Progress in Europe and the Hoover plan impact
The world follows Bruening and Mussolini talks and the Hoover debt plan praised as aiding recovery. Hitler’s stance threatens Germany’s regime while German Italian cooperation could shape Europe’s balance, with France needing rehabilitation and greater cooperation to stabilize the continent.
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Europe
Bruening
Rome
Fremier Mussolini
Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
France
England
Fant
Indefensible Situtation Over Aberdeen Normal Regents Report
The State Board of Regents faces sharp criticism from multiple newspapers over its findings on Aberdeen normal troubles and the strike. Public Opinion and Watertown Public Opinion challenge the regents’ claim that newspapers caused most of the damage, arguing it misreads responsibility and overstates praise for authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Regents
Aberdeen Normal
Watertown
South Dakota
Publicity and the role of newspapers in state school affairs
The article defends press freedom to publish distressing findings at the Northern normal and urges public scrutiny of public institutions. It commends the Board of Regents yet questions whether they fully considered the report, arguing transparency protects democracy and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merthern Normal
Board of Regents
Press comment on county superintendents policy in Watertown meeting
Sturgis Tribune reviews state wide articles on the Watertown convention of July 8 to 10. It notes Superintendent Jonas move to adopt the basic course for 1931 32 with a revised arithmetic course and adds that department expects to print all completed courses for teacher study and institute demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis Tribune
Watertown
Department of Public Instruction
Russell E. Jonas
Jonas
Unhenpecked Husband Echoes Public Scorn and Odds of 1922 Race
An Atchison man jokes about being unhenpecked while praising his wife for guiding his attire and diet, illustrating social humor of the time. The piece notes Gladys Pyle’s undecided bid in the 1922 race against Senator Norbeck and C. A. Christopherson, with commentary on entrenched incumbency and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Gladys Pyle
Norbeck
C. A. Christopherson
Pei
Gladys
Alexendria
Indians Camp In Children's Room
Boom echoes across the forest as Chief Weasel Tail summons his people for a white visitor. The tribe rides out to hunt buffalo while the forest camp awaits. meanwhile the old Indian greets the intruders and the public library promotes its children’s Indian stories collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Peterson
Indiana
Camp Grand
Weasel Tail
Chief Weasel Tail
Children's Department of the
Public Library
Tri-State Fair Style Revue At Aberdeen
The Tri State fair at Aberdeen August 28 hosts a 4 H clothing style revue for club girls. Class 1 features first and second year entrants modeling cotton school or afternoon dresses with self made or selected accessories. Class 2 covers third and fourth year girls in one dress, with self made garments and accessories. A Brown county representative will be chosen from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Emma J. Humphrey
Clothing Club
Brown, County
Miss Humphrey
Jeader
Butter In The Diet Demonstration By 4-H Girls
Ethel Lund and Wilma Harrison led a Sunshine 4-H Sewing and Canning club meeting in Alpena at Miss Luns home. The session covered nutrition on butter in the diet and included plans for a rally day banner and club songs and yells. Members expect to attend the rally day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lund
Wilma Harrison
Sunshine 4-H Sewing and Canning Club
Alpena
Better Butter Dairy Club Serves Dinner at Reed School
The 4-H club at Foulk ton met at Reed School to plan the meal. Betty Bes, club secretary, reported the group prepared and served the meal. The dinner started at 30 p m and included vegetable soup and creamed potatoes with buttered sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Butter Dairy Club
Better Butter 4-H Club
Foulkton
Reed School Recmily To PLC
Atternees
Betty Bes
Lakeside Dairy Club Meeting Notes at Jams Matson Home
The Lakeside Dairy Club of Kingsbury County met at the Jams Matson home in August. Discussion covered showmanship topics and upcoming dairy events. Members referenced future judging and preparations for the Shrew King show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Dairy Club
Kingsbury County
Jams Matson
More 4-Hers Completing Work This Year
Of 5818 Four-H club members who enrolled in agricultural and livestock projects last spring, 9 percent are now active in carrying their projects satisfactorily. This marks a 3 percent rise over the activity level at this time last year. Clubs have averaged four meetings in recent months, a notable increase, with upcoming weeks focusing on judging and demonstration team training and livestock preparation for the State fair.
Fifty 4 H Champions to Attend National Congress
Sixty South Dakota youths will travel to the National 4 H Club Congress in December with sixteen chosen at the State Fair in Huron September 14 18. Selected champions include demonstrators, revue and health winners, and livestock teams earning spots for Chicago. Age rule and first time attendance apply. county champions fill remaining slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Huron
H. M. Jones
Chicago
Fedora Garden Club Demonstration On Preparing Vegetables
Fedora Garden Club of Fedora met Friday evening at Walter Mooney's home to exhibit How to Prepare Vegetables for Exhibit led by Darleen Lambert and Vera Morgan. Dorothy O Neal oversaw business. Twelve members and twelve visitors attended. Special guests included County Agent S W Jones and Mrs Jones of Howard. Refreshments were served by LaVere Donohue Donald Hylland and Vera and Franklyn Morgan. A social hour followed.
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Fedora Garden Club
Darleen Lambert
Vera Morgan
Glorious Garden Growers Club of
Fedora
Walter Mooney
Dorothy O'Neal
Carteen Lambert
S. W. Jones
Sunshine Workers Rally Leads August Meeting
The Sunshine Workers club of Hughes county led by Lucille Poole held the season’s last meeting at Ruby Schaap’s home on August 11 with Evelyn Nesheim reporting. A demonstration on “How to Serve Buffet Style” was given. Plans for the August 22 Canning achievement day window exhibit were assigned, and lunch was served.
