Public debt burden and retirement of bonds debate
A Nebraska paper critiques high taxes due to public debt and argues incumbents push debts onto successors. South Dakota’s law requires levy retirements for bonds, whereas state bonds lack such mandates. The piece notes rising federal borrowing, long-term repayment needs, and the risk that continued government borrowing worsens profitability and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Green
South Dakota
City of
Huron
William Dunn
Capial
Smith and Roosevelt in Democratic ticket question
The piece discusses Governor Alfred E Benith and the Democratic ticket for fall. It reports a conference between Vice Presidential nominee Jobs Nance Garner and the New York governor, with Garner expressing support for the ticket and mentioning Franklin D. Roosevelt. It notes uncertainty about Garner's stance and notes quotes from others about political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qaid
Fienlth
Garnet
Mettory
Sen Weber
Democratic factionalism shadowing Smith’s Roosevelt support
The prose recalls Mr Garner and Smith as uncertain about their path before November. It notes the Democratic party as a collection of individualists prone to factions, citing Chicago's convention and the shift toward Roosevelt. Officially, Smith remains off the band wagon despite Roosevelt’s nomination.
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Garner
Smith
Buer
Bes
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Chicago
Hoosevelt
California
Texas
Tariffs and the unsettled nature of global trade
A rejected yet persistent view on tariff schedules arguing human nature blocks final settlement. It notes U S aims to benefit labor, limits on agriculture, and the hopeful potential of future agreements amid evolving international barriers and postwar changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Phace
Economic Parley Aims To Reform World Trade
PRESS COMMENT urges US participation in a League of Nations led economic conference to rehabilitate global commerce after the war. It argues nations must confront shared woes, implement honest reforms, and prevent further chaos by solving economic and social problems through cooperative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League of Nations
Sistennew
Jeaders
Mace
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Vision of Air Travel Link
The readable fragments discuss an early idea of air travel linking continents, claiming planes once connected the Americas to Europe and Asia. The text references a newspaper page tone but remains unclear and garbled with multiple misspellings and invented names.
Girl Scout Wins Free Camp Trip At Pickerel Lake
A Harom county Girl Scout recounts attending Pickerel Lake Camp in Day County for a week long session with groups Explorer Pixies Gypsies and Pioneers. She describes swimming divided classes under Faye Knapp and camp life including tents, crafts, campfires, meals, inspections, hikes, and a final travel home, thanking donors and organizers.
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Jaare Te Swi
Faye Knapp
Aberdeen
Local Event Sees Benies To Be Entered At Weltield Ang
Faint OCR reads that comments at a local event will be entered of the benies tle toe held on Weltield Ang. Details are unclear but suggest participation or attendance records at a community gathering scheduled for that date and location.
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Weltield Ang
Scout Completes First Class Test At Pickerel Camp
A Scout at Pickerel lake Giri Scout camp named Dunbar and teammate Alice Olson completed a tactile measurement test. They measured distances inside the camp from the haystack to the camp area and other landmarks, including cabin, mess hall, rowboat, latrine, and their own spans. The exercise earned credit as an early close test.
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Pickerel Camp
Pickerel Lake
Giri
Dunbar
Menpiher
Alice Olson
Lincoln 4-H Boy Reviews a Ten Year Record
Andrew H. Sundstrom Lincoln county champion recalls a decade in 4-H club work. From 1922 he enrolled in 1-E club work and details his calf and heifer projects, early setbacks, improvements, and placing at Canton mid winter, Lennox county, and state fairs, tracing growth toward victory.
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Andrew H. Sundstrom
Lincoln County
Andrew
South Dakota
Jelassie Club
Fiat
Canton
Lennox
Huron
Waterway Pact A Derby and 1929 Prospects
A clipped 1920s style cattle show report notes prospects for big success in 1929, detailing calf quality, Angus and Shorthorn entries, and placings at Centerville, county, and state fairs. It references citrus fruits as vitamin sources and health benefits, with notes on diet and food schedules.
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Canton
Centerville
Andrew
Miner Go-Getters To Attend Club Picnic
Go-Getters 4-H club of Carthage held an August 13 meeting at Mrs William Millers home. Frances McCain presided, Arlene Miller was secretary. Members planned a picnic with Redstone home extension club at Carthage park. Next meeting set for September 10 at Mrs Sundells home.
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Clu
Carthage
William Miller
Irma Jean Remsburg
Frances McCain
Arlene Miller
Redstone Home Extension Club
Carthage Park
C. W.sundell
Alpena Club Girls Demonstrate At Meeting
Alpena Sunshine club members met August 12 at Rozella Linsfelter's home. Bessie Skinner reports four girls made a 4 H cape for the Alpena parade on August 17. Pearl Lenester taught a demonstration on How To Can Chicken, and a hostess served refreshments at the close.
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Alpena Club
Alperta Sunshine Club
Rozella Linsfelter
Bessie Skinner
Alpena
Pearl Linalester
Help Yourself And Lend A Ha Dessert Note
An early 20th century food note by Sara L. Dewing discusses the dessert as the final course of luncheon or dinner. It stresses the dessert as a treat that leaves the lasting impression and can range from simple to elaborate, balancing health value with the meal.
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Sara L. Dewing
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago events include the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Judson N Willis celebrated in their garden. Rita Mae Brumwell and Fred Holton Jr wed Sunday at the bride’s parents home. Louise French leaves for Lake Forest Illinois for a visit. Dr B Sprague returns from Jefferson Indiana on business. Alec Urquhart and B D Montgomery return from Fargo North Carolina by two Ford cars. Mrs W L Bliss of Boise Idaho visits. Minnie Rowley hosts a slumber party for ten girls with little sleep. Beryl Kinkead to return home from Des Moines Iowa and Knoxville Tennessee.
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Judson N. Willis
G. M. Richmond
Methodist Church
Louise French
Lake Forest
B. Fr. Sprague
Jefferson
Alec Urquhart
BD. Montgomery
Fargo
N. C
W. L. Bliss
Boise
Idaho
Huron
Ed Wilson
Minnie Rowley
Beryl Kinkead
Des Moines
Knoaville
Tenn
Vertical Air Race Named For Cleveland Event
The W383 national air race at Cleveland from August 27 to September 7 will include a vertical air race. Poland's Aero Club proposes the event for military and commercial planes, with a permanent trophy for two consecutive wins. Planes must climb above 25,000 feet then return to the start, crossing first to win. Col George Ywaki is named among entrants. The competition will feature barographs and thermographs for altitude, heated flying suits and oxygen tanks.
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Sleveland
Cleveland
Aero Club of Poland
Anya
Fier
Col George Ywaki
Avistee
Het Fal
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