Mallorca Prefers To Remain Itself
Theodore Pratt, expelled from Mallorca after criticizing locals, argues the island failed to seize a lasting share of global tourism. He laments rising prices and foreign attitudes while warning about the dulling of untouched places by mass travel and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallorca
Theodore Pratt
Mallorcans
United States
Ms. Pratt
Island
Guy
Mr. Pratt
Bes
Tahiti
Bali
Mallores
Volume and Profit in Freight Rates Debate
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused farm groups petition to lower rail freight rates despite claims that current charges far exceed farm product prices. Congressman Huddleston urges a 40 percent cut to boost volume and profits, while critics demand data to prove which rate cuts would aid carriers without risking losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
George Huddleston
Alabama
House
and Foreign Commerce Committee
Huddleston
Show &T
FiguRING Bounties For Wheat Reduction Reach Farmers
Central South Dakota farmers gear up for wheat reduction contracts. By averaging three years 1930 1931 1932 production they estimate payments. About half their average crop yields 20 cents per bushel this fall and 8 cents next spring for agreeing to cut 1934 1935 acreage up to 20 percent. After signing, administration claims vanish. farmers sell crops normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
A Nation of Autoists Dominates Global Car Use
New figures show the United States far ahead in automobile ownership with over 24 million of the 33 million autos worldwide. The U.S. has about one car per five people, compared with one per 60 globally, underscoring America's unmatched standard of living and enduring practical auto use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
NRA Relief and Time The Key Shaping Recovery
The Minneapolis Journal notes time as a top factor in recovery plans, contrasting slow farm relief with rapid industrial relief. It argues synchronized policy is needed as agriculture lags, NRA wages rise, prices face control pressure, and farmers seek prompt action to spur spending and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ures
NRA Flan
Minneapolis
Adustrial
Walter Lippmann
Ihs
NRA
New York City finances blamed on tax plans and budget gaps
The piece argues New York City faces a deep financial hole with only $71,33 to meet a $1,200,000 payroll and seeks $41,000,000 in new funds and taxes while a drive to cut $50,000,000 is resisted. It notes calls for fiscal reform, criticizes a Berry junket, and urges citizen awakening ahead of mayoral elections. It emphasizes transparency in school district budgets and public access to financial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Los Angeles Times
Officike
New York
United States
Citizens’ Budget Committee
Tam
Charles W.berry
Berry
Tammany
Naif Shold
Woonsocket Kews
Girl Scout Camp Staff at South Duluth Camp Scene
Section notes list of staff names and roles for Girl Scout Camp in South Duluth. Jeanne Champlin Aberdeen director of waterfront leads the lineup with Helen Buchanan Huron Pioneer unit leader and other community members serving as Explorer unit leaders, nursing staff, dining hall organizers, handicraft and nature instructors, and regional camp visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Champlin
Aberdeen
Waterfront
Helen Buchanan
Huron
Pioneer
Colby Gerard
Arlien Bryan
Vera Hatten
Winifred Lomasey
Ely
Minn
Nature
Margorie Hill Huron
Liett
H. D. Webb
Girl- Scout Council
Anna Briscoe
Maertha Hill
Eleanor Thomas
Zella Thomas Aberdeen
Louise Gilfillan
St Paul
Ruth Steffanson
Leone Geisler
Charles Barkl
Leroy Crawford
Helen Giesen
Kathleen Cone Huron
Dorset Russell
Flandres
Jamboree Meaning Grows From Scout World Gathering
The term jamboree gains broader meaning as Boy Scouts under Sir Robert Baden-Powell promote discipline and world friendship. About 30,000 youths from many nations camp near Budapest, reflecting a diverse, international exchange akin to London conference delegates. President Roosevelt lauds Scouting as a moral force shaping future leaders and global goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ow York Times
Robert Baden-Powell
Budapest
London
United States
Yaora
Roosevelt
Scout Federation
New York
Boy Scout Movement
America
Mme
Birkenhead
England
Gold Diggers Camp Unit Tells Of Pioneer Badge Progress
The Pioneer unit at Pickerellake Girl Scouts in week two consisted of 11 girls, 3 directors and 2 assistants. Members used camp names like Buck, Clem, Betty, Wacky, Swede, Speed, Echo, Al, Bugs, Ducky, Ray, Tony, Bump and Stub. They built a reflector oven, used gal lon can stoves for pancakes, and seven girls completed Pioneer badge requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickerellake
Gold Diggers
Helen Buchanan
Huron
Buck
Martha Hill
Aberdeen
Clem
Clementine
Ruth Stevens
Betty
Sutter
Ruth Birks
Speed
Louise Fortune
Echo
Allison Wheeler
Klondikers
Kiordike Lodge
Marjorie Walker
Bugs
Bugler
Dorothy Swan
Ducky
Carolyn Kayurn
Ray
Vetonna LeEngle
Tony
Martin
Bump
Mildred Stowell
Stub
Marjoria Walkeer
Sturdy Oak Girls Hunt For Treasure On Pickerel Trip
