Wheat to China would ease famine or flood market
A Rome conference committee urged disposing of world wheat surpluses in China to relieve shortages. Critics say the plan is a tactic to keep markets stable and benefit trade, not true philanthropy. The Evening Huronite warns against dumping surplus and stresses ensuring future production stays within consumption limits.
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China
Rome
Senate
South Dakota
McMaster
Joseph F. Jackson
Pynchon and Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Atlantic Ocean
Far East
Roosevelt Outs of Presidential Race If Tammany Backs Smith
A New York paper argues Roosevelt faces loss of Tammany support for a 1932 bid while Alfred E. Smith could gain their aid. Roosevelt’s integrity praised, but his age and graft scandals in New York City complicate any nomination. Smith’s past Tammany ties complicate their dynamic, as the machine weighs its correct political move.
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Roosevelt
Tammany
New York
Tamgmany
Alfred E. Smith
New York City
Smith
Hich
Political Factiones Shift as Nomination Hints Emerge
In the campaign landscape concerns arise that a candidate might bear a heavy burden if nominated. Roosevelt appears sidelined as insiders pivot toward Smith, Young, and Ritchie.
Knute Rockne Remembered As A Remarkable Man
The nation mourns Knute Rockne Notre Dame coach whose genius on the gridiron paired with strong character. He inspired youth made stars while shaping lifelong values showing he was more than a football figure.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame University
Rockne
Notre Dame
Kaute Rockne
Graham McNamee
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Echo
McNamee
Lin
Press Comment The Growing Pay Envelope
A Christian Science Monitor summary notes U S price declines from January to February 1930 boost purchasing power. Retail food costs drop about 4 1 2 percent, wholesale indices rise or fall, with prices easing for over a year. The piece discusses Henry Ford on money value and Irving Fisher, arguing real wages have improved, urging cautious optimism and avoiding a buyer’s strike.
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United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Mis
Henry Ford
Isbor Bureau
Irving Fisher
Paul H. Douglas
Christian Science Monitor
Libel Laws and Newspaper Responsibility Discussed
A Sioux City journal article argues newspapers must know libel laws to survive and warns against publishing unverified rumors that could damage individuals. It notes debates over whether identifying deceased or charged persons is permissible and questions why names are printed for some but not others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rioux City Journal
Sioux City
Suh
Valley Students Shine At State History Contest
Valley pupils prepared county histories for the state contest with help from old settlers. Beadle County details and a blizzard tale from E C Lyman enriched lessons. Liverna Woelpert represented the school in the district event after a chilly trip to Huron.
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Valley Leaguer
Russell Dammeier
South Dakota
E. C. Lyman
Beadle County
Liverna Woelpert
Liverne
CL. Sre
Huron
Huron Reserve Has Interesting Hobby
Helen Boggs of Huron describes how her hobby began by chance while reading and clipping pictures of composers and their homes. She gradually built a scrap book, then pursued opera stories, finding deep enjoyment and lasting value in the hobby as a friend and comfort in spare time.
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Huron Reserve
Helen Boggs
Huron High G. R
Pennant Presented to Spink 4-H Girls at Redfield Day
The Lend-A-Hand 4 H sewing club from Tulare attended the Spink County Really Day in Redfield on Saturday March 28. Delores Peterson reports 64 Spink county members enjoyed games relay races and guessing contests under Henry Delong district club agent supervision. The group sang a club song and received a 4-H pennant for perfect attendance along with three other clubs despite bad roads and weather. a pot luck dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Spink County
Redfield
Delores Peterson
Henry Delong
Lend-Ahand Sewing Club
Oine
Fred
Will- Tett
Merry Stitchers Club
C. H. Wieting
Cheerful Workers of
Doland
Florence Thomas
W. C. Steph
R. C. Keagy
Expert Demonstrates Babcock Test At Cream Crusaders
The Babcock Test was demonstrated at a Cream Crusaders meeting held Friday at the Alvin Schroeder home. James Jensen, a former tester for Beadle County Cow Testing, led the demonstration with assist from Mrs. Schroeder who served lunch afterward. The next meeting will be at Siegenthaller’s with leader Mr. Oviatt giving a demonstration on a daily subject.
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Cream Crusaders
Alvin Schroeder
James Jensen
Beadle County
Schroeder
Siegenthallers
Oviatt
Indian Grave Found On Farm By Lyman Osman
Lyman Osman reports finding an Indian skeleton in a Hale hole near his house on the farm. He describes digging up a grave surrounded by rocks and mentions a nearby pile of stones possibly another grave. He also notes discovering two tomahawks, a hammer, an arrowhead, and other relics, with a teacher suggesting the site may be an old battle field.
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Atfaira
Osman Lyman
Spink Rally a Success at Redfield 4-H Meeting
The 4-H rally at Redfield Methodist church drew 145 attendees despite blocked roads. Tulare and Doland clubs earned perfect attendance pennants as leaders and members heard about a fall junior fair and state fair parade participation.
