Hearst calls for martial law in crime war critique
The piece condemns William Randolph Hearst for urging martial law to combat crime, arguing such a move would erode civil liberty and undermine self government. It labels Hearst sane or insane for shouts to boost newspaper circulation and urges citizens to pressure public officials to curb criminals without suspending rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William" Randolph Hearst
New York
Omaha World-Herald
Hearst
Chicago
New York City
Tammany
Americans Offered to Teach Russia Packing House Craft in Moscow
News dispatches report fifty or more Sioux City packing house workers are being offered contracts to go to Russia to train Russians in operating a large Moscow packing plant. The piece argues such travel risks national harm, questions government permission, and notes many Americans find the prospect of teaching untrained workers to become skilled machinists unrealistic and discouraging.
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Sioux City
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Republics
Thither
Sones
Doherty fights Star and buys stake in Journal-Post
The article alleges Mr. Doherty pressed the post office and other federal agencies to act against the Kansas governor and the Star. He launched a $12 million libel suit and bought half an interest in the Kansas City Journal-Post to fight back, while Secretary Hyde warns on loan speed versus pledging funds, pledging to aid livestock and urging self-reliance among farmers. Dr. C. W Pugsley praises Hyde's aims.
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Doherty
Post Office Department
Kansas
the Star
Kansas City Journal-Post
The
Star
Journal-Post
Haron
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Washington
C. W Pugsley
South Dakota State College
Australia’s de bt crisis and the illusion of welfare
PRESS COMMENT argues Australia’s utopian public wage system has exhausted tax revenue and borrowing capacity. It traces a political corporate boom built on public servants and pensioners, funded by debt, leading to a reckoning as exports falter and debt matures. The piece concludes the Australian ballot proved a false token.
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Australia
United States
Dole
Happiness Test Reveals Sources of Joy at Columba University
Chicago Journal of Commerce reports Columba university completed a test of 500 men aged 17 to 35 measuring happiness. The study cites even temper, health, and religion as happiness sources, while worry, appearance concerns, bad habits, finances, laziness, education, love affairs, family troubles, and heavy responsibilities top the unhappiness list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columba University
4 H Clubs Write News In Contest
Beadle and surrounding counties list 4 H clubs entering a news writing contest for free trips to the Junior Short Course in Brookings. The article notes the contest runs through November 1 and outlines club leaders and addresses, urging corrections and updates from club editors.
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Brookings
Revue in Paris Studied as Vanity and Vulgarity
C M Mcintyre reports on the French theatrical revue calling it the shod diest entertainment of the continent. He finds little new beyond the long standing stupidity and vulgarity of Paris shows.
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Paris
C. M Mcintyre
Mcintyre
Coolidge League Teaches Citizenship Law At Yale School
The Coolidge Y. CL. of Yale in dependent school reported to Nellie M. Brusso that two plays were presented as part of the Thanksgiving and March programs. The league earned 7.50 in proceeds, won 1.10 in a poster contest, and a member won first in the district declamatory contest. Funds were used to frame Old Ironsides given by the State secretary. Three parties were held Halloween Christmas and Valentine Day as part of teaching members to be better citizens.
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Coolidge Y. CL
Yale Independent School
Lillian Regart
Decker
Nellie M. Brusso
County of Schools
Dakota Belles Demonstration Held At Dammeier Home
The Dakota Belles club met August 11 at Maxine Dammeier's home with three guests. Mrs. Gitchell judged the Graham gems by Marie May and Clara Gluesing. Demonstration team presented before members. refreshments served. Next meeting set for September 5 at Elizabeth Ritter's home.
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Dakota Belles
Dakota Belles Club
Maxine Dammeier
Fern Mey
Gitchell
Graham Gems
Marie May
Clara Gluesing
Elizabeth Ritter
Girls Give Reports On Camp At Prairie Maid Dairy Club Meeting
Arthur Olson president of the Prairie Maid Dairy Club presided over the August 7 meeting at the Halph Ven Horne home. Margaret Caldow reported, roll call showed all present except Harlan Olson. Mildred Clark and Caldow gave camp reports. Next meeting set for September 4 at Dale Biggerstaff’s home. Outdoor games followed by lunch hosted by Mrs. Everett Van Horne.
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Athur Olson
Prairie Maid Dairy Call Club
Halph Ven
Dale Biggerstaff
Everett van Horne
Hyde County 4 H Clubs Parade Practice Report
Readable fragments show Hyde County 4 H girls in Banner Sewing club meeting August 9 at Anton Ordrivek home. Members sang, pledged, cut uniforms, and drilled for parade. Upcoming meetings listed with multiple county 4 H clubs and leaders across Potter Sanborn Spink and others.
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Hyde County
Mire Porter Hall
Saga Sewing Club
Jesse Phillips
Haby Park
Happy Go Lucky
Kingsbery County
Lake Nde
Alfred Christoffer~wen
de Benet
Cackieberry Inh
Effi Older
Carthage
Jeder
Bors Clemenson
Howard
Fedora
Heppy KO
Ella Lewis
Hyde
Banner Sewing Club
Anton Ordrivek
Maurion Thurston
Coineb
Harry Elfrink
Frank Cermak
A Famous Composer struction and scattered clues
A garbled list of numbered clues and partial definitions touching music, biology, geography, and daily items. The items reference stages of life, colors, professions, and common terms, with misprints and stray quotes. The overall source reads like a puzzle or crossword with mixed topics and unclear connections.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
A slice of local life listing visits and travels of residents. Attorney Max Royhl and L. C. Tredway handled business in Bancroft and Alpena. John Dinneen returned from Lake Big Stone, T. C. Young visited Hitchcock, Mrs. George Briggs and EB Abel came home from Wononseckat and Lake Okoboji. Muir family, Flora Durfee guest, Miss Mayme Barclay to Canada, Miss Amy Walker back to work, Fred Drake in Iroquois, E. B. Taylor to St. Paul, Wilbur Atherton visiting from Pierre.
