Why Blame Mr Shober In South Dakota Campaign
A Harmlin County Enterprise Herald piece defends H C Shober and Danforth campaign advertising against charges of “power trust” funding. It argues Senator McMaster and the era’s politics lack honesty and warns against untrustworthy leaders, urging public service and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Shober
Huron
McMaster-Trygstad
Danforth
Power Trust
Sioux Falls
Harmlin County Enterprise Herald
Shober
South Dakota
Senator McMaster
Yankton
Conserving Our Highways and Truck Weights in Legislation
A editorial urges next session to regulate truck and load weights to protect highways. It notes railroads already invest in lighter tracks and rails and suggests a weight limit and tax system based on vehicle weight. Proposes speed limits for heavy loads if feasible, with broad public approval anticipated.
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Mitchell Republican
Conserving gravely roads and road maintenance costs
The article argues for stricter control of highway gravel use and road maintenance costs, noting rising expenses and frequent glass breakage from coarse gravel. It cites insufficiently available good gravel and discusses weighing vehicle loads as a factor in highway wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyon
Rushmore Dedication Plans Attract National Attention
Preparations for unveiling the George Washington face on Mount Rushmore proceed in the Black Hills with expectations that President Hoover and former President Coolidge may attend. The project by Gutzon Borglum aims to carve four figures Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt and is touted as a monumental achievement expected to draw thousands of tourists and boost both the Hills and the state.
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Rushmore
George Washington
Mount Rushmore
Black Hills
Rapid City
Hoover
Coolidge
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Gutzon-Borglum
Mediterranean
Egypt
Lucerne
Switzerland
Rushmore Memorial
Jazt
Two English Views on Talkies and Language
A London conference of headmasters splits on film influence. Some fear Americanized speech among children, while others argue cinema accents are minor compared with school and home. The author urges balanced view noting films offer only small, historically trivial changes if any.
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Christian Science Monitor
England
Talkies
Incorporated Association of Headmasters
London
Tomayto
Tomahto
Farm by products offer vast relief via new uses
The Argus Leader notes the unexploited potential of farm by products like cornstalks straw and flax. It urges substantial federal support for experimental stations, citing Iowa Illinois Kansas Missouri and South Dakota efforts and the need to expand flax product development. It warns progress requires patience and funding.
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Argus-Lrador
Iowa
Ilinois
Kansas
Missouri
St. Joseph
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Towa
South Dakota
Fragmented Scraps Share Literary Quips And Daily Notes
A collage of reminiscences and random notes lists books and authors, music and stage references, and brief opinions. It includes responses about desert island reading choices, a poem critique, and musings on Baby Doane’s modern nursery guidance, with many names and brands scattered throughout.
Persian Pork Baby Beef 4-H Club Wins $648 Silo Prize
The Persian Pork Baby Beef 4-H club of Kidder County North Dakota won a $648 prize silo from Madison Site Company for best dairy or beef club in 1929. The prize money may fund a trip to the International Tivex Stock Show in Chicago with nine members eligible to go or be used differently. Members listed include Carl Maly Palmer Rothi James Maly Isabella Kinney Henry Halvorsen Nannie Peterson Henning Peterson Gladys Fairbeck and Maryin Rothi. County agent Carl I. Carlson local leader Francis Haltbeck. Their silage project helped earn the award with a club paper claiming silage boosts milk production fattens steers and aids young stock growth.
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Kidder County
N. D
Madison Site Company
Chicago
Carl Maly
Palmer Rothi
James Maly
Isabella Kinney
Henry Halvorsen
Nannie Peterson
Henning Peterson
Gladys Fairbeck
Maryin Rothi
Carl I. Carlson
Francis Haltbeck
Wner
Spink Cooking Club Plans Hamburger Sale
Spink Cooking Club of Spink county met April 7 at the leader's home. Dorothy Arthurs, president, called the meeting to order. They planned a hamburger sale in place of this week's bake sale and assigned poster duties. The group discussed forming a garden club but made no definite plans. Play parts were assigned for upcoming club performances per Latcele Kesar, club reporter.
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Latcile Kesar
4 H Club News Rules Prompt Local Leaders County
The Huronite urges timely club news for the free trip contest. News must be mailed by the day after each event to earn credit. Include club name local leader and county in every story. Incomplete details risk disqualification and miscredit.
District Y C L Meet Held At Cavour
District 5 Y C L declamatory and essay contest took place at Cavown school gymnasium today with a county chorus rehearsal under Mrs B B McClaskey of Huron in the morning.
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Cavour
Cavown School
Iternoon
B. B. McClaskey
Huron
Mellette Club Demonstrates Cake Making At Meeting
The Merry Maids of Mellette held a cake making and decorating demonstration at Mrs. Eni d Brown's home with twelve members attending. Plans discussed include a bake sale to fund sending leader Hazel Grayce Tollefson to Washington DC club camp.
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Merry Maids
Mellette
Enid Brown
Tollefson
Eileen Smith
Grace Arthurs
Merry Maids Club
Hazel Grayce Tollefson
Washington, D. C
Miss Tollefson
South Dakota
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
Cave Jeffries arrived home Saturday evening from Chicago after an extended east trip. Mrs Lauters and daughter Susie Lauters returned Sunday evening from Sioux City. Miss Alice Sauer came home Monday from Aberdeen where she visited relatives. Clarence Kein, now in business in the area, was noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave Jeffries
Chicago
Mr. Jeffries
West Baden
Local Social Roster and Church Note Highlights
Mitchell arrives for a few days in the city. Lyle Brown leaves for Sioux City after visiting the George Brown home. Mrs. Harry Parshall returns from a two week visit in Miller and Wessington. Mr and Mrs J A Saver return from California with a brief city stay. Bishop F F Johnson of Sioux Falls confirms six at Grace Episcopal church. Confirmed are Hildegard Rother Margaret Biernatzki Ruth Brown Louise Herman and the Misses Deslki. Edwin Dukes of this city noted for article in Independence Bulletin Journal and named dean of Huron College. Giant squids and deep sea cephalopods have eyes up to seven by nine inches.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Hildegard Rother
Margaret Biernatzki
Ruth Brown
Louise Herman
Deslki
Bulletin-Journal of Independence
Edwin Dukes
Dukes
Huron College
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Robert D. Luli
Cartier
Buren
United States
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Pecwice
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Cuse-Mitchele Newspapers
Ing
MR. Shober
McMaster
Trygstad
South Dakota Press Association
Warden Jameson
Big Stone
Argus- Leader
Clara Bow
Sinclair Lewis
Hearst Papers
Book Club
William Haines
Pullman
Oo Orrow
Roy Emry
State Chamber of Commerce
Mark Twain
Carl Sandberg
Germaine
A. B. L—Bibler
Haliburton
Edgar Guest
Wnh
Desert Island
Roberts Hales
Iridia
Geo. A. M
Wehank
Department T
Bishop Doane
Franklins
Pubtams
Iltons
Shakespeares
Luthers
Cynlc
Tate
Central South Dakota
Mazel Christoffersen
North Dakota
Mellette Club
Spink County
Dorothy Forsythe
Lucile Kezar
Mle Aa
Janlac
Day
Clint and
Bessie
Robbins
Elizabeth
Habicht
Hymen Brothers
Smart Frocks
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