Beadle County Sunday School Meet Set At Huron
The Beadle County Sunday School association convenes at the Huron Methodist Church next Sunday. Opening at 8:15 a.m. with scripture and prayer, the day features sermons by Rev. E B Cooney and Rev. J H Wilkinson, devotions, group conferences, and a noon potluck. A male quartet from Deland and a young people program close the event, with the County Service Flag awarded to the outside-Huron church with the largest delegation.
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Beadle County Sunday School Association
Methodist Church
Huron
Edna Mack
Cavour
E. B. Cooney
Miller
Woskmen
Mocal
I Snyder
Hitchcock
C. W. Habicht
John Faust
D. Dunber
Huron High School
General Assembly
J. H. Wilkinson
Deland
Huron Methodist Episcopal Church
H N. Carlson
South Dakota Seeding Progress and Wet Week Weather Summary
M E Blystone reports widespread seeding of spring wheat and most oats and barley in South Dakota. Heavy rains saturated soil then snow moved in as temperatures dropped. farm work was steady early, slowed later, with good stands in small grains and favorable outlook for winter crops. Meadows and pastures improved, alfalfa showing gains, and stock feeding on pasture increasing.
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South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Petition to Halt New South Dakota Course Debated
Judge Frank B. Smith in Mitchell considered four injunction petitions seeking to stop South Dakota public school course changes after hearings. E C Giffen opposed the injunction for state instruction chief while C A Nash urged it. Smith promised a ruling in a day or two and outlined next steps.
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Mitchell
Frank B. Smith
South Dakota
E. C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
C. A. Nash
Davison County
Fudge
Smith
Mr. Nash
Intermountain and South Dakota eye shared tourist traffic
Salt Lake City April 21 representatives from South Dakota towns met intermountain region delegates to discuss promoting Black Hills travel. Gus P Backtoan of the Intermountain Development Association will convene a Casper Wyoming meeting May 2 to finalize the plan. Participants included Sturgis Mayor Harry P Atwater and Rapid City officials R L Bronson G J Crilly Victor Jepson.
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Salt Lake City
South Dakota
Intermountain Territory
Black Hills
Gus P. Backtoan
Intermountain Development Association
Casper
Wyo
South
Rapid City
Liver Dumplings and Patties Win Honorable Mention
Mrs Gene Setbacken of Leake Preston shares a liver dumplings recipe and liver patties from a recent recipe contest, both earning honorable mention. The write up lists ingredients and steps, notes a new contest on fresh strawberries with cash prizes, and invites readers to submit one recipe with name and address by Saturday morning.
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Gene Setbacken
Leake Preston
Albert Hintermeister
Huron
Mother Backed In Office Quest
Sue McNamara reports about Mrs. Phebs K. Warner of Texas who seeks Congress as representative of 6,000,000 farm women. The Democrat, known as The Little Brown Wren, is a farm women advocate, lecturer, and rural cooperation chair for the General Federation. She campaigns as original and decisive, stressing self-sufficiency and women’s expanded roles. Minnesota prepares Camp Ripley for summer regular army training at the new facility near Col. Lindbergh’s birthplace.
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Sue McNamara Washington
Phebs K.warner
Texas
Congress
Little Brown Wren
General
Federation of Women's Clubs
Warner
New Hines
Cloude
Tex
Mid-West
Rural Cooperation
General Federation
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
City Club
Minnesota
Little Falls
Minn
Ripley
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spain moves to curb extremist threat in young republic
Madrid reports Manuel Azaña’s cabinet expanding riot police drawn from Civil Guard veterans to subdue urban unrest with minimal casualties. Finance Minister Carner works on a 25 million deficit plan to restore capitalist confidence while Indalecia Prieto tackles unemployment in Andalusia Extremadura and Catalonia amid arrests and deportations targeting anarchist and syndicalist groups.
