Miss Pyle Urged as Governor Candidate by Office Staff
Workers at The Evening Harosite advocate Gladys Pyle for governor citing intelligence familiarity with state issues and good sense. They believe she has solid chances to win the Republican primary and among observers compare her potential favorably with other contenders. Central South Dakota notes her candidacy reflects voter interest. Mexican highway funding cited as tourism grows, impacting South Dakota highway costs via gas tax and Black Hills development.
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Harosite
Miss Pyle
South Dakota
Gladys Pyle
Mexico
Black Hills
Happy Days revue review roasts Fox show
A critical take on the Fox Pictures revue Happy Days starring Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell and the Fox payroll. The piece argues the production failed to deliver a story driven revue, calling it disorganized and flat with weak direction and performance, differing from era shows. It mocks the show’s wasted talent and $ and notes turmoil in Fox amid recent reorganization.
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Fox
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Hank Summons
New York
Hollywood
EL Brendel
Sbout
Questions for Senator McMaster on his South Dakota record
A lengthy rapid-fire list questions aimed at Senator McMaster covering governance cost growth, rural credit, bond dealings, farm policy, campaign financing, and personal affairs. The item attacks his tenure as governor and his six years in the U.S. Senate, asking for accountability on specific names, actions, and alleged improprieties.
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McMaster
Senate
Rural Credit Department
A. W. Ewert
Senate of the
United States
South Dakota
President Hoover
George W. Egan
LaFollette
Senator Norbeck
Jackson County
Jay B. Allen
Sioux Falls
United States Senate
Yankton
Kenneth Sellers
Banking Department
Ewert
State office holders praise Gladys Pyle in Pierre
Conscientious state workers in Pierre commend Gladys Pyle for her capable conduct of state office affairs. They describe her as efficient and effective in handling her responsibilities, with broad appreciation from those in the Capitol.
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Pierre
Gladys Pyle
State Capitol
Miss Pyle
De Smet Remains A Fine Town Despite Population Drop
The article notes De Smet may have lost eighteen residents in a decade yet remains an exceptionally good town with a fine group of people making their homes there.
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de Smet
Budd Accepts Russian Rail Adviser Post in Era of Reform
Ralph Budd becomes Russia's railway adviser as the Soviet government seeks to modernize its trunk lines with feeders and rehabilitate old lines. He will guide how to build and operate railroads while Moscow faces pressing tasks to convert vast central Asia into a grain-producing region under a system hostile to farming profitability.
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Ralph Budd
United States
Russia
Moscow
Pittsburgh
Samara
Valen
Chicaigo
St. Louis
Omaha
trans-Siberien
Asia
Union Pacific
Pacific
Turkestan
Tashkent
Great Northern
Ms. Budd
Aes
Honest Politician Pierre Capital Journal
The Philip Review praises secretary of state Gladys Pyle for a fair ballot draw that placed her last among Republican governors candidates. It contends she is an honest woman and a strong potential nominee, predicting possible unlikely but electric campaign and a first woman governor for South Dakota.
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Philip Review
Gladys Pyle
Miss Pyle
South Dakota
Battleship Doom Signals Naval Era Shift
London naval talks yield agreement to cut total battleship tonnage by over half a million across Britain Japan and the United States. The move signals the end of the era of great dreadnought fleets and foreshadows a future of cruisers submarines and air power.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Billy Mitchell
United States Air Service
Jutland
Stimson
Heroism Awards Given 33 Scouts
A South Dakota boy among 13 Boy Scouts honored for uncommon bravery. Elmer Clark rescued a drowning man at Cottonwood Lake, earning the high national award. The ceremony acknowledged other rescues and lauded two youths for saving peers, while 33 additional Scouts received certificates of heroism for lifesaving acts.
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South Dakoti
Daniel Carter Beard
National Court of Honor
Boy Scout National Court of Honor
Elmer Clark
Redfield
Wayne Hagman
Cottonwood Lake
Busy Fingers Club Plans Huron Camp and Popcorn Sale
The Busy Fingers 4-H club girls of Cavour will attend a field day at Huron Camp on Saturday and sell popcorn at a downtown store that evening. Proceeds fund their club camp activities at the Jane Fine Pabr grounds after their April 25 meeting. Mary Martin reports on sewing project progress and next blouse lesson.
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Cavour
Jane
Mary Martin
Club
Best Ever 4 H Canning Club Formed In City
Mrs. B F Barthell leads the new Best Ever 4 H Canning Club meeting at Mrs Ed Sutt home 653 Michigan Ave Sat afternoon. Nine members enrolled and more expected. Officers elected Mildred Johnson president Crein Baker secretary Evelyn Miller treasurer Valois Clemmers reporter. Members include Dorothy Disney Glive Jackobson Mireerm Foster Olive Harris Huthy Fuller.
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Ed Sutt
Michigan Avenue
B. F. Barthell
Mildred Johnson
Crein Baker
Evelyn Miller
Valois Clemmers
Dorothy Disney
Glive Jackobson
Mireerm Foster
Olive Harris
Huthy Fuller
Mrs Geo Campbell Leads Huron Scouts at Parish House
Mrs George Campbell, new troop captain, conducted her first meeting for Scoonatep troop 3 of the Girl Scouts at the Episcopal church Parish House on April 25. Assisted by Miss Olson and Miss Wellington, with Sadie Haines as swimming instructor, four patrols organized under color bearer Mary Walker.
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Geo. Campbell
Huron Scouts
Girl Scouts of the Episcopal
Geor.2. Campbell
Misa Helen? Olson
Wellington
Mine Sadie’ Haines
Liary Walker
Madonna Miller Elected Treasurer of 4 H Club
The Bonilla Jolly Workers 4 H club met at Mrs Earl Russell's home on Saturday afternoon April 12. Madonna Miller was elected club treasurer. Plans were made for a bake sale to be held April 26 at George McKitchen store to raise funds for club activities. Seven members attended and received Easter baskets. Next meeting set for Audrey Peterson's home on June 1.
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Bonilla Jolly Workers
Earl Russell
Pave Dender
Madonna Miller
Club Treassurer
George McKitchen
Hoste
Audrey Peterson
Fem | Bates
Jolly Juniors
Open Forum on South Dakota gubernaorial candidates records
In Watertown Open Forum readers weigh five gubernatorial hopefuls Howell Trygstad Green Gunderson Pyle. The writer asserts Trygstad's strong attendance record and criticizes Howell for frequent dodging on roll calls. References 1927 per capita tax bill votes by Trygstad and Howell and discusses public access to Senate journals.
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Howell
Trygstad
Green
Gunderson
Pyle
Senate
Watertown
Tong
Senate Curnal
Twill
Trogstad
Siate
Senate Journal
South Dakota Senate debates tax bills and budget fights
The piece reviews 1920s South Dakota senate battles on a 3 percent tax plan targeting mining and other sectors, budget laws, and constitutional petition rights. It highlights Howell and Trygstad votes on cigarette taxes and education funding, and argues their stances align with progressive or stalwart labels depending on issue. It cites Senate Journal entries and specific motions as context for the ongoing political divides.
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Trygstad
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