Crime and Protection in Organized Society Across Cities
The Kansas City Stax cites a striking view that large scale crime relies on official or political connivance. It argues crimes, even major ones, leave evidence and that organized society must eventually reform its political system to cooperate with law enforcement instead of criminal alliances. The piece notes state level crimes likely require responsible officials, urging reform and a broader societal alliance against the underworld.
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Kansas City
Underworld
Rural -Credit Department
South Dakota
Aberdeen urged to rethink traffic signals on Main Street
The American News editorial favors eliminating most stop and go signals after Main Street paving, arguing one signal would suffice. It notes drivers and pedestrians mock overregulation, cites limited police, and warns that erratic timing and driver disregard create hazards and crashes, urging cautious, slower planning.
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Aberdeen
American News
Huron
Political Parleys Begin in Huron as Parties Rally
The scene shifts in Huron as Republican state chairman McDonald moves through the state urging party regularity and concerted action. Democrats have yet to act while Bulow MecCullough and W. W. Howes weigh strategy. A Washington convention notes fashion trends as women color nails to match costumes. boys also join in style.
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Ratate
Huron
McDonald
Bulow
MecCullough
W. W. Howes
Washington
Campaign finance reform urged to curb spending excesses
Dex Moines Register comments on investigations into Nye committee findings urging federal regulation of campaign expenditures. It argues current laws are loophole ridden and unconstitutional, calls for overhaul to cover primaries and conventions, stricter publicity, and a federal election commission led by lawmakers like Senator Bronson Cutting to enforce changes.
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Dex
Moines Register
Nye ‘Committee
United States Sci Ste
Senate
Congress
Sioner
Formore
Friends of
Ats
Supreme Court
Spearfish Canyon opening boosts Black Hills tourism
Officials announce Spearfish Canyon will officially open August 28 as a major achievement for Lawrence County South Dakota. Boosters hail the Brack Hills as a premier tourist destination with scenic canyons pine forests and waterfalls, predicting Spearfish Deadwood Lead Sturgis and surrounding towns will draw visitors seeking the region’s famed scenery.
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Belle Fourche Northwest Post
Spearfish Canyon
Brack Hills
United States
Yellowstone
California
Lawrence County
South Dakota
Lawrence
Spearfish
Westwood
Lesd
Spargis
Helle
Foureche
Black Hills
Black “Hills
Deadwood
Sturgis
Totty Peaks
Courage and Action Against a Nervous Recession Mood
Watertown readers are urged to confront a period of perceived depression in business. The piece argues real conditions show demand for steadier effort and energy, not doom, and stresses maintaining a positive tempo to prevent a cycle of pessimism harming commerce. It cautions against neglect and urges continued proactive measures based on facts and figures.
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Watertown
America
Lisbie
State Fair 4-H Livestock Rules and Entry Details
Owners must show animals at the State Fair with no transfer of stock allowed in 4-H club exhibits. Entries must be the exhibitor's property and submitted on official state entry blanks. Open class entries require the official form and paid fees, due before September 1. Health certificates for cattle must show freedom from tuberculosis via a test within one year. Judging starts September 8 at 9 am and continues until complete. Awards include gold medals and cash prizes, with specific prize amounts listed for various classes.
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EL ML Jones
South Dakota
State Department of Agriculture
Herdonen
Tntatey Seein Fricshan
South Dakota Holstein-Frician Association
Betwen Augus
Girl Scout Head Named For Field Executive Secretary
Mrs Sybil Gordon Newell appointed executive secretary of the field division of the Girl Scouts. She has served on the national staff for nine years and has traveled widely to work with leaders nationwide. Her aim is to implement the program through field leaders, described as a service station meeting diverse needs. Previously a state executive of the Anti Tuberculosis society, she lives in New York City with an office at 670 Lexington Avenue.
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Sybil Gordon Newell
Girl Scouts
Newell
the Nations
Giis
Mira Ti
Shewotes
Red Cross Life Saving Expert to Visit Mitchell
Ellery E. Kelley a special Life Saving field representative of the American Red Cross will assist in a Mitchell Chapter program August 4 30 featuring two day demonstrations and tests in swimming and life saving methods. Lloyd Sherman will provide further information. Kelley trained at Iowa University Coe College and Exstsm State Teacher's College and is a member of the Dolphins swimming fraternity.
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Mitchell
American Red Cross
Ellery E. Kelley
Kelley
The
Red Cross
St. Louis
Take Mitchell
Huron
Lloyd Sherman
South Dakota
Iowa University
Coa College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Exstsmi State Teacher's College
Madison
Iown U. Fresman
Faribault
Dolphins
Potter 4-H Club to Show Calves at Fairs
Potter county 4-H members prepare Holsteins Suemseys and Brown Swiss for fairs and the State Fair. The Haven Dairy Calf club held its annual meeting August 31 with a picnic and ball game. Local leaders Huck Julius Feyereisen oversee efforts for county show at Watertown and Odington.
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The
Haven Dairy Calf Club
Potter County
Eed
Huck
Juius Feyereisen
Signil
Watertown
Odington
Huron
Ivader
Room Beautiful Exhibit Leads 4-H Club Display at Norfolk County Fair
Outstanding 4-H club exhibit at Norfolk County fair features Room Beautiful and Room Improvement displays. Furniture refinished by members, including a green enameled towel rack, a brass-tacked drapery setup, a small green bench, and a veneered gum wood chest with cedar lining. Works by James Brann of Islington and Marjorie Belcher of Bellingham highlighted by handmade rugs and an end table built from recycled parts.
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Norfalk
Moss
Tuman
Sophis Bis
Bellingham
James Brann
Islington
James
Marjorie Belcher
Marjorie
Qualified to Teach Swimming from Red Cross Institute
Elected from Towa UI this June, he served as Assistant Director of the Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving Institute at Camp Oak Point, Squire Lake, Minnesota, and is described as fully qualified to teach swimming and related subjects.
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Towa UI
Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving Institute
Camp Oak Point
Squire Lake
Minnesota
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Fant
Xherming
Laste Fabrics
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