South Dakota primary voters face calm, decisive choices
The primary campaign winds down with little showmanship as voters prepare to choose, amid talk of farmer labor shifts in the Democratic camp and a potential ownership shift in the Republican ranks led by Leslie Jensen. Key senatorial contests pit Leslie Jensen and Paul Bellamy against others, with critics highlighting Jensen's self interest and praising Bellamy's service to the Black Hills and state tourism. The piece laments the lack of dramatic contest while noting possible shifts in party fortunes and the quiet, routine nature of the voting process.
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South Dakota
Democratic Party
Peter Norbeck
Leslie Jensetn
Tensen
Chan Gurney
Paul Bellamy
George J
Gnforth
Leslie Tensten
Leslie Jensen
Jensen
Butlay
Black Hills
Democratic and Republican contest musings and local races
The article weighs primary odds among Graceful Alphonse and Gaston style contenders and notes Mundt oppositionless in Congress. It highlights Emil Loriks as a strong Democratic bet and points to Harlan Bushfield Fosheim as key gubernatorial contenders. Beadle County judges and local officials are discussed with hints of a runoff.
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Democratic Party
Berry
Hitchcock
Hhis
Congress
Karl E. Mundt
Emil Loriks
Harlan Bushfield
Miller
Oscar Fosheim
Mothers do not gain wisdom from motherhood says Ruth Millett
In a Mother's Day column Ruth Millett argues motherhood does not change character or virtues. She warns against sentimental ideals and calls for recognizing mothers as individuals who must continue learning and striving. The piece urges ministers and editors to praise real, active motherhood rather than stereotypes.
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Mathy
Urs
Wame
Dorless
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Fragmentary quotes on religion and society in a historic dialogue
A jumble of quotations from diverse figures including Jamius Larder, Ludwig Lewisohn, Dr Charles Macfaclane, and Frank Beecher Williams. The text appraises humanism versus spiritual democracy, personal anecdotes, and a mysterious stranger offering a dollar for a chicken stolen decades ago, reflecting a kaleidoscope of era concerns without a cohesive narrative.
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Charles Macfaclane
National Committee For Religion and Welfare Recovery
Family quarrel echoes through the house
A chaotic domestic scene unfolds as a child named Jack argues with a parent over running around the house. The exchange hints at safety concerns and escalating tension within the family, with Dad pursuing the child amid the commotion.
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The Day of the Anti-Squawk Code in Finance
The piece discusses a Wall Street “gentleman’s code” of silence around fraud and breaches of trust, citing the Whitney case as evidence of covert finance crime. It contrasts gangster code with broker deceit and traces a culture of nonexposure.
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Hima
Whitney
Areck Exchange
Diary entry from Central South Dakota Farm on April 3
A diary fragment describes a Saturday at a South Dakota farm with a busy family, shopping for clothing amid a sale for twins and reflections on Adventurers versus accumulators. The writer notes rain ending a dust-filled week, a home shown off with fresh laundry, and thoughts on simplicity, faith, and priorities as they prepare for worship.
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Ten Years Ago In Huron News Summary
A sweep of local items recalls visits by Lewis Retiving and W. C. Gowdy from Huron and Mr Christy of Onida from Charles City Illinois on a business trip. Myron Brown, Huron College student, placed second in a constitutionary orator y contest at Dakota Wesleyan University. Miss Maxine Hunt hosted a small dinner party for two at 3 Iowa Avenue SE featuring green and red table decor and a mixed banquet centerpiece. About 40 couples attended a leap year dance hosted by the Standard Oil audit department. prizes went to L. A. McDermott and Mrs Frank Sanderson. The Rev Hubert Metcalfe’s health shows improvement per a letter to George W Wright. He and Mrs Ketelle are settled in Hisega Black Hills, catching enough fish for his breakfasts. Colonel Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis rests at Bolling Field awaiting display alongside other scientific aircraft. Misa Maurine Allen of Lewiston Montana refueled here en route to home from Kannox City aboard a new American Eagle plane and plans to fly Lewiston Billings. Returns from hospital noted for Mrs Georges Hansch on April 30 after weeks in Rochester Minnesota.
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Atutation
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Lewiston
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Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Community Meeting
Radio listings from New York detail Sen. Robert M. La Follette’s NBC Forum broadcast and multiple station lineups across WJZ WABC WEAF and other networks with 7 PM to 12 AM programming including orchestras dramas cartoons and public affairs. A notice reports the Community Club meeting at Carpenter Hall this evening.
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Club
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Argentine Statesman Puzzle Clue Bank
A dense list of crossword style clues and answers spans political terms seaweed wings mentals and various definitions. It presents a mix of horizontal and vertical hints including election, amphibian, musical, and astronomical items, expecting solver input for crosswords.
Behind The News On Congress Reorganization Plot And NEC Moves
Washington April 30 report notes behind the blinds maneuvering to revive the reorganization bill with six new Secretaries or a new department for welfare. Byrnes advises caution as Roosevelt’s planners push for Senate passage while Brandeis and Holmes era ideas shape court power toward more state jurisdiction. The piece also covers the National Emergency Council’s role in New Deal coordination and speculation on Lowell Mellett’s Senate-friendly confirmation as part of a presidential move ahead of elections.
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Hopper Control Campaign Meeting In Gettys May 3
District grasshopper committees will meet in the Gettys court room on Tuesday May 3 at 2 pm to discuss the 1938 control campaign. H A Mateer of Selby leads the program and will outline plans and new poison bait for use when hoppers are two weeks old or 1 spec percent hatched.
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Crofton High School Students Attend Special Cooking Film
April events at Crofton High School Home Economics class with instructor Miss Mildred Weiseth saw students watch The Art of Successful Cooking in De Smet on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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de Smet
Noted Chicago Woman Visits Ill Mother in Huron
Mrs. B. F. Braver of Chicago arrives to be with her mother Mrs. Ed. Wackarie in Huron hospital after a major operation. Formerly Elsie Wackerte, Mrs. Braver travels to support the family during the illness and recovery period.
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Ed. Wackarie
Huron
Beater
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Mrs Guy McElrath Visits Parents in Wellington
Mrs Guy McElrath former Wellington resident now of Oceanside California arrived April 30 for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Warnes and other friends and relatives in Wellington.
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