Is Reduced Acreage the Answer to Wheat Woes
Minnesota newspapers favor a wheat acreage cut of 18 percent while corn and potatoes rise. The state ag department estimates shifts in crop areas and profitability, urging targeted, regionally profitable farming. Advocates push shifting to beef cattle and forage, with calls for federal and state agricultural guidance to restore agriculture’s economic role.
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Minnesota
State Agricultural Department
Germany
France
Italy
Balkan
J. R. Howard
Federal Farm Board
American Farm Bureau Federation
North
South Dakota
Efort
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Industrial Development in South Dakota Debate
The Argylls Leader argues it is folly to export raw products and pay high prices for finished goods, urging industrial development at home. The Canova Herald notes half the cream from South Dakota is shipped out to be buttered elsewhere and calls for more creameries. It asserts true growth must transform raw products locally, cites Panama Canal freight costs as a barrier, and highlights expansion in creameries, especially in Huron.
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Argylls
Atute
South Dakota
Canova Herald
Panama Canal
Canove Herald
Huron
Farmers Union creamery to expand state facilities
The coming Farmers Union creamery will greatly expand facilities while no analysis exists on small versus large plants. The state packing industry has drawn interest as livestock production grows. If 90 percent of cattle and sheep are shipped elsewhere for slaughter, producers fear lost profit. Businesses and trade groups should address the issue and seek solvable traps. Collective effort could yield significant gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Tenth Birthday Honoring Huron Kiwanis Club Milestone
The Huron Kiwanis club marks ten years since its 1921 founding at the Chicago and North Western station cafe. It has aided Central South Dakota with projects from a bathing beach to a 4 H calf club and helped establish clubs in Redfield and Aberdeen while fostering community goodwill and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Kiwanis Club
Chicago and North Western Station
Uron Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
City of
Huron
South Dakota
Kiwanis
Ravine Park
Redfield
Aberdeen
Auditorium
The Newspaper as a Great Modern School
The Detroit News excerpt extols the modern newspaper as a universal educator. G E Marchand argues pennies daily for newspapers serve as tuition in learning, offering broad analysis, practical application, health and civic guidance, and timely insight across continents and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
G. E. Marchand
New York
Herodotus
Akill
University of the
Marchand
War guilt lie dispute rages in German Reichstag
The Reichstag adopted a resolution demanding an impartial jury decide responsibility for World War I, challenging Article 231 of the peace treaty. It questions Germany’s sole accountability, noting practical hurdles for any historical verdict and the Allied stance.
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Kansas City Star
Germany
Reichestag
Old Empire
Center Party
Radical politics disrupt Bombay rally amid clashes
A chaotic gathering in Bombay saw relative radicals clash with Gandhi adherents as supporters stormed the platform. Disorder followed as banners and banners were torn down, with critics labeling Gandhi a tool of imperial capitalism and accusing the left of opportunism. Police and security were overwhelmed.
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Bombay
Cotta
Gasdhi
Philsophy
Washington
Amerisen
Jacobins
Lincoln
Girl Scouting Brings Unity to Isolated Bingham Utah
Miss Gertrude Bogart of the Rocky Mountain region reported at National Scout headquarters that Girl Scouting reaches Bingham Utah a town of seven thousand with twenty seven nationalities and one five mile street scarred by strip mining. Three troops with sixty two girls have formed linking isolated residents to nationwide peers, Americanizing aliens and teaching the value of shade trees. Salt Lake City council offers a free training course for local women to lead meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Utah
Gertrude Bogart
Rocky Mountain
Girl Scouts
Miss Bogart
Salt Lake City
Scoutmaster Gowdy Honored By Troop Five
Maurice Gowdy received an official Scoutmaster's uniform from Troop Five as thanks for faithful service since taking charge after G R McArthur. At an April meeting, fifteen merit badges were earned, four remk badges awarded, nine tests passed, and two games played with twenty six scouts present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Gowdy
Ord Sors
Gowdy
G. R. McArthur
A.B. Crowell
Stouts
Howard Axelrad
Erwin Small
Gerald Snedigar
Kendall Strickland
Fu- Wene Thiemer
Harold Wadhams
Wendell Parlee
Harold Scudamere
Coe Crawford
Robert Hice
Glenn Smail
Gerald Snedigan
Herold Wadham
Huron Girl Scouts Name Patrol Heads
A meeting of Sacajawea Scouts on Wednesday elected patrol heads for the Owls and Bhusbirds. Lala Pederson was chosen with Mary Jean Scruby as assistant, while other scouts earned merit badges and leadership roles. Mrs. Calvert supervised the drill and led activities, followed by a celebratory song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Girl Scouts
Sacajawea Scouts
Jackie Christopherson
Owls
Lala Pederson
Mary Jean Scruby
Bhusbirds
Teekle ‘Christopherson
Calvert
Dri
Miller Scouts Earn Merit Badges At Court Of Honor
Five Miller Boy Scouts received merit badges in weather carpentry plumbing machinery and aviation and two were advanced in rank at a court of honor held this week. Everett Flatter earned handicraft and Chester Rudd wood badge while Busfield and Magers served as examiners with Wilton present.
