Work for Peace: DAR Convention Editorial Advocate
The Post editorial praises the Daughters of the American Revolution as guardians of American ideals and advocates a balanced view of world peace. It credits the DAR with opposing communism and supporting national defense while urging active effort toward world peace without disarming the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
the Post
D. A.R
United States
Arma
A Farmer’s Stand Against Highway Vandalism in Nebraska
During a Nebraska blizzard, Charlotte Worley, a leading western farmer, helped stranded motorists by removing fences and clearing roads on her property. She denounces vandals who strip private fences and intrude on fields, warning such acts widen the rift between rural and urban workers and burden farmers with orders and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Charlotte Worley
City and country ties in face of hostile press and property abuse
A speaker laments rural urban prejudice and urges unity between town and country. He recalls personal ties to farming leaders and warns that front page editorials and vandalism strain neighborly relations, urging care and understanding to protect shared interests and prevent national party division.
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Congress
America
Nebraska
National Farmers’ Union
Capper Seen as Likely VP Hope for Capper Ticket Strength
Capper pleases to the event Charles Curtis may withdraw as a candidate for vice president, making Kansas Senator Arthur Capper a strong run. Capper would bolster the Republican ticket by aligning with the administration on key matters. He is described as progressive yet results driven, pleasing Kansas voters and administration supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
Charles Curtis
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senator Capper
Restraining Hand in Germany Brings Mixed Reactions
The Christian Science Monitor argues Germany’s recourse to partial dictatorship marks a test of democracy. It notes Chancellor Bruening’s reliance on socialists Juho and the lack of Reichstag support, amid fascist and communist unrest, while praising guarded emergency powers to preserve moderation and gradualism without permanent autocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Christian Science Monitor
von Huindenburg
Reichstag
Chancelor Bruening
Jabor
Social Democratic Party
Hamburg
Cane
Bruening
Bin
Test of books and lonely readers in polar isolation
In Dr. Laurence Gould's Antarctic Byrd expedition library the three favorite authors were Mark Twain Joseph Lincoln and Doan Byrne Hudsons Green Mansions also read. The piece argues the test of a book is its power to ease loneliness not novelty, noting the healing value of specific authors for isolated minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence McKinley Gould
Antarctica
Mark Twain
Joseph Lincoln
Doan Byree
Hudson
Twain
Hursorist
Lincoln
North Atlantic
Byrne
South Pole
Beadle Leaguers See Tulip Time at Huron Event
Three delegates from Beadle County were named to the state C. L. convention to be held in Pierre May 2. The Beadle gathering awarded plaques to winners in a county speaking and essay contest. The Huron Chamber of Commerce hosted Tulip Time in Holland with a two act operetta by St Teresa’s pupils and multiple dances, delighting a capacity audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Berg
Huron
William Fernen
Cavour
Esther Bischoff
Fairfield Township
Rosie Wipf
Iowa Township
Frank Dwyer
Izaak Walton League
Elva Peterson
Annie
Frank Hughes
Ruth Wittenberger
Beadle County
Tavyer
Huronite
Saak Walton Teague
Nellie M. Brusso
Hazel Christofferson
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Holland
St. Tereesa's School
Trees Planted By Huron Boy Scouts
Gene Pugster Harold Van Heuweier and Arthur Hagedorn passed their Tenderfoot tests at the weekly Boy Scouts troop 2 meeting held Wednesday evening. Russell Ruhn and the three new Tenderfoot scouts passed their second class tracking test after the meeting. They plan to finish planting trees this week. The remainder of the meeting covered archery and knot tying. The troop considered buying a bow for members and added archery literature to the library. Each patrol plans a knot beard for its room. After bugler taps Retreat, the benediction was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Pugster
Harold van Heuweier
Arthur Hagedorn
Boy Scouts
Argyle Knight
Russell Ruhn
Richland Rooters To Sponsor 4 17 Lecture
The Richland Rooters 4-H Pig club will present an illustrated lecture to the public on May 27, as reported by club reporter John Micheel. County agent R A Cave will discuss Hog Lat Sanitation with illustrated points. The April 22 meeting saw all but two members respond to roll call with visitors Alice Batz and Mary Fuller. Charles Micheel presided, records for the sow litter club were discussed by Roland Leonhardt, and the meeting was directed by a committee including Jor Lind, Del bert Sweet, and Yoru Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Rooters
John Micheel
R.A. Cave
Alice Batz
Mary Fuller
Charles Micheel
Sow Litter Club
Roland Leonhardt
Belh
Jor Lind
Delbert Sweet
Yoru Mack
Good Methods Are Taught In Hyde County Club
Josephine Ondricek of the Banner Sewing club in Hyde county says club work teaches better farm methods. The Hyde group, led by Mrs Porter Hall, notes clubs foster politeness health and new friendships. This year focuses on sewing, serving lunch, and poultry raising with lessons on chicks and geese from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Ondricek
Banner Sewing Club
Hyde County
Porter Hall
Girl Scouts Hostesses Demonstrate Home Making
Girl Scouts across the nation take part in Better Homes Week by turning various buildings into the “little house” to host luncheons for dignitaries. In Greensboro New York a sawmill and repurposed poplar planks become dining and seating areas, while an abandoned street car is transformed into a bright, functional space. Riverside California houses a converted hotel with bustling corridors, and other sites include a church barn and a deserted home. Each troop showcases ingenuity as they practice homemaking and entertaining, aiming toward future ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Girl Scouts
Greensboro
N. Y
Riverside
Cal
Girl Reserves to Observe 50th Anniversary Week
The Girl Reserves, the junior arm of the YWCA, announce their fiftieth anniversary set for the week of November 1 L-7. Originating as Little Girls' Christian Association in 1681 and evolving from Oakland to Poughkeepsie roots, the group now numbers about 29,300 teens under Miss Annie Kate Gilbert, national executive, based in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Little Girls’ Christian, Association
Oakland
Calif
Poughkeepsie
New York
Girl Reserves
Young Women’s Christian Association
Annie— Kate Gilbert
Girl’ Reserves
Dallas
Tex
Library Adds Bright Batch of New Children Books
Huron public library announces new children’s titles guided by Librarian Miss Caroline Orvis and assistant Margaret Peterson. Notable fiction includes Stories for Every Holiday and Lost Mermaid. Fairy tales listed include Trepee Tales and Nutcracker of Nuremberg among others, with many authors cited.
