This Date In South Dakota History And Tariff Debate
A ledger of South Dakota history notes milestones from 1806 to 1922 including Lewis and Clark encampment at Little Bend, Fort Pierre planting, notable births, deaths, and military events. The column moves to tariff discussion, critiquing the House Hawley bill and presenting Governor Christianson’s objections and four main points about agricultural vs industrial impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark
Little Bend
Pierre Journal
Jesse Brown
Sturg
Washington County
Tennessee
E. C. Ericson
Board of Regents
Sweden
South Dakota
Philippines
Thomas Milanchton Edwards
Elk Point
Milanchton Hoyt
McCammon
Idaho
House
Senate
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Christianson
Middle West
Lasky warns actors to avoid chasing Hollywood fame
Jesse Lasky of the Hollywood motion picture world warns that most would be actresses cannot succeed without rare talent or ability. He advises girls to have a round trip ticket and funds for six months, and notes some will ignore the warning while urging parents to post it as a caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Lasky
Jesse Lasky
Hollywood Moving Picture World
Hollywood
A WORD ABOUT YOUTH
Yale Divinity School dean emeritus Charles R. Brown says youth are not wholly good or bad, noting that the young are mixed like everyone else and wheat and tares grow together in a fertile and warm soil. The remark counters overblown youth condemnation and urges balanced views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Brown
D. D
Yale Divinity School
Dean Brown
Left Arm Signal Misunderstood by Drivers
The article discusses the left arm signal used by motorists, praising its usefulness yet noting widespread confusion. It explains how extending the arm to indicate a left or right turn, or stopping, should be clear, but finds that many drivers do not follow or understand the signal correctly, leading to unsafe behavior.
Understanding Car Signals and Safety on the Road
A fragment discusses how a hand dangling from a car window can mean many things from signaling a turn to checking rain. It notes that left hand signals can be useful but careless driving often makes signals confusing or misleading on streets.
Highway fund query over Sioux City paving
Sioux Falls article argues the South Dakota Highway Commission should explain funding for a 714 mile paving contract in Union county amounting to over 200000. It questions source of 161000 beyond Union county credit and warns against diverting state road funds to Sioux City, urging clarity amid county fund pooling and Minnesota County’s larger yet unused credit.
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Sioux Falls
Iowa
Union County
Sioux City
Pierre
Commission
South
Minnehaha County
Farm Board Faces Criticism Over Loans and Cooperatives
The Fargo Forum reports mounting criticism of the federal farm board for its loan policies to California raisin growers and the cotton industry. It notes the board favors commodity cooperatives and the National Grain Marketing Corporation, formed by a 16 member committee, arguing the plan gives farmers control and access to global crop condition data. The piece labels critics as misguided and urges focus on the broader issue amid international tensions.
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Fargo
Federal Farm Board
California
Northwest
Grain Farmers’ Organization
Tha “National Grain Marketing Corporation
Florida
Enchanted Alleys and Barn Lofts of a Bygone Era
A reflective reminiscence recalls alleys as hideouts from adult traffic and playgrounds filled with hiding spots and make believe camps. Barn lofts held old magazines and drafts of adventure while the one room schoolhouse taught stenography and shorthand, replaced by motion pictures and opera houses in the modern era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seata
Century radio schedule chaos from August listings
A dense OCR of broadcast times and station call letters across major networks shows a jam of programs and hosts from CBS NBC and independent stations. The entries include music hours orchestras talk shows and dramatic readings with many cross references to WABC WJZ WEAF WGN KMOX KMBC and other outlets in multiple cities.
