Public utilities and the Insull question in South Dakota
The piece argues public ownership of utilities is a fallacy and faults Insull’s approach to Midwest Utilities. It notes public distrust, recalls Senator Nortis’ attacks, and praises Northwestern Public Service Co as well run. It laments hardship for Ingall while urging orderly reform rather than ownership.
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Insull
Midwest Utilities Company
Nortis
Nebraska
Midwest
South Dakota
Ingall
South Dekota
Northwestern Public Service Company
U. S
Good Sign Prices in Agriculture Signal Recovery Hope
News dispatches say business leaders watch agricultural prices closely, believing higher farm prices are necessary for broad business improvement. The midwestern economy hinges on commodity prices to repay land mortgages held by influential institutions, with recovery tied to elevating crop and hog prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Farm ‘Board
Voters urged to exercise franchise and support calm governance
The piece urges citizens to vote next Tuesday and persuade others to vote, noting low turnout and criticizing public spending. It compares U S G Cherry campaigns, mentions Germans voting patterns, and applauds railroads for drought freight relief while urging prudent transportation use. It also comments on elections and candidates stressing economy and responsible actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
America
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Gibson proposes abolition of tanks and gas at disarmament talks
The press comments on Hugh S. Gibson's plan to scrap tanks, gas, and heavy artillery as a significant advance at Geneva. It argues such limits could ease insecurity, reduce mobilization fears, and pave the way to curb other offensive weapons, while acknowledging doubts about compliance and substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Righty
Geneva
Gibson
Beluiza
Liege
France
Verdun
Stimson Arrives in Europe Ahead of Geneva Disarmament Meet
Secretary Henry L. Stimson reaches Europe to attend the Geneva disarmament conference and holds talks with French Premier Andre Tardieu. He is expected to meet other European leaders, aiming to glean first hand insights on reparations revisions and economic cooperation as U S policy weighs in on looming political contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shmson
Kansas City Star
Henry L. Stimson
Europe
Corse
Geneva
Andre Tardieu
France
League of Natives
United States
Hoover Administration
Wayside League Attends County Spelling and Convention
The Kingsbury county spelling contest and C L convention plus county chorus meet were held in Lake Preston last Saturday. Oral and written spelling winners included Virgil Lundquist Erwin first in oral and Dorothy Alseth Lake Preston second. Evelyn Severson Erwin third. written winners Dorothy Bently Lake Preston first Virgil Lundquist Erwin second Dorothy Alseth Lake Preston third. The C L convention opened with pledge led by Andrea Coughlin and Young Citizens pledge by Roy Swartz. chorus of about 800 led by Mrs. P L Scofield performed in the high school auditorium. County declamatory winners Esther Garlock Lake Preston Nellie Scench Erwin Mavis Paterson De Smet Glen Bitterbush De Smet spoke during the program. Leadership elects Aurea Coughlin treasurer Esther Sandem secretary Andrea Couthlin and Eldin Andersen delegates to state convention in Pierre May 9-10. Leys Wade Wayside school delegate chosen alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury County
Lake Preston
Rachael Paterson
Willing Six League
Wayside School
Manchester Township
Virgil Lundquist
Erwin
Dorothy Alseth
Lake Freston
Evelyn Severson
Dorothy Bently
Hayes
C. L. Mert
Andrea ‘Coughlin
Roy Swartz
Young Citizens League
C. L
Loyal Watson
Donald Costello
C. EL
Aurea Coughlin
Esther Sandem
Andrea Couthlin
Eldin Andersen
Pierre
Leys Wade
Wayside
P. L. Scofield
de Smet
Esther Garlock
Nellie Scench
Mavis Paterson
de Simet
Glen Bitterbush
Webster
Washington
Huron Boy Earns Eagle Rank in Scout Court of Honor
Woodrow Gregory of Huron Troop 3 received the Eagle badge at a Methodist church meeting. George M Townsend presented the award as the highest Scouting rank. Townsend praised the work behind the honor and Gregorys help to Tenderfoot candidates. Gregory has 30 merit badges, surpassing the 22 needed for Eagle. Members of the troop committee attended, along with Mrs. Gregory and visitors from other troops. Afterward, relays were held in the gymnasium, Flaming Arrows opening and Flying Eagles closing. Membership applications by Harald Owens and Donald Byerly were approved. investiture ceremony set for next week.
