Europe’s Rebuttal Tariffs Raise Wheat Trade Questions
Iowa farmer J R Howard argues European nations set high tariffs to block American surplus wheat, curbing dumping. He cites Germany sixty five cents a bushel, Italy sixty two cents, with France following. The piece notes European tariffs and auto duties, urging caution on curtailing wheat while highlighting shifts toward dairying and livestock feeds in South Dakota.
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Europe
J. R. Howard
Huron
Howard
Iowa
American Farm Bureau
Federal Farm Board
Mr. Howard
America
Germany
Italy
France
Farm Board
South Dakota
Ford
Ireland
OUR STREETS AGAIN A MOVEMENT FOR CARE AND GRAVELing
A local paper revisits a movement started by southwestern property owners to curb and gravel streets. The piece notes public interest and cites concerns over current paying laws delaying progress.
City Paving Plans Likely With Curbing as Interim Measure
The city may pursue a wide paving program, but aims to fix inequities in law first. Curbing and graveling proposed as next best step with properly established grades to avoid re-curbing later. Costs seen as manageable to end street hazards and public embarrassment.
Senator McMaster and the Northwestern Public Service clash
The piece mocks Senator McMaster for attacking others over fees while he once sued the state over an expense allowance and hosted Northwestern Public Service ads. It notes Martens defended the governor and questions the senator’s stance on alleged sinister influences while his backers run ads. The column hints at potential conflicts in his South Dakota campaign.
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McMaster
Glen Martens
Martens
Northwestern, Public Service Company
Straw bogey straw bogeys in South Dakota campaign
Mitchell Gazette criticizes McMaster media strategy as coordinated hostility to Lusk Mitchell papers. Editorial reprint exposes Insull-linked newspaper scare as a straw bogey to scare South Dakota voters.
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Mitchell Gazette
McMaster Machine
South Dakota
WNAX
Mitchell Republican
Senator McMaster
Terse age and land policy mix in early 20th century editorials
An aggregation of editorial snippets critiques terse marriage era observations in Denver, rural credit land mismanagement, state land holdings, and political comebacks by Senator McMaster. It notes land inventory, debts, and calls for selling surplus lands to private hands to improve farming, taxes, and values, with brief mentions of a profane car and an automatic jacker device.
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Omaha World-Herald
Denver
D. A. McCullough
Riral Credit
Brookings Register
Rely Market SROw Shop ABL5- Rely
ABL5- Rely closes two hours early as SROw Shop operates under updated hours. Local merchants adjust schedules, customers adapt to shorter shopping day amid ongoing staffing constraints.
Free and Easy review with Keaton cast and musical turn
Metro through Thursday shows Buster Keaton Anita Page and Robi in Free and Easy a lively lighthearted comedy with clowning and nonsense. The film drifts from silent era Hollywood beauty contest premise to a musical comedy pace featuring adagio takeoff and a desert song number built around the theme song Free and Easy. Some dull stretches but strong scenes and a witty ending make it an entertaining pick for fans of Keaton and period humor.
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Metro
Buster
Keaton
Anita Page
Robi. Montgomery
Trixi Figanza
Hollywood
Beadle County 4 H Rally Highlights Bee Hive Girls Report
Beadle county 4 H rally held Saturday April 12 drew over 300 youth with leaders and parents. Teeda Jackson and Ruth Parkhurst praised Bee Hive and Clyde Progressive Sewing clubs for completing work and sharing speeches songs and stunts. Huron Chamber of Commerce secretary Paul Ko Myer urged continued effort while Miss Hazel Christofferson and H. M. Jones spoke on news writing and club work.
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Beadle
Teeda Jackston
Bor Five
Chicago
Brookings
Hazel Christofferson
Young Folk
H. M. Jones
Sara L. Dewing
R. A. Cage
Dewing
Bee Hive Sewing Club
Ruth Parkhurst
Clyde
Paul Ko Myer
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Kathryn Frevert
Edmund Barnes
Thad Ovian
Dairy Club
Dorothy Burger
Ray Russell
Wilke
Earl Simantel
St. Louis
Vernon Busy Bees
R. A. Cave
Huron Boy Scouts Supper Party At Methodist Church
Huron Troop 4 held a supper party Monday evening at the Methodist church. Lyle Burton reported. Basketball preceded the meeting led by George M. Wilcox. The oath was recited and roll called. The group discussed the twelfth Scout law reverence and approved two bills for equipment rocket and first aid bandages. Two first aid contests were conducted. Assistant Scoutmaster William Tolmie closed the session with a run-through of the Scout laws.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Lyle Burton
George M. Wilcox
Wiliam Tolmie
Merry Stitchers Have Program And Lunch
The Merry Stitchers 4 H club presented entertainment at the Methodist church with a short play Clubs Are Trumps songs and a Columbus act. Proceeds fund trips to the 4 H camp at Huron in June and a rally at Redfield. About 11 girls will attend the camp and plans include sending additional members to the rally.
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Merry Stitchers
Tulare
Huron
Borothy Simons
Columbus
America
Extension Club
Redfield
Volga High Seniors Present The Patsy Comedy
Volga high school seniors stage The Patsy a three act comedy to be presented May 8 and 9 under Miss Dresselhuis coaching. Cast includes Einar Martinson Joy Everson Valeria Toldings Genevieve Martinson Geneva Liete Oliver Torwick Alice Linn Clifford Evanson as rehearsals continue.
