls idealize tall, witty, well dressed men who dance and smoke pipes, yet marriage reveals such standards are fantasy. A wife values competence, reliability, and shared partnership over height, humor, or good looks. No perfect ideal exists.
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Ruth Millett
NEA Servine, Inc
Political Echoes From Troubled Times Abroad
A garbled collage of quotes from figures like William McChesney Martin, Senator Carter Glass, Benito Mussolini, and Anthony Eden reflects concern over global brinkmanship, party blame, and looming crises. The fragmentary text suggests debate on financial leadership, societal attire amid catastrophe, and the march toward war, framed by historical voices.
Bos Burns Saucu Or The Day By Bob Burns
A humorous exchange on romantic dialogue notes how two people in love exchange intimate, lengthy letters while others overhear little. Cousin Watford receives a sixteen page missive from his girl, prompting playful remarks about what remains unsaid and the novelty of private conversations.
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Bob Burns
Watford
Wafford
Mentiordn
Esquire Features, Inc
Thankful Filipinos praise American role in Philippines
In a Minneapolis Journal column, the writer reflects on American occupation of the Philippines, noting President Quezon’s praise of U.S. influence. It recalls 40 years since American troops entered Manila, acknowledges initial Filipino resentment, and cites W. Cameron Forbes on the surrender terms and protection concerns. The piece stresses that U.S. guidance aimed at progress toward independence amid mixed local sentiment.
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Burden
Minneapolis Journal
Uncle Sam
Philippines
United States
Quezon
Manila
Aguinaldo
W. Cameron Forbes
Diary Notes On Loss, Hope, And College Theatre
A diary entry from September describes distress over lost funds and a family setback, then shifts to coping through meals and friends. It lists a study group of Huron College Campus Players and notes Bernice Ransom leaving for Aberdeen to enroll in a normal state teachers college.
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Huron Collegeampus
Huron
Edwin Ring
Scott Dexter
Elizabeth Gibbs
Bernice Peterson
Elsie Titt
Mildred Pugsley
Loie Bangs
Madge Cotton
Juanita Murphy
Alice Anderson
Dorothy Costain
Mildred Stone
Bertram Adams
Bernice Ransom
Aberdeen
Northern Normal State
Collette
Radio Features Time is Central Standard Central New York Sept 29
Magnetic storms disrupt short wave Atlantic signals for about a day then groove back to normal. Broadcast listings show WEAF WABC WIZ and CBS offerings with varied programs, musical cols, dramas, and news periods through late night orchestras and performances.
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New York
Atlantic
WEAF
NBC
Ma Perkins
WABC
CBS
Harrisburg
Bob Trout
WIZ
Sec
Wallace
Jack Armstrong
Abe Lyman
Wayne King
Rabiner
Jimmie Fidier Gossip
Jesse Crawford
Ames
al Donahue
Dick Himber
Blue Barrow
Chrcus
Ed Thorgersen
Enoch Light Orchestra
Bob Prout
Hollace Shaw
Ray Heatherton
Lum
Abner
Burns and Allen
Central Station
Barry Wood
H. Basie
Count Basie
Ovie Allston
Henry King
Noted Suffragette Horizontal Puzzle Clues and Answers
A crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues related to suffrage figures and themes. Includes terms for notable advocates, political actions, and general terms like royal, prominent, and musings on social changes. Contains numerous garbled or partial entries and instructions for completing the grid.
War scare buoys economy. auto, steel rise eyed
Washington reports a mild war scare impact on business while industrial output climbs. Officials forecast September index near 92 with further gains into October and slight drops by year end. Auto models shift to new designs, public works spending rises, and Roosevelt aides see overall improvement amid labor negotiations and wage-scale debates.
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Washington
Siccl
Mr. Roosevelt
Erwin High School Forms Journalism Class
In Erwin on September 2 fifteen students enroll in a journalism class to publish a school paper with Amos Tschetter in charge of the program.
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Erwin
Erwin High School
Amos Tschetter
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