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Fbb P Dm Daa
Max Royhl
Bancroft
L. C. Tredway
Alpena
John Dinneen
Lake Big Stone
T. C. Young
Hitchcock
George Briggs
Wononseckat
EB. L. Abel
Lake Okoboji
Abel
Gertrude
T. H. Muir
Fern
Black Hills
Aberdeen
Jean Jamieson
Flora Durfee
Huron
D. H. Evang
Tracy
Minn
Ed J. Miller
Mayme Barclay
Canada
Amy Walker
Chi‘eags
Walker
Will
Gates
Sillinery
Fred’ Drake
Iroquois
H. 5. Drake
E. B. Taylor
Stz. Minn
Wilbur Atherton
Pierre
Sioux Falls Thieves Loot Cigar Factory Stacks
Thieves entered the John Neisler factory in Sioux Falls through a rear window and seized 1500 cigars, 900 wrapped in cellophane. Police were told the boxes bore revenue stamps, and the incident leaves the thieves stocked for the summer.
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Sioux Falls
John Neisler
Weisler
Thieves Take Papers But Leave Cash at Sioux Falls Plant
Sioux Falls thieves hit the Western Material company plant for a second time in two weeks, stealing readable material but leaving cash untouched. A prior break-in two weeks earlier yielded a steel cash box with about five dollars inside.
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Sioux Falls
Western Material Company
VFW Staff Named By Lowrie In South Dakota Dept
James BR Lowrie of Huron announces C B Buchanan of Huron as chief staff. Seven deputies named: Roy Welling Yankton E M Sweeney Sioux Falls L C Vaile Hot Springs Arthur W Watwood Aberdeen Joe Johnson Aberdeen Otto Lindbloom Pierre and V Bandy Huron. Other officers include Inspector A C MacKay Hot Springs Historian Delbert Wilmarts Trouqois Adjutant Isaiah O Hagan Huron Patriotic Instructor Dr John Wellatt Brookings Aid de camp John Mickdiek Water gown Sergeant et aris A Whiteman Pierre Color Sergeants Harold Howard Hot Springs Seth Johnson Brookings Color Guards Christian Nelson Sioux Falls Bernard W Parsons Huron Trumper O E Weston Hur Guard Eayl B Boysen Pierre.
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James BR. Lowrie
Huron
South Dakota
Hot Springs
Seth Johnson
Brookings
Christian Nelson
Sion Falls
Bernard W. Parsons
O. E. Weston
Eayl B
Boysen
Pierre
Rosebud Threshing Light Output in Tough Year
Burke August 13 Threshing finished with light yields in Rosebud area. Barley yields rose from three to six bushels per acre, wheat similar where threshed. Gots not worth threshing and better stacked for hay. Wild hay light. rains arrived late. Some alfalfa may regrow outside grasshopper areas. Potatoes uncertain but partial late crop possible. Corn damaged by drought and grasshoppers. some fields salvageable for feed. A Kansas City motorist seeks testing city curb parking in front of homes.
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Burke
Rosebud
Gots
Gregory County
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Beatle County
Beadle Baby Beef Club
John Greenan
Yale
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Mr. Salisbury
Wolsey
Beadle East Side
Mark Davis
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Bonilla Butter Boosters
F. B. MecKichan
Clyde Cream Crusaders
Thad Oviatt
4-H
Custer Valley Calf Club
Dearborn
Sunshine Baby Beef
E. J. Simantel
Fairfield Corn Club
E.van Horne
Ralph Mann
Virgil
Friese, Cackle and Crow Club
W. B. Friese
Happy Sunshine Dairy
F. L. Benstead
Hitchcock Rustlers
Jim River Hustlers Garden Club
Gladys Barness
Merrcy Maids Poultry Club
Nance
Better Butter Club
Pioneer Dairy Calf Club
Prairie Maid Dairy Calf Club
Boss Cummings
Virgil Sheep Club
Whoopee Porkers
Vernon Gogolin
Eader
Whiteside Bue Ribon
Yale Butter Producers
C. Sheep Club
Yale Poultry Club
Kathryn Davis
Clark County
Thorp Thread and Thimble
G. DePeel
Merry Maids
Logan
Clark
Sunshine
Cub
Vienna
Henry Wall
Faulk County
Grangér
Senera
Faulk
Cresbard Baby Beef
Jolly Fellows
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Oink Oink Baby Park
Milton Wick
Marbeck
Tamworth Baby
Sunshine Workers
Tacille Pool
Sunshine 4H
Lillign Greewood
Blunt
France Rens City
Coolidge League
Kelsey
Sanborn County
Land-A-Band Sewing Club
George Wilett
Hazel Grayce Tollefson
Merry Stitchers
Polly Prim Garden Club
Ethel Kitterman
Polly Prim
Prairie Belles
Ruth's Roy
Ben. Wells
Sunfe ¢H
Sptek
Roys' Clubs
Golden Glow Corn Club
H. Bollersley
Jolly Huskers
Hugi Nash
Tulare Bawiley Pig and Calf Club
O. N. Radcliffe
Redfield Baby Beef Club
Robert McCone
Roy Cam
Hube McGaltvery
West Sufly
E. Cal Garret
Columbia Us
Green Mountain State
Sangkrit
Td Beverage
V.F. W. Staff
Lowrie
Kansas City
Potter Drug & Chemical
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