Legistors duty on liquor issue in Illinois senate race
The article analyzes whether Ruth Hanna McCormick should follow her constituents on liquor laws or her own beliefs if elected to the U S Senate. It argues she should resign if forced to defy her convictions and notes J Hamilton Lewis as her opponent. Illinois politics and the dry wet debate frame the contest.
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Ruth Hanna McCormick
United States Senate
J. Hamilton Lewis
McCormick
Sioux City Tribune
Kansas City
Illinois
Senate
Clinois
Iroquois Chief Urges Frugal Public Service Reform
The Iroquois Chief argues for tax reform and fair burden sharing, contending real change requires running public affairs as economically as private matters. He cites extravagant travel pay and travel mileage abuses by state employees and political use of autos, urging a shift in public service attitude.
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Doubtioas
Argus- Leader
Army of State
Taxation burden on farm lands prompts conference
Editor Halladay of the Chief, long on the state board of charities and corrections, notes that farm lands are taxed beyond their ability to produce returns and urges the State Chamber of Commerce tax conference to offer constructive recommendations to the legislature.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Halladay
State Board of Charities and’ Corrections
Seed Crop Opportunity Urges South Dakota Seed Trade
Frank D. Kriebs, secretary of agriculture, argues SD should promote seed production beyond basic farming. He cites talks with Missouri and Kansas officials, notes alfalfa seed quality, and suggests farm groups organize a coordinated seed corn and alfalfa seed campaign. He reports a current market for fifteen cars and potential for much more.
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Frank D. Kriebs
Huronite
South Dakota
Ma. Kriebs
Missouri
Kansas
Kriebs
Rapid City
Cheaper books spark debate in England and America
The Science Monitor discusses Tim and money in publishing with English author Hugh Walpole opposing cheaper books. He warns readers critics and booksellers lack time, yet questions if cheap fiction will curb talent or stifle new writers while maintaining interest in enduring works.
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Tim
Money Christian
Science Monitor
England
United States
Hugh Walpole
Time
In London Weekly
Herries
Walpele
Harper
Dairy prices rebound as butterfat firm at Watertown creameries
Watertown creameries pay 40 cents a pound for butterfat, up 11 cents from June low, easing fears of dairy instability. The revival supports dairying as a steady income in eastern South Dakota amid broader farming diversification and growing appetite for butter. Industry resilience, consumer demand, and seasonal factors drive the upturn, with producers optimistic about continued profitability.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Peices
Washort
Girl Scout Little House Movement Spreads Across U S
The Little House concept, a communal home making center for Girl Scouts, began in Washington with the National Life House and Mrs. Hoover. As a model, it has inspired communities coast to coast to build centers for cooking, crafts, and youth leadership.
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United States
Washiington
D. C
Herbert Hoover
Scoutts
John Howard Payne
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Girl Scouts
Hoover
Washington Little House
Girl Scout Memory Garden
Sarah Louise Att ‘Neld
Boston
Girl Scout Organization
Little House
Calvin Coolidge
Dean Arneold
James Storrow
Washington
The
Better Homes
Scouts
Mrr. Hoover
Central South Dakota club members named for state fair
The Dakota clubbers list top names from Beadle Hughes and Hand counties. Leaders include Earl Simentel for showmanship Alice McBride of Wolsey heads a winning Beadle team Kathryn Frevert of Lee’s Hustlers is aiming for an extension specialist career Gviatt Brothers of Clyde Cream Crusaders excel in dairy Ethel Kitterman of Doland among health champions Lucile Fool heads several Hughes county garden clubs Irene Carpenter Minnot county Bernice Jackson Potter county Minnie Verdugt Band county Ruby Yearous Hand county Et ta Mie Englemann and Leona McCarl Hand county. More names to follow. readers invited to submit candidates.
