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Bentonite Industry: South Dakota’s Global Clay Supplier
South Dakota leads the world in bentonite supply with shipments in the hundreds of carloads yearly to France, Germany, Italy and Great Britain. The clay, sourced near Belle Fourche, is mined by steam shovels and refined at two local plants, supporting about thirty families. Last month’s export totaled around fifty carloads to global markets as Belle Fourche promotes eastern investment.
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South Dakotas
South
Belte
Fourche
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Wise Shopper's Secret Quietly Guides Morning Hauls in Huron
A feature outlines how a well dressed shopper avoids crowds by choosing morning hours, ensuring prompt courteous service and comfort. The piece notes she benefits from minimal crowds, allowing sales staff to offer efficient attention and a pleasant shopping experience while supporting stores’ efforts to provide ample service.
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Huron
Campaign Humor Across War Time Politics
A lighthearted guide to campaign humor notes sharp Democratic jabs at Republicans having six vice presidents but none for president. It also recounts a Yarn about a Pennsylvania PWA worker who could not get a shovel. Hopkins allegedly found the man did not need one, prompting incredulous replies.
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Washington
Tno
PWA
Pennsylvania
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
OO Tangit
Ian Sites
Shovel to Work and Bet in Fragmentary Riff
Odd fragment discusses work, fate of America, jokes amid problems, and mentions shovels and a hat. The garbled text lacks clear actors or events but hints at social or political commentary and a casual tone. No definite persons or organizations can be identified from the readable lines.
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America
CCC conservation program faces budget cuts in debate
The article argues the CCC has earned broad support as a vital conservation force. It stresses erosion and flood damage over five years underscore the need for a lasting forest and soil program and warns that cutting federal budgets now could cost decades ahead.
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CCC
Congress
The Power Of The Purse In European War Financing
The piece notes France and Great Britain delay action over Hitler s Rhineland venture due to the difficulty of financing another war. US laws curtail war loans and credits, with the Johnson Act of 1934 blocking securities and a 1936 neutrality amendment restricting belligerent transactions. The policy aims to deter rapid European conflict by restricting American funding and emphasizes that US money is essential in wartime finance.
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France
Great Britain
Hitler
Rhineland
Europe
United States
Germany
Johnsort
Imexica
Lignite Industry Notes North Dakota South Dakota Contrast
A Sioux Falls dispatch compares North and South Dakota lignite efforts. It cites North Dakota producing about 1 00,000 tons annually and notes extensive western deposits. South Dakota funded a mine in hopes of spurring growth but failed, wasting taxpayers money. The piece urges joint focus by the Greater South Dakota Association on developing lignite resources.
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Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
Bismarck Dispatch
North Dakota
South Dakota
Dakota
Greater South Dakota Association
Glass moves slowly through city on way to California
The worlds largest telescope mirror travels toward the Pacific Coast slowed by careful routing through Kansas City. Astronomers expect the 27 fold enlargement of the visible universe and the ability to photograph features on the moon from 240000 miles away. After arrival in California three to four years of grinding and installation follow.
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Kansas City
Gonr Corning
N.Y
Pacific Coast
Califteria
Townsend Plan mocked in Baltimore Sun satire
The Baltimore Sun reports sharp satire on the Townsend Plan and its pension claims. Investigators critique medical advertisements and promises of universal pensions, noting the magazine’s sensational tone and sensationalism.
Growth in Girl Scout membership rises in South Dakota section
Edited by Evalyn Hertagel the Affairs of Young Folks notes a year of progress for Girl Scouts in Central South Dakota. Leaders and sponsors report increases in troops and members, with 14,012 troops and 284,218 Scouts, plus Brownie growth near 2,000. Leadership gains, troop committees, and regional activity are highlighted, along with geography and local history studies.
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Central South Dakote
Evalyn Hertagel
Gace
Heal- Poe
Gulsein
Vance
National Training School
Amy
Garey
Ness
C L Declamatory Contest At Willow Lake Clark County
Seventy five participants competed in the C L declamatory contest at Willow Lake with winners from three districts advancing to a Clark County meet on April 18. Two contestants with identical ratings from each division were chosen to advance. First place ties and notable performers included Florence Bohri Dorothy Peters and Car Sherburne in the upper standings, Delores Hanson Foxton Tomahigy Mary Ann Spilde from Willow Lake, with Robert Nordby and Margaret Donley also recognized.
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C.L
Willow Lake
Clark County
Clark
Eli
Theadkes
Florence Bohri
Diothy
Peters
Car Sherburne
Delores Hanson
Foxton Tomaahigy
Mary Ann Spilde
Willow
Robert Nordby
Willow Lake End
Margaret Donley
Saad “Tae Sciaalat
Céttinn Township
Bar Missigon
Che Clarke Directo
Logan Township School Meeting Nears With Miss Guiding
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Logan Township School held a meeting led by Miss with discussion of activities and plans from last year. Names and precise actions are unclear in the text.
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Logan Township
4-H Poultry Booster Club hears baby chick program
Gene Denning led a Cham ber of Commerce room meeting of 13 members and visitors. Selections by Harg Kelly and Vernon Berquist opened the program. A demonstration on preventing chick diseases followed. Denning distributed Chamber seals and SD and Blac Elds leaflets. Next meeting at Charlotte Gleason's home with Mrs. Murray as leader.
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Gene Denning
Chamber of Commerce
Harg Kelly
Vernon Berquist
Fanglea
Ahearn
Charlotte Glewton
Lucille
Claram‘ Beau
Denning
South Dakota
Bertell Clarambeau
Charlotte Gleason
Hand County Rally Day Adds New Clubs in Diller
Hand County hosts a rally in Diller with nearly all organized clubs attending. Morning visiting games supervised by Mr Olson, lunch served by women at noon. Club president presented reports on each club and new county clubs formed. Gerslaine Buttes notes the expanded county organization.