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Huron Public Library
Caroline Orvis
Margaret Peterson
Bailey
Dane
Nutcracker
Nuremberg
Batmax
Rosita
Anawer on Clemdiied Ad Page Emerges Today
A clemdiied ad page reveals today’s answer to a long running query. Readers are invited to review the listings for clues and potential solutions. The feature highlights notable names and advertised offerings across several sections.
Tales and Works Across Genres Selections List
Readerly catalog of titles across animals poetry travel biography and children’s books. Notable items include Max by Semur Wake wings and Digging in Yucatan with author credits Sandi Ausiila and North Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
St Ola Peddle- Bronson
Jam Workshop
Aspinwill
Teasdale
Yucatan
Sandi Ausiila
Mewth
Akele
Seabrook
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
A large Knights of Columbus delegation will leave tomorrow for Aberdeen to attend initiatory exercises. Members listed include M. L. Tobin, Arthur Connors, Thomas Fleaying, J. P. Walsh, Harry Doom, Frank C. Burke, James Stiver, C. C. Isenhut, Ed O'Connor, William Cranty, Tim Healey. Moses Thomas of Glenview attended a Sunday school convention before heading home. Dr. Van Dalsem notes birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Johnson yesterday. The annual high school declamatory contest will be held tonight at 8 at the Methodist church with a program of music and varied declamations by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Aberdeen
M. L. Tobin
Arthur Connors
Thomas Fleaying
J. P. Walsh
Harry Doom
Frank CD. Burke
James Stiver
C. C. Isenhut
Ed O'Connor
William Cranty
Tim Healey
Moses Thomas
Glenview
Thomas
David Thomas
van Dalsem
Charles C. Johnson
Oclocik
Finley Gunn
Roses’ Hill
Aj Gay
Ithe Hunters
Amilie
W. M. Rooke
Ruth Tomlinsom
Herculaneum
Charles Harper
Ethelyn Miller
France
Savel Peek
Beal
Hildegarde Rothert
High School Chorus
Local Notes and Socials From Redfield Area
Tulare Laura Welker hospitalized in Hedfield for mestoid abscess recovering. D. O. Goodrich family moving to Doland. Mrs. Fred Wendland and children at Will Frankstein home, returning Monday. Trane Sumner ill with measles this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Schieler shopped in Redfield Monday. Miss Louise George entertained the Bridge club at Fred Conrad home. Mrs. Herman Binger and daughter Florence visited August inger home Wednesday. Miss Selma Hahler and seventh and eighth grade pupils hiked to Maxwell's grave Thursday, then games and toasted marshmallows. Mrs. Reinh Schmittgrind and daughter visited Ernest Hofemena home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Brugge with Layone and Virgil visited relatives in Huron Saturday. Extension club met at A. C. Fogelsang home. beautification demonstration by Mrs. Harvey Scott and Mrs. N. Radcliffe. Lunch served by Mrs. Arthur Price, Mahlon Walker and O N. Radcliffe. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilkemeier visited Ewald Hilkemeter home. Mrs. Lee Gilby ill from quinsey under doctor’s care this week. Miss Mathilde Hilkemeier weekend at her parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Welker
Hedfield
D. O. Goodrich
Doland
Fred Wendland
Will
Louise George
Fred Conrad
Herman Binger
Florence
Inger
Selma Hahler
Maxwell
Relnh Schmittgrind
Daughtrr
Redfield
Ernest Hofemena
George Brugge
Layone
Virgil
Huron
A. C
Fred Hilkemeier
Local note roundup from Ames area chores and misfortunes
Ames Glen Williams hauled water to the cistern at Ames Cash store amid shortages. John Ford, injured while hauling rocks for William Hinselman, was taken to Wessington for treatment. Arthur Johnson butchered a hog after a leg broke when run over by a car. Several farmers finished planting small grain. Weather and maintenance notes recited. Mrs Gordon Hamilton returned home after a weekend visit.
