Beadle County Tax Meeting Thaws Budget Debate
A Beadle County tax meeting at the courthouse discussed the county tax problem with a constructive approach. Participants urged savings and budget plans including a proposed 75000 dollar allocation to cover interest and principal on past due school and public land loans. A review committee was named to study the situation ahead of a second meeting and a budget deadline of Tuesday August 3.
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Beadle County Court House
G. A. Thompson
Beadle County
Public Land Department
STOP GAP MEASURES AND THE FEDERAL CREDIT POLICY
The piece argues that increasing federal indebtedness through loans to banks railways and businesses is a stopgap measure that may not restore prosperity. It criticizes reliance on government credit as likely to delay genuine recovery, risks socialist-leaning outcomes, and warns loans to uncreditworthy borrowers hamper private enterprise and long term growth. It cautions Hoover’s administration for not outlining a logical endgame.
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Hoover
Epi Prion
Evening Huronite Advocacy for Farm Relief Plan
The article argues that extending federal credit is a stop-gap without growing incomes. It urges action to raise the incomes of a large citizenry to secure a market for industry products. The Evening Huronite endorses voluntary domestic allotment plan of farm relief as the logical, economically sound measure.
Back to the Farm Movement in South Dakota
The back-to-the-farm idea is not a true farming movement in South Dakota. City workers turn to subsistence gardens and small plots near homes to cut costs and ease housing pressures. Relief agencies aid with seeds and equipment, but many relocations are to lower rents, not increased farming.
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South Dakota
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Walter Willy aims big loan for South Dakota rural credit
Walter Willy, director of the South Dakot a local credits department, seeks a 20 million dollar loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to reorganize and readjust the department finances. Governor Green questions using state credit to back the loan, arguing for self liquidating rural credit and avoiding higher taxes. Supporters say aiding farmers could improve employment and the broader economy, though board doubts hinge on Congress excluding state rural credits from RF C relief. Willy is urged to press the plan with full force, as success would benefit the state.
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Walter Willy
South Dtakota
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
South Dakota
Congress
Green
Willy
Automotive Complex Critiques Car Noise and Exhibitionism
A columnist argues that the automobile reveals social and psychological flaws in individuals. The piece contends drivers often use horns and exhaust to display power, transforming private nerves into public showmanship and urging tolerance for quiet, civic consequences of pervasive car culture.
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Boor
Pig
Advertising in a Depression Says Seek Stronger Signals
Des Moines Tribune notes an eminent New York banker opinion urging business to maintain or increase advertising during downturns. The piece argues cutting ads as sales fall only worsens decline, stressing persistent messages build brand strength and eventual recovery.
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Des Moines Tribune
New York
Francie Sin
Girl Scout National Convention Set for Virginia Beach
The 18th annual convention of the Girl Scout National Council will be at the Cavalier hotel Virginia Beach October 5 to 9. Delegates from 3413 communities will meet national directors and staff to discuss programs and policies for the coming year. Leadership training precedes the convention on October 3 and 4, with sessions opened by Mrs Birdsall Otis Edey and Miss Josephine Chain.
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Girl Scout National Council
Cavalier Hotel
Virginia Beach
National Board of Directors
National Council
Birdsall Otis Edey
Josephine Chain
Girl Scouts
Agnes Leahy
Girl Scout
Edith Macy
Nations
Briarcliff Manor
New York
Schain
Macy
Edith Conant
Edey Ir
Norfolk
Gan Tiodal
4 H Health Clinic At State Fair For Members
The State Fair hosts a club health clinic led by H M Jones with Mrs Florence Walker Ingiesby coordinating child hygiene. Open 2 p m Sunday September 1 through Tuesday evening. Highest scorers compete for state health champion, trips to Chicago, gold medals, and silver medals awarded by the state fair board.
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Mys H. M. Jones
Florence Walker Ingiesby
Division of Child Hygiene
State Board of Dental Association
Chub
Jones
State Fair Club
Boys and Girls Club
National Club Congress
Chicago
State Fair Board
Reading Matter Wanted For Indians
Reading material is in high demand from Indian girls and boys during vacation as they live among tribes. Marguerite Twibley of the national Girl Scout staff in New Mexico notes the youths seek reading to connect with the outside world. The program aims to promote sanitation and better living conditions through education.
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Marguerite ‘Twnley
National
Girl Scout
New Mexico
Gil
Twoby
Boy Scouts Hit Gypsy Trail For Eastern Journey
Forty Fremont Nebraska Hoy Scouts and eight readers embark on a 26 day hike to Washington D C and through the east and a Canadian province. The 4000 mile caravan stops in D C for government buildings and makes side trips to Robert E Lee home Arlington Cemetery Mt Vernon Niagara Falls West Point Annapolis Gettysburg Lindbergh Memorial St Louis and Chicago World's Fair grounds.
