Don’t Be Fooled by Claims in Political Campaigns
A political piece argues that candidates exaggerate to win support and that George J. Danforth would safeguard South Dakota. It praises Danforth as progressive, honest, and cooperative, contrasting him with opponents and stressing integrity, prudent economics, and commitment to public institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Simon
Senator McMaster
George J. Danforth
Senate
South Dakota
Danforth
Highway Commission
America
Charles B. Hughes
Hell
Against the Calamity Howler
Fred W. Sargent, president of the Chicago and Northwestern railway, exemplifies a modern railroad official amid a shift from public gouging and stock manipulation to earnest service. He notes railroads remain the backbone of transportation despite interest in air, water, buses, and other modes.
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Fred W. Sargent
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Sargent
Statesman Needed as South Dakota Urges Real Washington Men
In a speech remarks by Mr. Sargent he argues South Dakota calls for real statesmen in Washington not vocal calamity seekers aimed at gaining votes. His claim notes the impact of such observations on public sentiment.
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Sargent
South Dakota
Washington
South Dakota Banks Weather 1929 Slump Better
The bank deposits in Minnesota North and South Dakota and Montana shrank in 1929 with South Dakota showing the least decline. Average per bank falls were Minnesota 31030 North Dakota 51643 Montana 104010 South Dakota 8500. The note credits diversified income for farmers and growth in manufacturing mining and other sectors for South Dakota's relative resilience.
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
North Dakota
Sharpe Offers Candidacy for Attorney General
The article argues that despite agitation over a bank investigation, M. Q. Sharpe is once again a candidate for attorney general. It praises his honesty, notes officials’ motives should serve the public, and suggests he may be renominated without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Q. Sharpe
Sharpe
South Dakota
Shipping Opens on Upper Mississippi
A humorous head notes a misprint in a Twin City paper claiming shipping on the upper Mississippi, suggesting the actual reference is to the upper Missouri and prompting commentary on geographic mix ups.
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Mississippi
Twin City
Upper
Missouri
Hat chasing as sport and satire in Chesterton’s view
Chesterton argues hat chasing mocks the human desire yet lampoons society by imagining upper class hunts for hats as a humane sport. He compares folly of chasing hats to pursuing a wife, warning that deeper pleasures arise from meaningful acts like love, not trivial pursuits.
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Guibert K. Chestertom
Arman
Sam
Hyde Park
Engineer Bell dies at controls of speeding New York Detroit limited
Minneapolis Tribune recounts the death of locomotive engineer C. A. Beil who perished in the cab of a derailed Pennsylvania Railroad New York to Detroit limited. He stayed at the throttle to apply airbrakes, saving passengers before a fatal plunge, exemplifying rail traditions and duty.
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Minneapolis Tribune
C. A. Beil
New York Detroit Limited
Pennsylvania
Belt
Tere
de Rail
Pennsylvania Engineer
Engineer Bell
Billboard Nuisance and Aesthetic Clash in Sisseton Courier
A debate on billboards contrasts advertising intrusions with natural beauty. It argues that billboards mar landscapes, ruin sunsets, and disrupt art, likening interruptions to ejections during a performance. The piece champions restrained, tasteful displays over commercial clutter.
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Sisseton Courier
Debussey
Kriesler
The Lantern Show The Locked Door review
A nostalgic revival review noting The Lantern Show film The Locked Door stars Rod La Rocque Barbara Stanwyck and William Boyd with mixed impressions. Critics call it melodrama overstocked with era banter, praising Zara Pitts and photography but deeming the cast uneven. A forthcoming Langston Chaney project is discussed amid radio and TV chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod la Rocque
Barbara Stanwyck
Wo. Boyd
Betty Bronson
Mack Swain
Zazu Fitts
Norma Talmadge
Wm. Powell
Devereaux
Chatterton
Wm. Boyd
Shostee
Win Boyd
Zara Pitts
Huron Clubs Stage Two One Act Plays At Assembly
Two one act comedies were staged by Muran High Girl Re serves and the Hi club at a Thursday assembly in the high school auditorium. The Duchess Bounces In Garden Anderson directed and voiced the vitaphone production with Gladys Tillman as Lady Vera and Jack Winle as her lover the Bar. Ghosts followed with Harold Saith George Marjorie Pegg Anne and others in the cast. Mrs Vera Casey was property manager with Elizabeth Miner and Leslie Hutchigan handling business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muran High Girl Reserves
Vitaphone
Garden Anderson
Gladys Tillman
Lady Vera
Jack Winle
Bar
Laidy
Vera
Duchess of
Borchester
Kathryn Small
Harold Saith
George
Marjorie Pegg
Anne
Aurel Ashman
Grace
Ivan Blevens
Floyd
Ogden
Chamberlain
Fred
Marjorie Burns
Lerne
Melree Ryden
Lynn
Kathryn Terpenning
Mary
Lawrence Erickson
Tim
Ruth Borgrest
Vera Casey
Mama— Gers
Elizabeth Miner
Leslie Hutchigan
Lake Henry League Hosts Neighbors in School Event
The Lake Henry League hosted districts one four and seven for a Tuesday evening program led by Sylvan Isaacson seventh grade member. Contests included two spelling events won by Grace Leek and Kenneth Mears from district four. A rural school PTA was formed with officers Mrs Harry Pirlet president Mrs Olaf Skyberg vice president Miss Dierks secretary and Harry Kracht treasurer.
