MacDonalds Visit Viewed With Global Stakes
President Roosevelt and Premier MacDonald prepare for a momentous encounter amid tense Europe. MacDonald, praised for coalition leadership and courage, seeks common ground on peace, disarmament, and war debts while monitoring Germany's drift toward rearmament.
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Roosevelt
MacDonald
England
British Empire
Germany
Hitler
France
Italy
Rauch
Europe
Norman H. Davis
Prenver MacDonald
South Dakota plans exhibit for Century of Progress
South Dakota prepares a campaign to raise funds for an exhibit at the Chicago Century of Progress. Agriculture and mining will dominate the display with meat packing dairy products sugar beet and cement industries. A Mt Rushmore miniature and Homestake mine replica feature amid paintings of the Black Hills and Bad Lands. The plan emphasizes the state highway system bridges along the Missouri river and Deadwood linking mining days to modern travel.
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South Dakota
Chicago
C. A. Russell
Mt. Rushmore
Gutzon Borgium
George
Washington
Abraham
Lincoln
Theodore
Roosevelt
Lemmon, & C
Homestake
United States
Mike Russell
Deadwood
Black Hills
Missouri River
Russell
Mr. Russell
Norwegians to Celebrate 119th Anniversary in Minneapolis
Norwegians in the Twin Cities and Minnesota plan a May 17 celebration marking Norway’s 119th anniversary. Prominent Norwegians will attend with emphasis on music, noting Norwegian contributions to American progress and the rich cross cultural exchange in northwestern states.
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Norway
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Elseswhere
Minnesota
America
Egmont’s heir opts ranch life over Earldom in Canada
The eleventh Earl of Egmont, one of Britain’s most distinguished titles, has put ancestral estates up for sale and returned to a western Canadian ranch in Priddis Alberta. Raised on ranches, he left England after his father’s accession and chose a Canadian life with a Calgary dentist’s assistant wife, trading nobility for open country.
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Earl
Egmont
Great Britain
Pridis
Alberta
England
Canada
Calgary
Northwest
Abolish Breach of Promise Suits Proposed in New York
A New York legislator introduces a bill to abolish breach of promise suits, barring courts from entertaining claims arising from mutual contracts to marry. The measure argues such suits are often a form of blackmail and would benefit society if outlawed across states.
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New York
Iti
Storms Ahead for Roosevelt, Says Hipgood at Chicago
Journalist Norma Hapgood warns of rising unemployment fueling dissatisfaction that could undermine Franklin D. Roosevelt. She argues the president cannot quickly fix conditions, though he shows courage and energy in steering the ship of state amid mounting economic storms.
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Fione City
Norma
Hipgood
Denmark
Chicago
Roosevelt
Tipéets
Hapgood
Roosevelti
Iim
4 H Handicraft Clubs Popular in Brookings
In Brookings on April 10 1982 4 H handicraft clubs showcase varied projects chosen by 258 articles for home and family, with work done at home or in shops. Exhibits at the State fair highlighted strong entries led by Lester Pommer Hanson county and Aden Brown Minnehaha, with demonstrations by Gerald Theis Basil Meink Jerauld and Thomas Hersey Hanson on plan sharpening and display panels. Details of the project are available from State College Brookings.
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Brookings
T. L. Patty
State College
Thomas’ J. Hersey
Hanson County
Gerald Theis
Basil
Meink
Jerauld County
Lamb Feeding 4 H Clubs Make Profit
Brookings April 1 Special One of the finest displays of fat lambs at the state fair resulted from good feeding and selection by 4-H club members. Fifty four lambs represented top county animals, with Howard McLain Clark County winning both champion heavy and champion light lamb, and John Price Lewis Brookings earning the Chicago trip spot. The boys profited from low feed costs, and more enrollments are likely as feed remains plentiful and forecasts are favorable. Members may participate in judging, demonstration, and showmanship contests. Former winners are ineligible to repeat to keep prizes distributed.
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I. B. Johnson
State. College
Wesley
Duane
Moore
Day- Coun
Lamb
Howard McLain
Clark
Howard
McLain
John
Price
Garden Club Organized Plans Meeting at Ondricek Home
An organization meeting for a garden club was held at the Ondricek home on April 3. Key members joined, outlining goals, membership, and future events for the club.