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Volga
Patsy
Volga High School Wat
Miss Dresselhuia
Einar Martinison
Joy Everson
Valeria Toldings
Genevieve Martinson
Geneva Liete
Oliver Torwick
Alice Linn
Clifford Evanson
New Miller 4-H Sewing Club Begins Project
Fourteen Toisers 4-H club met at Mrs Carl Anderburg home Saturday April 12 with members present. They started sewing bags and planned a food sale for April 19 at Templeman market Miller. Lunch followed the session. Committee included Evelyn Bennett Leona Bennett. Next meeting set for April 26 at Margaret Conerton home. President urged all members to attend.
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New Miller
Margaret Conerton
Ledder
Cream Crusaders Stunt On 4-H Club Program
The Clyde Cream Crusaders performed a skit titled Dr Quack's Reduca Method at a Beadle County rally. Cast included Ruth Fuller, Mrs Thin, Ross Oviatt, and Orin Oviatt. Dr Quack advertised a miraculous medicine with rapid cosmetic results, featuring Mrs Fat and Mrs Thin as patients and H M Jones as a testimonial.
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Dr. Quack
Clyde Cream Crusaders
Beadle County
Ruth Fuller
Thin
Ross Oviatt
Orin Oviatt
Barker
Mrs. Thin
Mr. Cave
H. M. Jones
Paris trip offered for 4-H style queen contestants
National 4 H club girls plan a three weeks sightseeing trip to Paris and Europe in June 1932 for the 4 H style queen winner, with additional prizes including free trips to the national congress, wrist watches, and bronze and silver medals. County and near-county champions in counties with 10 or more contestants receive medals. other prizes include educational trips to the Chicago congress and state and national honors.
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Paris
Europe
Chicago
National Committee On
Polly Prim 4-H Girls Plan Camp and Rally Day
Polly Prim 4-H club met at Helen Johison’s home on April 9 to discuss posture and a Ruth Osborne Paint demonstration. Plans were made to attend the rally day in Redfield and the 4-12 club camp in Huron in June with a fundraising entertainment. A lunch followed, reported Pearl Davidson.
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Polly Prim
Helen Johison
Ruth Osborne
Redfield
Huron
Pan
Pearl Davidson
Postponed Child Care Conference At State College
The conference on child care and child development led by Miss Anna Richardson was postponed indefinitely at State College on April 18 3 due to the critical illness of Miss Richardson's brother.
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State College
Anna Richardson
Richardson
Rother
29 Years Ago Today In Huron
Miss Florence M LaFollette a nun of Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin has been in the city for a few days in the interests of Senator LaFollette s public tion. At five o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of the groom s father occurred marriage of George Clack and Miss Pie Byers. The Rev G W Rosenber officiated. Mr and Mrs Clark expect to leave for a claim at the Cheyenne reservation. Sixty five Russian emigrants are expected to arrive in the city about Mon Way to form a colony in the country to the north. They have purchased property near Lake Byron formerly owned by the Ki¢insasser colony and expect to become residents of Beadle county just as soon as possible. Mrs T C Laut departed Friday evening for Sioux City to spend a few days on a visit Mrs Stowell who has been staying in city at the home of her son A P Stowell departed Friday evening for the home at St Paul. The last regular meeting of the present city council was held last evening. The following election judges were appointed First ward Ernest Kutschbach J M Shelton and B A Shaw sector ward Fred Seheerlebar W H Heniuesy and E H Vance third ward M Sterling J B Cogan and Chas Hotalling fourth ward J Ross E J Knaule and J A Boots.
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Florence M. LaFollette
Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
George Clack
Pie Be Byers
G. W. Rosenber
Clark
Lake Byron
Beadle County
T. C. Laut
Pridi
Sioux City
Stowell
City
A. P. Stowell
St. Paul
Ernest Kutschbach
J. M. Shelton
B. A. Shaw
Fred Seheenlebar
W. H. Heniuesy
E. H. Vance
M. Sterling
J. B. Cogan
Chas
Hotalling
J. Ross
E. J. Knaule
J. 4. Boots
Census figures for Aberdeen district reveal mixed changes
Preliminary returns show Stratford 202 residents down 32 percent from 1920, Onuka 164, Claremont 281 down 3 percent, Conde 431 down 20 percent, Andover 323 down 27 percent, Herreid up 39 percent with 46 more residents, Rackham 285 down 28 percent.
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Aberdeen
Stratford
Onuka
Parison
Claremont
Conde
Andover
Herreid
Rackham
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Huron Publishing CO
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H. J. Mitchell
Treas
F. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
United States
Associated Press
Member Audit Bureau of Circulation
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WNAK
Lusk-Mitchell
Power Trust
Gazette
George J. Danforth
Frederick Free Press
Tom Ayre
Samuel Insull
Northwestern Public Service Company
Ayre
Evening Republican
Republican
Lusk-Mitchell Daily
South
Huron Huronite
Rapid City Journal
Rapid City
Yankton
Forts
Lusk
Insunzer
Senate
Lake Preston
Minneapolis Journal
Buster Keaton
Emerson
Department Painless Dentistry
Aenan
Edna St
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Cyrile
Hoffstein
Central South Dakota
Hazel
Christoffersen
Bee Hive Girls
Volga High
Cream Crusaders
Benj. Thomas
Ao All Ow, Geers
Seat
Evatoss
Marne M
Becky
RED Teak & CO
Brooklin
MY. Dewi
L. E. Corey
Yankton, S. D
Etna-Ize
D. B. Richards
Lampe
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