Farmers and business united for mutual prosperity
The Watertown Public Opinion questions why American farmers are treated as poor customers while industry thrives. It argues that national wealth requires both prosperous industry and agriculture, urging end to sectionalism and a shared plan to enlarge purchasing power for farmers and workers alike. It warns against pauperizing farmers to boost sales and calls for cooperation across regions to ensure nationwide prosperity.
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Watertown
Owen D. Young
Farmers of America
America
Kansas Republicans Repudiate Governor Reed After Farm Board Fallout
Kansas voters showed disapproval of Governor Reed amid conflicts with the Federal Farm Board. Board chairman Legge had urged wheat acreage reductions during a Kansas swing, a stance seen as questionable in wheat-dominant regions. Reed had built a notable record as governor, prompting discussion on renomination prospects and varied analyses from commentators.
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Kansas
Reed
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Senator Capper Praises Hoover and Farm Board
The Kansas senator, returning from Congress, lauds Herbert Hoover for averting a deeper panic after the stock market crash. He highlights the farm board’s cooperative push, criticizes wheat policy, supports tariff reforms, and commends Capper as a friend of farmers with balanced, nonpolitical decision making. He urges fellow midwest senators to follow his example.
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Ieve Board
Federal Samiatie Tzation
Kansas
Bis
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Farm Board
Legge
Hyde
Capper
Midwest
A World Tongue Hinted As Universal Language
A Swedish philologist Professor F. J. Zachrisson of Upsala argues English already has qualities for a universal tongue. He claims root words from many languages can be blended to express nearly any thought with precision. He concedes success is unlikely in his lifetime but predicts global adoption of a common language as barriers fall with education.
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Aberdeen
F. J. Zachrisson
University of Upsala
Sweden
Zachrisson
Earth
Trips To Short Course Offered For 4 H Members
The Junior Short Course at State College in Brookings December 27 to 31 offers fifty trips to 4 H club members over 13. Winners are chosen by clubs for the best news stories on 4 H activities. Eligible counties include Beadie, Miner, Clark, Kingsbury, Spink, Faulk, Hanson, Hyde, Potter, Saby Hughes, Buffalo, Jerauld and Samborn.
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State ‘College
Brookings
H. M.jones
Amen
Huron
Beadie
Miner, Clark
Kingsbury
Spink
Faulk, Hans, Hyde, Potter
Saby Hughes
Buffelo
Jerauld
Samborn
Expensive Royal Illness Costs King George V Exchequer
Report cites Crown costs totaling about 200000 dollars for King George V illness. Private pharmacy, two assistants, a 50000 dollar Lord Dawson bill, 2500 monthly Stanley Hewitt pay, 25 dollar per Hugh Rigby operation fees, 10000 dollar bacteriologist Lionel Whitby, tens of thousands for ray treatments, six nurses paid with bonuses, ventilating system at 2500 dollars, and a 7500 dollar ambulance move to Craigwell house.
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Rock Island
Lionel Whitby
Craigwell House
Billz
St Lawrence Girls Demonstrate Sewing Club Topic
The St Lawrence 4 H Sewing club chose Accessories and Becoming Necklines as the demonstration topic. Two teams will enter the competition and the winning team will be sent to the county meet at Miller on August 26. Ruby Yearous reports on club activities noting patterns cut for garments and a August 12 meeting at Mrs Geh ring home with five members present.
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St. Lawrence
St Lawrence
Miller
Ruby Yearous
Sreiereel
Broadland Busy Bees Judge 4-H Garments
The Broadland Busy Bees met at Mrs Myre Bain's home in August for a judging of the year's work and garments. Mrs L Dewing assisted the girls in judging their records and the garments, critiquing features and awarding ribbons. Fifteen members are reported, with LeEtta Smith noting the club's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland Busy Bees
Myre Bain
Rae
LeEtta Smith
Miner 4-H Boys Place High in District Livestock Judging
Miner County boys placed high in the district livestock judging contests held at Brookings. H M Jones state club leader and Richard Sawyer of Howard, with Clayton Kelsey Hagen Kelwey of Fedora, led the team efforts, reflecting strong county participation in 4-H judging events.
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Miner
Miner County
Brookings
I Ance
H. M. Jones
Hauge
Richard Sawyer
Howard
Clayton Kelsey
Hagen Kelwey
Fedora
First Fall Issue of Young Citizen Out September First
The September issue of the Young Citizen published monthly by the Young Citizens League of South Dakota is being compiled in the office of editor Miss Aleen Erickson. Members of the league will retire their copy after school opens this fall. Plans are to continue monthly publication during the 3890-31 school year. News letters from county leagues should be sent to Miss Alren Erickson, editor, Pierre, S. D.
