Capper backs Farm Board urging trust and patience
Senator Capper endorses the Federal Farm Board’s approach to wheat markets urging farmers to hold grain back and market slowly. He cites discussions with Alexander Legge, notes economists’ doubts, and contrasts with Kansas politics as Governor Reed loses renomination after board criticism.
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Capper
Farm Board
Senator Capper
Federal Farm Board
Alexander Legge
Legge
Washington
Agricultural Marketing Act
Cooperative Marketing
Chairman Legge
Kansas
Reed
Increasing Interest in Missouri River Diversion
Secretary Hurley and army engineers visited Devils Lake to study the Missouri river diversion project. The North Dakota meeting included Emry of the State Chamber of Commerce and sparked renewed attention to the plan. Hurley did not commit government funding but indicated possible federal support if financing proved sufficient.
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Missouri River
Lee
Aes
North Dakota
Dae
Army Engineers
Arenty L. Emry
State Chamber of of
Ghata
Devastating Devil's Lake project draws mixed support
Secretary Hurley shows interest in a flood water project to restore Lake depth and stabilize the James River, with army engineer reports pending. Advocates argue flood waters could reestablish lakes along the James while avoiding Missouri diversion, costing about 45 million dollars but promising regional benefits.
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Hurley
Devils Lake
Devil's Lake
South Dakota
James River
Missouri
North Dakota
Red River
Edison on work and talent nine times valued
Edison argues work is nine times as important as talent and that talent without work is useless. He cites figures like Edison Ford Mayo and other innovators, noting misdirected work and unwise zeal can spoil effort while praising combined effort.
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Edison
Edisons
Fords
Mayos
Propose War Time Pace for River Development
The Sioux City Tribune urges President Hoover to speed the Missouri and Mississippi river navigation program by treating it as an emergency war time project. It argues Congress funds exist idle, workers need jobs, and equipment shortages hinder progress on a five year plan, calling for rapid organization, gear up, and decisive action.
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Sioux City Tribune
Hoover
Congress
Missouri
Mississippi
Army
War Department
The New Order In Prohibition
Kansas City Star notes there is no evident reason why prohibition officers should not be as competent and effective as postoffice inspectors and secret service men who combat counterfeiters. Special agents of the department of justice are praised for performing their duties and enforcing the law.
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NEW Order
Prohibition
Kansas City ‘Star
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Northern Scouts Begin Long Tour
Northern Scouts plan a two week two week camping tour of IL counties with 15 selected scouts touring Minnesota area. A covered wagon trip will visit 13 centers along state highway 12, beginning August 11 from Minneapolis with Roy M. Williams and Cletus M. Flanders leading the group and Clarence W. Hadden arranging the schedule.
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Hiren
South Dakota
Minnesota
Court of Honor
Minneapolis
Roy M. Williams
Deep Haven
Cletus M. Flanders
Montevideo
Clarence W. Hadden
Iroquois Club Demonstration On Bias Tape Use
Iroquois Clubbers led by Mrs H Meyer demonstrated bound and tailored dockets at a meeting at Marie Ritter’s home. Eight members and four visitors attended, with sewing projects like sleeping garments and hose darning completed.
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H. Meyer
Froquois
Marie Ritter
Bese
Margaret Cor—ley
Evelyn McCoy
Erma Pillard
Edith Sturgeon
Emma Pil
Blunt Garden Club Demonstration Showcases Simple Watering Method
Blunt Garden club met on August 4 with members presenting two gardening demonstrations. Marjorey O'Brien, president, demonstrated watering tomato and cucumber plants using an old tin can and cloth to slowly transfer water to the soil. The method requires daily filling of the can.
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Blunt Girl
Blunt Garden Club
Marjorey O’brien
Hughes Garden Club Sets Exhibit Plans for September Completion
The Hughes Garden Club announces an exhibit with a regular August meeting held at Leeper’s home. Club reporter Hilda Aer says the club will conclude all records by September and aims to present completed work at the upcoming exhibit.
Hughes 4 H Girl To Train Garden Teams For Fairs
Lucile Pool of Mayflower 4 H club Hughes County reflects on seven years in 4 H work. She lists nine completed projects including sewing poultry and room improvement. She describes club camp state fair and county fair demonstrations, trips to Chicago 1926 congress, and plans for next year leading canning and cooking teams and garden clubs.
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Hughes
Saya Lucile Pool
Mayflower Club
Hughes County
Congress
Chicago
Gardeners Finish Year With Club Activities
The Blunt Garden club reports a 14 member roster with monthly demonstrations and reports on garden work led by Lucile Pool. Members attended Pierre Club camp. N F Nelson spoke at the July meeting on county fair exhibits and pest control. Several members plan county fair exhibits on August 28.
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Blunt Garden Club
Kathryn Leeper
Hughes “County
Lucile Pool
Kathryn
Miss Pool
Pierre
N. F. Nelson
Hughes County
Garden Club
Best Ever Canning Girls Plan Aprons For Demonstrations
The Best Ever 4-H Canning Club met at Dorothy Disney’s home on April 5. Mrs. B F Barthell led a peaches and tomatoes canning demo. Members will wear aprons rather than club dresses during demonstrations. Three demonstration teams were appointed.
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Dorothy Disney
B. F. Barthell
Afiz
Barthel
Beadle Girls Judge Garments At Meeting
Beadle Girls judged garments at a meeting held July 21 at Mrs Ben Wells home with nine members and five visitors. Pajamas were judged with Jumene Remily winning first prize, Vearl Deslauriers second, Bernice Schultz third. The group will exhibit at Redfield achievement day.
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Ruth
Royal Busters
Ben Wells
Vearl Deslauriers
Bernice Schultz
Redfield
Cording
Girls Enter Judging Contest at State Camp Fair
AU members of the camp girls club work may enter judging contests in clothing baking caring and home furnishings with four classes of four articles each. Contests are Wednesday after noon September 10 with prizes including gold and silver medals and subscriptions. winners may advance to the National Club congress and State Fair revue.
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Mac Kiethline
Ecca
Miss. Kinthline
WikAward Prines
Theistate Fair Board
St Paul
Alberta
M. Goudie
New York City
Kiethline
State pageant outlines garment judging and prizes
The club requires entrants to present garments at the office for testing. Contestants model one dress from tailored wool or silk, informal per dress, or cotton school dress. Shoes, hose, hats and accessories are chosen by the wearer. Scores cover appearance, suitability, economy, and costume unity with a top prize of a Chicago trip for the state champion.
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Chicago
South Dakota
Hiethline
Stitchers Witness 4 H Demonstration
The Merry Stitcher club met at Dorothy Simons home on July 30 with five visitors present. Demonstration teams practiced their work and gamerts judging was a project feature during the business session. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Dorothy Simons
Dorothy
Clyde Progressives Inspect 4-H Dresses
The Clyde Progressive girls of Beadle County met at the Kalahar home to view fitting club dresses. Ruth Parkhurst led the business session and lunch followed. The next meeting is set for August 14 at the Ed Mathern home per reporter Gladys Kalahar.
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Clyde
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