Must Make Money In Banking Says Cummings
Walter J. Cummins asserts that the U S banking system is nearly stabilized after the bank holiday. He notes total deposits of about thirty four billion with only a little over two billion in banks still closed and expects many to reopen with government aid. He warns profits depend on banks loaning funds to productive borrowers and restoring credit tied to agricultural prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Cummings
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Cummins
Mr. Cummings
Dub
Cummings
Excellent South Dakota committee to meet in Huron Friday
A South Dakota committee tasked with shaping a public works program for Beadle County plans a Friday meeting in Huron with public officials. Members include S H Collins Aberdeen Hitchcock Boland Rapid City and John Mitchell, chosen for ability and temperament to address distress and winter suffering. County and city officials pledge full cooperation.
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South Dakota
Huron
Beadle County
Aberdeen
FH. E. ‘Hitchcock Boland
Rapid City
Mitchell
John
Washington
Messrs
Collins
Hitchcock
Boland
Wise Decision Endorses South Dakota Beer Law Attitude
The Mitchell Republican praises the Anti Saloon league and temperance groups for their stance on the South Dakota beer law and notes that there will be no effort to test its constitutionality due to public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Republican
Anti-Saloon League
South Dakota
Republican
Federal crime drive debated by New York sub committee
A Sioux City Journal summary notes a Senate sub committee in New York City interviewing criminology experts about a federal program to fight racketeers kidnappers and major criminals. Proposals include martial law universal fingerprinting federal firearms control and nationwide registration as tools for a perpetual war on crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Uncle Sam
Anotler
New York City
Senate
Copeland
Department of Justice
Warden Lawes
P. J. Lineardi
Hergen County
N. J
United States
Temperance aims post repeal and dry education gains
The article expresses support for temperance after repeal of the eighteenth amendment. It urges dry forces to pursue intensive education, argues enforcement should be shared, and warns against alcohol's dangers on the road. It envisions restricting alcohol to beer and reducing societal harm through disciplined consumption.
Berry Denounces Nepotism In State Government
Governor Berry condemns nepotism in state offices urging officials to desist from employing relatives at public expense. He notes his democratic predecessor and recalls W. J. Bulow's son serving as secretary, criticizing the recurring practice and calling for immediate correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
W. J. Bulow
Washington
Hobo Code and Nation’s Recovery Echoes in Omaha News
An editorial fragment traces a Chicago convention on a hobo code of fair practice and argues hobos follow unwritten rules, centered on self-reliance and fair pay. It shifts to wartime unity, NRA pledges, and public support for war mobilization, urging citizens to back employers and merchants and to heed national recovery messages amid recent rain hindering installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Kidder
Chicago
Foster
Hlave
Uction
Arma
National Recovery Administration
United States
Stampa
Liberty
Red Crom
Hing Eagle
Redfield Journal Observer
Winners Named For 4-H Club Trips Across State
Forty two 4-H club trip awards will be decided during the Penale fair at Huron on September 11. State champions in events will receive trips to the National Club Congress in Chicago and to Waterloo daily team contests, with additional winners going to the Junior Short Course at Brookings in December. About 50 more trips hinge on exhibits, demonstrations, and past 4-H records. The trips honor strong 4-H work and are funded by 4-H supporters including manufacturers, railroads, and state groups, under extension service supervision.
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Huron
Chicago
Waterloo
Brookings
Farmet
National Club Congress
Friends of
4H Club
State Crop Improvement Association
State College Extension Service
4-H Entries Grow for State Fair 1932 Preview
H M Jones reports 4 H club work at the State fair is moving quickly with 1607 exhibits and 92 judging and demonstration teams entered from 40 counties. Winners are selected at local achievement days and sent to the fair in Huron. About 300 club members are expected to attend camp at the fair and many more will visit, inspiring future exhibitors and demonstrators.
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Ste
Agitso
Huron
Jones
Irving Axelrad Reports Godollo Jamboree Camp Size
Irving Axelrad describes the World Scout Jamboree in Godollo Hungary. He notes a vast camp extending for miles with 400 American Scouts and about 22,000 Hungarian scouts, vivid parades before Lord Baden-Powell and the Hungarian Regent, and the challenge of currency exchange amid travel. He touches on international camaraderie and the lively camp atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Axelrad
Godollo
Hungary
Irving
Eedwich
Baden-Powell
Coe
Itasca Trip for Itasca Itasca Eagle Scout Camp
Itasca park trip by Eagle Scout from Iroquois troop with Bill and Fred C. Eggers, 22 Eagle Scouts from four states. Camp directed by FL H. Prescott and Don Ceaser, with five weeks of forestry trail work on Elbow Lake shore, then canoeing and outdoor training. Travel costs borne by Scout and Forestry groups.
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Itasca
William Theophilus
Iroquois
Itasca Park
Bill
Fred. C. Eggers
Eagle Scout Service Patrol
Yen University of Scouting
Eagle Scout Trail
White Earth Indiara Reservation
Elbow Lake
FL H. Frescott
Region Ten
Don Ceaser
Elbow Lake District
Scout and Forestry
Girl Scout Camp Wisagoma Campfire Program Recap
Aberdeen area Girl Scouts and club members hosted guests at Camp Wisagoma Friday evening. The program featured songs, an original drama The Little Girl Who Would Not Cry, a talk by Duncan McFarlane on Dakota history, Tenderfoot investments for staff, and a closing goodnight circle with songs and taps.