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The
Young Citizen
C. L
Aleen Erickson
Miss Erickson
Young Citizens League of South Dakota
Pierre
Alren Erickson
Fierre
Girls Exchange Good Will Visit Between Guides and Scouts
Canadian Girl Guides and American Gal Scouts begin an exchange visit on August 18 with three Canadian delegates arriving in New York en route to Camp Andree Briarcliff Manor. The program, funded by Juliette Low memorials, aims to foster world friendship with region representations including Region Three and Region Ten leaders visiting Canadian and U S camps across Ontario Wisconsin and California coast areas.
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Girl Guides
Gal Scouts
United States
New York
Windsor
Oontsris
Camp
Andree
Briarcliff Manor
Margaret Baker
Catherine Newman
Kathryn Ford
Girl Guides of Canada
National Girl, Scout
Jean M. Wallace
Canada
Juliette Low
Gir
Golden Eaglet Scouts
Maryland
Pennsyvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
Edgar Upshur
Richmond
Marian Gray
Lansdowne
Margaret Clarke
Washington
Daphne Savage
Norfolk
Essex County
Willow Beach
Amherstburg
Aberdeen
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Vera Hatton
S. D
Henrietta Wynnemer
Waseca
Minn
Hilda Eccles
Owa
Santa Barbara
Eleanor Crawford
Portland
Ore
Vancouver City
Camp Andree
Juniper Knoll
Elkhern
Wis
Chaparral
Big Basin
Willing Workers To Demonstrate Colors For 4-H Club
The Willing Workers 4-H club of Beadle County met at Mable Bonnets home with six members and one visitor. Alice Fisher and Doris Pierson presented a demonstration on selecting colors for different types and plans to enter the Junior Fair. They announced the entry fee at Huron in August and discussed increasing club membership. Games and lunch followed the social hour, reported by Allee Riseltor.
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Beadle County
Mable ‘Bonnets
Alice Fiseher
Doris Pierson
Huron
Allee Riseltor
Peach Pickles Demonstration At Beadle County Club
Beadle county 4H or beadle club held its fifth meeting at a member's home. Marie Schipper and Ruth Parkhurst demonstrated peach pickling. A business session followed to plan participation in the Junior Fair at the State Fair grounds in August per secretary Kathryn Frevert. Percent employment rise cited in fisheries note.
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Beadle County
Marie. Schipperet
Ruth Parkhurst
Cording
Kathryn Frevert
Myers To Finish Study This Week
The National Institute for Commercial and Trade Organization Executives at Northwestern University, in Evanston Illinois, attended by Paul K. Myers, secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce, began a year ago. Three hundred students from 32 states and many Canadian provinces study under prominent instructors. Classes conclude this week and Myers is expected back in Huron soon.
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National Institute For Commercial and Trade Organization
Northwestern University
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Evanston
U.S
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
National Association of Commercial Organization
American Trade Association
North-western University
Ralph 5. Heilman
School of Commerce
Walter F. Dodd
Yale University
Horace Mi Gray
University of Tllinois
Ralph Bradford
Hugh P. Baker
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Howard C. Puan
US. Department of Sorimarte
M. Q. Maughan
Greater Chicago
Leslie C. Smith
National Association of Tee Industries
L. BR. Whipple
New York
State's Attorneys Line Up Program for Rapid City Convention
South Dakota state's attorneys gather in Rapid City August 25 and 26 for their annual convention. Presiding Judge James Brown and Attorney General M Q Sharpe lead speakers with out of state expert Calvin Goddard of Northwestern. Turner M Rudesill welcomes. topics cover crime detection methods, neglected opportunities, tax refunds, and federal-state cooperation. A banquet and officer elections close the event.
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Pierry
S. v
Pear
Snd
South Daka State
Rapid City
James Brown
Supreme Court
M. Q. Sharpe
U. S
Olaf Eider
Brookings
South Dakota
Calvin Goddard
Northwestern University
Chicago
Turner M. Rudesill
Pennington County
Goddard
Eius J. Wall
H. E. Dawes
Mitchell
Anti- Saloon League
Rudesill
Joe R. Cash
Eleventh Circuit
P. J. Maloney
Brown County
David M. Rogers
Davison County
Crib Silos Offer Feed Solution for Drought Strain
ST PAUL Aug 15 Crib silos are proposed to ease drought caused feed shortages for Northwest farmers. Dairy specialist E A Hanson of the Minnesota College of Agriculture explains corn-crib or fence-flat materials can be arranged into post sections forming trench and pit silos. The system uses modular sections that can be expanded to fit available space in well drained, inexpensive locations, enabling fall and winter feeding.
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St.° Paul
Minne
Theorthwest
E A
Hanson
Extension Division
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Hei
Minnesota
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