Roosevelt and Smith Clash Over Class Policy Clash
Roosevelt answers Smith on a national community of interests pledge and broad economic policy. The St Paul exchange leaves Smith alleging demagoguery unrefuted, with Roosevelt criticized for vague charges and lack of specifics. Smith’s long experience with Roosevelt colors his doubt about sincerity and resolve.
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Roosevelt
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
New York
America
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Yiany
Happy Warrior
al" Smith
Mr. Smith
Japan Russia war risks and uncertain global impact
The piece weighs possible Japan Russia conflict and its world effects. It notes Japan's strained finances, China campaign repercussions, and doubts about Russia's capacities amid a frenzied push to industrialize. The article highlights doubt and speculative finance in wartime scenarios.
Russian tyranny threats overshadow global balance
The excerpt warns that Russia robs its people to fuel government grain sales for machinery, questions the size and supply of its army, and notes worldwide skepticism toward Russia and Japan. It argues a troubled Russia could collapse under internal strife, creating broader danger without logical certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Wrong Attitude Toward Narbeck by Watertown Public Opinion
The Watertown Public Opinion is urged to stop attacking Harry Brownell over his liquor stance. The piece defends Brownell as highly capable and trustworthy, arguing that political campaigns should not justify assaults on motives. It notes distrust of Senator Norbeck by some papers and calls Brownell a deep student of public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Narbeck
Harry Brownell
Brownell
Senator Norbeck
Washington
Norbeck
South Dakota
Len Small Named Republican Nominee for Third Term
Sioux City Journal notes former Gov Len Small of Kankakee has won the GOP nomination for a third term despite a court finding he lent state funds for private use. The piece highlights his eight-year Springfield record, Illinois roads investment, and calls for Judge Henry Horner’s victory in November to preserve the state’s good name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Small
Sioux City Journal
Kankakee
Republicans
Winds
Springfield
Illinois
Republican Party
Smail Ter
Omer N. Custer
Oscar Carlstrom
Edward J. Brundage
Wailiam H. Malone
Dinois
Springfell
Miinois
Ilinois
Henry Horner
Judge Horner
Big Bill” Thompson
Chicago
Emmerson
People of Witness
Hoover
Night Shift to Fill Orders at Wisconsin Shoe Plant
The Wisconsin Industrial Commission considers an emergency order to allow a double shift and evening work for women over the next sixty days to meet a surge in shoe orders. Milwaukee firm reports widespread restocking, with merchants in the central states asking for large consignments as shelves empty. Industry observers note a broader upturn in textiles and apparel, signaling renewed consumer buying and assistance to normalcy. Governor Green’s debt payoff pledge is hailed as a turning point in South Dakota history by the Eyening Huronite and The Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Journal
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Milwaukee
Central States
Nhot
Girl Scouts Begin Gardens With Few Flowers First Season
Hort expert Max Schling advises Girl Scouts to start with a limited range of easy to grow flowers for National Garden Week. He recommends sowing seeds outdoors two weeks after grassy green-up and shows a simple method to cover seeds lightly and water gently. He urges seeking local advice and lists suitable flowers for novice gardeners and rock gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schling
New York Botanical Garden Floricultural Association
Schling
Parks and States Committee
Fifth Avenue Association
New York
Foundation of
Floriculture
Mr. Schling
California
Hyde County Declamatory and Essay Contest Winners
Hyde County held its annual declamatory and essay contests at Highmore. Beatrice Bornkham won the primary division, with Zemlicka and Ronested taking second and third. In intermediates Marjorie Hamlin led, followed by Eldora Johnson and Fern Zemlicka. Essay division saw Helen Gibbs first, Edith Burrows second, Irene Baloun third. Delegates to district convention were elected, with Royal Dunlap chosen to represent the county at Gettysburg after Gibbs won both major contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S
