Dominion plan favored for Philippine American ties
Vicente Villamin argues a dominion model between the United States and the Philippines offers practical stability and mutual benefits. He notes benefits like a tariff protected market and protection for American interests, warns against premature independence, and suggests a two sided trade and migration pact rather than domestic law. He cites China events and Hawes-Cutting bill as reasons to reconsider independence timelines and explore a concrete dominion arrangement.
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Huron College
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Ottawa
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Sensible tax committee named by State Chamber of Commerce
A newly formed tax committee of the State Chamber of Commerce met at Huron on Saturday and discussed forming a smaller study group to examine the state's business climate. The panel aims to report its findings to the full committee before pursuing lower taxes, with members described as some of the state's best and wisest business leaders.
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Lawmakers Join Tax Reform Effort Informed Drive
Legislators welcome a new body aimed at reducing government spending and lowering taxes. The imperial committee of the chamber plans to present facts to influence the legislature, urging careful study of problems and adherence to possible tax savings. Some proposals require constitutional amendments, but many ideas can be adopted directly by the legislature. Contact with the state chamber tax committee is encouraged for prospective legislators.
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National Air races may see 300 mph speed records
The article predicts new lead-plane speed marks at the National Air races with speeds potentially reaching 300 miles per hour. It notes last year’s record of 36 mph and mentions the immense pilot and aircraft demands at such velocities, stressing the strain on pilots and the role of design and daring in achieving these speeds.
Vermont Survival Through Exchange and Self-Sufficiency
Walter Hard examines Vermont’s economy showing a shift from prosperity to self reliance. He profiles a couple, Mr. and Mrs. Exchange, who trade a second hand car for a cow, cann produce, and rely on savings. The piece argues Vermonters adapt by cutting cash use and living off farm goods and wood.
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Vermont
Walter Hard
Toney Sack
Exchange
Sonmaer
Decline and fall parallels in ancient empires
A historical meditation contrasts the United States with ancient Greece and Rome, noting cycles of decadence and financial mismanagement. The piece laments political and economic decay, warning of peril if current trends continue before a hopeful emergence from turmoil.
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Sioux City Tribune
United States
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Rome
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Jesup Smaring
Uusxpere
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Unehe Sen
Ingee
Babel
Hamlin 4-H Girl Reflects on Club Work and Achievements
Doris Brassfield Hamlin county champion recalls her 4-H career from 192 Falcon to 1930s, detailing garden projects foods and clothing clubs, camp experiences, exhibits at the State Fair and multiple prizes including a gold medal and trip to junior short course.
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Bryad
Hamlin
Chicago
Lake Kampeski
Like Norden
Leela Pack
Elso
Brookings
Chi
State PTA Meet Leaders Named For Annual Assembly
Names of leaders for the state PTA meet were announced as the annual gathering aims to boost parent involvement and school projects across districts. Delegates from several counties were listed to attend the two day event with workshops and speaker sessions.
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South of
Perents and
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Dairy Champions to Attend National Show in Waterloo Iowa
Four H club dairy champions elected at the South Dakota State Fair will attend the national dairy show in Waterloo Iowa May 5 to 7. H M Jones state 4H club leader announced that South Dakota Dairy association will assist sending teams. The state champion dairy judging team, dairy foods demonstration team and dairy cattle demonstration team are slated for their respective contests at the Iowa event. Last year South Dakota teams earned national titles and high placements.
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Ovider
H. M. Jones
South Dakota Dairy Association
South Daksota
South Dakota Dairy Foods
Presidential Question RIZONTAL 1LGlrew to de tection
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4-H Livestock Events Planned At South Dakota State Fair
4 H club members from South Dakota State College outline a busy fair week September 12 to 16. Activities include meat identification contest, showmanship rounds with hogs sheep and baby beef, livestock judging contests with two county teams, livestock demonstrations, Thursday sale of baby beef fat barrows and fat lambs, and Friday herdsman prizes across four classes.