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Ames Glen Willams
O. W. Arbogast
Ames Cash Store
John Ford
William Hinselman
Wessington
Arthur Johnson
Raley
W. Arbogast
Gordon Hamilton
Rele
Merry Workers Club Meeting Postponed Again
The Merry Workers club meeting was postponed until Saturday due to the hostess Mrs H B Price illness. Mrs Leon Arbogast will entertain instead Saturday. Esther Palmer helped at the Big Heezers home while Mrs Heezen suffers from a leg ailment. Gordon Hamilton sold his bunkhouse to Layton Stebbins who will use it as a living space while Stebbins works on the road crew with a caterpillar tractor. The Blue Jay bell team at Ames Valley did not practice at the Ames Cast store Sunday because of rain. Nevilla Johnson assisted Emil Webe last week in putting in his email. Fred Hamilton is near the Nebras One now on a road upgrading outfit. Aline Huismen, employed at the Ames Cash store, spent Sunday with her parents in Glendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Workers Club
H. B. Price
Leon Arbogast
Esther Palmer
Big Heezers
Heezen
Sti Uler
Gordon Hamilton
Layton Stebbins
Ste
Blue Jay Bell
Gann Villey
Ames
Nevilla Johnson
Emil Webe
Fred Hamilton
Nebras
Aline Huismen
Ames Cash
Glendale
Weekend Socials and Local Visits Around Lane
A garbled but readable list shows teachers, families, and friends visiting Lane and nearby towns over the weekend. Included are Ning Hamon’s weekend with her brother in Lane, Adolph Noltenheimer visitors from Willow Lake, and Miss Walsh with Miss Hamie visiting Bristol. Also mentions Roy Butz family staying with Reuben Bate, Harold May's travel, and Estella DeRmich ey staying at May home. Royal Neighbors meeting noted with plans for a drill at Mitchell in May.
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Lane Dayle Errei
Wetland
Lane
Elmer Swenson Citter
Ning Hamon
Carl Ballen
Bonnie
Willow Lake
Adolph Noltensnier
Miss Walsh
Miss Hamie
Bristol
Miss Bently
Myr
Roy Butz and
Sulay
Reuben Bate
Wessington Springs
Harold May
Gettyshurs
Estella Marie DeRmichey
Harold
Ie Tui College
Wes
Tetonoe Lia Garbe
Lunesse
Royal Neighbors
Broadland News Notes Local Visits and Changes
Broadland residents share family visits as Mr and Mrs Rex Trollister of Chicays visit Mrs Hollister’s parents the Barber family. The Broadland choir sang Sunday afternoon. Albert Rogers returns from Soin Bend Indiana. Changes at Standard Oil station with new owner. Howard Hamlin heads to Gregory for Albert Rogers funeral. Harold Urban promoted to division manager at Jewel Tea with HQ in Yankton planning move to Sioux Falls. Mrs George Arbern buys a Chevrolet del. Sunday church service moved to 7 30. Old time dance at O C F hall with Harold Doyle orchestra. Harold Hoffman visits from Aberdeen to L S Cummitzg home.
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Broadland My
Rex Trollister
Chicays
Ellen Howell
Lesh Cusine
Huron
J. A. Clark
Missouri
George
Standard Oil
J. $J. Rozekb
John Gesculgneig
Broadlan
Howard Hamlin
Gregory
Albert Rogers
Harald Urban
Manaaer
Jewel Tea Compan
Yanktn
Sioux Falls
George Arbern
10. C. F. Hall
Harold Doyle
Harold Hoffman
Aberdeen
L. S. Cummiztg
Cavour and nearby residents face health and road updates
Local notes report several illnesses including influenza and recovery, road crews blading Logan township and preparing Dollenbacher houses for work, and new truck purchases. Ed Anderson of Clifton underwent ruptured appendix surgery at Huron hospital while Rev Father Geo Walsh returned to Mitchell hospital for treatment. The Chinese government plans spend about 3.4 million dollars on radio stations linking China with Europe and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
M. Duris
Ty. Hey
Ed Anderson
Clifton Township
Huron
Amto
T. J. Hagen
Lawrence Delvaux
F.C
Vie Graveliag
Yale
George Doltenbacher
Crown
Logan Township
Helen Small
F. E. Johnson
Fois
L. Annis
Dollenbacher Road
Jacob Lovett
Geo Walsh
Merion Duesler
Stevenson
Sheffield
Albert Meyers
Richland Township
Floyd Bevier
Pearl Creek
Siip
China
Burrope
America
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Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers
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Portland Oregonien
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Beadle Leaguers
Opervetta
Ichor
Frank Vogel
Theophilus McSpindle
Hendrick van Onster
Earl Webster
Paul Doland
Eee Hans
Cloris Schwiderski
Katinka
Midred Grace
Anna
Christina
Billy Johnson
Ned Baxter
Herman Stafford
Dick Warren
Ekill
Bay Orchestra
C. S
Anpiaase
Huron Boy Scouts
Hyde
Semur
Tulare
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