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Lake Hexsty
C. L
de Smet
Sylvan Isaacson
Lake Henry
Sylvan
Grace Leek
Kenneth Mears
Lulu Hatfie
M.S. McCarty
Davis
Hauile
Misa Dierles
Harry Pirlet
Olaf Skyberg
Dierks
Harry Kracht
Lake Heyy League
Bee Hive 4-H Girls Complete Project
Bee Hive 4-H club held its nat meeting at Verna and Wilma Opperman home on March 29. Miss Sara L. Dowing spoke on Dress Finishings while eleven members and four visitors attended. Officers were elected for Live Wire Canning and Bee Hive sewing clubs with Lillian Larson as president Norma Kalshar vice president and Verna Opperman secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive 4-H
Verna
Wilma Opperman
Sara L. Dowing
Miss Dewing
Kotahar
Arsony
Ruth Hoflmsay
Ethel Johnson
Bee Hive Sewing Club
Lillian Larson
Norma Kalshar
Verna Onperman
Rudy Dairy Members Enter Judging Meet
Rudy Dairy Calf club met Wednesday evening April 2 at the Mike Mc Nabee home. Members discussed an ice cream social and Jim Fuller and John Landrigan volunteered to judge dairy cattle in Redfield as representatives. Walter Singer spoke on 4-H rally day set for April 12 in Huron, with plans to attend.
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Rudy Dairy
Rudy
Mike McNabee
Jim Fuller
John Landrigan
Redfield
Rudy ‘Club
Darel Abel
Rendall
Fuller
Fepers
Walter Singer
Huron
Rudy Club
Lawrence Wallace
Rudy Dairy Calf Club Meets with Merry Maids Poultry
The Rudy Dairy Calf Club and the Merry Maids Poultry Club met in joint session at the M L Mays back home Wednesday evening. April 2, with all but three members present. The clubs planned a picnic to be held in May or June.
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RUDY
Rudy Dairy Calf-club
Merry
Maids Poultry
Séseion
ML. Mays
Carroll Brannon Sets Remarkable 4-H Club Record
South Carolina farm youth Carroll Brannon built a standout five year 4-H record with 28 ribbons including five championships nine firsts and six seconds. He maintained a Jersey herd of eight valued at 2920 with profits of 2942.05 and produced 633 pounds of butter yearly. The National 4-H Club Magazine highlights his disciplined record keeping and suggests his 4-H career lays a strong foundation for a future in agriculture.
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Carrell Brannon
South Carolina
H Club
Dai
Sacajawea Scout Troop Welcomes Three New Members
The Sacajawea Girl Scout troop met April 2 at the Presbyterian church basement. Mrs. O. BE. Wright led the session and introduced games using Morse code and a Crossing the Delaware activity. Three new members Evelyn McKnight Evelyn Pugsley Bonnie Lillebridge joined, with Esther Small filing the scout report.
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Sacajawea
Presbyterian Church
O. BE. Wright
Delaware
Evelyn McKnight
Evelyn Pugsley
Bonnie Lillebridge
Mise Lean Chenoweth
Keutenany
Presbyterian
Esther Small
Iroquois Students Enter District Contest in Huron
Iroquois high school to be represented at the district commercial contest in Huron on Saturday April 5 Mary Rounds editor of the Little Chick announces delegates Mildred Loposky and Marcy Rounds compete in shorthand. Mildred Lapasky and Magic Brown and Mary Rounds in typewriting. Mark Ritter Otto Werner and Harald McNabee in bookkeeping.