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Aberdeen
Wisagoma
Giver
Princess
Luanne Wells
Gertrude Breen
Lille
Velma DeForest
King
Betty Twining
Ween
Norma Champlin
Virginia Voet
Laura Ruste
Muse
Lois Farrer
Goldie Jacobson
Alvis Lewis
Verendrye
Montreal
South Dakota
Dakota
Routh
Mr. McFarlane
Tenderfeet
Gunter
Annn Brisco
Helen Buchanan
Jeanne Champliin
Gilfillan
Eleanor Thomas
Zella Thoms
Helen Geisen
Martha Hill
Carolyn Rayburn
Werona le Eagle
John Peele
Wes Bony
Taps
Handy Farmers Club Meeting Plans Achievement Day
A special Handy 4-H club meeting in Miller led by Leslie M. Croll discussed plans for Achievement Day in Miller in August. District agent B Hi DeLong talked about craft display panels and the shift from garden exhibits to garden posters due to drought and grasshoppers. Members wrapped up with a craft work kit and a kittenhall Saturday plan, followed by a lunch hosted by Mrs L P J Croll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Farmers Club
Handy Farmer 4-H Club
Miller
Leslie M. Croll
B. Hi DeLong
Kittenhall
L. PJ Croll
Mildred
Gamble
Dakota Belles Win Highlights Kittenball Victory
The Dakota Belles team powered to a 24 to 7 victory at West Park on Friday evening August 14. Jesse Badger earned praise for his pitching, striking out multiple batters as the Kittenball squad continued its winning streak.
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Dakota Belles
Belles
West Park
Jesse Badger
Pictured Man and Brother Puzzle Clue Grid Reveals System
A scanned puzzle page asks who the man in the photo is and links him and his brother to a control system used on airplanes today. Clues span terms from aircraft parts to mythic and biblical references, with vertical and horizontal prompts including sun god vigor and a cotton sorting machine.
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Ozawa
Mather
Rain Postpones Return Game On Sunday Diamond
The planned return game on the same diamond was set for Sunday at 7 p.m. but rain postponed it. The outfield was noted as making a strong gold in contribution, highlighting the team’s ongoing effort despite weather delays.
Interest Revives In School Lunches
A survey across representative areas of the state shows revival of hot lunches for rural school children. County superintendents, the Department of Public Instruction, the South Dakota Education Association, the American Legion, and state groups back the plan. Miss Susan Wilder leads a state college extension nutritionist team to publish a circular for teachers and patrons. Plans focus on economical, distributed meal prep using existing equipment. Schools should declare intentions and pick a plan, with some starting at opening or when cold weather begins.
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Department of Public Instruction
Dhe
South Dakota Education Association
The
American Legion
Susan
State College
Miss. Wilder
Kellogg Kookers Entertain Guests At Club Party
Edna Neuharth reports the Kellogg Keen Bookers club hosted a small gathering on Wednesday August 16 at 8 o clock. Guests included Misses perv En and Tam a member of the group led by Miz.3, E. Taylor of Virgil.
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Kellogg Kookers
Kellogg Keen
Presuhn
Edna Neuharth
Perv En
Kellogg Keen Bookers Club
Miz
E. Taylor
Virgil
Cottage Cheese Dishes and Salad Ideas by Dewing
A compact guide on using cottage cheese in salads and dishes. It notes serving cottage cheese as a main dish with salads and vegetables, and suggests bright garnishes like pimentos, celery, and green peppers. Includes tips for prunes and stuffed cheese combinations.
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Sara L. Dewing
Cottage Cheese Salads and Dressings from a Vintage Recipe
A vintage recipe collection details cottage cheese based dishes and dressings. It covers stuffed pepper salads with peppers, lettuce, pineapple, and variations with nuts onions olives and pimentos. It also provides a cottage cheese mayonnaise recipe and serving ideas for sandwiches and bread.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Highlights Local News
Twenty years ago in Huron several items are noted: Mr and Mrs George King returned from Norfolk Nebraska after two weeks visiting relatives. Mrs E Potter and son Keith left for Superior Wisconsin for a few weeks with relatives. Two large rainbow trout caught by Donnie Sauer in Spearfish Canyon are displayed at Lampe's market. Dr W F Whorton RD Whorton L LaPier Sam Birkiw and Carl Weir attended Andrew Gemmil's funeral in Iroquois, aiding in Masonic rites. Monte Appel departed for Duluth Minnesota to practice at a Tire house. George Stauffacher farm, the old cheese factory, southeast of Broadland, burned early this morning. The stove origin is unknown. Mr Stauffacher is a brother-in-law of O Hagen of this city, and Mr Hegenes ton was visiting the farm when the fire forced him to escape through a upper window.
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George’ King
Norfolk
Neb
Mitch
E. Potter Ari Son
Keith
Superior
Wis
Lampe
Donnie Sauer
Spearfish Canyon
W. F Whorton
R. D. Whorton
L. LaPier
Sam Birkiw
Carl Weir
Iroquois
Andrew Gemmil
Huron Lodge
Dr. Wharton
Monte Appel
Duluth
Minn
George Stauffacher
Broadland
Stauffacher
O. & Hagen
Hegen'e Ton
Mlinaig Reports Employment Gains In Chicago Area
Data show employment up by 4.7 percent from June to July and payroll rising 0.52 percent. Statewide earnings averaged 90.70 dollars in July versus June.
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Mlinaig
Chicago
Iune
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Via
Central
By Evelyn Hartnagel
Girl Scouts
Pickerel Lake
PR Sey
Neluie
Ana
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