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Miller Scouts
Miller Boy
Acyenns Ileniar Hd Weiblen
Deight Dantang
Everett Flatter
Chester Rudd
Wood- Busfield
Evert
Homer
de. E
Wilton
Fred C. Magers
First Aid Chest Is Given School By Health Board
The Wide Awake League received a first aid cabinet from the Beadle County Public Health association. Secretary Buford Gray notes its value and hopes it remains unused. He comments on winter snow and a lively annow ball fight ending in a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
League
Buford Gray
Beadle County Public Health Association
Girls Draw Plans For Reserve Meet
The Girl Reserve conference luncheon planning committee will meet at the YWCA cottage at 1 30 p m on Monday April 6 Faith Haskell Gladys Irish and Mary Senate Howes Ann Coates and Heaven Berrien from the Huron Junior High Girl Reserve club work on decorations and program Mrs Louis Smith chairs the committee The hobby lunch will feature decorations and favors representing hobbies such as poetry kodakery hiking sports handicraft art and nature study A Hitchcock high school club quartet will sing during the lunch Patience the hobby horse mascot will appear Group singing and a Brownell Sedam reading will follow The conference will then divide into hobby exhibit and book review groups The event runs from ten to four thirty on Saturday April 11 at the Presbyterian Church in Huron with Girl reserves from 12 clubs expected to attend.
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Faith Haskell
Gladys Irish
Huron Junior High Girl Reserve Club
Mary Senate Howes
Ann Coates
Heaven Berrien
Louis Smith
Hitchcock High School
Patience
Washington School Girl Reserve Club
Brownell Sedam
Presbyterian Church
Huron
Vernon Gogolin To Lead New 4 H Club
Vernon Gogolin elected local leader of a new 4-H club in Kellogg township. Six members work on the baby pork project. Other officers include Cooley Taylor president Elmer Oestrich vice president Herbert Shambers secretary treasurer and Martinus Gogolin reporter. Lincoln Taylor is a member. The club named Whoopee Porkers. Next meeting set for April 10 at the Gogolin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Gogolin
Vernon Goglin
Kellogg Township
Martinus Gogolin
Clib
Gogolin
Fedora Boys Feed 16 Baby Beef Calves
Fedora Baby Beef club members under Hagen Kelsey report sixteen calves are being fed. The calves are healthy and the boys show strong interest in the project. A March 5 meeting planned division into demonstration teams for a county meet this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora Boys
Fedora Baby Beef Club
Hagen Kelsey
Surf Boys
Stummer
Howell Baby Beef club demonstrates Mixing of Minerals
Leslie Croll, leader of the Howell Baby Beef club of St. Lawrence, gave a Mixing of Minerals demonstration at the Duane Butts home last week, according to Doris Harrison. The next meeting is slated for April 10 at the leader’s home, with Miss Ella Butts serving lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Croll
Howell Baby Beef Club
St. Lawrence
Duane Butts
Doris Harrison
Ella Butts
First Aid Studied by Washington Girl Reserves
The Girl Reserve of the Washington unit met Tuesday March 31 1993. Edna Coursey gave a first aid report while Miss Mildred Vishtadt, club advisor, led lessons. A candy sale was planned for Thursday to fund a boat for camp, and the meeting closed with Girl Reserve songs.
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Washington
Club Leader Talks On Record Keeping
The Merry Maida Poultry Club of Beadhe County met at the Oscar Knoll home on March 11 with 19 members present. Frances Puller, club reporter, noted the proposed record keeping methods and appointments for the next term. The next meeting is set for May 6 at Mia J F Rudy’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maida
Beadhe
Oscar Knoll
Frances Puller
Rata
Damceminatora
Mia J. F. Rudy
Washington Reserves Help Buy Boat for Camp Wiles
Edna Courney reports a charity sale at Lake Byron where a carnival of candy and other items raised proceeds to buy a boat for Camp Wiles. Local residents and sponsors coordinated the event to support youths at the lake project.
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Washington
Wiles
Lake Byron
Edna Courney
Chub
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Community Roundup
Twenty years ago in Huron residents engaged in social, travel, and civic notes. Mrs. G B Briggs hosted the Bridge Whist club at her Wado street home as Carl Anderson left for Sioux Falls to tend his father’s illness. Mrs. M C Alford began a Des Moines visit while Mayor Koepp went to Chicago on business. The Huron College endowment rose by 963 dollars in yesterday’s county drive and city funds continue to grow. Plans for park beautification on capital hill were drafted by J W Campbell for Conductor Chestnut and daughter Dorothy Chestnut returned from Yankton today.
