Newspaper masthead and notice page fragment
Fragmentary publication details from The Huron Publishing Co header show address 8 Third St and E Chair Fr Mitchell and officers McCannon View Pres Robert D Lusk dec Retered at Huron Post Office. Paper pricing and mailing rates listed for South Dakota and nationwide. The piece notes Associated Press affiliation and a reference to a department expert inquiry and telephone line.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St. & E
Mitchell
Treas
McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
Cartier
South Dakota
United States
The Union and the Governorship in South Dakota
The Argus Leader argues that Farmers Union members may follow leaders or decide independently on candidates. It notes Union endorsement influence, compares Gunderson and Green, and highlights overdraft, debt, and banking concerns under past regimes. The paper urges careful member consideration before the primary.
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Argus
Farmers’ Union
South Dakota
Everson
Carl Gunderson
Governor Green
Green
Gunderson
Mr. Gunderson
Smith
MacDonald Seen Leaving Office In Coming Months
The early retirement of Ramsay MacDonald as prime minister is foreseen due to deteriorating health and exhausting duties. The Scotsman’s departure would remove a leading figure in world politics and a stabilizing force for international relations. His opposition to Britain entering World War I and his postwar conciliatory policies under two Labour governments are highlighted as defining moments.
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MacDonald
Ramsay MacDonald
England
Britain
Mmost
England's leader praised for wartime resolve and revival
The passage lauds a key English leader for guiding the nation through hardship to economic recovery. It credits his readership or influence with spurring fortitude and resilience, claiming no nation has achieved so much in months as England under his impact. The speaker laments retirement would be a global loss.
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England
MacDonald
Warren Gaining in Democratic Favor for First District Nomination
The Evening Huronite notes E. K. Warren, longtime church college president, gaining favor with Democrats in the first congressional district as he seeks the nomination. Warren supports a referendum on prohibition, labor rights, anti monopoly policies, higher taxes on wealth, and unemployment relief, asserting practical, democratic aims. U.S. Senatorial hopeful Cherry defends local printing, explaining all materials except for a photographic card were produced in Sioux Falls.
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Sy. Warren
Warren
South Dakota
Yankton
Washington
U.S
Cherry
Roosevelt at St Paul prompts cautious verdict from press
A Chicago Tribune commentary harshly critiques Governor Franklin D Roosevelt's St Paul speech. It argues his conciliatory tone avoids decisive truth and risks alienating voters, forecasting his potential defeat in a contested Democratic nomination battle.
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Roosevelt
ST. Paul
Chicago Tribune
Franklin Roosevelt
Girl Scouts Plan Open-House Week in 257 Homes
About 300 000 Girl Scouts across the nation will celebrate Better Homes Week April 14. The Washington model house has hosted presidents and dignitaries, with daily events highlighting home making, handicrafts, music, and demonstrations of meals and child care.
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Girl Scouts
Model Home of America
Lttis
Washington, D. C
Asan
Washington
Gil Scouts of
Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
Eres Yau
Better Homes Week
Better Homes
Lamb Project Offers Opportunity To Boys
South Dakota 4 H livestock outreach invites boys and girls to join the fat lamb club through State College extension. Members buy and care for two or more lambs, with feeding lasting about 108 days from June 1. Training covers livestock judging, economical feeding, and fitting sheep for shows. Enrollment closes May 1. contact county agents.
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South Dakota
Cys
Mys
John Art
State College
Johnson
Petualy T
Dakota Belles to Perform Minstrel Show This Sunday
The Dakota Beflan Cooking bib of Beadle County met at the bore of leader Mildred Lyman on Sunday to plan a minstrel show by the Dakota Belles, detailing timing events and local participation.
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Dakota Belles
Beadle County
Mildred Lyman
True Spirit Girl Writes Verses On Coming Of Spring
Doris Swearingen a fourth grade pupil at Custer township school Beadle County writes verse about spring The text notes her Tree Spirit league membership and depicts melting snow green growth dandelions meadow lark and plans to plant flower seeds in rows The piece presents a childlike vision of seasonal renewal with simple rhymes and personal garden promises.
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Doris Swearingen
Custer Township
Beadle County
Doris
Tree Spirit League
Beadle Boy Hails 4-H Records And Gains
Jimmy Coughlin of the Beadle Butter Boosters recalls four years in 4-H including a pig project starting in 1928 with six pigs under Leon Martin. He bought two pigs for 15 dollars, won fourth at county, sold for 2.25 pounds profit 15, joined Yale Butter Producers dairy club, raised a Holstein calf then sold for 4 dollars with 30.90 gain, later bought a Guernsey heifer in 1930s, exhibited well at fairs, feed costs last year 17.40, claims 28 dollars ahead and a free trip to the junior short course in 1990.
