South Dakota Rejects Iowa Tax Reduction Plan
South Dakota laments Iowa's low house move to force every levying body to cut expenditures by five percent for two years. The column argues such blanket cuts are unwise, urging local self reliance, varied needs, emergencies, and efficiency gains before any tax relief. It notes Iowa spends more than its predecessors and cautions against statewide mandates.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Lioux
The
Tribune
Fowe
Nicholas Longworth, A Natural Human Being Remembered
The nation mourns the untimely passing of Nicholas Longworth, speaker of the House, praised as a natural human being. He combined wealth, education, and culture with sincere friendliness and honesty, earning broad respect from colleagues and the public after nearly thirty years in Congress.
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Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
McDuffie
Alabama
Longworth
Congress
Willington J Cermak Victory In Chicago Rally
The nation watches as Chicago hosts a key event featuring Willington J Cermak triumphing over William Hale in a dramatic showdown. Supporters claim the result signals a shift in political momentum for the region and beyond.
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Chicago
Willinton J. Cermak
Willimna Hale
Chicago Election Sparks Talk of Cermak Clean-Up
The piece weighs Cermak’s sincerity after winning by a historic margin as anti-Thompsonism. It notes Capone-era organized crime and a wet Chicago reality. It also mentions A F Miller and Billie Ryan’s sentimental Chicago trip and long business ties.
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Thompson
Chicago
Cermak
A. F. Miller
W. F
Billie’ Ryan
Marshall Field & Co
Mr. Miller
Mr. Ryan
Coolidge and the Quiet Joys of Angling in Wordsworth's Light
A reflective piece on Calvin Coolidge highlighting his restrained, serene humor and affinity for fishing. The essay praises his silences as disciplined and cautious, with hints of Wordsworthian nature imagery and a wry French-flavored wit about credulity and veracity.
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Mm. Coolidge
Minneapolis
Tri . Tribuns
Calvin Coolidge
Way Ha
Ceniompeien
Vermont
Wordsworth
Coolidge
Colidge
New England
Trial by Ordeal in Jury Deliberations and Veteran Pensions
Minneapolis Tribune discusses jury verdicts becoming endurance contests and questions the fairness of unanimous verdicts amid fatigue and attrition. The piece also critiques veteran pension demands, noting President Howzer vetoes and urging cautious civic action while referencing Kinvel’s war service and broader political considerations.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Jadistel
Jsoheecs
Congress
Reissu
Howzer
Johnson
Armatican Provident
Reviewing Books Is Girl's Hobby from Aitchesck Girl Reserve
Jeanette Shaw reviews books and author lives as a hobby, praising Dixon's The Clansman and Churchill's The Crisis while critiquing Dickens, Cooper, and Webster. Beth Steffen supports her budding literary analysis, noting enthusiasm but occasional excess.
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Thomas Dixon
Jeanette Shaw
Jesnelie
Winston Churchill
Dixon
Churchll
Charles Dickens
Pickwick Papers
David Copper
Field
Jean Webster
Eimerson Hough
J. F. Cooper
Beth Steffen
Jean Atta
Abe
Joe
Ahe
Open House at Girl Scouts National Home
From April 25 to 30 the Girl Scouts will keep open house at the national home in Washington. The federation of women's clubs gifted the building in 1923, and it now hosts presidents and cabinet ministers. Visitors can see cookery baby care piano playing and gardening in the little house set in Stewn garden as they tour the model home.
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Broad Street
New York
Joan Howard Payne
Git Scouts
Ste
Tagdern
Nome Sweet Home
Wilson Girl Reserve Ceremonial at PTA Meeting
Wilson Girl Reserve presented a ceremonial program at the PTA meeting on Thursday evening. Betty Sheets Cecelia Passmheim Devone Weemdvold Wetonn LeEogle and Wilsen de participated, each symbolizing a phase of the node. The event closed with the singing of Follow the Cream.
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Wilson
Betty Sheets
Cecelia Passmheim
Devone Weemdvold
Wetonn LeEogle
Wilsen de
Huron Cub Pack Holds First Outdoor Meet at East Park
Huron Cub Pack No. 5 held its first outdoor meeting Friday April 10 at East Park led by Roger Parlee. Fifteen boys attended and were served by committee members Bedey Stuart Richard Cave and Gordon MacNamire. Kittenball was played.
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Huron
East Park
Roger Parlee
Boye
Gulyee
Seesbpen
B. Comington
Caytsin
Bedey Stuart
Richard Cave
Gordom MacNamire
Indians to Celebrate Pierre’s Semi Centenary
A note of April 1 marks a semi centennial celebration in observance of the ongoing occupancy of the Standing Reckion by the Sioux. The event highlights a forty year presence and honors the endurance of the community within Pierre.
