The Latins and The League at Geneva Power Play
Europeans fail to master the League as Latin American states flex political muscle at Geneva. Latin nations dominate casting votes on courts and conventions while many still withhold ratification. Regional blocs and shifting allegiances shape the balance of influence among 54 member states.
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League
League of Nations
Central
South America
Mother England
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
France
Belgium
Poland
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Latin- America
Mexico
Ecuador
Brazil
Permanent Court of International Trance
Court
Chile
Cuba
Salvador
Colombia
Venezuela
International Labor Organization of the League
Peru
Guatemala
Council of the League
Geneva
The Tenant Problem in South Dakota Farms
The Evening Huronite discusses worsening relations between farm owners and tenants in South Dakota. It notes a rise of over 65 percent in tenant ownership issues, highlighting the growing importance of resolving disputes as farm ownership structures shift in the county.
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Huronite
South Dakota
Tenant farming in Beadle county sparks landlord tenant debate
The article notes Beadle county tenancy rising from 41 per capita to about 52 percent and estimates nearly 4,396 farm tenants. It argues satisfactory landlord tenant relations are crucial, cites Watertown Public Opinion’s warning on corporate farming, and praises long term contracts like the C L Wendt plan adopted in the region to foster amicable relations and productivity.
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Beadle County
Watertown
South Dakota
Northwest
C. L. Wendt
Sever
War reshapes Europe with sweeping republican wave
The piece notes that postwar Europe has shifted from monarchies to republics, listing nations newly established as republics such as Austria, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, and others. It contrasts with nine monarchies, and highlights population moves toward democracy and industrial reform, stressing leadership by common people.
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Europe
France
Switzerland
Portugal
Spain
Jugoslavia
Hungary
Albania
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Estonia
Finland
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Russia
Germany
Greece
Turkey
British Empire
Belgium
Bulgaria
Denmark
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Rumania
Sweden
SGU
Ruavia
United Kingdom
Austro-Hungary
England
Lincoln
Baseball Still Holds Its Own in Popular Spectacle
The Minneapolis Tribune notes baseball remains a popular spectacle with about a quarter million fans at major league openings and more at minor league games, but its appeal as a game to play is waning as professionalization rises and other sports claim participation. It contrasts golf and tennis growth, discusses advertising needs for South Dakota products, and reflects on home teams and niche markets amid shifting leisure habits.
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United States
Ramaus
Ba Cen
Thare
South Dakota
Fourth Dakota
South Delta
Zeaex
Eoupgeathen Leem
Ube
Marthant
Miller Troop Wins Rally At Fee Heights
Miller Troop 12 won the pecut rally at Fee Heights on Wednesday April 15 by three points. Ree Heights and Miles trailed with 43 points total while Highmore earned seven and Wesington two. Miller's five finals included inspection first aid signalling astronomy flint and steel and bugling plus three seconds and one disqualification in knot tying. Eggers Fred C. oversaw the event with 23 scouts present and the town balance split among others. A Miller baseball game vs Presbyterian Tuesday ended in a 1-15 tie.
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Troop 12
Bdiller
Fee Heights
Dwight Denburg
Miller Troop 12
Miller
Ree Heights
Miles
Dwight
Highmore
Wesington
Miller Troop
Presbyterian
Girl Scout Troop Organized by Local Groups
The Highmore P T A and American Legion Auxiliary launched a movement to form a Girl Scout troop and a Brownie pack. Mrs C E Noel chairs a council including Mrs H W Grace Mrs G V Sigler Mrs E J Quirk and Mrs J G Ryan. A meeting at Mrs Will McDonalds house tonight at 130 will train captains assistants and mothers in the manual and tenderfoot tests. Mrs H W Wooley will lead the troop with Mrs Will McDonald as first lieutenant. Mrs Paul Korsgaard leads the Brownies as Brown Owl with a Tawny Owl assistant. Funds are being sought from local women for necessary expenses.
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Highmore P. T. A
American Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scout Council
C. E. Noel
H.W. Grace
G. V. Sigler
E. J. Quirk
J. G. Ryan
Will McDonald
H. W. Wooley
Troup
Paul Korsgaard
Sacajawea Girls Study Scout Laws Meeting Report
Sacajawea Girl Scout troop met April 15 at the Presbyterian church with 33 members present. New member Jenet Thacker joined. Patrols studied laws, distances, nature, and general service code under Lt. J. E. Calvert. After business, girls enjoyed games and sang Run Along, Ome.