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Dakota
South Dakota
R.A. Cave
Sara L. Dewing
Out
Earl Simentel
Alice McBride
Wolsey
Beadle County
Kathryn Frevert
Lee's Hustlers
Gviatt Brothers
Clyde Cream Crusaders
Ethel Kitterman
Doland
Central South Dakosto
Lucile Fool
Hughes County
Irene Carpenter
Minot County
Bernice Jackson
Potter County
Minnie Verdugt
Band County
Ruby Yearous
Hand County
Etta Mie Englemann
Leona McCarl
Neighborhood News Highlights from Local Visitors
Sioux Falls minister Rev Fr Lea Hussman left after a brief visit with Mrs J E Barth and family. Town guests included Mrs Lulu Ringdahl and daughter Mrs Esther Wasley of Fort Pierce Florida with Miss Frances Rix of Spring Valley Minnesota and Mrs Lois Rexford of Brookings. Bon Homme Register editor Ray Vietch visited Groton friends. previously Groton Herald editor for 30 years. Various locals hosted visitors from Britton Austin Watertown Minneapolis Aberdeen and Chicago. A farewell party for Janet Bowles Frances Greene and W E Greene was held. they plan moves to Minneapolis Hamlin University and Aberdeen. A dimmer party honored Sperati of Austin Minnesota. Arch Falkner and Chicago visitors stayed with the Harward Falkner home.
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Lea Hussman
Sioux Falls
J. E. Barth
Lulu Ringdah
Esther Wasley
Fort Pierce
Fla
Frances Rix
Spring Valley
Minn
Lois Rexford
Brookings
Ray Vietch
Bon Homme
Baby
Austin
Frances Greene
W. E. Greene
M. E. Church
RW. Bradshaw
Minneapolis
Hamlin University
Greene
Aberdeen
Alfred Paetznick Hall
Sperati
Mins
Rose Hopiner
Archie Falkner
Chicago
Harward Falkner
Olson
Salon
Harriber
Suhday
Ali
Herman Zeliner
Riz
R. E. Macheod
Keromar Leod
Tiage
Four Farm Girls Grow Pickles for Education Fund
Four plucky farm girls from West Branch Iowa harvest cucumbers on two and a half acres to fund schooling. Daughters of Mr. and Mrs E C Morris they rent land for 11 dollars per acre and handle planting cultivation disease control and harvesting with guidance from a canning factory. The Morris farm lies two and a half miles east of West Branch.
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Beir West Branch
Hoover
E. C. Morris
C . Lorene
Peon College
Furiah College
Evelyn
Kathryn
Klarie
Morris Farm
West Branch
Club Girl Louise Temple Sets Four Years of 4-H Leadership
Louise Temple of Montgomery county emerges as a standout 4-H club leader in the National 4-H Club magazine. Since joining in 1925 she has held multiple offices, won numerous prizes totaling 48.50 dollars in cash, earned trips to major congresses, and demonstrated leadership through canning, arts, home furnishings, and community programs while serving in Sunday school and mission groups.
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Louise Temple x
Montgomery County
Chicago
Mississippi
Relps Gihers
Louise
Missionary Society
Girl Reserve Organization
Busy Bee 4 H Sewing Club Hosts Third Meeting
Beadle county 4 H club The Busy Bee Sewing held its third meeting Tuesday at Tres and Zelma Worrall home. Alyce Van Morlehem club reporter notes eight new members attended as quilt blocks were distributed and a birthday celebration was mentioned.
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Beadle County
Tres
Zelma Worrall
Alyce van Morlehem
Real Estate Transfers Involving PRAARAASASAR SADA DARADOALS
Real estate transfer notes reference PRAARAASASAR SADA DARADOALS and company interests in lot 7 block 3 Weir Plat to Haron Josephs Patterson Haron and related parcels including lots 12 34 in Tascadog addition. Details show E 9 interest and multiple lot transfers with unclear names and plat references.
