Lower Wheat Prices Forecast By U S Agriculture Bureau
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics urges farmers to plan for lower wheat prices over the next decade. It recommends shifting acreage to other crops or livestock where profitable, assessing farm practices, and considering regional outcomes to avoid surplus, with emphasis on cost reduction and soil-improving crops.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
New Outlook
Bueau
Optimism Needed Amid Old Economic Comparisons
The piece argues for a hopeful view during tough times, noting that 1930 earnings for United States Steel are still lower than 1929 but offer a fairer comparison to normalize results. It highlights how 1929 remained a peak year and suggests evaluating against more normal years rather than 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Earnings Dip From 1929 Peak, Yet Solid Prospects Seen
Ines, reflecting United States Steel's earnings, run below the 1929 peak but hold above the six year average. The steel firm's finance committee forecasts higher operations in the current quarter and an improvement in volume in the year's final quarter.
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Ines
United States Steel ‘Corporation
Steel Corporation
The World Moves An Employee Vacation and Perceptions
In a Elks magazine interview Henry Irving Dodge recounts how public sentiment shifted on paid vacations. Russell Sage argued two weeks off with pay disorganized work and burdened others, yet many family men later praised vacations while some employers feared socialist misuse and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Irving Dodge
Elks Magazine
Mr. Dodge
Russell Sage
Omaha Judge Seeks Jail Time to Curb Speeding
An Omaha judge contends speeding endangers lives and aims to curb it by jail time rather than fines. He asserts every speeder is a potential murderer and would jail violators for a few days to deter reckless driving.
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Omaha
Huron Firms Offer Nearly 300 Prize Trips for 4-H Youth
Central South Dakota 4-H clubs compete for travel prizes backed by Huron business leaders and The Evening Huronite. Winners include Lyle Barton on a northern Minnesota tour and eight other Scouts and a Lone Scout attending Camp Da Ko Tah. Trips cover Camp Wilson Lake Byron Lake Okoboji and more as part of a yearlong contest to write news and features.
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Bac
Central
South Dakota
Huron
Lyle Barton
Minnesota
Camp da Ko Tah
C. L
Pierre
Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Lake Okokoji
Iowa
Lake Enemy
Huronite
Brookings
Uncle George's challenge to Senator Norris exposes party loyalty
Sioux City Journal notes Senator Norris of Nebraska challenged W M Stebbins to prove he has been a bad Republican. The piece argues Norris bolted the Hoover Curtis campaign and backed Al Smith, labeling him an unreconciled critic of his party and questioning his Republican fidelity. It urges Stebbins to provide supporting examples from Norris's long public career.
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George
Sioux City
Norris
Nebraska
W. M. Stebbins
Amd
Hoover-Curtis
Senator Brookhart
Brookhart
Senator la Follette
al Smith
Stebbins
Sengior
Dictator in Yugoslavia ends democratic hopes
The piece notes Yugoslavia under King Alexander shifted from constitutional monarchy to a dictatorship in January 1929, with parliament dissolved, censorship imposed, and political parties banned. It argues the regime is permanent, questions long term stability, and contrasts with continued social and economic concerns across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Jugo
Alexander
Jugo Slavia
Fugo Slavia
Spain
Italy
Four Champs To Receive Awards At South Dakota State Fair
Four large silver loving cups will be presented by the State Fair board to 4 H club members for top showmanship in four divisions baby beef dairy wine and sheep. Judging focuses on fitting and training rather than animal quality. Gold and silver medals prize places two through five in each division. Past winners included Milo Opdahl Gerald Brinkenan Glenn Alberts and James O Levi.
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H. M. Jones
South Dakota
State Fair Board
Jones
Milo Opdahl
Glenn’ Alberts
Clack County
James O. Levi
Charles Mix
Mr. Jones
Miller Girls Begin Demonstration Work
The Miller 4H club named three demonstration teams to practice for the achievement day meet this month. Seven members and three visitors attended the July 29 meeting at Carolina Morris’s home. Demonstration practice starts now with the best team to represent the club at fall fairs. Mrs. Gehring led a hemmed patch demonstration. Weekly meetings and a social hour with Edna Milne’s piano solos followed.
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Miller
Ruby Yearous
Carolina Morris
Gehring
Two Demonstrations At We Can for Winter Club Meet
At a July 24 gathering of We Can for Winter held at Mabel and Grace Parkhurst home, two demonstrations were presented. Lillian Christensen and Laura Schreder demonstrated new ways to vase vegetables, while Mabel Parkhurst and Grace Parkhurst showed how to use canned fruits. A luncheon and social hour followed the meeting.
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Kathryn Frevert
Mabel
Grace Parkhurst
Lillian Christensen
Laura Schreder
Mabel Parkhurst
Marriage Consent Debate Not Resolved at Home
Parents discuss their consent to a marriage as the father withholds opinion and the mother awaits a counter to him. The exchange hints at family pressure and uncertain approval in Vienna.
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Vienna
Club Boy Earns Good Profit In Sow-Litter Work
Earl Ferguson of Clay county Indiana a 4 H club member since three years ago shows sow litter profit from a Poland China gift farrowed nine pigs. The litter received care and fed a mix of corn hominy meal milk and other feed. Net selling price 145 81 with feed cost 1421 leaving a margin of 71 60. He plans to show at the National Swing show while also active in dairy lamb and poultry clubs and on Clay county livestock judging team.
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Earl Ferguson
Clay County
Ind
Pig Club
Earl
Poland
Combine Harvester Touted By Wolsey 4-H President
Kiwanis 4-H president Jay Solsbury writes on the modern combine harvester used by Wm Steurwald and sons near Wolsey. The piece outlines swather cutting, windrow drying, combine threshing with pick-up, two wagons for grain, and straw stacking with a Jayhawke stacker. Mr Steurwald plans to harvest about 500 acres this year.
