Government fruitless farm board criticisms emerge in Omaha World-Herald
The Omaha World-Herald features harsh criticism of the Federal Farm Board highlighting massive losses in stabilization efforts for wheat and cotton, plunging prices, and high salaries. It argues for replacing the board with practical business leadership and notes counterclaims that without board actions conditions might be worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Omaha World-Herald
Cotton Stabilization Corporation
Grain Stabilization Corporation
New York
Farm Board
Peace through friendship not disarmament, says Columbia professor
A Columbia University professor argues that honoring war dead and flag salutes breed war spirits and that disarmament alone cannot prevent war. He urges mental disarmament through better international goodwill and friendship, noting peace requires deeper cross national understanding and avoid fostered jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
America
Columbia
Charitable giving surpasses city relief needs
A midwest city budget for relief work stood at 624000 dollars while residents contributed over 800000 dollars. Wealthy individuals and business organizations joined many modest donors in a broad national chorus of support during a time of widespread need.
Duty to civilization through winter relief funds
The speaker argues that people cannot endure life’s necessities hardship and that men must support relief funds to spare families from suffering. Women and children should not bear the burden, and every able man has a duty to contribute to relief this winter for humanity and civilization.
Inflation Ahead Warns New York Economist Virgil Jordan
Virgil Jordan a New York economist told a Senate sub committee that another inflationary period is due early next year predicting a rapid undamped boom. He cited gold reserves, hoarded currency around 1.5 billion dollars, and low bank borrowings under the legal reserve system as factors. Reports from lignite coal fields in northwest South Dakota show rising demand as briquetting trials in North Dakota fail to reach affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Jordan
New York
United States Senate
New York Economist
Fed
Northwesten
South Dakota
North Dakota
McFadden Defends Involvement in World Affairs at Waterloo
Congressman McFadden criticizes calls for U.S. isolation, arguing economic ties and global trade remain vital. He cites Commerce Department data showing a record foreign trade value in 1931 and highlights widespread exports from Alabama to Brazil, California to China, and New York to Australia. He warns against retreat into isolation while urging continued engagement in international bodies and monetary issues.
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WIFH
Best OF
WORLD
Des Moines Register
McFadden
Waterloo
World Court
League
Federal Department of Commerce
Alabama
Brazil
California
China
Connecticut
Chile
Minnesota
Czecho- Slovakia
Ohio
Rumania
Tivisis
Egypt
Massachusetts Shoes
Turkey
New York Wall Board
Australia
Dor Ws
International
Court
4 H Style Revue Feature Of Meet In Chicago
The 4 H Style Revue highlighted state champions competing for national honors at the Tenth National 4 H Club congress in Chicago. Illinois won the national honors. Anette Youkerowitz of Hoopes, Texas, and others are named among top prizeists with a four trip prize offered by Chicago Mail Order Company.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Viola Mach
Tabor, & D
Europe
Chicago Mail Order Company
United States
Illinois
Brest
Anette Youkerowitz
Hoopeston
Georgia
Joes
Massachusetts
Anette
Louise Morgen
Bucnanan
Annette Yonkelowitz
Clinois
Helen Louie Thomas
Amesville
Ohio
Mary Marley
Ashland
Mees
Hee
Asders
Mary Emily Watkins
Madisom
Tenn
Helen Hayes
Canion
Miss
Frieda Rauschenberg
Spruce Pine
Ala
Irene Everest
Grangeville
Tasha
Shirley Jones
Bath
Virginie Noble
Burlington
Lois Fierson
Lincoln
Neb
Gwen Bradley
Broadview
Yellowstone County
Montans
Alpena Girl Wins Sixth At Congress
Pearl Linafelter of Alpena Sunshine 41 club earned sixth place with an emergency meal canning exhibit at the National 4A club congress in Chicago. Over three years she accumulated state fair awards and national selections, including first prizes and multiple seconds and thirds across canned meats, vegetables, fruits, jellies, and soups, with a menu card showing meal usage. The exhibit also won first at the South Dakota State fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Linafelter
Alpena Sunshine 41 Club
Chicago
Pearl
Prairie Maid Club elects 4-H delegate for trip to Jun ior Short Course
The Prairie Maid Dairy Calf club of Besdle county elected Adam Cullon as its 4-H delegate to the Junior Short Course in Huronite news writing contest. The meeting at Ross Cummings home included elf members, Dale Biggerstaff presiding over the business session. Social hour featured games and a lunch by Mrs. Cummings. The next meeting is set for January 1 at D. S. Olson’s home.
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ais _ of
Prairie Maid Club
Adam Cullon
Prairie Maid Dairy
Besdle
Ross Cummings
Elf
Dale
Biggerstaff
Jefferson Reserves Appoint Committees in After School Meeting
The Jeffers Girl Reserves met after school under supervision of Miss Clare Sete, electing officers and forming committees. Report notes supervision by Vir Virginia Dumdey and references a student reporter.
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Jefferson
Jeffers
Mork Dey
Mies
Clare Sete
Ginia Dumdey
Youur
Fol
Fragmented OCR notes on historical formation and events
Fragmented text shows garbled phrases about a formation, bangs sung, petrols feature, and division into groups. Details are unclear, with misread names and places, offering little concrete facts to reconstruct a coherent event or date.
