The West Park Development Association Bond Proposal
The piece argues for a bond vote next Tuesday to buy 12 acres near the city edge including a large pool and park facilities. It notes past demand for bathing, the pool’s attraction, and the potential for public recreation, urging appraisal and wise use while stressing municipal support for parks and playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park
West Park Development Association
Huron
Bath
Siers
Lake Preston
Advertising's broad benefits to industry and jobs
A discussion on advertising argues it sustains demand, keeps mills open, and preserves employment across sectors. It asserts that ads create consumer demand, leading to hiring in mills, steel, tires, paint, and stores, with benefits spreading from millionaires to workers. It notes the 1920 example of $60,000,000 spent to sell cars and the broader economy.
Advertising as a Path to Prosperity and Jobs
Caution voiced that people save money due to unemployment fear and misunderstanding. The piece argues pros advertising brings prosperity, benefits average citizens, and that executives should favor volume advertising to generate business, more work for employees, and aid economic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Uniform Traffic Laws Move Supported by Aberdeen Paper
The Aberdeen American backs the push for national uniform traffic rules as motor clubs lead the effort. It notes the challenge of varied conditions and argues uniform regulations would reduce inconvenience and improve traffic flow, despite debates over inside left turns in cities like Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen American
City Commission
Huron
Buck Family Dominates 4-H Honors in Jasper County
The Buck family leads 4-H recognition in Jasper County with Margaret and Harold Buck selected to represent the county in the Washington award program. B father B I Buck previously earned the club leaders award, and the family long held top county honors, including the 1925 gold medal family distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegier Sod Tribune
Washington
Jasper County
Margaret
Harold Buck
B. ©. Buck
Public duty in politics and voter education
The Hayti Herald-Enterprise weighs the state’s political climate arguing that ongoing discussion keeps public men and issues in focus. Editor Nohner notes candidates like Senator Norbeck and upcoming races shape dialogue and urges honest, purposeful discourse to promote informed voting and better government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti Herald-Enterprise
Norbeck
Nohner
Hamlin
Press Comment Fenetrating Chicago Rackets
Chicago city government and tolerated rackets are examined as a model of machine government. A group of women allege weights fraud and summon 600 storekeepers plus city sealer Serritelli and staff. The grand jury reviews sealer records, suggesting collusion with offenders. Mayor Thompson calls the probe political, urging timing amid re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City Star
Cty
Daniel J. Serritelli
Sealer
City Weights and Measures Department
Serritella
State Parole Board
State Senate
Thompson
Thompas
A Matter for the Public
The British government weighs Sunday laws amid a farcical arrest while Opposing voices from the National Free Church council resist amending the Sunday Observance laws. In the U S a similar debate exists as communities balance tradition with modern leisure on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
England
National Free Church Council
Focal
United States
English storyteller Elizabeth Clark to visit Girl Scout camps
Miss Elizabeth Clark, an English storyteller and lecturer, arrives in the United States as a guest of the national Girl Scout organization. Her two month itinerary includes a busy schedule of talks and storytelling at girls camps and gatherings across the east and middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Middle West
Elizabeth Clark
England
Porto Rico Girl Presents Papaya Gift to Hoover Visit
A Porto Rico Girl Scouts gift a papaya to President Hoover during his 24 hour visit to San Juan. Miss Dorothea Sullivan reports Hoover asked about Girl Scout work and posed for a photo which was spoiled when the photographer’s hand shook. The papaya was promised for Mrs. Hoover and Girl Scouting grows under an insular council led by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Hoover
President Hoover
Sullivan
San Juan
Theodore Hoosevelt
Fortaleza
Edith Macy
Huron High School Accredited by North Central Association
Twenty Years Ago Today in Huron notes the high school earned accreditation from the North Central Association. Local residents Charlee Kent Tess Miller and Dr. Von Dalsem report visits and family news while town events include a teaching vacancy and a vote on city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
North Central Association
Northwestern States
Charlee Kent
Des. Moinesta
Tess Miller
Font Winona
von Dalsem
Lewis Larver
Clyde Township
M. G. Jones
Faulkton
FE. D. Lermmon
Alva Hoy
Jessie Walker
Fred Hollins
St. Lawrence
Gale Small
Winthrop
Fair City
Milt Balsiger
Redfield
Parochial Schools Declamatory Meet Set in Aberdeen
A district declamatory contest for parochial schools in Aberdeen and Timber Lake will be held Friday night. Winners in oratorical and dramatic divisions advance to a regional contest at Mitchell or Huron on May 1 or 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Timber Lake
Mitchell
Huron
Liberal journalism shift sparks Lipnison move to Herald-Tribune
