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Grain man urges policy changes on grain act and farm board
E J Grimes of Minneapolis, vice-president of Cargill Elevator, addresses grain dealers urging major changes to the grain marketing act and Farm Board. He argues the act and board caused low prices, cites 1929 world wheat exports, and says tariffs should aid agriculture without the Farm Board administering the plan.
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Grain Dealers’ Association
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Northwest
Federal Farm Board
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Russia
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Farm Board
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Legislation Debate Stirs Grain Trade and Public Spending
The piece reviews opposition to a grain trade plan, arguing for public spending curtailment to restore confidence. It notes support for reductions in road construction, praising Mills and linking agricultural conditions to the broader economy. It also mentions changes at the Sioux City Journal and South Dakota leadership efforts, including Fred W. Sargent’s Rushmore memorial role.
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Earl
Press Comment The Kitchen Cabinet in Politics
The piece favors informal presidential circles over the formal cabinet, noting a kitchen cabinet where leaders do not seek publicity. It imagines presidents meeting in shirtsleeves, sharing jokes and blunt talk, suggesting such gatherings reveal true policy brass tacks and camaraderie.
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Unemployment Insurance Debate Faces Labor Plans
The American Federation of Labor urges unemployment insurance with employer funding, contrasting English models with government partnership. Debate centers on feasibility, employer costs, and a state commission to balance rates. critics warn of wage cuts and long-term payroll strain amid hard times.
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Baby Beef Club Work Shows Promise for Youth
The article outlines selecting calves for baby beef projects, stressing common breeding over fancy traits. It notes feeder calf quality, conformation, and head width, plus feed plans using corn, linseed meal, alfalfa, and corn waste, with guidance from Mr Johnson and Mr Twinson on teaching youths practical cattle husbandry in 4-H clubs.
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Four-Hers Compete For Banners At Brookings Event
Four banner awards will honor counties excelling in music achievement test representation club participation and attendance. The program covers youth short course topics for boys and girls including farm feeds equipment, shoe scraper making, room arrangement, health demonstrations and grooming, with shared focus on the farm family, club planning, and garden.
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Bon Homme Boy Goes To Chicago
Bon Homme county youths praise 4 H club work as a source of information and inspiration. A Bon Homme boy recalls eight projects since joining the Daisy Valley sow litter club in 1929, including hog litter and baby pork efforts, noting sanitation, feeding, and breeding improvements. He cites value of educational trips to the state fair and junior short course, emphasizing opportunities to collaborate with peers for agricultural progress.
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Banner Is Offered In Music Contest
BROOKINGS Dec. 8 Special The several hundred club members who will attend the Junior Short courses at State college December 2 to 30 will test themselves in music knowledge The music achievement test will form part of an assembly program at the short course Ten compositions given at club camp rally day local club meetings and the composer’s name will be tested Delegates are expected to attend from more than half of South Dakota counties.
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Friendly Leaguers Social Page Hints at Postcard Scatter
The readable fragment mentions friendly league members and social events as part of a larger social column. It hints at pages filled with chatter, gatherings, and community notices, though the full context and dates remain unclear.
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Eater Iscunaions
Cae Hatte
4-H Leader Proposes Short Course Delegates Plan
4 H club members unable to attend junior short course this year may send a delegate as a practical alternative. HL Mr Jones state 4 H club Leader advocates this method to ensure instruction continues through delegated participation.
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Jing Hut
Wide Awake Leagueer Quote Fragment Sparks Debate
A fragmented excerpt mentions Wide Awake Leaguers and a member Bau Tah Olson. The incomplete line hints at internal discussion or dispute within the group, leaving the exact stance and context unclear.
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Bautah Olson
Governor and Queen Horizontal 101 The Roosevelt theater clue
A fragmentary puzzle style entry lists names and terms such as Theodore Roosevelt, Italian monetary units, Custer bean, phantom, and various numbered clues. The text appears as a miscellaneous crossword style hazy reference with mixed languages and disrupted phrases. It lacks a clear narrative or event to summarize into a concrete news item.
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Indian posters are made by Wolsey girl
Maxine Mae Op perman and Bradie Mesan led third graders at Wolsey School in a project about Indians. Students created Sioux and Eskimo posters, with boys building a sand table and girls crafting a flag.
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Nelly
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Valley League Boys Use Empty Shells for Match Carriers
Valley district No. 2 Beadle county member Lewis Schwartz describes finding empty 12 gauge shotgun shells along the James River to create match carriers by inserting 18 gauge into larger shells. He notes the drying and waterproofing of the shells for storage.
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Lewis Schwartz
Beadle County
James River
Benk
Huron Scout Troop Holds Friday Evening Meeting
Huron Scout Troop met Friday at the American Lutheran Church with Scoutmaster F F Dock in charge. Milton Prowls, troop scribe, notes seven scouts and three visitors attended, Dale Hanson earned Tenderfoot advancement, and a tug of war against Ravens and Eagle ended with a win. The meeting opened with a salute and a verse of America, and closed with the scout benediction. Next meeting is Friday evening in December.
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Belle Prairie Club Plans Second Year Mission Meeting
Belle Prairie Club concluded its meeting by serving lunch and outlining plans for the next mission, scheduled to be held in January the following year.
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Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Chronicle Note
A fragmented item recalls A. 3. Bick planning to leave this week for California. The brief snippet hints at travel or relocation, with limited readable details and uncertain context about the exact event or date in Huron.
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Weekend Visitors and Holiday Plans Mentioned in Local Notes
Miss May Fry hosts Sunday visit while Kenneth Parke is due Friday from Youngstown to celebrate holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs W Parke. George W Weight departs for a business trip, R W Clarke heads to Pierre for a committee meeting, John Davenport plans a Chicago trip to see relatives, and Mrs Divenport stays as Elmer Given’s daughter prepares to welcome Christmas at the Given home.
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