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Pierre
Young Citizens Send Money for Boys and Girls
Lindbergh league Sanator youths sent 919.90 to Rev. D. E. Cleveland of Yankton to purchase food for children in drought struck Arkansas regions. Miss Aleen Erickson, editor, notes Evelyn Hodgeson of Teague confirms receipt and a thank you letter from Cleveland.
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Lindbergh League
Sanator
D. E. Cleveland
Yankton
Arkanasan
Aleen Erickson
Young Citizen
C. L
Evelyn Hodgeson
the Teague
Many 4-H Trips Offered to South Dakota Members
H M Jones officials announce 1931 educational trips for South Dakota 4-H club members. Awards include trips to the National Dairy Exposition in St Louis and National Club Congress in Chicago, with 50 free slots announced for Central South Dakota. Previous winners cannot repeat the same trip. clubs may nominate reporters and delegates for awards via county and district agents.
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South Dakota
H. M. Jones
St Louis
Chicago
State College
Brookings
National Club Congress
Atyle Revue
Central
Flyron
Huronite
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Social Notes
A county column from Huron recounts visits and moves of residents. Mrs Ernest Wintle and daughter Hazel go to Sioux Falls to visit at her mother Mrs Brooker. Mr and Mrs Daniel Malloy visit J B Geddes on route Hot Springs to Sioux Falls to settle. Dr J L Foxton travels to Rapid City to see his mother on claims nearby. Mrs F L Holbrook retires from Kalispell Montana after her mother’s illness. C E O Young arrives from Denver to spend a short time before relocating to Colorado. Mrs Charles Dwyer Miller, daughter of B F Ives in Minneapolis, improves after illness in hospital. B H Stanton of Pittsburgh visits. former Huron resident may stay. Mrs E M Thomas hosts a coffee gathering for about thirty friends at Dakota Avenue. The Secher home welcomes a son at 7 15 PM Friday. Mrs Q J Ehmer leaves for Tower City ND to visit relatives. Mrs Carrie Lloyd travels to Washington for a brief visit.
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Ernest Wintle
Ha~zél
Sioux Falls
Vislt
Hrooker
Daniel Malloy
J. B. Geddes
Hot Springs
J. L. Foxton
Rapid, City
F. L. Holbrook
Kalispell
Mont
C. EO Young
Denver
Colorado
Minneapolis
Charles Dwyer
Miller
B. F. Ives
B. H. Stanton
Pittsburgh
Frank Kuehn
Stanton
Huron
May
E. M. Thomas
Dakota Avenue
Tr. van Dalsem
W. M. Secher
Q. J. Ehmer
Tower City
N.D
Mg. Carrie Lloyd
Weasington
Redfield 4 H Club studies calf care and halters
Redfield 4 H members met at Robert McCone's farm south of Redfield on April 10. Fred B Willett led demonstrations on calf care and growing baby calves. Clyde McCone and Wendell Strang spoke on feeding and care. Mr McCone offered care tips and a rope halter making activity.
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Redfield
Robert McCone
Fred B. Willett
Wendell Strang
Clyde Me Cone
McCone
Calvey A
Willett
Fuch
Choir Performs Three Concerts In One Day Tour
The A Cappella choir from Harom College staged three concerts in one day as part of its spring tour. Ralph Meyers reports appearances in Clark Raymond and Groton with 25 members opening in Castlewood. Rev. Martin Hyinie praised the group and director Hardin Van Deursen for uplifting old master music across communities. The tour continues north and west through South Dakota ending with a home concert in Huron on April 21.
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Harom College
Ralph Meyers
Clark
Raymond
Groton
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Castlewood
Myers
Martin Hyinie
Chicle
Hardin
van Deursen
A. A. Nelson
South Dakota
Huron
Milier
Huront
Wonder Bakers Club Meeting Demonstrates Baking Powder Biscuits
The Wonder Bakers Cooking club of Hand county met at the home of local leader Mire Goldsbehr on April 1 with four members and two visitors. Huth Hanson gave a demonstration on judging baking powder biscuits. Club songs and games followed. The next meeting will be at the home of Etla Mae Engleutenn. Limch was served at the close, per Miss Englemann, club reporter.
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Wonder Bakers
Wonder Bakers Cooking Club
Hand County
Mire: Goldsbehr
Huth Hanson
Etla
Mae Engleutenn
Limch Wae
Miss Englemann
Cain Creek Leaguers Visit Huron for Courtesy Tour
Cain Creek Leaguers of the C L and Mia L Seeley visited Huron meeting members and were hosted at the Conmeareist club rooms with a pot luck luncheon. They expressed gratitude to Beat H Meyers secretary of the Chamber of Commerce for the courtesy and hospitality extended during the visit.
