World-mindedness urged amid Italy France feud
A column cites Frank H. Simonds on rising Italian nationalism and its clash with France over Savoy Corsica and Nice. It argues for world-minded leadership, warning small disputes risk wider conflict and urging nations to respect each other’s viewpoints.
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France
Italy
Mussollini
Frank H. Simonds
London
Mr. Simonds
Tunis
United States
Savoy
Corsica
Nice
Simond
Germany
Great Britain
Mussolini
Rail rate reductions urged to ease drought transport
A letter discusses possible railway freight cuts to move feed crops and cattle from droughted regions to forage abundant areas. It frames reductions as part of a new railway attitude over the past decade and notes benefits for public members and agricultural markets.
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Taaling
Railways May Cut Rates to Aid Disaster Regions
The Interstate Commerce Commission can allow one day notice rate reductions in emergencies. The 927 amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act, sponsored by Rep Newton, enables carriers to lower transport rates to relief areas after commission order. Railways have offered cooperation, signaling a shift toward serving affected communities during disasters in the Mississippi, Ohio and Potomac valleys.
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Interstate Commerce: Commission
Ithe
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Feeding Wheat to Livestock, A South Dakota Note
James W. Wilson of the Brookings state experiment station urges farmers to feed wheat to hogs and cattle. He notes ground wheat yields faster gains but higher feed use, while whole wheat uses less feed. With corn price favorable, marketing wheat on the hoof could be profitable if pork and wheat prices stay low.
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James W. Wilson
Brookings
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
4-H Girls Will Exhibit Projects at State Fair
Miss Sarahe Dewing Beadle Spink Hand counties points out today that 4-H girls may enter foods divisions at the State Fair. First year foods include quick breads muffins and various breads with five prizes per division. Second year adds foods clothing and cakes with three ribbons and champion prize from Landers Frary Silk. Third year canning club entries include tomatoes and preserves with eight prizes. Open to all 4-H home economics club members.
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Sarahe Dewing
iGie
Landers, Frary
Silk
New
Britain
Erie
Penni
First
Secere Year
Sae Coseab- Yeabhamm
Kerr
Female Editor Echoes in Public Debate on Longworth Status
Washington editor Eleanor Medill Patterson defends Mrs. Alice Longworth’s prominence in journalism and social circles, challenging male critics who mock her elevated status. The piece traces editorials and public reactions, noting Patterson’s bold signature stance and the broader press culture surrounding women leaders.
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Minneapolis
Tribune
Kipling
Wst
Mire
Eleanor Medill Patterson
The
Washington Merald
Alice Longworth
Patterson
Pattersom
Lanworth
Ecstasiier
White House
Grally
Longworth
Beesides
Hut
Hiesner Medill Patterson
Maxine Beebe Reports 4-H Club Activities
Maxine Beebe describes her second year in the Sunshine Workers 4-H club of Hughes County. She notes she previously pursued canning and is now in first year cooking. She attended club camp last year and plans to continue with second year cooking next year under leader Lucile Pool.
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Sunshine Workers ¢Hlub
Hughes County
Maxine Beebe
Lucile Pool
More Club Boys See Washington
Washington visit highlights 4H achievement with Indiana group winners and Purdue university ties. Five Indiana 4H club members toured the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington as guests of the Baltimore and Ohio rail road prizes program.
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Indiana
Department
Agriculture
Bava
Washington, D.C
United States Department. of Agriculture
Baltimore and Ohio
Purdue University
Walls Reid
Ig A. Santt
Bub
Anys
View Breeden
of. Bie Cit. Aed
Exhibit Projects Wennen' a: cpiemnsign. clas: marainte
Fragmentary OCR note mentions exhibit projects and a March event at a location with a special clerk or board member. Readable tokens indicate a museum or civic display context and a ceremonial or formal filing. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear due to garbled text.
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Wennen
Club Members Finishing Work Shows 85 Percent Active
County agents report about 85 percent of 5.64 H club members remain active this spring. Hy Mi Jones, state club leader, notes survey aims to gauge member needs and county team allocations for the State Fair. Of 791 dairy calf owners, Holsteins 3, Guernseys 34, Jerseys 43, Ayrshires 12, Milking Shorthorns 1 and Brown Swiss 5. Breeding status improved. Calves feeding batch shows preference for Hereford, Angus, and Shorthorn. County exhibits capped to boost county results. Mortality concentrates in garden clubs due to heat drought. stock issues hinder stock-keeping. Despite season hardships, EH clubs retain 85 percent active membership.
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Hy Mi. Jones
Hoy Club
Jones
Garden Club
Mrr. Jones
Okabojo Outdoor Club Meet Sparks Picnic Event
Okabojo clubs held an all day outdoor meet with boys placing a best chute and girls engaging in canning and sewing. The groups shared a joint picnic on the riverbank then some members walked to Henry Grogee lane farm for a swing before rides home in cars.
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Okabojo
Ube
Bambatk
Henry Grogee
Sunshine Clubbers Carry Sewing Work at Okoboji Meeting
The Sunshine Sewing club of Okoboji held its seventh meeting at Ross Green’s home on August 2. Vice president Edythe Greseclose led proceedings as members recited the pledge and sang. Janis led songs for Sunshine girls. Refreshments were served and outdoor games followed lunch.
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Sunshine
Sunshine Sewing Club
Okoboji
Ross Green
Louize Wlaneberg
Edythe Greseclose
Janis
Sunshine Girls
High Grades At South Dakota University Report
University of South Dakota findings show rising honor grades across classes with freshmen in Arts and Sciences lowest and seniors highest. Engineering follows pattern. medical and law also show notable honor-rate gains among first and second years. multiple named students listed among top performers.
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University of South Dakota
Browning
Arts and Science
Xecan
Semaster
Arts and Science College
Engineering
Nes
Law
Astades
Minnesota Man Identified After Death in Deadwood
A man who collapsed on a Deadwood street has been identified as T. K. Bennett of Long Prairie Minnesota, a barber whose family lives in Sioux Falls. Officials confirmed Bennett was with August Stephen, Todd County Minnesota treasurer, during the incident amid severe weather. The report notes a chaotic period with heavy activity and unsettled figures.
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Minnesota
Black Hills
Deadwood
Aus
T. K. Hennett
Long Prairie
Minn
Barber
Sioux Falls
Bennett
August Stephen
Todd County
Minnnesota
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