The Corey Candidacy Shakes South Dakota Gov Race
Rumors rise that L E Corey may accept Dowdell aligned progressive bid for governor. Concerns focus on legality of primary results and Corey's impact on McCullough and Green. Corey's past as a Democrat critic of Bulow and banking policy fuels both intrigue and doubt about his electability.
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Corey
L. E. Corey
Robert Emmett Dowdell
Dowdell
Wagner
Green
McCullough
South Dakota
Bulow
Edison Question Poses Life’s True Measure to Youths
Mr Edison asks fifty young men to imagine dying and judge which life facts determine success or failure. He cites a Persian proverb: money saved is lost, money spent is enjoyed, money given away is taken. The aim is to instill that greatest satisfaction comes beyond mere wealth.
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MR. Edison
Wealth and success men live by money and service
The article argues wealth can enable worthwhile contributions to humanity while warning that riches alone do not define success. It states money is not the measure of history but the use of wealth and the ability to earn it. It praises those who serve others and suggests money aids greater service.
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Rattert
Respite in India May Ease Civil Disobedience
Kansas City Star reports that Gandhi and his moderates may have helped calm months of Indian civil disobedience. The viceroy Lord Irwin is praised for holding order and dialogue, while some see potential for compromise if majority demands are met.
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India
Kansas City Star
Mahatma Gandhi
Orthy
Tej Bahadur Sapeu
Jayakar
Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Sioux City’s future tied to iron ore deposits nearby
The Sioux City Tribune notes nearby iron ore discoveries in Mower and Fillmore counties may boost future growth, with raw materials available from Chamberlain area and beyond. It stresses the need for vision and solved transportation to exploit these possibilities, which may or may not develop.
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Sioux City Tribune I
Minnesota
Sioux City
Mower
Fillmore
Iowa
Gary
Ind
Chamberlain
S.D
Sioux
Fashion and color stir debate at tri state clothiers meeting
A cranky column laments uniformity in men outerwear and calls for more style. Harry Winstein taunts today’s lack of variety while directors at United States Stock Corporation show mauve accents. Ford and Edison optimism cited as hopeful mood lifts pages.
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Watson
Galt i
Harry Winstein
Tri-State
United States Stock Corporation
State Fair girl demonstration team rules and eligibility
Miss Keithline outlines entry rules for home extension districts with two teams each for the state fair demonstration program. Teams must place first or second in their district to advance, have four practice and two public demonstrations, exhibit county works, and include records and age requirements. Grand and state champions will be named in five groups with a final Friday showdown.
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May’ Kiethline
Kiethline
Brookings
Sai
Sunshine Workers Judge Quick Breads in Blunt
The Sunshine Workers cooking club led by Lucile Poo held a candy sale on August 2 in Blunt, earning 3.50. A judging event for quick breads is planned for August 12 at La Verne Combs home during forming hours. Margaret Conklin, Hughes county home demonstration agent, will assist. Dinner by club members at noon. Funds from the sale will buy ice cream for the dinner, per Norma Beebe.
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Sunshine Workers
Sunshine Workers Cooking Club
Blunt
Lucile Poo
Laverne Combs
Margaret Conklin
Hughes County
Norma Beebe
Beadle Girls Given Canning Instruction
A Beadle 4-H club meeting at Leonu Kutzler's home July 30 featured a peach canning demonstration by Leony Kutzler and Devona Tyrrel with help from home demonstration agent Miss Sara L. Dewing. Clara Winter served refreshments and the group will reconvene at Mrs. F. L. Benstead's home for their next session.
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Beadle
Leonu Kutzler
Devona Tyrrell
Leony Kutzler
Devona Tyrrel
Sara L. Dewing
Clara Winter
F. L. Benstead
Prairie Maid Calf club meets at Schulte home
Harlan Olson reports on Low to Load Cattle at the Prairie Maid Dairy Calf club meeting hosted by Lorin Schulte with Arthur Olson presiding. Mrs Schulze serves refreshments. next meeting set for September 5 at Scene Rabel van ord per Cardow club report er. Rees Cummings named local leader. A 20 inch reflector telescope under construction in the United States is projected to weigh 1600 tons and cost over 12.5 million dollars.
