Strained Debate Over Hoover Tariff Ties to Agriculture
The piece argues newspapers skew tariff critique toward President Hoover amid 1930s agricultural politics. It defends Hoover’s stance on a tariff bill favoring farmers and highlights tension between McMaster and Danforth in South Dakota politics, urging vigorous advocacy for agricultural rights.
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Congress
Young Guard
Simon
Friends of Agriculture
Senate
Republicare
Borah
Brookhart
White House
McMaster
Charles E. Hughes
Supreme Court
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Senator McMaster
George J. Danforth
Washington
Danforth
South Dakota
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Argus-Leader urges capital investment in South Dakota
The Argus-Leader criticizes anti big business voices and calls for moneyed investors to fund development in South Dakota, arguing it is time to welcome investments and questioning those who condemn large enterprises as power trusts.
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Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Power Trust
Editorial urges united effort for South Dakota growth
A South Dakota editorial argues progress hinges on aligning sentiment with economic facts. It condemns political fearmongering about power trusts, recounts a Pierre municipal plant sale dispute, and predicts Senator McMaster’s reaction to anti development rhetoric. It urges backing development over obstruction.
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South Dakota
South
Pierre Capital-Journal
Pierre
Power
Our Playful Ambassador Dawes Dares A Dreadful Dinner Joke
Our playful ambassador Charlie Dawes staged a lighthearted dinner prank at a European reception. A close friend acted as clumsy server spilling water and silverware while tickling a Spanish duchess's toes. She did not laugh and Dawes faced a tense moment.
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Charlie Dawes
Liondon
Mr. Dawes
Spain
Ambassador Dawes
Patented LA inventor hails olfactory film device
A Los Angeles gentleman named John Leavell patented a device to present an odor with a motion picture. The official description promises scents associated with the film, foreshadowing a future of scented cinema amid playful, far-flung imagery and cautions him to consider broader film realities from mills to incinerators.
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John Leavell
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Mass
Chicago
The Value of Trees in South Dakota Campaigns
A Northern Plains editorial urges every citizen to plant trees this spring, especially on rural school grounds, to improve appearance and travel impressions. It notes rumors about campaign financing for George J. Danforth and argues such claims are false, attributing Danforth’s funds to voluntary contributions from South Dakota Republicans.
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South Dakota
Aield
George’ J. Danforth
Sioux Falls
McMaster
Sereeria
Danforth
Iron South
Daskota
Montana Moon and Montane, Stoon show review
A lively, opinionated column reviews the Montana Moon screen program with cast listings including Crawford and Brown and mocks the show’s slapstick and songs. It also notes other local cultural tidbits, theater plans, and reader contributions while lampooning the stars and the film’s premise.
South Dakota 4-H Girls Win Prizes
The Clover Clover 4-H club of Clay County organized June 2, 1928 and later reorganized October 1928. Their projects included first year canning and later first year feeds. They won numerous prizes at the Clay County fair and district demonstrations, and members earned trips to state events. Irene Anderson, then a university senior, is noted as a former 4-H member and leader.
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Clay County
The
Dakota Farmer
Clover Clover Club
Vermillion
Dorothy Nelson
Lucile Hanson
Doris Bauman
Austrid Anderson
Dorothy
Lucile
Wakenda
Carrie Howey
Irene Anderson
University of South Dakota
Epworth League Reorganizes at Broadland Meeting
The Broadland Epworth League reorganized at a Thursday meeting on March 27 led by Verna Walravern with devotion on How Can We Love One Whom We Do Not Like. Fifteen members attended the discussion. Marguerite Morris chaired the entertainment committee and arranged a social hour. John and Lucilla DeJong provided lunch of homemade ice cream and cake. The next meeting is set for Friday April 11 and all young people are welcome, with visitors urged to bring musical instruments.
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Epworth League
Broadland Epworth League
Catherine Vollenweider
Verna Walravern
Marguerite Morris
Entechainment
John
Lucilla DeJong
Bonilla Boosters 4-H Club Meeting Plans Rally and Aid
The Bonilla Butt-Boosters 4-H Club held a large March 31 meeting at William French home with 20 members and 30 visitors. They planned to attend Beadle county rally day in Huron on April 12 at Marvin Hughitt hotel and discussed writing the California bound H club boy injured in an accident. The next meeting is set for April 28 at J. F. Miller home, per secretary Rena Walton. Local leader is F. Bi McKichan.
