New Prohibition Declaration Heads Dry Groups Stand
A new declaration signed by leaders of major dry groups including F Scott McBride Ella Boole Fred Smith and Dr Daniel Poling urges a united educational campaign in support of the Eighteenth Amendment. It refutes claims that prohibition infringes personal rights and says enforcement targets traffic not private morals while stressing moral and religious education.
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United States
Christian Herald
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Ella A. Boole
Fred B. Smith
Committee
Road Maintenance Plans Reveal High Gravel Costs
The Aberdeen American details state contracts for road work in Brown County highlighting extensive scarification and reconstruction on the Yellowstone and Sunshine Trails. About 23 miles on each trail will be rebuilt, removing corduroy sections. Work extends near Aberdeen with paving into the city limits. East of Aberdeen 1000 yards of gravel per mile will be spread from the river to the county line, with a spring repeat. County improvements include gravelling three miles east of Groton to the county line and the Yellowstone Trail segment from near Bath northward to its turn.
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Brown County
Aberdeen American
Aberdeen
Yellowstone
Sunshine
Groton
Bath
Brown County Gravel Roads Drive High Maintenance Costs
Tac oma park projects move toward completion in about two weeks as Brown county finishes six miles of road on the Moonshine from Stratford to the county line. Another route from six miles north of Bath to Columbia and to the river at Tacoma park is underway. Officials note dry spells and heat loosen gravel, causing frequent repairs and rising costs, and suggest concrete pavement for heavily traveled highways.
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Tacoma Park
Stratford
Bath
Columbia
Tacoma, Park
Brown County
Beautification praised for roadside improvement and value rises
Walter E. Burton argues beautifying highways yields high returns from public funds. He cites higher roadside property values, community pride, and visitor impressions that benefit local business. The piece also notes Senator Capper discussed the wheat situation with President Hoover before leaving Washington.
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Walter E. Burton
Burton
South Dakota
Senator Capper
Hoover
Washington
Senaitor Capper
Watertown Parks Showcase City Recreation Investments
The Watertown public essay highlights four city parks and two lake shore parks, offering playgrounds, musical venues, tennis courts, and bathing facilities. A municipal golf course, on an island, adds to the system. The piece argues that public money and administration support broad community enjoyment, with expansion likely as midsummer draws near.
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Park Service
Watertown
Lake Kampeska
Lake Shore
Iland
California Leads Nation in Population Growth Yet Faces Strain
The article notes California added over two million people in the last decade, possibly leading in growth but facing resource limits, unemployment in Los Angeles and San Francisco, and a dependence on outside incomes. It warns water shortages threaten further development, with Boulder Dam and Colorado River water vital for Southern California’s expansion.
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Houston
Post-Dispatch
California
Golden State
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Wilbur
Interior Department
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
West Coast
Prominent 4-H Leaders to Represent South Dakota at National Meet
Margaret Latimer of Lyman and Ode Hegg of Brookings counties were chosen to attend the International Leadership Training School in Springfield Massachusetts in September. Both seniors at State College, they will gain hands on experience in 4-H club organization under trained leaders with expenses funded by an eastern manufacturer. Latimer has long been active in 4-H and related clubs, holding leadership roles at college and winning national recognition in bread demonstrations and an essay contest. Hegg, first involved in 4-H in 1920, has led multiple clubs at State College and Brookings High, with a strong track in livestock and poultry projects and leadership roles in three clubs. The program, begun in 1923, now includes about 40 states and aims to prepare youth for careers in home economics or agriculture.
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South Dakota
Springfield
Mass
H. M. Jones
Margaret Latimer
Lyman County
Ode Hegg
Brookings County
State College
Jones
Massachusetts
National Club Congress
Chicago
Bas
Ode Begg
Smith-Hughes
Brookings High School
International Leadership Training School
Beadle 4-H Boys Judge Livestock Contest in Brookings
Beadle county 4-H members competed in dairy cattle judging in Brookings on Tuesday led by County Agent R A Day. Harold Reeves of Huron topped Beadle and placed fourth statewide. other county youths and their placements are listed, with six Jersey and Holstein classes judged and plans to form a county training team for state fair competition.
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Beadle
Brookings
R.A. Day
Cunty Agen
Harold Reeves
Huron
Lee Jones
Derwoode Parrish
Jay Salisbury
Wolsey
Wayne Swaney
Bonilla
Joe Brinkman
Cavour
Rosz Oviatt
Randall Fuller
Johnny Reeves
James ¥Uilex
Homer Simantell
Jersey
Ayrshire
Johnny Greenan
Yale
Edmund Barnes
Earl Simantel
Maynard Sweet
Lampe
Thad Ov Jatt
Conrad Farm
Jerseys
American Light Opera Featured In 4 H Program
The thirteenth 4 H club program will be broadcast nationally over 45 stations tomorrow from 1:45 to 12:30 p m central standard time. The United States Marine Band will perform and provide background as B A Turner announces numbers and discusses the program. Connecticut and Maryland will send 4 H members, with Miss Gertrude Warren and extension staff also speaking.
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H. M. Jones
United States Marine Band
B. A Turner
Connecticut
Maryland
Gertrude Warren
United States Extension Department
Dean Series Chosen for U S Pharmacopoeia Revision Panel
Dean Series of the State College division of pharmacy has been named a member of the United States Pharmacopoeia Revision committee. The 55 member panel includes physicians chemists and pharmacists from leading colleges of pharmacy. Series has been on leave this year studying at the University of Minnesota.
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Brookings
L.E. BR
Division of Pharmacy
State College
Diesert
Colleges of Pharmacy
Serles
University of Minnesota
University Prepares For Opening In Fall
Vermillion August 1 Repairs and renovations are underway at the University of Louis Dakota to have buildings in top condition for the fall opening. Work includes campus improvements and tennis court repairs across the university grounds.
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University
University of Louis Dakota
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