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Sunshine
Sunshine Workers Club
Hughes County
Lucille Poole
Ruby Schaap
Evelyn Nesheim
Plins
Canning
Broadland Epworth League Social Led by Alice Glazier
Alice Glazier led a devotional at Broadland Epworth League on Friday August 7 with 19 members in attendance. The meeting discussed planning activities, games were played under the entertainment committee of Alice and Ethel Glazier, and Ruth and Charles Zeigler served refreshments afterward.
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Broadland
Alice Glazier
Epworth League of
Alice
Ethel Glazier
Ruth
Charles Zeigler
Carthage Club Girls Demonstrate at August Meeting
The Go Getters Cooking club in Carthage held a demonstration on Bic posust at Miss Effie Older’s home with leaders August Asline Miller and Ardela Moczison presenting. The Poultry club met with the cooking group and showcased Grow Healthy Chickens by Mavis Mocrell and Esther Sunde. The Cackleber club planned next meet for September 6 per Esther Sun, club reporter.
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Carthage Club
Carthage
Effie Older
Asline Miller
Ardela Moczison
Mavis Mocrell
Esther Sunde
Esther Sun
Gall
South Dakota Rep Attends Lake Gengval Leadership School
Lattle Thompson, a representative from South Dakota, is among attendees at a leadership training school held at Lake Gengval. The event brings together legislators for leadership development and networking sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Lattle Thompson
South Dakota
Lake Gengval
Letters From Perker S. D. Session Opens With Group
A Wisconsin writer notes Joalo with a group from Perker S. D. as a session begins and will last two weeks. The fragment mentions colors, instruments, and various odd terms in a puzzle style, hinting at a communal learning or recreational gathering.
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Wisconsin
Jaulo
Perker, S. D
Madison to ban fireworks in city except special displays
Madison moves to ban discharge and sale of fireworks including firecrackers rockets and Roman candles. Special permission may be given for public pyrotechnic displays in parks. Violators face jail up to 30 days or a fine up to 100 dollars as part of the ordinance proposed by civic groups and state bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Jawa State Fire Prevention Association
Parent-Teachers Association
Federation of Women's Clubs
State Fire Marshal
Iowa Medical Society
Six Bound Over On Liquor Charges in Highmore
Federal agents arrested six individuals in Highmore and Holabied. All were bound over to the October term of circuit court by the U. S. Commissioner at Pierre. Named are Mrs. Lester Hedegaard Mrs. Don Parlin Ray Barnett John Weinering George Hart and M Beckley.
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Highmore
U. S
Pierre
Lester Hedegaard
Don Parlin
Ray Barnett
John Weinering
George Hart
M. Beckley
Robbery Suspects Released In Sioux City
Four men and three women arrested here days ago as suspects in more than 25 holdups and robberies were released from jail. Police said victims could not identify the suspects and robbed residents could not identify seized property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C
Sioux City
Highmore Women Attend Meeting in Denver
Highmore residents Mrs Shreve Van Camp and Misses Rosewich Rowden attended the world federation of education meeting in Denver. The first U S gathering hosted instructors from many nations and colors. a Maine teacher Mrs Hale spoke of late starters learning to read at 65 and beyond, inspiring lifelong learning.
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Highmore
Shreve van Camp
Rosewich
Rowden
Denver
World’s Federation of Education
United States
Hale
Maine
Mrs Alice McDonald Visits South Dakota Relatives
Mrs Alice McDonald and her nephew Carroll Bottom arrive by car for a two week visit with relatives in Burdette South Dakota. The Bottoms plan a two week stay while Mrs McDonald remains to oversee remodeling of her Redfield house and make her home there. She has spent the past year in Indiana with her nephew. They are visiting at the George and Sheldee Bottum homes.
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South Dakota
Burdette
Alice McDonald
Carroll
LaFayette
Ind
McDonald
South Dekots
Redfield
Indiana
Sheldee Bottum
Ree Heights Grasshopper Tale Shocks Residents
Ree Heights resident Raman and family report a grasshopper filled car during a country drive north of Ree Heights. The insects crowded the vehicle and the road, forcing the crew to slow and try to clear the pests from the tires and interior.
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Ree Heights
Raman
Redfield Lawyers Eye State Bar Meeting at Rapid City
Redfield attorneys show strong interest in the South Dakota State Bar Association meeting set for August 20 in Rapid City. The new bar law aims to raise ethical standards and professional conduct under a Board of Commissioners. Spink County lawyers endorse S. W. Clark for one commissioner, noting his tenure as Attorney General and U.S. District Attorney.
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Redfield
South Dakota
Rapid City
Hale
South Dalknta State Bar
Spink Bounty
S. W. Clark
Clark
United States
Voluntary Association of Attorneys
Elevators Offer Grain To Farmers In Relief Plan
Underwood August 14 Elevators switch from buying grain to selling to farmers for feeding. Small wheat supply with no No 1 grade. H A Forest Rapid River Milling reports carloads of oats and barley arriving this week. Reduced railroad freight rates will allow grain at nominal prices to help farmers hold livestock through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Underwood
H. A. Forest
Rapid River Milling Company
Gann Valley Legion Plans Labor Day Celebration
Abernathy, past of the American Legion at Gann Valley, is organizing the annual Labor Day event on September 7. Highlights include a baseball game between the Gann Valley Blue Jays and the Weesington Springs club, plus concessions and an evening dance. A biological note mentions blood in fish and turtles containing about three times more phosphorus than higher mammals.
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Gann Valley Legion
Gann Valley
Speculi— Abernathy
American Legion
Gann Valley Bluejays
Weesington Springs Club
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