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Bonilla Boosters
William French
Bonilla Butt- Boosters
Beadle County
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
California
J. F. Miller
Rena Walton
F. Bi McKichan
Hitchcock Girls Plan Six Mile Scout Hike
Girl Scouts of Hitchcock troop 4 met at Anella Fryg home to plan a six mile hike for April 12. Floris McDaniel and Anella Frye received membership cards after a brief meeting with Elva Gidden reporting.
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Edna Meyer
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New Dairy Club Formed in Nance Township
A new dairy club named Nance Bettex Butter 4 H Dairy Calf club was organized at a Friday meeting, March 28, with Glen Sievers as local leader. Paul Sievers was elected president, Marvin Curtis vice president, Clyde Johnson secretary-treasurer, and Gerald Tipton club reporter. Eight members joined, Guernsey calves chosen for projects, next meeting at the Sievers home on April 11.
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New Dairy Club
Nance Township
Sievers
Special Lectures For Wilson School Students
Teachers and guests spoke to Wilson school students during the past week. On Wednesday Geo Sheeks addressed seventh grade in mathematics about Insurance and entering the field. D Dunbar spoke to seventh grade Geography about Travel and Education in South America. Ketelle lectured to fifth, fifth and seventh graders on Bird Life preservation noting an Izaak Walton League essay contest and methods to protect birds in the state.
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Dunbar
South America
H. Ketelle
Izaak Walton League
Ketelle
14 Toilers’ Hand Sewing Club Forms in Alden Area
A group of girls from Alden and Greenleaf townships in Hand county formed the 24-H club this Saturday. The meeting at Mrs. Carl Anderburg's home established officers and a sewing project with Mrs. Ben Croll assisting. Next gathering set for April 12 per reporter Freda Cox. The Wessington Boosters also met with four members, planning studies and lunch served by Mrs. Funnell. Their next meeting is April 12 at Alice Hess's home per Beulah Baxiey.
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New Hand Sewing Club
Alden
Alpha Er Greenleaf Townships
Hand County
Carl Anderburg
Ben Croll
Freda Cox
Etuh
Wessington Boosters
Lyla Fuaneil
Stidies
Kansas 4-H Dairy Club Records Profit in 1929
The Daily Tribune notes 768 Kansas boys and girls from 60 counties joined dairy calf clubs in 1929. They owned 892 club calves valued at year end, with milk and products totaling 214. The overall value reached 0515 15 and the profit from all dairy calf club projects stood at 20 194. The Tribune hails the results as a strong record for boys and girls participating.
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Kansas
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Kansag Dairy Club
Prairie Belles Learn Button Holes at Meeting
The Spink county Prairie Belles 437 club led by Mrs. Mershail Starr met at Clyde Crume home Saturday, March 29 with hostesses Neva and Andrew Guamie. Marion Albaugh opened the meeting, eleven members present, two new members Doris Moodring and Phyllis Dowlinger admitted, minutes read, songs sung, and sewing time spent finishing club bags. A lesson on button hole making was given, and refreshments served. Next meeting set for Phy and Arlene Dertingey Sammy’s home on April 25, per E. Paul club reporters.
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Prairie Belles
Spink County
Lundy
Phy
Arlene Dertingey
Sammy
E. Paul
Leader Demonstrates Milk Testing at The Park Club
The Maidles Gay club met at the neighborhood house on March 27 with all makers present. Leader Ross Cyanmings gave a demonstration on milk testing. County agent Re A. Cave spoke on the outlook for the coming period. Next meeting will be at the home of the treasurer Harald Pownell, club reporter.
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Maidles Gay Club
Whn Irhood House
Ross Cyanmings
A. Cave
Teaver
Harald Pownell
Dakota Belles Learn Different Studies Sewing Club
The Dakota Belles Sewing club of Hul bert township Band County held a regular meeting Saturday March 29 at Lola Stobbs home with 12 members present One new member Bernice Muhs joined and one visitor attended The roll was called by the different parts of a sewing machine Members practiced on various stitches for the regular lesson Jane served by the essays at the close of day’s work per club reporter Freda Moller
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Dakota Belles
Dakota Belles Sewing Club
Hulbert ‘Township
Band County
Lola Stobbs
Bernice Muhs
Uwielt
Janeh
Freda Moller
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