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Troquois
Iroquois High School
Huron
Mary Rounds
Mildred Loposky
Marcy Rounds
Mildred Lapasky
Magic Brown
Mark Ritter
Otto Werner
Harald McNabee
Boy Scouts Rally Series Planned Across Central South Dakota
A first aid rally and patrol handi craft exhibit for Central South Dakota Boy Scout troops will be held in Wessington High School gym on April 13 at 7 30 p m with teams from Huron Miller Wessington and Broadiand joining others. Similar rallies occur in Pierre Redfield and Alpena with Redfield’s event set for Wednesday April 9. The public is invited.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scout
South Dakota
Wessington
Huron
Miller
Broadiand
Pierre
Redfield
Alpena
Highmore Students Win District Declamatory Honors
Highmore high school topped all rivals by capturing two first places in the district declamatory contest held Friday March 28 with six schools competing. Judges awarded Marian Quitl Dramatic first. Thelma Ellis second. Mary Janet Bushfield first Humorous. Gladys Lester second. Bob Taylor Fr Gret and Carman Sutley Fr Pies placed in Historical. The winning students will represent their district in forthcoming events.
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Highmore
Highmore High School
Allaws
Marian Quitl
Thelma Ellis
Pirro
Mary Janet Bushfield
Miller
Gladys Lester
Faulleton
Bob Taylor
School A Sets Sights On Divisional Then State Contest
At the divisional contest on April 4 School A aims to win to advance to the state contest on April 11. The plan centers on securing victory to qualify for the larger meet.
Wayland Girl Reserves Hold March Meeting
Wayland Girl Reserves gathered March 3 with theme of messages from younger girls in other countries. Verlyn Wood read A Gice Guide in England, Esther Brown presented A Mexican Blue Triangle Girl, Antionete Winegar spoke on A Brazilian Club Girl, Eva McGuire discussed A Girl Pioneer in China. The meeting included a recognition service for four new members and five girls applied for Reserve rings. several parents attended and songs were sung before dismissal.
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Wayland
Wayland Girl Reserves
Verlyn Wood
England
Esther Brown
Antionete Winegar
Eva McGuire
China
Happy Sunshine Club Announces Play at Merrill School
The Happy Sunshine 4-H club plans a play and program at Merrill School on April 1 to raise funds for sending old members to carp this summer. March meeting held with all but one member present, Gere Kutelap joined, lunch served, next gathering set for April 23 at Arthur Muller’s home. Lee Jones is the club reporter.
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Happy Sunshine Club
Happy Sunshine
20 Years Ago Soday In Huron Highlights Local Comings and Goings
EL J. McGarvey returned from Minneapolis with spring samples while Mrs. Wiltsie left for Mitchell. John Connors Jr. came home from Chicago on business, and A. Lampe traveled to Miller for affairs. Miss Mabel Templeton visited friends and departed for Brookings. Mrs. S F Corley and Mrs. L Bagger made trips, while building permits were issued to J A Sauer, Bell Bakery, and Charles E Young for homes and extensions.
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EL J. McGarvey
Minneapolis
Mrs. Wiltsie
Bmis
Briggs
Mitchell
Helen Wapp
Brookings
S. F. Corley
Watertown
L. Bagger
Samuel Birks
Chicago
Bagger
J. A. Sauer
Second Street
Dakota Avenue
Kansas Street
Bell Bakery
Third
Fourth Streets
Charles E. Young
Utah Street
Elevpath
Twelfth Streets
Charles BE. Youngs
Simmons Avenue
Fifth
Sifth
Americanism a ey oe a Mhore money
A terse, fragmented line notes money and wishing, with likely missing context. The readable content hints at a discussion of Americanism and financial concerns, but lacks clear subjects, actions, or outcomes to form a full news item.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lusk- Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
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United Artists
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Chevalier
Ruth Draper
Buston Theatre
Maurice “Curlylip
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Boy
Radio Corporation
Midge
Ben
Palmotor
U. S
Central
Hazel Christofersen
Gordon Anderson
Lake Henry League
Carroll Brannon
Benj. Thomas
Obice
Gaarg
Masonic Temple
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Peter Mintener
Com- Bay
United States
Germany
Phoying Safe Ik
Harry
Ganas
Wee
Iliara Wrigley, Jr
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
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