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H Livestock Clube
South Dakota
FE. A. Johnson
State College
Johnson
Richland Sod Busters Hear Junior Fair Plans
The Richland busters held a regular meeting last week with Mr. Cave presenting a report on the Junior Fair to be held at Sie State fair ground in Huron on September 2. Members were urged to practice, perform, and record details at the September meeting.
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Richland Busters
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Huron
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Style Revue Held By Florensetta Sewing Club
The Florensetta Sewing Club showcased achievement day at Charles Wilson. Members discussed plans for next year and chose a project. Each displayed garments, cost, and material use while dresses featured fit demonstrations. Dwight Croll and Henry Zuck demonstrated curing beeb on potatoes. A luncheon followed with guests Loretta Hunker and Mrs. C. S. Harris attending.
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Florensetta’ Sewing Club
Charles Wilson
Dorris
Harrison
Mile Tager
Dremes
Dwight Croll
Henry Zuck
Wailer Wheere
Mim Loretta Hunker
Mra C. S. Harri
Troop at Alpena Studies Astronomy Event
Alpena Scouts group conducts astronomy study activity focusing on celestial observations. Members explore telescope use, star patterns, and basic sky mapping to enhance practical understanding of space. The session emphasizes teamwork and scientific curiosity among participants.
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Alpena
Giel
Jelly Layer Creations And Apple Juice Recipes
Telly instructions describe making multicolored jelly layers with separate juice pours and brief setting between layers, plus maraschino cherries adding as accents. It covers mint jelly using apple juice, color tweaks, and general jelly technique. Also includes Apple juice and Barberry jelly recipes with steps, quantities, and storage notes for future use.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Social Notes
Twenty years ago today in Huron Mrs J N Jones and son Ralph returned home from Pierre after visiting with Mr Jones. The Huron bridge whist club met at Mrs F N Stewart home for a very enjoyable afternoon. Mes Pierce and two daughters from Minneapolis, visiting Haskins family, departed this morning for Yankton. Mrs E F Bryant entertained ladies for Mrs L J Gower visiting Delia Doney with a party of old friends of Mrs Mouser, a pleasant afternoon.
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Pierre
Mr. Jones
Huron Bridge
F. N. Stewart
Mes
Pierce
Minneapolis
H. Ae Haskins
Mary
Dorothy
Edith
Westhorpe
Yankton
Haskin Park
Bryant
L J
Mouser
Symphony for the Masses to air on WEAF-NBC coast to coast
Radio feature notes a Sunday concert series titled Symphony for the Masses led by Emo Rapee with over 75 musicians in WEAF NBC's theater studio. The program travels coast to coast for an hour and a half weekly starting next Sunday with varied listings across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WIZ NBC including performers such as Countess Albani Lewis James Ed Wynn and Little Jack Little.
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New York
Emo Rapee
Weaf-Nbc
WEAF
NBC
Sarslerson
Crusmit
Countess Albani
Lewis James
Ed Wynn
WABC
CBS
Jay C. Flippen
Little Jack Little
WIZ
Jack Fulton
Sodero
Slump Predicted in South Dakota Cattle Market
Brookings reports show cattle and calves marketed from August to December in South Dakota may total about 317000 head, down nine percent from last year’s 348000. Economic strain keeps cattle on farms as hay and small grains fare well and feed supplies are ample. Shipments expected to arrive later due to plentiful rough feed this year.
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South Dakota
Co. J. Blocum
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Borum
Indian Offices Consolidated at Gregory Nebraska
The Indian offices of Hamill and Ponca have unified at Gregory as a cost saving measure of the federal Indian division. S. N. McKinzle serves as field agent and W. C. Roberts, Rosebud superintendent, oversees operations from Rosebud. Lewis, formerly in charge at Hamill, now heads the Gregory office with weekly office day each Monday and about 125 Indian families served there. On Thursdays the field agent visits Gregory to handle Indian affairs of the territory.
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Mamill
Ponca
Gregory
S. N. McKinzle
W. C. Roberts
Rosebud. Cieie
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