Swift to Expand Livestock Plant in Watertown South Dakota
The Swift company will enlarge its Watertown plant to include cattle and sheep, signaling confidence in local livestock potential. Observers note Armour’s Huron plant may also expand, driven by Danielson’s leadership and rising cattle prospects, while South Dakota aims to boost meat packing and curb interstate slaughter, with farmers shifting to more livestock and less grain.
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South Dakota
Watertown
Swift
Swift & Co
Swift Company
Huron
A. E. Danielson
Armour
Chicago
Danielson
Watertows
Governor Berry Faces Political Calculus In Tax Debate
A newspaper commentator notes Governor Berry may not seek reelection and has shown independence in policy. The piece cites his stance against patronage, his support for the beer bill, and the controversial gross income tax. It argues the tax could help or hurt Berry depending on post primary outcomes.
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Tom Berry
Berry
George Trameton
Conscience Finds Judgment Beyond Political Consequences
A cautious assessment argues that conscience shapes judgment regardless of political fallout, reinforcing the idea that the individual refuses a second nomination. The remark underscores a principled stance over party interests and signals a potential retreat from pursuing further electoral backing.
Mortgage relief plan faces opposition in city election
A fragmented report notes potential mortgage relief steps, with proposals for no fee loan negotiations and preliminary property appraisals at no cost, backed by a cap of ten thousand dollars. The piece cites organized opposition and mentions political figures and a fusionist agreement, casting doubt on public support in New York voters.
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Joan
Election City
Beier
Glia F
Parole in Crime Debate Draws Sharp Jurist Critique
A Minneapolis Journal column surveys arrests, jail breaks, and manhunts across Wisconsin and Iowa, arguing parole undermines crime control. It cites federal policing proposals and provincial reforms while denouncing parole as yielding another chance to criminals. The piece calls for reform or abolition of clemency practices.
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Minneapalla Journal
Wisconsin
Iowa
National Guard
Tax fight over income tax looms in state session
Watertown public records note a looming clash in the special legislative session over the gross income tax law. Rumors say the administration backs repealing it, while opponents demand its continuation until its effects are fully studied. Farmers and wage earners push repeal as the session nears.
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Watertown
South _Dakota
Pierre
Nmme
Frog
Jawariyet
Grawa
Unloaded Gun Warnings From a Father's Fatal Lesson
A bereaved father reflects on a shooting accident and the wider danger of unloaded firearms. The piece warns against careless handling, stresses two core rules for gun safety, and notes the rising automation of weapons while tying these issues to broader economic policy ideas of the era.
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Salle Hie
Aberdeen Girl Scout Camp Opens at Pickerel Lake
Mrs J H McKeever and Mrs H D Webb serve on the Girl Scout camp committee active in early Aberdeen Scout work. The camp opened Sunday at Pickerel Lake with historical ties to Huron staff and the first external Scout group led by Elizabeth Cone and Marjorie Brown, tied to Mrs Cone who died two years ago.
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J. H. McKeever
Aberdeen
Girl Scout Council
H. D. Webb
Pickerel Lake
McKeever
Hiawatha
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Webb
BE. Cone
Huron
Elizabeth O' Cone
Marjorie Brown
Marjorie TE
Cone
First Contingent Of Scouts Arrive For Three Week Camp At Lake
First contingent of Girl Scout campers arrives at Pickerel Lake for opening week. Over 100 girls enrolled for activities over three weeks. many registrants plan one week, some two. Aberdeen lists prominent participants and leaders as the camp prepares menus, decorations, and demonstrations.
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Lake
Pickerel Lake
Beslow
Huron
Aberdeen
Pig and Sheep Club Meet At Diekhoffs
The Jim Dandy pig and sheep club met at Kermech Diekhoff Thoraday's home. All members attended except Prentice, Jones, Everette Bolét, and Martinus Goglin. John Seaman was appointed assistant secretary in Goglin's place. Vernon Goglin led record keeping and provided sheep information. Mrs Diekhott served lunch after adjournment.
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Pig and Sheep Club
Diekhoffs
Jim Dandy
Kermech Diekhoff Thoraday
Prentice
Jones
Everette Bolét
Martinus Goglin
John Seaman
Martinus Gog- Ha
Vernon Goglin
Aheep
Diekhott
Milky Way Dairy Foods Club Holds July Meeting
The Milky Way Dairy Foods club held its regular meeting on July 2. Minutes note a light program with songs and a joke, and include a review of the previous meeting’s minutes.
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Milky “Way Dairy Foods
Milky Wey Dairy Foods
Ming
A. Joke
State fair troop display promotes South Dakota booths
Scout leaders urged all South Dakota troops to prepare display boards for the State fair booth. Troop 38 Blunt showcased an organized board inspiring others to include knots, crafts, nature collections, and labeled items. Mail boards by September 3 to Huron.