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Madrid
Manuel Azana
Public
Andalusia
Extramadura
Catalonia
Spain
Beta
Spanish Guinea
Casares
General Labor Union
Socialist Party
Prieto
Lawman warns extremists to stay lawful and heed orders
Cares warns colleagues that extremists must remain within the law and stop anti government agitation. He says those who push demands on industrial owners risk arrest and deportation to African penal colonies. He adds the previous strike was a trial bal loon.
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Lawa
Cares
Advisory Board Closes Session in Watertown
The northwest shippers advisory board adjourned in Watertown planning a July meeting in Superior. J G McFarland spoke on Excessive Taxation and Its Causes urging an end to wasteful government outlays, including veteran benefits. A C Johnson reported better livestock conditions due to donated railcar feed. The board approved urging Congress to repeal the section on railroad earnings recapitalization to restore credit and boost employment.
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Watertown
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Superior
Wis
Grand Forks
Wisconsin
W. H. Perry
J. G. McFarland
McFarland
A. C. Johnson
Rapid City
North Western Railroad
Western Range
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Meet Death In Crash With Train
DES MOINES April 214 Two persons killed and two seriously injured when an automobile struck a locomotive at a crossing in Des Moines. The dead are C. W. Larson 97 Ames and Margaret Nugent Des Moines. Injured are Peryl Anne Le May 21 Des Moines and B J Davis. Le May from Rapid City S D and Davis were unconscious at Broadlawns hospital with serious conditions.
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Des Moines
C. W. Larson
Ames
Margaret Nugent
Peryl Anne le May
B. J. Davis
Miss le May
Rapid City
S. D
Davis
Broadlawns General Hospital
Italians See Population Rise Across Major Cities
During the last decade Italy reports a population gain above seven percent with the largest increases in Genoa Rome Naples and Milan.
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Italy
Genoa
Rome
Naples
Milan
Higher Costs Out Size Of Families
Economists warn rising urban child-raising costs push toward a smaller birthrate. Dr Oliver Baker notes urban living costs, from 2500 income, raise a city child to 18 at about 9000, with three children needed to sustain population. Farm life and household labor may ease costs and offer economic value for children. Suburban move could slow decline, but impact remains limited.
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Alexander
George Washington
United States
Occident
Oliver E. Baker
Department of Agriculture
Haker
County Auditors To Gather At Aberdeen
Thirteen county auditors will meet in Aberdeen tomorrow to discuss uniform assessments on real and personal property. Attendees are expected from Brown Campbell Walworth McPherson Edmunds Faulk Spink Marshall Day Clark Codington Grant and Roberts counties.
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Aberdeen
Brown
Campbell
Walworth
McPherson
Edmunds
Faulk
Spink
Marshall
Day
Clark
Codington
Grant
Roberts
Darrow's Final Plea To Jury In Massie Case
Clarence Darrow prepared a three hour closing argument in the lynching case involving Mrs. Granville Fortescue Lieut Thomas H Massie and two navy men. The trial centers on the lynching of Joseph Kahahawai amid a debated attack claim on Mrs. Thalia Massie.Jurors were a racially mixed panel and judges planned final instructions after closing statements.
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Darrow
Honolulu
Clarence Darrow
Granville
Fortescue
Thomas H. Massie
Navy
Joseph Kahahawai
Thalia Massie
Charles S. Davis
Economy Bill Faces House Opposition In April Firestorm
In Washington on April 27 dampened opposition surfaced within the House as members attacked the deep cuts in government spending and the strict procedural rule. The bill proposed wage reductions for federal workers, cutbacks in World War I veteran allowances, and other contentious provisions forming the core of proposed savings measures.
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House
Washington
United Leadership
Lawmakers press to curb debate amid sponsor push
Groups in both parties joined the clash over sponsors of the legislation. Leaders urged a rule cutting debate to minutes and limiting amendments to a virtual minimum. The oldest Lexington track record notes Frogtown ran three miles in 5 29 3 4 in 1872.
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Lexington
Frogtown
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