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Clubber
Jay Solsbury
Kiwanis 4-H Club
Wolsey
Steurwald
Jolly Juniors Attend Short Course This Winter
Jolly Juniors of Spink county met at Gladys Barness home July 29 with Ione Christensen presiding over the session. The group demonstrated at Redfield and planned sending members to the Junior Short Course this winter. They will raise funds with ice cream canes at Kittenball games and a program at Rockwood hall. Most members have completed three years of sewing work, according to reporter Gladys Barness.
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Jolly
Spink County
Gladys Barness
Ione Christensen
Redfield
Rockwood Halk
Iote Christensen
Church Services and Schedules Across Local Faith Groups
Local churches publish their weekly worship times. St Martin's Catholic includes multiple masses and baptisms with clergy Monsignor Desmond and Father Brosnan. Church of Christ hosts Bible school sermons and Lord's Table. American Lutheran notes August no services due to vacation. Fict Church of Christ Scientist lists Sunday service and Sunday school with Reading Room hours. Salvation Army schedules morning worship and evening services with Envoy Jones. Bethel A M E records Sunday school and services with Wednesday prayer meeting.
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St Martin's Catholic Church
Church of Christ
Scientist Corner
Fifth
Illinois
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Salvation Army ii
P. Legion
QO. J. Jones
Hamlin county budget trimmed for 1941 by $13020
Hayti August 2 Hamlin county commissioners cut more than thirteen thousand dollars from the 1941 provisional budget totalling 119751.55 dollars a year. Major reductions hit the highway fund and bridge fund with smaller cuts in the salary fund and a public hearing set for August 5 to consider additions.
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Hayti
EAYTI
Hamlin County
Ub County Highway Fund
Brookings Schools Open September 1 After Fair Absences
Brookings city school board decides to start public schools on September 1. The opening coincides with the state fair at Huron, which begins September 1. No student will be excused to attend the fair after the opening.
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Brookings
City School Board
Huron
Community Hall Dedicated in Letcher
Lauritz Miller of Mitchell gave the main address at the dedication of Letcher’s new community building. The program featured the Letcher band, musical numbers, glee club selections, and talks by others interested in the project. The addition provides space for gatherings, basketball games, and conventions.
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Letcher Mitchell
Lauritz Miller
Mitchell
Letcher
Man Arrested After Auto Smash In Vanepton
John Sauber pleaded guilty to speeding after his delivery car struck Lew i O Shea’s vehicle in Vanepton on August 2. Sauber admitted 30 mph speed and received a five dollar fine. Both cars were damaged but no one was hurt.
Huron area church notices and evangelistic tent meetings
A compilation of church schedules and notices from Mt. Calvary Ev Lutheran Grace Episcopal and Gospel Tabernacle in Huron plus other area listings. Services include German English and Sunday school times, gospel tent meetings led by Evangelist Pearl Gilliland with nightly sessions, plus real estate transfers and a note of August vacation. The items reference Beadle County Adel Huron Kingsbury and Lake Preston entities and indicate no services at several churches during August due to pastor vacations.
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Mt. Calvary
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Dakota Ave
Beadle County
Largo
Muron
T.H
Grace Episcopal Church
Wallace Bristol
S. S
North Huron
Jesus
Guy H. Rake
Postar
Kingsbury County
J. 0. Purintun
Els L. Spilde
Christine Spilde
Lake Preston
Val
Gene McDonald
Greatorthern Ry Co
Pt SE
Parmers State Bank
Bancroft
John HL Ebbengs
Scotland man hurts falling from car
Emil Voy a mechanic at the Ford garage in Scotland was seriously hurt Monday while riding on the running board of a car driven by Clarence Weiland. He was jostled off, fell on his head and arm, and later became unconscious. Doctors said his condition was serious.
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Scotland
Emil Voy
Ford
Clarence Weiland
Voy
4-H skating party led by Edgar Nelson and Lyle Bender
Bradley 4-H clubs hosted a skating party starting at 9 o clock under leaders Edgar Nelson and Lyle Bender. Patrons attended with many mishaps and tumbles reported but no broken bones. Enthusiasm showed by requests for another party.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St. S. E. Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Treas
G. F. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Meil
United States
Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lusk.mitchesl Newspapers, Inc
Hazel Christoffersen
National Bank of Huron
John P. Sauer
Howes and Tewuney
Lawye Deere and Webber Co
Beach and
Dickinson Betts Osteopathic Clinic
B. H. Kerr
George A. Youdl Byrnes
Markey
Lawrye
Dakota Central Telephone
Geyerman's
Urquhart and Sons
C. F. Hughes
Huron Dairy Products Co
Gagnon’s Ice Cream
Fairmont Creamery
Haley and Neeley Co
Carl Weir
Iaving
Crawford
Whisman Insurance Agen
Matt and Wipf
New York
Flanagans Union Bond and Mortgage Co
Gamble
Red Owl
Huron Clinic
Melboaine Insurance Agency
Churchill and Benson
Farmers and Merchants Bank
James River Implement’ Co
Armour and Company
Montgomery Ward & Co
Swit & Co
Dairy Buck Bros. Farmers Co-Oo
Jay Spink
George W. Wright
J. E. Anderson Lumber Co
B. B. MacClaskey
Sioux Falls
Club Boy
Monsignor Desmond
Father Brosnan
Church of Christ Comer
Wisconsin Sts
American Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
EL Keteile
Walter van
E. Lochridge
First Congregations Church
Oty Pollaw-Bather
Robert A. Buchanan
Security
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Huron, SD
R. A. Stratton
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