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Harlan Olson
Prairie Maid Dairy Calf Club
Lorin Schulte
Arthur Olson
Schulze
Rabel van Ord
Cardow
United States
Hughes Girl Describes Hughes County 4-H Club Activities
Marguerite Leedenburg of the Sunshine Workers 4-H Club reviews two years of membership under Lucile Pool. The group with nine members covered canning last year and first year cooking this year. She served as secretary and treasurer and aimed to pursue second year cooking next year.
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Hughes
Marguerite Leedenburg
Hughes County
Sunshine Workers Club
Lucile Pool
Carol Marth
Clark Girl Recalls 4-H Club Work in Clark County
Carleton Grigg of the Thorp Thread and Thimble club recounts three years in 4-H involving baking and clothing projects. Her team won second in a district clothing demo, and the Clark club earned first in a parade float at county achievement day, receiving a flag and pins for members.
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Carleton Grigg
Thorp Thread and Thimble Club
Clark County
G. V. DePell
Alta DePell
Clark
Sara Dewing Visits Spink County Polly Prim Canning Club
The Polly Prim canning club of Spink County met at Francis Paul's home August I with many visitors. Sara N. Dewing home demonstration agent spoke and demonstrated peach and tomato canning. Ethel Kiterman and Ruth Hill led demonstrations previously at Redfield. A business meeting followed. Plans for a picnic on August 3 were announced. The sewing group adjourned after cooking and named new officers with Mrs. Paul re‑elected hostess served refreshments.
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Sara Dewing
Spink County
Polly Prim
Phyllis Davidson
Xivis
Paul
Spink Club Names Officers For 1931
The Cottonwood Lake Busy Bee club organized at Mrs. Plathes home in Spink county on August 4 with 14 members enrolled in the sewing project. Officers named were Marcella Roeber president Fay Wilbur vice president and Dorothy Anderson secretary treasurer Local leader Mrs Plathes and guest Mrs Welling of Tu lare spoke on 4 H club work. A lunch was served and the next session set for August 7 at Carl Anderson home.
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Cottonwood Lake
Plathes
Spink County
T. Ida Josewski
Sara L. Dewing
Marcella Roeber
Fay Wilbur
Dorothy Anderson
Welling
Tulare
Spink County Women's Extension Clubs
Josewski
Carl ‘Anderson
Lazy Daisy Girls Begin New Sewing Project in Doland
The Lazy Daisy Sewing club of Doland met July 31 with the Gano girls to reorganize for the 193-21 season. Barbera Gano reported on securing a permit for second and third year sewing. Officers named include Leis Hell president Catherine Vogel vice president Zona Shoecraft secretary treasurer. Local leader Mrs O J Gano. Members present Lois Bell Wilma Bell Iona Shoecraft Edythe Shoecraft Catherine Vogel Winifred Board Barbara Gano Patricia Gano. Two members absent. Guests included Mrs Board and younger sisters. Refreshments served by late sisters. Next meeting August 13 at the Bell home with the first lesson.
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Lazy Daisy Sewing Club
Doland
Gano
Barbera Gano
Sara L. Dewing
Miss Dewing
Leis Hell
Catherine Vogel
Zona Shoecraft
Lois
Wilma Bell
Iona
Edythe Sheecraft
Winifred Board
Demonstration Teaches Making Paper Images by Students
A demonstration shows how to make different forms of images. The girls plan to earn money to attend 4-H club camp next summer and to exhibit at the straw fair in 1931.
Blunt 4-H Demonstration Day Highlights Biscuits and Muffins
Blunt Sunshine Workers led by Lucile Pool held a day meeting at Marguerite Seedenberg and Maxine Beebe home. Ruby Schapp and M Cero Marsh demonstrated biscuits and muffins. Club plans Hughes county fair exhibit this fall. Next meeting at Luverne Comb hotel with Marygaret Conklin to speak.
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Blunt
Sunshine Workers
Lucile Pool
Marguerite Seedenberg
Maxine Beebe
Ruby Schapp
M. Cero Marsh
Hughes County Fair
Carol
Hote Luverne Comb
Marygaret Conklin
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Mel Ford
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