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WABC
New York
CBS
Cathedral
aAlso
WAC
WKRC
WOWO
KMOX
KMBC
KOI
Wcco Webem
Norphy:s Boarding Housé
WADC
KMON
KOTL
ELP
WMAQ
WCCO
Art Kahn
Fis
Orchestra
KMPC
KOLU
WILK
WEGM
WGHP
WSID
WFEM
Theater ‘of the
Wendell Hall
Waldo Wic
WBBM
Wowolkmox
KMBEC
WSPD
WHK
WLAG
Wot
WBRC
WREG
KRLA
KFIE
KRED
RTSA
WISN
Wadc Wire
Wowokmox
KOIL
Samovar
WIRC
WSPI
WEAF
NBC Chain
National Forum
Wsal Wow
WHAS
WMC
WSB
KVQO
WFAA
KPRO
WOCO
Major Bowes’ Family
WGY
WWJ
WSAl_ KSI
WSA
Wky-Wete
WSM
WAPL
WLS
WTAM
Our Government
David Lawrence
KSD
WSAL
WEJE
WWMC
Pyngram
WGN
WSI
WNC
WRAA
Chois
Sans
Herman
WBAP
Wiz
NBC
PersiansAlso
WLW
Kywikwk-Witmj
WREN
WS4
Luvalie Wolfe
WJZ
Rally
KWK
Alsoowry
WEAA
KPRC
KSTP
Radio Aid
Peter Ihnetsen
KDKA
Jone Pictu
Lew White
Wrien
KRSTP
WTMI
Amos
Andy
Wuubc
KOA
IESL
Armchair Quartet
KDIKA
Plerod
Salome
Rise of 4-H fair exhibits at State fair
Brookings August 24 State college 4-H club leader H M Jones reports a 50 percent rise in livestock and poultry exhibits at the State fair. Baby beef classes jump from 104 to 244. projected totals include 168 dairy calves 531 pigs 75 sheep and 370 poultry. A livestock sale September 12 is expected to reach about 30000 dollars, with stalls to be provided at the Huron grounds September 9 to 13.
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Brookings
H.M. Jones
State College
Teader
Jones
State Fair Board
Huron Grounds
Clay County Fair Expects Bigger 4 H Exhibits
Vermillion August 24 Four H club displays at Clay county fair August 28 are expected to be notably larger than last year, per a survey by Hilda Di Liaabs home extension agent and Eberlin county agent The livestock division anticipates more hogs dairy calves baby pork and poultry corn and potatoes Annel women and girls club space will host clothing and canned goods Exhibitions include two girls demonstration teams to represent Clay Union Yankton district at the state fair and a judging team of Rudolph Anderson Lester Carlson Bernard Fallenkamp and Sidney Anderson.
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Clay County
Hilda di Liaabs
Eberlin
Livestock Club
Tos
Womens and Girls
Clay-Union-Yankton
Fale
Doris
Ruth Bauban
Dorothy Nelson
Lucillé Hannen
Rudolph
Anderson
Lester
Carlson
Bernard Fallenkamp
Sidney Anderson
Eberlein
Place More Trout In Hills Streams
In Aug 24, 13,000 fingerling trout were placed in streams near Hill City and Spring Creek, with fish released below town and from the creek to restock the watershed. The effort aimed to boost stream habitats and fish populations after a recent raid on the stocking program by the local superintendent and stream club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Dow
St the Lack Club
Spring ‘Creek
Wbs
Local Pair Plans Oregon Move For Next Year
Aarold Johnson and another Ames resident will depart this week for Oregon where they will live with their uncle Sam McLoui for the coming year. They expect to settle in after arrival and begin new arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orego Ames
Aarold
Johnson
Oregon
Plato
Sam
McLoui
Short Change Artist Busted at Norden
At Lake Norden an 18 year old swindler tried a short change racket on a local gasoline station. The fraud was detected shortly after he left town and he was pursued and overtaken. He disgorged the missing funds and was released after settling the matter. He claimed to be bound for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Norden
Kansas City
Designs for Rural News Writing Book Released
Brookings August 24. A circular for rural newspaper correspondents and 4 H club reporters by State College extension voices to improve news items. L E Childers and C D Byrne note every farm is a news laboratory and every farmer a news maker as agriculture rapidly changes with new methods and machinery.
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Brookings
State College Extension Sex Voice
L. E. Childers
C D. Byrne
ABC
Alfalfa Seed Crop Expected Even With 1928 Level
Brookings Aug 24 A crop of alfalfa seed approximately equal to last year was forecast for the west river section after R E Johnston extension agronomist traveled through 12 counties. He noted heavy inroads from grasshoppers and poor growth in many fields since the first cutting, with substantial damage in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
West River
R. E Johnston
State College
West Central
Johnston
Notable alfalfa findings across Cheyenne river valleys
Mr Johnson reported exceptionally good alfalfa in the lowlands and along river valleys from Bridger to Carlin. He praised seed growers for weed control and noted widespread clean fields due to cooperative crop improvement efforts. The candle heat fact and age rule appear as unrelated trivia.
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Johnson
Cheyenne River
Bridger
Carlin
Johnston
Crop Improvement Association
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So. Dak
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South Dakotany
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Oksmobile
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