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Huron
Woodrow Gregory
Huron Troop 3
Methodist Church
George M. Townsend
Townsend
Foulger
Woodrow
E. B. Ulrich
V. Gregory
Gregory
Geronasium
Flaming Arrows
Flying Eagles
Harald D. Owens
Donald R. Byerly
Sunnybrook C. L. in Beadle County Meets Regularly
The Sunnybrook C. L. of Beadle County held its regular meeting on April 19 per Ruth Housman. Members plan to entertain their mothers at the schoolhouse the Friday before Mother's Day. Three new members joined, and for a project they raked the lawn and cleaned the school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnybrook League
Sunnybrook ¥. C. L
Beadle County
Ruth Housman
Cookie Cooks Value Vegetables Study Meeting
The Cookie Cooks Cooking Club of Beadle county met at Mrs Louise Borsh home with five members and two visitors. They studied methods of cooking and serving vegetables and cottage cheese. A lunch was served by Dorothy Nesfield and Clara Westby.
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Cookie Cooks
Cookie Cooks Cooking Club
Beadle County
Louise Borsh
Dorothy Nesfield
Clara Westby
Banner Sewing Club Parade Prize Woven in Hyde County
Ruth Thurston of the Banner Sewing club in northern Hyde county recalls joining in 1930 and completing projects. She wore her club uniform in the Hyde county 30th anniversary parade, exhibited a dress, laundry bag, and undergarments at the county fair, winning second prize for shorts and the laundry bag. Some items were sent to the State Fair in Huron. she did not win there. She remained active, elected president for the year, and finished a pajama set and a skirt, hoping for prizes this year under local leader Mrs Bretla Hall.
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Banner Girl
Ruth Thurston
Banner Sewing Club
Hyde County
Huron
Banner Club
Ip Mre
Bretla
Wanderlust in Schoolroom Verse by Hortense Babbitt
A playful poem by Hortense Babbitt, Washington school principal, appeals to spring fever and wanderlust in pupils. The speaker dreams of ocean voyages and world travel, but realizes the classroom is the horizon and the teacher will arrive soon, changing geography back to normal.
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Hortense Babbitt
Washington School
Arbor Day plans mark citywide school trees event
Arlington era Arbor Day events unfold across Flow er Washington Huron Lincoln and McKinley schools with programs by A J Lang superintendent. Pupils recite and sing Arbor Day pieces and plant trees to honor George Washington bicentennial. Other sites include Wilson Lincoln and Burdette schools with varied speeches solos and classroom tree plantings.
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Huron
George Washington
A. J. Lang
Jefferson
Gerald Wegner
Billy Hebren
Veri Schultz
Vernon Hordenson
Curtis Swenson
Eleanor Hall
Jimmie Barr
Washington
Wesley Kine
Joyce Kilmer
Sev
Robin
Sade’ Braup
iJean Ellen Smith
Betty Nielson
Clarence Erickson
June Shyder
David Valentine
Muriel Yeaney
Robert Klar
Norma Jean Nelson
Little Birdie
Joyce Hanson
Wise Bird
Billy Ames
Jeaz Ann Saunders
Sydney DeVore
Sorenson
Alvin Tidlund
Lincoln
Lincoln School
Claire Gluessing
Eleanor Keck
Norma Schwietert
Samuel Keck
Edontia Olson
Hazel Lashwood
Richard Cave
Albertus
G. G. Bell
Ruth Keelin
South Huron
Rev. H. Ketelle
America
Leo Tommey
Gail Gibbs
Charlotte Andrews
Puzzle style glossary clues mix of names and terms
A jumbled list of clues and partial phrases mixing religious leaders, places, objects, and terms from various domains. It reads like a puzzle glossary with scattered references to items such as Christian Science founder, military gear, citrus, and metaphoric terms, creating a chaotic mosaic without coherent narrative.