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Beadle Boy
Jimmy Coughlin
Beadle Butter Boosters
John Greenart
Leon Martin
The
Yale Butter Producers
Club Girls Seek To Improve Farm Homes in Gettysburg
Hedwig Nagel of Berlin reports Gleaming Bitar Poultry club members in Gettyn burg have named farm improvements and plan a contest with a yearly prize for the top contributor. Dorothy Ster key leads local efforts as members host programs at Bachelor's Hall earning $41 from a recent meeting and arranging mother entertainments plus interclub events. The group also formed a chorus and has sung at community gatherings while meeting regu larly at the hall for convenience.
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Bitar Poultry Club
Gettynburg
Hedwig Nagel
Berlin
Dorothy Ster
Key
Willeward
Hedwig
Bachelor's Hell
4 H Butter Boosters Have Judging
The Beadle Butter Boosters met at the R and Fuller home for the April session to conduct a judging contest. Randall Fuller led the event using pictures from a dairy magazine. R A Cave the county agent directed the activity with Frances Fuller noted as chub and reporter.
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R & Fuller
Frances Fuller
Wea Pie
R. A. Cave
All Oeyers
Anec Thonal Dairy Magazine
Randall Fuller
Joh Greenan
Seems Easy But Isn't i Horizon Lt Willian-th president
A fragmentary list of clues appears to mix quiz style hints with scattered phrases about labor federation leaders and historical terms. The readable prose notes John Landrigan appointed to write a feature story for May in The Evening Huronite, with club songs and a Poultry club meeting at the Butler Boosters, plus garden crop guidance.
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Willian
American ‘Federation of Labor
Gema
Great Britain
Blackwood
John Landrigan
Merry Maids Poultry Club
Butler Boosters
Harry Landrigan
Sully 4-H Livestock Club Health Meeting April 23
H A Brooking led Sully county Healthy Happy Hungry Hog club. At the Brookings home April 23 James Sreoking presided over a short session as one member missed roll call. Members tried health exercises. some proved difficult. County agent Norgaard expected at next meeting to start livestock project work. tryouts for the club chor directed by Mr and Mrs Brocking. next meeting planned for May at the Brocking home.
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Sully
H. A. Brooking
Sully County
Brookings
Lawrence Serbousek
James Sreoking
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Advice on transplanting hotbed grown plants stresses using properly hardened stock and well prepared soil. It covers timing with rain or cloudy weather, watering methods, soil texture, and avoiding crusting. It also suggests successive plantings and variety rotation to extend the season and notes Golden Bantam corn as a favored variety.
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Sara L. Dewing
York
Twenty Years Ago in Huron A Busy Social and Travel Roundup
Attorney C G Swafford returns from Rapid City on business. Idlers host a large dancing party at Daums hall with about 50 couples. Mrs J F Cool arrives from Yankton after visiting relatives. Mrs Guy Poel leaves for Winona Minnesota to meet her husband returning from Chicago. E H Grant returns from Watertown after attending the South Dakota Sunday School convention. Mr and Mrs Beach return from the south and east trip visiting their daughter Dorothy at Wells College Aurora. E F Barrows departs for points south on business. Harvey J Rice goes to Brookings for Odd Fellows installation celebration. Misa Ethel Eckles arrives from Chicago to study music for about a month. Carl Larson departs for Yankton to remain longer after taking a position there.
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C. G. Swafford
Rapid City
Daum
J. F. Cool
Yankton
Guy Foel
Winona
Minn
Poel
Chicago
E. H.grant
Watertown
South Dakota
Ares. B. BE. Beach
Miss Dorothy
Wells College
Aurora
Harvey J. Rice
Brookings
Odd Fellows Lodge
Misa Ethel Eckles
Carl Larson
Mare
Valley League Girl Builds Bird Houses
A Valley League girl describes building a small bird house with a quarter sized door to keep out larger birds. She uses wood from the woodpile and paint from the granary, plans more houses in the orchard, and notes birds help farmers by eating insects while a $10 fine is mentioned for breaking a bird’s egg in the state.
Resolution to abolish Brown County agent office approved
A resolution from the United Farmers league asks Brown County to cease all maintenance of the county agent office. It cites low farm prices, high taxes, and the office’s lack of service as reasons, demanding immediate cessation of appropriations.
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Brown County
Aberdeen
Aritine
United Farmers League
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
A. Roden
State Banking Department
iLepositers
State Bank
Gueranty
Manuar
Sig Helsing
Neeser
Central
Hazel Christoffersen
Lamb
France
Iberi
Jas
Valley League Girl
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