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Hand County
Diller
Olson
Misa
Ela Butts
Mr. Olson
Gerslaine Buttes
Titankas Prepare t ys For Scout Circus
Mrs Dunbar opened the meeting for Titanka Troop as Titanka Scouts plan Easter gifts and stories. The group met in patrols to discuss Girl and Boy Scout area tasks, worked on a clock project with Miss Write, then formed a circle before the Albert Court of Honors ceremony reported by Mary Webster.
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Titankas
Mra
O. D.dunbar
Titanka
Uss Plang
Tania
Misa
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand- Olive Nefp Quast
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Help Yourself and Lend A Hand with welcome words and a corner coffer cup. References to Mrs Hill and Frank Tyne of Kenticky appear in incomplete form. No clear event or setting available.
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Olive Nefp
Hill
Mosaic of 19th Century Booking and Craft Project
Fragmentary article notes a home project framing end boards for a lantern or label tag, detailing cut size Lanveriont 15 inches, molding framing, mitered joints, brads, shellac finish, and a communal support story with Mrs Hall and neighbors donating trays for a camp or group project, plus a safety suggestion with felt or rubber protectors.
Twenty Years Ago In Hay
A veterans meeting at the Royal Motel concluded with a banquet for forty attendees. In the graduate veterinary Surgeons organization, D. F. Barber led as president with H. E. Davis, L. Q Calgan, G. A. Edmiston as vice presidents and B Andrews as secretary, G C Shepperd as treasurer. News from Redfield Journal Observer: E B Merriman takes possession of the paper from ALC Smith, with plans to pursue music related work. he previously taught at Huron College and ran the Huron Herald and later acquired the Redfield Journal. Elizabeth Evans, a TSU graduate, returns from Japan for visits and speeches at Presbytery meetings. Mrs. G. S. King and Mrs. S. F. Krug return from Sioux City. Mike Hand of Wessington and Margaret McWeeney travel to Rochester, Minnesota for Mayo Clinic treatment.
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Roval
Graduate Veterinary Surgeons
D. F. Barber
Tyndall
H.E. Davis
Scotland
L. Q Calgan
G. A. Edmiston
Rapid City
Tretary
B Andrews
Uron
G. C Shepperd
Centerville
Word
Alc. Smith
Redfield Journal Observer
E. B. Merriman
Graettinger, Yan
Merriman
Smith
Huston College
Thas
Huron Herald
Herald
Abrias
Elizabeth Evans
TSU
Ja— Ban
Evans
Java
Miller
G. S. King
S. F. Krug
Sioux City
Mike Hand
Wessington
Margaret McWeeney
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Hands
Institute Opens St Lawrence Recreational School Directors
Special three day recreations open at St Lawrence Institute running through Friday. Delegates from Sully Potter Faulk Jerauld Bufalo Hyde Hugher and Hand counties attend to train leaders in music art and health. Lottie Ward acts as director.
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Institute
St, Lawrence
St. Lawrence
Sully
Potter
Faulk
Jerauld
Bufalo
Hyde
Hugher
Hand
Lottie Ward
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Act
Birth of a Son Noted in April Editions
Special brief records report multiple birth notices including Dixon Jr and Dakss Van Zee. April 4 entry notes the arrival of a son for Dixon Jr and birth of a son for Dakss Van Zee, with the events listed among EW arrivals.
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Dixon, Jr
April Dakss
van Zee
Invite Roosevelt to Yankton Jubilee in Dakota Territory
Senator Bulow of South Dakota plans to invite President Roosevelt to the Yankton Jubilee in Yardecon Tyne and seeks ways to arrange a possible visit around the June 11 to June 15 events. The piece notes broader neutrality and war-prevention efforts, plus local civic plans including a Yankton College alumni banquet honoring Dr G W Nash and aide Robert Feyerbaum.
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Waslington
Roosevelt Wil
South Dakota
Dakota Territory
Yardecon
Tyne
Seanvor W. J. Bulow
South Dakowick
Mas
Capinel
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Tesington
Wbiler Annive Teerstory
W. E. Tschappat
War Department
Senaise Bulow
J. R. Counrod
Pisa Sreau
Bulow
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Yankton
Yankton College
G. Ww. Nash
Nash
Robert Feyerbaum
Ernest Thomas
Senator Bulow
Machine
District of Columbia
Honolua Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Honolua Presbyterian Church held its annual congregational meeting with Rev. L.C. Snyder presiding. Trustees elected: Mrs. Louis Barthelman, Mrs. Eldred Hewitt, A. C. Lahren. F. W. James re-elected elder. Music committee named: Mrs. Walter Morse, Man F. Re Brien, My, Mrs. Holland Volluns weider. Easter service at 9:45 AM. Everyone invited.
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Honolula Presbyterian Church
L.C. Snyder
Louis Barthelman
Eldred Hewitt
A. C. Lahren
F. W. James
Walter Morse
Man F. Re Brien
Holland Vollunsweider
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de Betile
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Townsend Weekly
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Clements
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Froma Maestly
George Clark
National Gireup
Catherine Murphy
Marien ‘Ownsley
Jean Rawneley
Georgia Weid
Lenmnrny
Russia
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Resta
Ozone
Bovernment
SiTo Shackle
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Texas
By Munro Wezer
Fass
Fred Bi Hildebraan
Watertown
Firom Congress
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