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Sacajawea
Presbyterian Church
Joyce Vander Stein
Jenet Thacker
Cardinal Patrol
Owls
J. E. Calvert
Troop 2 Inspected At Regular Meeting
Huron Boy Scouts Troop 2 received Tenderfoot pins at a Wednesday meeting. A. M. Haskell led the inspection and troop committee member presented the award. Questions covered flag display dues and attendance. Contestants practiced for relay events and first aid. camp plans urged for Camp Dakorah this summer.
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Russell Rub
Scouts Troop
A. M. Haskell
United States
Melvin Costein
Howerd Saylor
Flint and Steel
Grant Pasek
William Tredway
George. Georgiades
Bill Frost
Burton Ellis
Camp Dakorah
Mrs Fuller To Lead 4 H Canning Club Effort
Mrs Fuller will lead a 4 H canning club with Miss Sare L Davina, an extension agent, guiding girls and their mothers through the project this past week. Mrs DB W Fadler will head a first year canning club as the organization forms and activities begin.
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Fuller Fo
Beadie Canning Club
Sare
Valley Leaguers Build Bird Homes for Wrens
Valley Leaguers of Beadha County C L report completing five drawing projects to earn exemption from finals. Luverna Woelpert notes bird houses finished and painted, arranged for exhibit with county superintendent Nellie Brusso to be featured at the State Fair.
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C. L
Luverna Woelpert
Valley ¥. C. L
Beadha County
Achoo
Sal
Nellie Brusso
Onida Boy Writes Graduation Essay
George Glanzer a senior at Ones high school pens a school section essay on graduation noting it as a lifelong field of knowledge, twelve years of experience and friendship, self knowledge ambition and preparation, plus the value of education and progression toward higher graduation.
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George Glanzer
Ones
Onida Watchman
Lfe
Wayland Girl Reserve entertains parents and friends
Dorothy Ravenscroft reports Wayland Girl Reserve members hosted a Wednesday evening program in the Community hall attended by 71 guests. The event featured a candle ceremony, skits and songs by Yelda Ravenscroft Antionette Winegar and Doris Olson, plus poems and group games as the club celebrated its helpers and plans.
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Wayland
Wayland Girl Reserve Club
Dorothy Ravenscroft
Yelda Ravenscroft
Antionette Winegar
Doris Olson
Marion Brow
Pearl Otto
Dorothy
Twila Paulson
Troop 5 Plans Summer Camp At Huron Bay Scouts Meet
At a Huron Bay Scouts Troop 5 meeting Reverent service opened with the Lord’s Prayer in keeping with the twelfth scout law. Scoutmaster Maurice Gowdy urged wide attendance at Camp PahoTah. Several bugling tryouts occurred with John Lynch and Robert Rice as contenders. Roll call listed 2 scouts 2 officials and 4 visitors. The indoor tally showed entries for fire by friction knot tying first aid and signalling as the aces team seeks rejuvenation with Beud amore likely to join.
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Huron Bay
John Lynch
Robert Rice
Irwin
Small
Strickland
Shaw
Simalling
Scudamore
H. Axelrad
Axelrad
End. Schmidt
Knottying
Newman
H. Wadhama
Armatrong
L_Azel
Rice
Saediget
Fint
Stesl
Aces
Beudamore
Hitchcock Boys Plan Busy Scouting Year Now
Hitchcock Boy Scout Troop 16 held an evening meeting with record attendance. The scribe notes duties demonstrated and aims to make future meetings meaningful. Committee members D C Hobart L C Sims and A L Wilson attended along with Rev L Snyder Mrs Gilbert and Hobart. Max Steffen received a five year service badge amid gifts from the committee. Do land rally was on Thursday with refreshments served. Interest grows in organizing a 4 H Bee club. county agent contact sought.
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Hitchcock
D. C. Hobart
L. C. Sims
A. L. Wilson
Kellogg Girls Form New Clothing Club
A Kellogg county girls clothing club forms under local reader Miss Sara L. Dewing home extension agent with Francis Jenkins named president Dorothy Vourrier vice president Eva Oestrich secretary. Vernon Gogolin leads the effort, previously living near Wolsey, and his work spurred Kellogg township 4 H clubs for the first time, praised by Miss Dewing and county agent R A Cave.