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Praaraasasar Sada Daradoals An - Company
Gel Wee A
Bache Umd
Haron
Local notes and incidents from St Lawrence area
Recap of community happenings including visits, illnesses, and events. Prizes, fires, and farm losses are noted along with school openings, church activities, and a large Sunday school picnic. Several residents are mentioned by name with travels and health updates amid farm and weather concerns.
Tulare Visitors Return After Midwest Trip
Mrs. George Nowell and sons Wilbert and George completed a tour of Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin. Miss Josephine Hass left Joliet to resume teaching. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W H Otto, born August 24, died shortly after birth. Mr. and Mrs. William Binger and Miz were mentioned.
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Tulare
George Nowell
Wilbert
George
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Josephine Hass
Joliet
Wht
Otto
William Binger
Miz
Local residents share visits and marriages in Sioux City area
Glena Binger of Sioux City arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs H H Binger. Carl Hilkemeier family and Ausg Emma Hehnke returned from a Black Hills sight seeing trip. Esther Binger came home from Evanston Illinois after attending Northwestern University. Friends learned of Ruth Bersting's marriage on February 15 to Augustin Cole of Emmetsburg Iowa.
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Glena Binger
Sioux City
H. H. Binger
Carl Hilkemeier
Emma Hehnke
Black Hill
Esther Binger
Evanston, Il
Northwestern University
Ruth Bersting
Cow
Augustin PL Cole
Emmetsburg
Local court opens September with jury called later
Miller Judge Frank R. Fisher will open here September 8 with jurors to be called September 15. The Hand county normalist meets here September 12 and 15 with D. C. Mills of Pierre and Mrs Grace Truasx of Sioux Falls plus Mrs. Zella Scofield of De Smet as instructors. Various residents travel and visit, including Minnesotans in Minneapolis, Rev Joseph Andrews family to Randolph Nebraska, and Mrs Minnie Jenlink with family in Cherokee Oklahoma. A car incident sends three women to Rock Island.
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Frank R. Fisher
Hand County Normalist
D. C. Mills
Pierre
Grace Truasx
Sioux Falls
Zella Scofield
de Smet
Donald McCullen
Vincent Fox
Everet Butler
Minneapolis
Joseph Andrews
Randolph
Nea
Boyd Ulrich
Miles Henry
Raymond Dortberger
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnie Jenlink
W.S. Thomas
George Bridenbaugh
Council Bluds
Eva Briden
Frank Scofield
Aberders
Seattle
Wash
Wisconsin
Damon
Scosi
Rock Island
Charles Brown
Vern Danburg
Fred Haberling
Beckham
Hilda Gwen
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Travel
Mrs Verne and family entertain, Mr and Mrs, and relatives visit in town. Mrs Cheney hosts at the Stevens home on Sunday. Mrs T Mace visits relatives. Miss Enid Moran arrives for Yankton trip en route to Miller to teach. Mrs Dragseth and daughter Hazel visit Dell Rapids. Ruth Juergens assists threshers. E E Newton and family return from Pierre. Mrs Newton ill.
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Verne
Wlw
Cetsers
Sen Benjto
Tex
Ned White
W. EL
Mer
Harold Ringheimer
Hve
Enid Moran
Yankton
Darren Gibbs
Heron
Miller
Andrew Dragseth
Hazel
Dell Rapids
Ruth Juergens
Hiram Heitlardgoodl
E. E. Newton
Pierre
Local residents and school staff changes noted
Troqtois Mr and Mrs L J Bruhn arrive to occupy Floyd Van Tassel home while Bruhn becomes new tramereis teacher. Several relocations include RS Cameron and lnt yle families moving in, Doris Rounds teaching in Kianta, Dephane Hammond to Mitchell, A E Spaniard family moving to town, and Mrs Clara Thomas visiting from Chicago. Community members plan visits, vacations, and recover from illness.
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L. J. Bruhn
Will Orupy
Floyd van Tassel
Dhr. Bruhn
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