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Cain Creek Leaguers
Huron
Cain Creek ¥.C. L
Mia L. W. Seeley
Beat H. Meyers
Theource Chassber
Commerce
Rural blaze destroys Miller barn near Miller
A large barn on the James Moncur farm twelve miles northwest of Miller burned yesterday afternoon. Five horses and substantial feed and hay were destroyed. Authorities suspect children playing with matches started the fire, marking the third rural blaze in the area in recent days.
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Miller Barn
Miller
James Moncur
Beadle East Side Pig Club Demonstration Named
Leon Greenan named demonstrator for the Beadle East Side Pig Club May meeting at the Joe Brinkman home per Joe Davin. Club officials plan a Growing Baby Pigs display and a demonstration on pig care. The meeting will be held at the John MacQuire home.
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Leon Greenan
Beadle East Side Pig Club
Busineses
Joe Brinkman
Joe Davin
Oates
John MacQuire
Lake Preston Seniors Win Close Track Meet
Lake Preston high school hosts a rescheduled interclass track meet where seniors edged rival students. Winners include Keith 120 yard hurdles at 23.2 seconds, Morgan 100 yard dash 11.1, Bid 8 feet 9 inches pole vault, Morges high jump 5 feet 2 inches, Morgen desk 58.4, Elé mile 5 45, Wales shot put 02 feet, Miler 220 yard 31.8, Miller high jump 4 feet 8 inches, Adams 220 yard 35, Eid javelin 8 feet 6 inches, Johnson discus 51 feet 6 inches, relay 1:38.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
St Polniz
Keith
Morgan
Morges
Morgen
Elé
Abetras
Wales
Miler
Miller
Adams
A. Eid
Johnson
Inehes
Br Sonlers
Iiller
Adasne
Eid
Radio Features TS BEST IN RADIOLAND
C E Butterfield reports highlights from American radio programming and upcoming broadcasts. The note covers Strauss Der Rosenkavalier from Covent Garden on WABC networks, White Sox and Cubs home games aired by WENR WLS with Tris Speaker, and various planned talks and musical performances across WEAF WOR WABC stations with figures like Floyd Gibbons Veronica Wiggin Hack Wilson Channing Pollock Ray Land Bobby Jones and others appearing in scheduled time slots.
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C. E Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
Covent Garden
London
WABC
Wenr-Wls
Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Tris Speaker
Floyd Gibbons
Hag
China
WEAF
P. Ortiz
Rubio
Mexico
Mexico City
WOR
Veronica Wiggin
Happy Bakers
Hack Wilson
Ritchie Craig, Jr
Channing Pollock
Ray Land
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Bill Schudt
Bobby Jones
Neokup
Kingsbury Pupils In Group Singing at Lake Preston
Kingsbury county rural school chorus of 650 to 700 voices met Saturday in Lake Preston high school auditorium under Mrs P Scofield of De Smet. After state song groups the county declamatory winners were announced and readings given. The packed high school venue heard the encore as the chorus closed with more state songs. The pupils presented Miss Scofield a bouquet of soap dragons. speech by Mavis Paterson. County Superintendent Roehne led program.
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Kingsbury
Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Lake Preston High School
P. ©. Scofield
de Smet
Theodore Thorson
Baker Township
Johny Jones
Marjorie Paterson
Ter Township
Rachael Peterson
Manchester
Dé Smet
Mavis Paterson
Miss Roehne
Aberdeen Protest Over Sleeper Discontinuance
The Milwaukee railway ends through sleeper service Aberdeen to Sioux Falls and Sioux City, prompting a protest by Aberdeen chamber traffic bureau. Manager W. W. Carr says the change burdens residents who previously traveled for business without losing a day. Officials’ exact stance remains undisclosed.
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Aberdeen
Milwaukee
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chamber. of Commerce
W. W. Carr
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Lapka retrial hearing postponed to April
Miller April 14 The hearing for a sew trial for Alphonse Lapka has been postponed to Monday April 2. He is in the penitentiary at Sioux Falls for life charged with the murder of his mother a year and a half ago.
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Lapka
Miller
Alphonse Lapka
Sioux Falls
Colac Pile Pills Promoted By Fisherman From Rock Hall
An advertisement touts Colac Pile Pills as a miracle remedy for bleeding piles. Included are testimonials from Mr Witter Elbur, a Rock Hall fisherman, claiming the product cured severe attacks. The pitch urges readers to buy or mail 75 cents for a regular bottle with money-back guarantee.
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Waléra
Cole ‘Chemical Co
Brentwood
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