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Fremont
Neb
Hoy
Washington, D. C
Orf
Canada
Washington, D.C
Robert E. Lee
Arlington Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
Niagara Falls
West Point Military Academy
Annapolis Naval Academy
Gettysburg Battlefield
St. Louis
Chicago
Dairy Firm Is Run By Youths
Gwendolyn Clark and Donald Clark of Humboldt Iowa, ages 17 and 19, run a dairy business serving about 3100 customers since 1924. They started with a wagon, then a milk truck, now rely on a car. Gwendolyn plans medical technology studies in Minneapolis while Donald stays to help their father. Both credit supportive parents for their energy and success.
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Gwendolyn
Donald Clark
Humboldt
Donald
Clark
Don
Des Moines
Miss Clark
Minneapolis
Sioux City Tribune
Mc Donald
Burr Oak 4-H Girls Hold Regular Meeting
Burr Oak Willing Workers 4-H club met at Mrs Teveldahls home last week with Lillian Meyer presiding. Gloria Lowther demonstrated Footwear and Leona Verna Teveldahl Luella Meyers gave musical selections. Next meeting set for August at the leader’s home. Refreshments served per reporter Mabel Boettcher.
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Burr Oak
Mabel Boettcher
Junior Economy 4-H Club Music Meeting Notes
The Junior Economy 4-H club met last week as part of a music appreciation program led by Mrs. Byron Wolverton. Pieces by Schubert Dvorak Sousa and Monti were performed or studied, roll call used an instrumental poll, and no demonstration occurred due to lack of interest. the next meeting on August 16 will present the subject.
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Schubert
Dvorak
Sousa
Momrt
Byron Wolverton
Three Huron Scouts Pass First Class Swimming Test
At an outdoor Huron Troop 1 gathering three boys achieved first class swimming marks. Life saving instruction was led by J Bauer, a troop committee member, and a game of tetherball finished by 5 pm. The prior Thursday meeting, led by Scoutmaster A C Schwiderski, reviewed current ranks and advancement plans for the next month.
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Huron
Ted Sandell
J.bauer
A. C. Schwiderski
Bater
Prominent California Democrat and Puzzle Clues
The afternoon focused on garment work for an ongoing sewing project with plans to display at the achievement event. A luncheon concluded by the hostess, with club songs sung. F. B. Reese and family toured eastern South Dakota, visiting seven counties and 24 towns over two days in the Twin Cities visit.
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Minneanolis
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Reese
South Dakota
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Breakfast Guide
Sara L. Dewing describes spring and early summer breakfast joys with bright table settings. She suggests porch meals, colorful linens, and cheerful dishes, then outlines appealing hot main courses and ready to eat cereals, noting cereals are machine prepared and toasted for flavor. Tomorrow she promises breakfast menus.
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Sara L. Dewing
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents left for trips and outings. Dr FL class expects to leave tomorrow for St Paul on a business trip. John A Sauer and Gerald Rolph drove to Lake Big Stone for a cottage visit. Ed Bonested headed to Sioux City on a student mail clerk trip. Burton Dickey and Don Vance attended Ringling circus in Mitchell. Miss Belen Loveland and sister Elizabeth visited with Miss June Price Lucy Hatt of Minneapolis departed this morning. A Robinner and Co remodeling their store, plans include deeper display windows and visible improvements.
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Dr. FL
St. Paul
John A. Sauer
Irt
Gerald Rolph
Lake Big Stone
Ed Bonested
Sioux City
Burton Dickey
Don Vance
Ringling
Mitchell
Belen Loveland
Elizabeth
June Price
Lucy
Hatt
Minneapolis
Yale School Plans Four Year Course Opening
Yale prepares for the September 3 opening of a public school now offering a four year high school. New courses include type writing bookkeeping shorthand and vocational guidance. Faculty listed includes Moon, Sunt, Leona Stiner, Charlotte Christias Trene Coates and Jens Kalics Son.
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YALE
Heh
Moon
Leona Stiner
Wessington
Charlotte Christias
Brookings
Trene Coates
Spearfish
Jens Kalic— Son
Arlington
Mitchell Family Honored At Yale Picnic
A Yale area picnic honored the Mitchell family and Charles Mason, with attendees including James F. Smith and family, w Moersk and family, Mr and Mrs Bernard and children, Asa Weiss, and Kate Newcome. The event celebrated old times as children played and parents recalled past days.
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Mitchell
Yale Yale
Newmar
Yale
Charles Mason
James F. Smith
W. jMoersk
Storm Damage Light In Esmond Vicinity
Esmond reports a high wind and half inch rain causing damage to farm buildings and shingles while corn stands were flattened but expected to recover. Harvest data show oats yielding 20 to 40 bushels and wheat 6 to 19 bushels per acre with rye strongest at about 24 bushels, easing farmer outlook.
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Esmond
Drought Ends as Lake Preston Receives Heavy Rain
Aug 4 Lake Preston city reports about three quarters of an inch of rain and strong winds breaking a long drought. The storm felled trees including apples. corn was damaged but no structures were razed. The moisture is welcomed after extreme dryness. In Esmond a reported anthrax case prompted veterinary vaccination of many herds. In Plantinton oiling of Highway No. 16 from Mt. Vernon to town nearly finished.
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Lake Preston Laak
Preston
Spesteay
Lake Preston
Esmond
Oscar Felt
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