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Blunt
Rees
South Dakota
South
Dakota
Boy Scouts of América
Huron
Florencetta Girls Meet With Tes Croll Dresses
Florence group gathers for a club afternoon featuring Croll dresses and canning club plum preserves. Mrs Allen and Neva serve ice cream and cake as the event closes.
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Florencetta
Tes Croll
Dakota Belles Defeat Spring Valley In Return Game
The Dakota Belles from Spring Valley won a return game against Spring Valley Beesittenball. The next match is set with Hitchcock on Tuesday August 1, broadcast of the World Scout Jambores in Godalio Hungary planned for listeners.
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Dakota Belles
Spring Valley
Dakota
Beesittenball
Hitchcock
Godalio
Hungary
Feniera Iber
Who Is She A Puzzle From The Last Olympic Games
A jumble of clues and clues to a hidden portrait asks Who Is She and ties to the last Olympic games. The puzzle features references to constellations colors animals and states, inviting solver guesses about the girl in the picture and related nouns, verbs, and adjectives.
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Palm Feaf
Open Activities At Girl Scouts Camp
Miss Marjorié Hil describes early activities at Wisagoma Girl Scout camp in Pickerel Jake. Six Huron girls joined July 30 including winners of the Huronite trip contest and 33 girls registered with 23 staff members expected. camp started with nurse check and first swim then Scouts Own and nature, art, swimming and handcraft. Visitors Kathleen Cone and Marie Affrieth attended. next week expected larger contingents with bugles. A separate note says Wessington Springs aims to organize a Girl Scout troop with Dr Ann Lundin coordinating and American Legion auxiliary sponsoring the project.
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Marjorié Hil
Pickerel
Jake
Wisagoma
Alice Bakeman
Mary Haney
Janet Thatcher
Marjorie Saxton
Jeanne Richardson
Jackie Christopherson
Frances Poulisse
Broadland
Merma ‘Bers
Kathleen Cone
Marie Affrieth
Wessington Springs
Ann Lundin
American’ Legion Auxiliary
Lumdin
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Social Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron Mr and Mrs Jos Thoraness and sons Lyle and Orville returned Sunday from a weekend visit at Lake Preston. Mr and Mrs A Murray and daughter Gladys plan an extended visit in Duluth Minnesota and other eastern points. Mr and Mrs J McD Campbell and daughter Mary Alice arrived home from Seattle and the Pacific coast. Mrs George Hebron and sister Mire George Shamp of Minneapolis visiting here left for Wolsey to visit. Mr and Mrs W S Main of Aledo Illinois are in the city visiting at the home of Mr George Main. For Bramwell A J Bisen Louis Pher and
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Jos. Thoraness
Lyle
Orville
Lake Preston
A. Murray
Gladys
Duluth
Minn
J.mcd
Campbell
Mary Alice
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Apada
George Hebron
George Shamp
Minneapolis
Wolsey
Visit with Mr Wilsons noninlaw and G B Eyes group
A fragmented note records a visit involving Mr Wilson in law and his associate G B Eyes and family as they climbed several lofty peaks. The text hints at a shared outdoor excursion with emphasis on climbing challenging summits.
Donahue Named State Legion Job in Pierre
R T Donahue of Sioux Falls was named state contact officer for World War veterans by Attorney General Walter Conway. Donahue succeeds James C Mara, a veteran administrator since 1927, with the appointment pending approval by the state executive committee of the American Legion gathering in Huron next month during the legion convention.
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Donahue
Pierre
R. T. Donahue
Sioux Falls
Walter Conway
James C. Mara
Conway
American Legion
Huron
Canton To Vote On Civic Improvements
Canton plans an August 3 special election to approve a municipal bond issue financing public improvements. Projects include a sewage disposal plaza pool and water extensions to relieve unemployment and upgrade the city. Government funding covers 50 percent with 50 percent borrowed from a public works fund. Total project cost estimated at 30 000 to 25 000 dollars. A mass meeting in early August will feature Buell and Winter of Sioux City to explain the plan.
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Canton
Public Works Fund
Hhe Engineering Firm
Buell and
Winter
Sioux City
King's Daughters Meet Wayland in August
The King's Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Otto on August 3 for their regular business meeting with full attendance requested.
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King's Heralds
Wayland
King's Daughters
Frank Otto
Car overturns near Ames as Elmer Canrod fails turning west
Elmer Canrod, en route from Nebraska to South Dakota with his father, overturned his auto two miles south of the Ames cash store while attempting a westward turn. A separate item notes the Ladies Aid holding a regular meeting at Mrs. John Hamilton's home Thursday this week.
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Ames
Elmer Canrod
South Dakota
Nebraska
Ames Cash Store
Bontla
Bonilla
John Hamilton
Birthday party bonilla and hometown notes
A collage of local notes reports an outdoor birthday party for Lawrence, travel updates from Chester Axhovast and friends, plans to return to Ames, moisture concerns for crops, grasshoppers harming corn, and a minor injury in Frankfort along with several residents traveling to Blick Ford and the Fs for various plans.
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Bonilla
Lawrence Aie Dr
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