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Kellogg
Kellogg County
H. Taylor
Sara L. Dewing
Francis Jenkins
Kellogg’s Keen Workers
Dorothy Vourrier
Eva Oestrich
Vernon Gogolin
Wolsey
Kellogg Township
Miss Dewing
R. A. Cave
Cave Demonstrates Dairy Club Milking Project
County agent R A Cave led two talks and a milk testing demonstration for the Pioneer Dairy Calf club at John Gaughan’s home on Thursday evening. He tested milk from club heifers, noting a standout from the Sorenson boys’ herd delivering 40 pounds daily. Most members are in the third year of dairy work with some in the second year.
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Cave
R. A. Cave
Pioneer Dairy
John Gaughan
Sorenson Boys
Lodge Head Postpones Visit To De Smet Lodge
Scarlet fever and measles prevalent in De Smet prompt postponement of the visit by the North Grand Matron of the Eastern Star to the local chapter this week. A Women's Auxiliary carnival planned for next Wednesday is also postponed. A few scarlet fever cases are mild, but measles have been common recently.
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de Smet
Services Held For Onida Pioneer Augusta Nelson
Onida South Dakota April 18 special services were held at the home and Onida Presbyterian church for Mrs Augusta Nelson who died at her home six miles southeast of Onida Tuesday morning She would have reached ninety six on May 27 born in Sweden she came to America in 1881 and to Sully county in 1883 where the couple homesteaded the very place where they died She is survived by seven children Charles Andrew Will Otto Luther George and Mrs Erre Lister Funeral services were conducted by Rev J P Williamson and burial was in Onida cemetery.
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Onida
Augusta Nelson
Nelson
Sweden
America
Sully County
Charles
Andrew
Will
Otto
Luther
George
Erre Lister
J. P. Williamson
Wessington PTA to Meet Monday on Russia Topic
Wessington April 18 Special Members of the Wessington P T A will meet in the community hall on Monday April 2. Mrs P A Young and Mrs Merton Aldrich will discuss the subject Russia Lunch will be served.
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Wessington P. T. A
Wessington
P. A. Young
Merton Aldrich
Russia
Sanborn Commissioners Inspect Elk Point and Set Elevator Bids
The Sanborn county board of commissioners traveled to Elk Point and nearby locations Thursday to inspect road machinery. They met at Woonsocket courthouse Friday afternoon to open bids on two elevator graders planned for purchase this season.
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Sanborn Commission
Elk Point
Woonsocket
Sanborn County Board of Commissioners
Court House
Wessington Child In Miller Hospital
Four week old son of Mr and Mrs Omer Gifford of Wessington is seriously ill at Miller hospital after an operation on Thursday morning. Lois, two year old sister, has been ill with grand trouble but is improving.
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Wessingsuon
Omer Gifford
Wessington
Miller Hospital
Lois
Ushit
Gifford
Parochial Speakers Meet At Woonsocket
The district parochial school oratorical and dramatic contest will be held in Woonsocket city auditorium on Friday April 24 under the Knights of Columbus. The district includes Parkston Dimock Mitchell Huron and Woonsocket.
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Woonsocket Woonsocket
the Knights of Columbus
Woonsocket City Auditorium
Parkston
Dimock
Mitchell
Huron
Woonsocket
Arbor Day Observance Cleans De Smet Park
De Smet observes Arbor Day with a community work bee as about a hundred men and local professionals labor for four to five hours cleaning and trimming grounds in the west part of town. Ground work includes planting transplanting and painting park tables. A women’s committee serves coffee and doughnuts at ten, and stores close for the morning.
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de Smet
DE Bmet
Gange
Twenty Years Ago In Huron School Board Candidates
A survey of spring election figures shows incumbents seeking reelection to the Huron school board. A M Urquhart seeks the seat vacated by R O Richards. Also noted are local social visits, a wedding of Francis Starling and Elizabeth Graves in Missouri, and residents traveling to Aberdeen and Sioux Falls on business and family visits.
William Courtney Dies in Greensburg Ohio
William Courtney, longtime resident of Sully County and early homesteader in Okohoro township, died at his Greensburg Ohio home. The notice notes his passing was received by Mrs Mattle V Court ney and records him as the last member of the fly.
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William Courtney
Onida
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