The Sturdy Oak troop of Girl Scouts of Alpena met at the Methodist church Friday night. Theda Leighton reports the account she submitted describes a treasure hunt with patrols laying trails through town and fields. Both groups found treasures and sang taps before free trips to Pickerel Lake. Scouting units, names, and camp activities including Klondikers and Forty-Niners are mentioned along with thanks to Huron businessmen for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Alpena
Methodist Church
Theda Leighton
Signe
Dorothy Swan
Pickerel Lake
Doris Peterson
Hur
Ruth Lehr
Irma Royer
Pickerel Inke|pena
Pixies
Gold Diggers
Klondikers
Klondike Inn
Sutter's Mill
Huron
Queen’s Star Stitchers Hold August Demonstration Meeting
On August 8 the Queen's Star Stitchers met at Mrs. A L Krouse's home. The group has held many recent meetings to work on demonstrations. Members presented their completed demonstration work and refreshments were served by Mrs. Krause after the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Star Stitchers
A.L. Krouse
Mildred Clark
Demonstration At Queen's Star Stitchers Meeting
The Queen's Star Stitchers meeting on August 4 at Esther Hageman's place featured members practicing mendings and presenting demonstrations. Mrs Krause handed out Dooklets to aid work while Esther Hagemo and Ruth Hagemo plus Ruth Dimney joined as new members. Maxine Lundgren outlined her plan, a letter from Esther Passenheim on vacation was read, and refreshments were provided after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Hagemo
Dimney
Esther Hagemo
Kingsbury Picnic Draws Boys and Girls To Lake Preston
The Kingsbury county picnic for boys and girls, sponsored by Miss Agnea Cney of De Smet, convened at Lake Preston tourist park on Tuesday. The 1 pm program opened with a Lake Preston band concert, followed by remarks from Walton League president Johnson about protection of song and wildlife. Prof. Paul J. Scarbo of State College spoke to the Prairie Maid Club on club work. A life saving demonstration at the pool by 4H members Lloyd Caldew and Mildred Caldew showcased swimming strokes and rescue techniques amid interruptions by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury
Kingsbury County
Agnea
Prairie Maid Club
Caldows
Lloyd Prairie
Fragmented crossword style fashion and puzzle notes
A mixed page excerpt combines a puzzle grid with long list clues and an apparel fashion critique. It mentions The pictured man nicknamed in military history, dog breeding establishments, and notes on sleeve trends, silhouettes, and color pairings. Outdoor activities and refreshments are described after a meeting excerpt.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Social Notes Recall Trips
Twenty years back in Huron a Miss Mary Bell and Miss Myrtle Johnston both of Hetland with Miss Lewis of Lake Preston planned a Sunday departure for Estes Park Colorado to attend the national YWCA meeting spending about three weeks en route. Returning Miss Bell would visit Central City Neb. Mrs J P Anderson and Rey. Other notes tell of Mr and Mrs Fred Fouxberg leaving Ruskin Park after a two week outing and Vance family returning from Lake Okoboji with Mrs C A Blake and daughter Marian. Vernon L Weir visits, Charles Heiss improving his Colorado street home, Ursula Kinner and Celeste returning from Lake Kampeska, Forsburg family from DeSmet, and Mrs Frank Hiney departing for Redfield to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell
Myrtle Johnston
Hetland
Lewis
Lake Preston
Estes Park
Colo
Bell
Rey
J. P. Anderson
Central City
Neb
Fred Fouxberg
Ruskin Park
KL Weir
Charles Heiss
Colorado Street
Ursula Kinner
Celeste
Lake Kampeska
F. G. Forsburg
DeSmet
Porsburg
Frank Hiney
Redfield
Mr. Hiney
Autumn Styles Highlight High Neck Dresses and Ribbed Fabrics
The article notes autumn fashion features high necklines, bow and ascot accents, and ribbed fabrics in woolens, crepe, and bengaline. Colors favored range from royal blue and florals to coral, greens, and bronze tones, with careful pairing of off shades for sophisticated day and evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saral
Dex
Riyal
Local visits and travel notes in Cavour area
Cavour residents welcomed relatives from Lake Bene com Minn and Lake Preston. Earl Fisher joined relatives Sunday at Lake Preston. Floyd Beiver of Pearl Creek retired from a hospital after an operation. Roy Teets and Nettie Younger visited relatives while Mr and Mrs Fred Sch froth and family planned Clifton IL trip. Fred and Frank Gellerman visited Cavour with I A Huhn returning with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Weigeman
Lake Benecom
Minn
Earl Fisher
Lake Preston
Floyd Beiver
Pearl Creek Township
Cavour
Floyd
Kwon
Roy Teets
Huron
Teets
Nettie Younger
Fred Sch
John Lan
Drigan
Clifton
Landrigan
Fred
Frank Gellerman
I. A. Huhn Rea
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Hares South Dakota
Mortgagee states default on principal and interest of 2500 dated 1921. Property described as Lot 9 Block 5 in Flag Town now City of Hares. Foreclosure sale set for 1933 at 10 am at the Court House, Huron South Dakota. amount due including taxes and costs listed.
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Mort. Rager
Executere J
Barnes
McPare
Marty Fe
Hares
South Dakota
Huron
S. D
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