The New York World reports Walter Lipnison, former World editor, will join the Herald-Tribune staff as a regular contributor. The paper says this aligns with a policy of broad opinion and marks a trend away from strict partisan lines toward balanced, comprehensive reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
New York World
New York Herald-Tribune
Walter Lipnison
the World
Mick
Jt Te
Herald-Tribune
Custer Club Names Demonstration Team Formed
Robert Pamp joined the Custer Valley Cale club at a meeting at Ben Daromeier's home on April 10. Ora Maye Pamp, club reporter, announced a demonstration at the county fair. Beryl Dammeier and Melvin Pierre were chosen for the demo. R A Cave, county agent, attended and showed pictures of the club tour. A lunch followed. Next meeting slated for May 8 at C C Pann's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer Club
Robert Pamp
Custer Valley Cale Club
Ben Daromeier
Stearding
Ora Maye Pamb
Beryl] Dammeier
Melvin Pier
R.A. Cave
C. C. Pann
Jolly Juniors Plan Regular Sewing Club Meetings
The Jolly Juniors Sewing club of Igthk county plans to meet more often to make up for Jost Home. Gladys Barness reports health records and a health fears project as members prepare for the fourth year sewing task. The next meeting is set for April 3 with meetings every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Juniors
Igthk
Gladys Barness
Gladys
Barness
Rural county chorus earns praise from Willing Six C L
The Willing Six Y C L of the Wayside school Manchester district thanks parents. Over 600 children participated in a Lake Preston Saturday program directed by Mrs Scofield with songophone music and three selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Mavis Lucille Paterson
Willing
Wayside School
Manchester
Scofield
Songophone
America
Banda
Sunshine 4-41 Girls Resume Club Projects
The Sunshine Sewing club of Altoona held a meeting at Pearl Veas house on April 1 according to club reporter Dorothea Walton. Members had not entered activities for two months due to disruptions during the lesson hour. A lunch was served by the hostess and the next meeting is planned at L. L. Phillips home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Sunshine Sewing Club
Altoona
Lucky Lindy League Plans Spring Exhibit at Jefferson School
Elinor Spring reports on a spring exhibit by the Lucy Lindy league at Jefferson school. Miss Morrow receives a handkerchief shower and a candy bag gift as a surprise farewell. A sand table scene features wheat, pussy willow, and a central creek representing blooming trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Lindy League
Miss Morrow
Elinor Spring
Lucy Lindy League
Jefferson School
Foreclosure Notice On Beadle County Mortgage
Notice is here by given the mortgage default after installments due from October 1930 to March 1931. The mortgage on Lot 7 and part of Lot 8 in Klemmer addition Huron South Dakota is foreclosed by sheriff sale at the Beadle County Courthouse doors on April 25 1941. Midland National Life Insurance Company as mortgagee and Hanten Hanten and Henz attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saiis
Ciy
Hiwon
Headie County
Dakota
Geadle
South Dakaw
Ashland
Huron
South Dakota
South Dikira
J. F. Anderson, Lumber Co
Max Royal
Altomney
Bernie W. Slayton
Neva
Slayton
Snort Gagers
Midland National Life Insurance. Company
Watertown
Harti
Klemmer
Beadle County
Midland National Life Insurance Company
Notice of Bearing Petition for Letters of Administration
Beadle County South Dakota court hears Corydon H Bowen petitioning to be appointed administrator of Helen L Bowen deceased. Hearing set April 15 1931 at 1 00 PM in Huron county judge office to show cause why petition should not be granted. Court: A W Markey county judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Dakota Avenue
South
Huron
Beadle County
A. D
Political Ad Written and Ordered by Gus Be Andersen
A political advertisement appears to be authored and ordered by Gus Be Andersen. The piece presents campaign messaging and calls for support, reflecting typical party or candidate promotion in the public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus BE Andersen
Troop 3 First Aid Tests At Evening Meeting
Troop 3 working on first aid tests at a meeting reported by troop reporter Barton. Three new members joined: Max Buchanan Verne Boswan and Robert Schehart. Scoutmaster Wilcox presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgle Barton
Max Huchanan
Verne Boswan
Robert Schehart
George Wilcox
Kirke Wheeler
Raymond
Vayland Reserve Club Plans Entertainment Night
Members of the Vayland Girl Reserve attend an annual event at Kuron Agrit St. Paul. Presiding official is Vayland leader Ersoceoid with Dorothy Ravenscroft reporting the entertainment for parents and friends tonight in War land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vayland
Kuron
Agrit St. Paul
Warland
Dorothy Ravenscroft
Nance Club Exhibits Garments At April Meeting
The Nance Club showcased garments during a meeting on April 11 led by president Samy cht. Seven members attended with items on display, including color study in costumes as part of the session led by Helen Curtla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance Club
Oe Eee
Ance Samy Cht
Helen Curtla Club
Werd
Ame
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Bo & Menapaper
Ecsk. Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Centra
Bate
Christoffer
Aen
Family
Pease
Daily Lumber Company
Harold
Smith
Margertt
Mr. Buck
Rock Creek
Todeg’s
C. L
Beadle
Li Tadvig
A.W. Markey
Facine
Gus M. Anderson
Dean’s
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