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G. B. Briggs
Wado Street
Carl Anderson
Sioux Falls
M. C. Alford
Des Moines
C. F. Koepp
Chicago
Huron College
Huron
Capital Hill
Tobin
J. W. Campbell
Campbell
Chestnut
Dorothy Chestnut
Yankton
Pageant Manuscript Prize Offered by Leadership Club
Aberdeen April 4 Announcement of a 50 dollar cash prize for the best manuscript detailing in pageant form the idealistic and aesthetic phases of rural life was made by Leadership Club authorities at Northern State Teachers College. Open to all entrants, the contest accompanies plans for a May 1932 pageant highlighting romance and beauty in rural life. Contributions become property of the Leadership Club and may be used in the final open air theater pageant.
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Aberdeen
Leadership Club
Northern State Teachers College
Girl Nearly Loses Finger In Door
Tulare April 4 Special Amaryl is Olson suffered a severe cut to the little finger of her left hand when it was caught in a door during play. A doctor sewed the finger back and set the bone. she is improving nicely.
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Tulare
Amaryllis Olson
Tulare Children Are To Be Examined
A 4-H Poultry club was organized at the E. J. Binger home. Members include Milton Boyd Virgil Binger Rosella Wendland Elvin Binger Layoune Brugger and Jean Binger. Officers are Mrs E J Binger club leader Virgil Binger president Jean Binger secretary.
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Tulare
E. J. Binger
Milton Boyd
Virgil Binger
Rosella Wendland
Elvin Binger
Layoune Brugger
Jean Binger
South Dakotans To Get Card Try-Outs
Mobridge ball players Kenneth Hichards and Joe Sahli have left for the St. Louis Cardinals farm at Danville Illinois for tryouts. Rich ards, fielder, starred for Mobridge in fifteen games last year hitting .412. Sabii, formerly of Hogue North Dakota, is a pitcher noted for strike outs.
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South
State eyes highway fund contribution to Capitol addition
Pierre April 4 A move to have the state highway department contribute a portion of its funds toward the new Capitol building addition is under consideration. Attorney General Sharpe will be asked to rule on the issue to allow contributing to the $280 000 available for the project. The drafting room currently rents space over the Chicago and North Western depot at a substantial annual cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Addition
Pierre
State Highway Department
State Capitol
M. Sharpe
Chicago and North Western
Methodist Ladies Bazaar Held by Lake Preston Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church of Lake Preston held their Easter bazaar Wednesday afternoon and evening at the church, drawing many attendees and serving a benedict service.
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Lake Preston
Ladies Aid Society
Methodat
Hickory Stick Music Contest Entries Listed for April Dates
Entries have been received from MOBRIDGE Apel 4 f Etehié Schools Lemmon McIntosh McLaughlin Timber Lake Selby Mobridge Glenham and Bowdle for the Hickory Stick music contest to be held April 24 and 25. Competitions cover soprano contralto tenor bass piano violin cornet trombone baritone horn clarinet flute saxophone as well as boys and girls glee clubs mixed chorus and orchestra ensemble divisions.
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Mobridge
Apel
Etehié
Lemmon
McIntosh
McLaughlin
Timber Lake
Selby
Glenham
Bowdle
Canova To Vote On School Bond
The Canova independent school district voters will decide on Thursday, April 9, whether to issue 25000 dollars in bonds for a new high school. If approved, the current building will house the grade school and the new high school will be built to relieve overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canova
Canove Independent School
Mortgage Notice of Salveson Debt in Beadle County
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company holds a mortgage dated February 1, 1926, to Edward Salveson and Gina Salveson of Beadle County South Dakota on the West Fractional Half of Section 30 Township 112 Range 61 West containing 302.31 acres. The mortgage filed March 6 1925 records debt of $6000 due five years from date with 5 percent interest semi annually. Mortgagors defaulted on principal and taxes. taxes for 1928 paid. abstract continued at a cost of $5.00. Total claimed due now is the mortgage indebtedness interest tax costs and disbursements. Dated at Huron South Dakota April 2 1921.
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A. D
Lewis C. Tredway
Etta Tredway
Huron
Beadle County
South Dakota
Mortgagors
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
2 Corporation
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
mort=gagee, describig
Renge
Office of the Register of Deeds
Essh
Edward Salveson
Gina Salveson
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, & Corporation
Vis
the Register of Deeds
Northwestern
Mutual
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Mackey
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Folkion
Hare_Christoffersen
Bralth Survey
Huron - Pierre Bus
Wits
Wolsey
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