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Nesa
Anton
Ondricek
Pril
Sig
Cnailens
Local garden club meeting highlights and mixed comments
The meeting was led by president Ruth Thurston with officers elected including Josephine Ondricek and Avis Kopecky. County agent H H De Long demonstrated on the garden club project and record book while quoting farm economics discussions and a parade photo from the 4H event.
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Ruth Thurston
Josephine Ondricek
Avis Kopecky
Julis Ondsicek
Antoinette Ondricek
Margaret Hanson
Caythren Bouzel
H. H. de Long
Mitchell
Garden Club
Harom
Hasvhad Causa
Algo
Brookings
Dinmund Onan
Rand School Visitors At Exhibit By Willing Workers
The Rand School hosted a visit by members of the Willing Workers and Young Citizens league. Mary Rhodes taught the students who attended the exhibit and Betty Swearingen praised the visit, noting plans to return. Naomi McGuire of Hartford Young Citizens League reports flower planting around the schoolhouse to beautify the yard.
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Rand School
Ae A Ee
Citizens League of the
Mary ‘Rhodes
Ty Ee
Betty
Swearingen
Teague
Neomi- McGuirer
Hartford’ Young Citizens
Leaguer
Texgde
4 FÉ Corn Project Has Possibilities
Brookings reports show 4 H corn clubs exploring crop possibilities across South Dakota. Members like Ralph EB and John ston highlight seed selection, small seed outlay, and profit potential through county and state exhibits. The Minnehaha team led by Leon Sundal and James Dybvig, with Henry Meyer scoring high, fueled state success. Information available from county agents or State College.
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Brookings
Cort
Ralph EB
Johnston
State College
South Dakota
Ami
Jacob Fredrickson
Charles Asper
Lincoln County
Leon Sandal
Clarence Thompson
Minnehaha
Ernest Dabigren
Dick Boone
Clifford
Adams
Dewey
Henry Meyer
Dewey County
Chicago
Vra State College
Ross Pupils Look For Spring Signs
Fifth and sixth graders from Ross School hike with Miss Schulz to observe spring signs. They walked from the school house through Kiel's corn field to a hill overlooking wide views. Myrtle Vandagrift notes muddy trails, broken stalks, pretty stones, thick weeds, and pheasants rising as the class enjoyed the outing and hoped to hike again.
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Ross
Ross School
Miss Schulz
Rom Starks
Kiel
Myrtle L Vandagrift
Vera Srath
Summer Work Conferences for 4-H Leaders
Brookings reports state club office plans conferences for county 4-H leaders active in major summer projects. Sessions cover improving club meetings, selecting and training demonstration and judging teams, and maintaining member record books. Recreation during meetings is also discussed. Leaders share ideas and compare results to boost member progress.
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Brookings
Whittier Pupils Sit Examinations by Grades
Doyle Horton of Whittier school Valley No. 2 notes that eighth, fifth and third grades took examinations in arithmetic with Miss Agries Greenan. Escorts watched a spelling contest in the morning as seventh through fourth grades later took tests and time was devoted to drawing afterward.
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Whittier
Doyle Horton
Whittier School
Scouts Listen To Bird Talk At Titonka Meeting
Mrs Hubert Ketele led a talk on birds for the Titonka troop as Scouts listened. The patrol elected a new leader and planned routine activities for the coming period.
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Hubert Ketele
Avery Ana
Patrolsi
Patrl
Fragmented Puzzle Clues Across Topics and Terms
A scrambled puzzle snippet lists many clues and partial answers across topics. It mentions trees, anatomy, geography near the Great Lakes, German state hints, cooking items, animals, and miscellaneous words, all tangled in a single vertical crossword style grid.
Huron Woman Wins First Prize For Golden Glow Cup Cakes
A local recipe contest drew many entries with few duplicates. Dr J H Christopherson of Huron won first prize of $1 for Golden Glows, with Mrs George Kunze Alpena taking second and Mrs Christenson Huron earning third. Honorable mentions went to several residents as ongoing pre Easter contest promises more prizes.