4 H Garden Tillers Elect New Officers
A first year garden club in Mince county met at the A. K. Canbert home on April 16 with 15 members. Officers elected were Donald Hylland president Sylvia Dahl vice president Imogene Sweener secretary Elmer Lager treasurer Lorraine Webb reporter Muriel Lambert song leader. Duarleen Lambert led a seeds planting demonstration and plans for new gardens were outlined. Club songs and outdoor games followed a lunch served by a committee chaired by Lorraine Webb.
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A. K. Canbert
Mince County
Garden Tillers
Donald Hylland
Sylvia Dahl
Imogene Sweener
Elmer Lager
Lorraine Webb
Muriel Lambert
Duarleen Lambert
King's Heralds Elave Regular Meet Tuesday
The King's Heralds held a party at Mrs. H. N. Carlson's home at 07 Tawa Avenue SE after school on April 19. Alene Gibbs, Harriet Carlson, and Leif Stewart planned games. Gordon Bing dena gel opened the mile box with Mrs. Carlson. A poem was read, the choir sang, prayers were offered, and children shared mite box intentions before Linch hosted the lunch.
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King’s Heralds
H. N. Carlson
Tawa Avenue
Alene Gibbs
Harriet Carlson
Leif Stewart
Gordon Bingdeénagel
Josephine Searles
McKinley Reserves Plan Pajama Party Committee Named
The McKinley Girl Reserves named Evelyn Snyder Irene Fuglsing Mae Rudio Elaine Richardson to plan a pajama party. A regular meeting followed after school Tuesday and closed with singing Follow the Gleam. Lakotah Troop 1 hiked Monday evening with camp fires in the grove south of town prepared by Elizabeth Parlee. Gwen Bailey led in Mrs H Ho Hall's absence.
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McKinley Reserves
McKinley Girl
Evelyn Snyder
Irene Fuglsing
Mae Rudio
Elaine Richardson
Lakotah Troop 1
Elizabeth Parlee
Gwen Bailey
H. Ho Hall
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Instruction on creating a hot bed for home farming by Sara L. Dewing cites Prof. Purley Keene of State College. It outlines flats, soil layering, seeding methods, labeling, and spacing, plus covering with a sand enriched seed cover and firming the surface.
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Sara L. Dewing
Purley Keene
State College
Seedling transplanting and care in early gardening
The guide describes washing and covering seeds with cheesecloth, watering until germination, and lifting seedlings with a dibble. It advises spacing plants three inches apart after transplant, keeping soil level and moist, shading for three days, then hardening before final planting.
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Linithnied
Runnig
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Declamatory Contest Winner
In Huron, George Rosenberry won the high school district declamatory contest with Sombre. Local residents Mr and Mrs Harry Worrall returned from California. Daniel Cosgrove broke his arm in a riding accident. Blanche Richards entertained guests for Louise Goodrich, who leaves for Omaha. Leapher dance at Hotel Royal drew many couples with local hosts and hostesses.
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George Rosenberry
Huron
Harry Worrall
California
Thomas P. Fleming
Chicago
William A. Creany
Los Angeles
Cal
Daniel Cosgrove
Mir
C. Toomer
City
Blanche Richards
Louise Good- Ned
Omaha
Miss Goodrich
Hotel Royal
Messr
Ed J. Miller
FL. Holbrook
J. W. Campbell
B. Dinkzen
Amy KE
Glen
Laura Dent Places Second in CGE Contest at Mitchell
Laura Dent daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson Dent entered the CG E essay and declamatory contest at Mitchell on April 2 in Forestburg. She won second place in declamatory among twelve delegates representing course groups.
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Forestburg
Laura Dent
Wilson Dent
Mitchell
Laura
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Sutchell Newspapers, Inc
South Dakota Bankers Association
Executive Council
Association
Christian Science Monito
Franklin Roosevelt
President Hoover
Hoover
Field Journal- Observin
Ty Tree
Central
Wayside League
Flower
Burdette
Bessie McGinols
Burdette School
Roe
Christian Science
Ferovion
Larasrapha
Epon
Wrath
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