Girls Are Champions of Bath Dairy Club Demonstration
Myrtis Holmes and Sybil Esche led Bath Dairy Club demonstrators under Mrs. Robert Wheating to top honors at Tri-State and State Fairs, then first at the state meet in St. Louis and national champions. South Dakota team earned medals and cash prizes for making cottage cheese and diet uses at the National Dairy Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtis Holmes
Sybil Esche
Bath Dairy Club
Robert Wheating
St. Louis
South Dakota
Dakota Farmer Mgenzine
Library Adds New Easy Books For Boys And Girls
Huron Public Library offers a group of new easy readers led by Miss Caroline Orvis. Titles include Buddy's Adventures in the Blueberry Patch, Felle's New Suit, Mother Goose Fun, Angus and the Cat, Day in a Child's Life, Home First Reader, Under the Story Tree, Benny and His Penny, Picture Boat of Animals, and more. Additional titles are Second Picture Book, Meddlesome Mouse, Twin Lambs, Fluffy Cat's Tail, Once There Was a Big Crocodile, A Head for Hap py, Bingo is My Name, I Go A Traveling, Peges and Peter and What They Did Today.
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Huron Publi Library
Caroline Orvis
Buddy
Heskow
Felle
Beskow
Byingfen
Greenaway
Farmer
Dell
Hader
Klingensmith
Clark Girls Elect Huronite Delegate
The Thorp Thread and Thimble club of Clerk county reorganizes for the new year at the school house. Nine members rolled in as officers were elected led by President Carleton Grigg and Vice President Treubie Camowski. Alice Stacey will attend the Jusser Short course at Brookings as club delegate with expenses paid from the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorp Thread and Thimble Club
Clerk County
Alice Stacey
Carleton Grigg
Treubie Camowski
Eva-Lou Robison
Edith Tarbox
Meste Holmes
Blanche
Brookings
Blanche ‘Harmen
Ithe
Wayland Club To Entertain Mothers At December Event
Wayland Girl Reserve met at Ravenscraft home to craft scrapbooks for orphan children. Members answered roll with thanks and planned a Mother Daughter entertainment. They practiced, played games, and shared lunch. Next meeting December 17 at the club room will feature an Indian name given by Genevieve Carlson, club reporter.
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Wayland Club
Wayland Girl Reserve Club
Ravenscraft
Pris
Genevieve Carlgon
Hitchcock Hustlers Elect New Officers
The Hitchcock 4-H club met at John Phillips home on December 3 to review record books and set deadlines with the county agent. Albert Gould and Derelson served as club officers. Marmath joined as a new member.
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Hitchcock Hustlers
John Phillips
Haris
Test
Most Derelson
Albert Gould
R Weeds
Phillipe
Martins
Marmath
Elials
Arg Bey
West
Club Raportar
Mostly Short Words by a Distinguished French Statesman
A fragmented passage lists a series of clues and partial words about a renowned French statesman who recently visited the U.S. It pairs terms like seed varieties, fish names, meals, and abstract ideas with scattered numbers, suggesting a cryptic or crossword style feature from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mohammedan Paradise
Open Forum on Farm Mortgage Reform and Credit Critique
The piece cites President Hoover addressing 1900 delegates in Washington on home ownership investing, urges funding farm home loans from postal savings, critiques farm price distortions, oil and automobile costs, and calls for credit reforms. Senator Hiram Johnson and Congress are referenced as key figures shaping next week's agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Beadle County
Banker Journal
South Dakota
Congress
Hiram Johnson
California
Europe
Unclear fragment on studies and unemployment question
Fragment discusses an international query about unemployment and a hypothetical future topic. The readable text is garbled and lacks identifiable names places or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By Sara L Dewing
Guidance on selecting reading material emphasizes depth over light fiction. It cites works by Forster Buck Lagerlof Galsworthy and classics by Scott Dickens and Thackeray as timeless and valuable for broadening horizons and measuring literary merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara L. Dewing
India
F. RM. Forster
Buck
Selma Lagerlof
John Galsworthy
Scott
Dickens
Thackeray
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Masonic Officers Elected
Twenty years ago today in Huron lodge No. percent A F and A M held its annual meeting at the Masonic temple to elect officers for the year. Names include BE L Appieby Thomas H Campbell CN Hall Robert B Hill treasurer IL J Rice secretary J H Feasbers S D Glen Waibel J D G W Hill S B H Larsen 3. HH OM. Vollmer traveled to Carthage for business. Several locals left for visits to Broadland Beoad Jard and Cavour. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Joe H Leahy at 110 Dekeota avenue. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Asy Whisman in Saskatoon Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Lodge
A. F
A .M
Masonic Temple
L. Appieby
Thomas H. Campbell
S. W
CN. Hall
J. W
Robert B. Hill
IL J. Rice
J. H. Feasbers
S D
Glen Waibel
J. D
G. W. Hill
H. Larsen
OM. Vollmer
Carthage
Nels Paulson
Broo Weings
Gladys van Winkle
Broadland
W._D. Miller
Points West
B. McGorsey
Cavour
Joe H
Mra
M.D. Whisman
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