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J. H. Christopherson
Frank Avenue
Southeast
Huron
George Kunze
Alpena
Spice Cup Cares
Christenson
Biuron
G. O. Lovre
Winnie Cooper
Doland
Bans. Sorengon
Erwin
Hi M. Linke
Arthur Island
Havonite
Meeting notes list local leaders and new patrol appointees
A visitor reported at the meeting that Mary Virginia Kennedy and Marjorie Pegg were among those elected as the new lieutenant candidates. The group included Mudjakewis Marjorie Wagner Chippewas Maxine Crees and the Ogulallas Betty Rae Dux and Betty Jeanne Burns was named. The meeting closed with the group singing Good-night Ladies.
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Mudjakewis
Marjorie Wagner
Maxine
Betty
Rae Duxbac
Mary Virginia
Kennedy
Marjorie
Pegg
Jeanne Burns
Pasque Flower Tale From Early Spring Memory
A Whitlier school pupil John A Kouf of the sixth grade recalls crossing the river to retrieve cattle and discovering a pasque flower on the far hill. He describes finding the flower, bringing it home, and placing it in water to bloom soon.
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John A.kouf
Whitlier
Frank Long Suffers Multiple Injuries At School
Doyle Barton of Whittier school Valley district No. 2 reports Frank Long has endured repeated mishaps over weeks. An initial foot injury led to infection, then a pulled thumb and finally a pitch fork injury through the lip, keeping him out of school and under daily medical care.
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Frank Long
Willi Probaly
Doyle Barton
Whittier School
Valley District No. 2
Agnes Greenan_ i
Local residents depart for visits and travel along with insurance matters
Several names appear mid sentence as locals travel to Sioux Falls Des Moines Ree Heights and Oregon. Mrs Hutchins Mrs King Miss Fleming Mr Fowler Mrs Howard C G Swafford Clyde Cotton and Elsia Cotton visit the city. Dorothy Rossman returns home to visit relatives and friends.
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Carl Weir
Sioux
Fred J. Hutchins
John King
Sioux Falls
A. B. Fairbank
Milton Adford
Des Moines
Mary Fleming
Ree Heights
Fleming Dry Goods Company
Max Fowler
Oregon
Ear
Howard
C.G. Swafford
Sioux Fells
Clyde
Cotton
Elsia Cotton
Hitchcock
Dorothy Rossman
Bridge Club Meets Weekday Social in Neighborhood
The neighborhood bridge club met at the mos with Mrs Herve Tergeon and Mrs Louis Leng hus. They awarded high score prizes to Mrs Herve Tergeon and Mrs Louis Leng hus, while Mrs F D Richards received the consolation prize. Lunch was served.
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Wogmsocket
Spesiali
Mos
Herve Tergeon
Louis Lenghus
F. D. Richards
Sertec
Doris Brooking to Represent Hartford in Pierre Contest
Doris Brooking of Hartford Young Citizens league wins the local contest taught by Miss Beatrice Brook. She advances to the Interchapter contest at Pierre in April to represent the county and compete for the winner title.
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Doris Brooking
Pierre
Hartford
Brooking
Hartford Young Citizens League
Beatrice, Brook
St. South
Farmington Canal and Development Co Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed for Farm tinedale Canal and Development Co with capital of 20000 dollars. Incorporators listed as August Ballmany Bord Rarameist A M Spencer O A Laveres Betts P He Beland and Carl Gangnon all of Farmingdale Pennington County. Quarter ended September 6.
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Pierre
Tinedale Canal
Ballmany
Bord
Rarameveist
A. M. Spencer
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Macdonald's
Chicago Exposition
LADO
Hoosevelt
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Alli
Snan
Gong
Norman
Everr
Raye
Evelyn
Hertnagel
Sliatta
Sng
Argus Hendér
Res
Pearl Creek No. 4
Iroquois
Cummings
Aoured
Miss Cummings
Red Cross
Bryce Hedlund
Great Lakes
Tor Harden
Dale
G. Kunze
Christensen
Ham
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