Hyde County
Highmore
Beatrice Bornkham
Junior Zemlicka
North Edeit
Arnold Ronested
Dewey School
Marjorie Hamlin
Eldora Johnson
Holabird
Fern Zemlicka
North Eden
Helen Gibbs
Edith Burrows
Worth Eagle
Irene Baloun
Lusk School
Leonard Harrwick
North Washington School
Myrtle Hart
South Holsbird School
Pierre
Fern Atkinson
Royal Dunlap
Jeannette Noel
Gettysburg
C. L
Wilson Girl Reserves Plan Kittenball Team
Corinne Crowell reports the Wilson Girl Reserves plan to organize a Kittenball team. The plan was discussed this week and the girls will hike Monday after school. The group is making foreign dolls as a handcraft project to be finished before spring activities begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Corinne Crowell
Custer Valley Calf Club Holds Dairy Judging Meeting
The Custer Valley Calf club discussed dairy cattle judging at Melvin Fier's home with pictures from a dairy magazine used for judging. The next regular meeting is slated for May 13 at the Pamp home, per club reporter Laura Pamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer Valley Calf Club
Melvin Fier
Pamp
Laura Pamp
Dakota Belles Meet Studied Music Appreciation
The Dakota Belles Cooking club studied music appreciation at an April 16 meeting at Markc May home. The session opened with a business meeting, followed by a discussion of Mendelssohn's The Spring Song. The next meeting is May 14 at Clara Schwarte's home with lunch by Mrs May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Belles
Dakota Belles Cooking Club
Markc May
Mendelsohn
Clara Schwarte
Mra May
Now Is Best Time To Begin Poultry Work Says Leader
Now is an ideal time for youths aged 10 to 20 to start in 4 H poultry work under J Weisner extension poultyman at State College. High quality stock is available this spring at lower prices than in past years, offering potential financial return and stock-management experience. First year members should begin with at least 10 chicks, with clubs comprising at least five members and a local leader. Enroll by May 31 through county agents or the State club office at Brookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Weisner
Extension Poultyman
State College
Weisner
State Club
Brookings
Plans For Club Camp Being Made
Club leaders plan a summer camp circuit with four regional sites and a pageant honoring Washington's bicentennial. Members fundraise to cover attendance, with reduced enrollment fees and varied instructional topics for girls and boys. Tentative dates list Lennox, Water Town, Aberdeen, Del Rapids, Mobridge, Vermillion, Cheyenne Agency, Huron, Rapid City, and Mitchell in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College Club
Washington
Lennox
Watertown
Aberdeen
del Rapids
Mobridge
Okebojo Club Organizes First Sully County Meet
The Healthy, Hepy, Hungry, Hegelu club of Sully county held its first meeting April 18 at H A Brooking’s home. Officers elected included James Brooking as president and LeRoy Kellogg as vice president. The group stressed record keeping and active participation in local meetings, planning reports for The Evening Huvonite and future music programs at Siste college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Siste College
Brooking
Alpena Girl Scouts Advance in Ranking
The Sturdy Oak troop in Alpena reports outdoor hike and meeting with games and lunch. Several girls earned second class status, including Theda Leighton and Fula Asisentrey, first in the troop to reach the rank, led by Captain Migs Louise Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Georgie Alsenbrey
Squirrel Patrol
Theda Leighton
Fula Asisentrey
Migs Louise Wales
Spink Groups Hold Joint 44H Meeting At Eidsness Home
The Cottonwood Lake Busy Bees and the Jolly Coukers of Spink county held a joint meeting at the Eidsness home last week per club reporter Joan Hodgson. Demonstrations covered penicelm slips and hose darning. Eidsness and Dorothy Anderean demonstrated yanking Apple Betty. Games followed the study hour and lunch was served by Mrs. Lidsnew assisted by other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink
Cottonwood Lake
Busy Bees
Jolly Coukers
Spink County
Eidsnesa
Joan Hodgson
Ela Eidsness
Dorothy Anderean
Betty