Conference for Girl Reserves Planned in Huron
A Girl Reserves conference will be held in Huron at the Presbyterian church on Saturday April 0. Delegates from 12 clubs will meet from 9:30 to 10 for the morning session, with a lunch at noon and an afternoon program ending at 4 50. The theme Growing a We aims to develop personality through group discussions and talks by Miss Eleanor Jones. Helen McGirr presides morning, Doris Gaudly presides afternoon. Committees include Program chaired by Mrs BM Homchalroan and others.
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Huron
Presbyterian Church
Leta ‘Burdick
Interclub Council
RB. M. Hesaiz
Eleanor Jones
The
Huron High School
Helen Mmcgirr
Wessington High School
Doris Gaudly
Miller High School
Wessington
Huron Junior High
Jefferson
Metamer
Mra BM
Homchalroan Max
A. V. Kiefiex
Brownell Sedam
Laveree
Public notices and committee lists for Amonet event
Today s Amonet will be found on clarified ad page Gibbs Charlotte Andrews and Gail Gibbs publicity committee Ruth Her quist chairman Miss Gertrude Hartung Francee Holcomb Zola M Juehn Mar jorie Shepherd Dorothy Berger Elizabeth Weston Alice Mae Leslie and June York registration committees May Cut ler chairman Belle Bloodgood Florence Jones and Eva Spring lunch committee Miss Wilma Bliss Mrs H Sedam Mrs Louis Smith Miss Mildred Vibstadt Faith Baskell Gladys Irish Mary Senate Howes and Helen Berrien Miss Vivian Smith will be the conference pianist and Mrs Don Georgia the song leader.
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Vivian Smith
Don Georgia
Viola Mach To Sail For Europe In June
Viola Mack of Tabor South Dakota winner in the National 4 H club Girls Style Dress Revue will sail for Europe in June aboard the S S Leviathan from New York City. Planned stops include Chicago Washington D C and New York before sailing for Paris with a chaperon. The European itinerary covers Belgium Switzerland Germany Holland England and France.
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Viola Mach
Europe
Paris
Viola Mack
Tabor
South Dakota
New York City
Miss Mack
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Holland
England
France
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Firm Dissolution
Announcement of the dissolution of the Mouser and McClaskey law partnership by mutual consent. Mouser plans to leave for the west soon, while McClaskey will continue the business. Also notes residents traveling, scouts appointment, and a June picnic plan for Codington County Farm Bureau at Kampeska Park.
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Huron Publishing CO
Turd & SE Ches. HJ
Michell
Pree
Tree Q
McCannon
Robart D. Lusk
Bec
Harom
Huron
Real
South Dakos
Wait
United Intent
Associated Press
Thia
Ews
Mouser & McClaskey
Mouser
B. B. McClaskey
W. M. Bingsdorf
Tarpon Springs
Finellas
Fla
Weller
E. Beach
Genevieve Willis
Iowa Street
Ethel Gee
California
al Robinson
Los Angeles
Cg.w. Mosher
Watertown
Codington County
Codington County Farm Bureau
Take Kampeska
Tax Deed Notice for Beadle County Property in South Dakota
Notice of intention to tax deed related to land in Cresingston Township Beadle County South Dakota. Roy E Ramsell owns tax certificate No 202 after sale for 1927 taxes. redemption period expires 60 days after service. Dated March 12 in Huron Beadle County South Dakota.
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Sarah J. Eastlard
Lorenzo B. Eastland
North Liberty
Iowa
Hoy & Temmey
Beadle County
Huron
South Dakota
Roy E. Ramsell
Roy E Rameel
One Hundred Eleven
Crescington
Beache County
Roy FE. Ramsell
Ramsell
Ww. C. Futereen
Perme
Ak Centibccte
Notice of Mortgage Sale In Beadle County South Dakota
Default on several mortgages leads to foreclosure notices in Beadle County South Dakota. Courts schedule public auctions at Haron and Huron courthouses in April 1931 to satisfy principal interest taxes and fees with dates and amounts specified for each mortgage holder.
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John Kingdon
Grace MO Kingdon
Beadle
South Dakota
Huron College
Huron
Register of Deeds
Haron
Moerigagee
Don R. Hubtley
Besdle County
Crawford & Crawford
Earl A. Toland
Maw E. Toland
R. B. Hil
Office of the Register of Deeds
Beadle County
Cora Henrickston
the Register of Deeds
Eden
Geo. W. Sterting
Salesien
Beauie County Court House
Cora Henrickson
Michael EB. Stevens
Nellie Stevens
Beache County
South
South Dekots
State of
Moctgaree
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Audi Bureau of Circulation
Lusk-Amitchell Kewsfafers, Ime
Depesters
Young
Ritchie
Trae
Hazel Christof
Wee
Court House
Laverna
Lyman Osman
James
C. EB. Statenroth
Laura Gano
Deland
Mra. A. I
Mefson
Mellette
Ethel Etterman
Ray Jobson
Suink County
H. Ke. DeLong
Fom Faulkton
Mise Sara L. Dewing
W. C. Stephens
George Willett
C. R. Radcliffe
O. Gano
Mirs
J. Paul
B. Wolverton
R. Jensen
A. J. Tollefson
Wesley Platte
Fred B. Willett
County Extension
E. J. Pinger
O. R Radcliffe
Fora Davidson
Abe
Ltadvie
Con RB Buntley
James Byrnes
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