Horizontal USecretary of U S Navy and other clues
Mixed list of crossword style clues with references to naval terms Italian river Constellation wrath and more. Appears as a puzzle list of words and definitions across horizontal and vertical entries with various partial phrases and garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Jean
Capel
Local clubs plan May meeting at Hodgson home
Several club members will gather for a war meet on May 7 at the Hodgson residence, hosted by Mrs. Wesley Plattes the group’s local tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thi Hodgson
Wesley Plattes
Sewing Club Plans and Awards At Pollyanna Meeting
The Pollyanna 4‑H club held a weekly meeting at Mrs. Kroll's home led by local leader. Nine members answered roll call. Aretha Smith gave a history of the sewing machine. Aretha Smith and Marjory Kenner won best sewing prizes. Lunch was served by Aretha Smith. Ce celia Gainer became club reporter. Meeting set for April 30 at 2. A Mother's Day party is planned for May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aretha
Rayon Demonstration At Willing Workers Club
Gladys Shoemaker presented a rayon manufacturing demonstration to the Willing Workers 4H club of Sand Creek and Vernen townships at Mabel Eggleston's home on April 16. Sara L. Dewing's rayon guide book aided study while samples showed stages from wool pulp to finished fabric. A posture talk by Amy Radcliffe accompanied the event. club plans a candy sale at Sand Creek consolidated school's senior play to fund camp expenses, following a previous sale that netted 43.78 at Halene Irving's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Shoeaker
Sand Creek
Vernen Townships
Mabel Eggleston
Shoemaker
Sara L. Dewing
Amy Radcliffe
Teader
Sand Creek Consolidated School
Halene Irving
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAL
A historical note outlines steps to build a temporary hotbed on a farm for early tomato plants. It covers site selection with south east slope for drainage and sun, frame sizing to sash availability, manure and straw layers, soil filling, seeding timing, and daily ventilation practices to protect plants from wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purley Keen
State College
Seedling Hardening and Watering Guidelines for Seedbeds
The guide outlines seasonal ventilation timing, watering during cloudy days, and hardening of seedlings. It stresses correct soil texture without humus, proper seed-bed moisture, and soil treatment with formaldehyde to curb dump fungus disease. It notes preparing soil, testing for crumble, and air flow after transplanting before feeding. Tomorrow's topic: seeds.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Brief Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron, locals traded greetings as residents planned and attended small-town events. The Ki Innis Templar held its annual meeting in the Masonic Temple with officers elected for the year, while residents and visitors returned from Sioux City and Highmore to join family gatherings and celebrate local Odd Fellows and related society milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aay
George Fulbaweiler
Noy Jex
Ut Situ
Robert J. Holmes
Pacific
Coley Campbell
A. B. Cooke
Sioux City
Lalkotah Commandery No
Kiinhis Templar
Masonic Temple
A. Porritom
D. Whorton
Campbell
Jackson
Prulstar
Ve Campbell
Hervey J. Rice
R. Whorton
William Otis
J. W
John Cogswell
J. J. Salisbury
George Brown
G. H. Pruner
Sen
Ricker
Guerd
J. HE. Kemeter
Highmore
J. Frank Corla
George Greve
Ella Rice
E. J. Rice
H. L. Eckhar
Unemployed Work On Charles Mix Woodpile
Workers in Charles Mix county haul wood cut west of the Rosebud bridge on the Missouri river bottom. The timber is stored at the county building and will be distributed to county poor next winter. The author notes the wood is as costly as coal but provided winter employment for many needy residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mix
Platte
Chas
Mix County
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Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
China
Green
Eyening Huronite
the Chronicle
Custer County Chronicle
Sully
Feed and Seed Loan Committee
Onida
Day County
Young Folk
Central
Hazel Christoffersen
State Extension Division
Tous Pizzie
Hays
Aurora
West Point
Lal
Huron
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