Bulow Budget Sparks South Dakota Editorial Debate
South Dakota papers weigh Governor Bulow budget for two years. Watertown Public Opinion warns against new spending without tax cuts while urging prudent revenue use. Argus Leader favors restraint but cautions against mere slashing. Mitchell Republican criticizes alleged overdraft plans. Pierre Dakotan warns against false economy and warns of higher education consolidation costs.
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South Dakota
Watertown
Argus-Leader
Argus- Leader
South
Mitchell Republican
Pierre Dakotan
Mitchall
State budget debate cautions on costs and approval
The speaker notes that institutions could save thousands over twenty five years and emphasizes that Governor Bulow is not final authority on funding. The legislature, with governor’s approval, will decide increases or reductions and is urged to study plans to cut operating costs in state government.
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Bulow
4 H Club Awards Spread Prize Trips to Brookings
Fifty boys and girls from Central South Dakota win prize trips to the junior short course at State College in Brookings. The program promotes farming study, home management, and high agricultural ideals, aiming to keep youth on the farm and improve community welfare. The Evening Huronite commends Huronians sponsoring trips and expects a beneficial experience for all prize recipients.
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South Dakota
State College
Brookings
Central
Huronite
Organized business to fight Chicago crime head on
News reports say that organized business will take up the battle against crime in Chicago. Businessmen will demand real results and are willing to spend what is needed. Trained men will focus on the problem and citizens from all walks will engage. If racketeers are resisted, they may move to another city.
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Chicago
Press commentary on Morrow and Davis senate committee roles
The piece argues Morrow and Davis are unfairly kept from senatorial posts due to Wall Street prejudice and proprieties. It criticizes the idea that informed competence equates to bias, and notes Senator McMaster’s expense filing showing committee influence and alleged spurning of external financial aid.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Morrow
Senate Banking Committee
New Jersey
Wall Street
Banking Committee
White House
Mosrow
Tof
Davis
Pennsylvania
Senate Committee On Labor and Education
Secretary of Labor
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Senate
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Penate
Marrow
Tito Peeniees
Mr. Devis
McMaster
National Senatorial Committee
Campainn
Senstcelal
Hentas
Uis
Bran
Tor McBinster
Alexendsia Harald
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Daytime Programs
A dense list of radio station lineups across many networks and frequencies for Thursday December 14 across WEAF WABC WGN KWK and other stations. It enumerates programs by time blocks featuring orchestras, studios, sponsored programs, poets, detective dramas and variety acts with stations such as WJZ WEAP WOC and KMOX anchoring the day.
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Alco
KMOX
WADC
WEED
WREC
WERC
WCCO
KMOK
KMEC
Alos Wadc
WXYZ
WEC
KMBC
ELRA
H. V. Kaltenbern
Alep
WMAQ
MAIBC
Aino Wadc HK
Wkae
Wasp
XMOX
Alea Wadc
KSL
KGO
Bromo Shg
KFSD
WLW
Isd
Dal Lampers Orch
KWK
Wren Keab
YMC
Kdea -Koa
KYW
KDEA
Clear Channel
Oramanti
WDAS
Wdz
Amosa Andy Ibb
WEAF
Orchestra
Vaud
Steen
Marle
Joe Rudolph
Weap Liaft
Dundewon
WSB
WEAP
Ho —Bronstores
Spee
Hotel Orch
Wat
Henry
IBM
Twenty Years Ago Headlines From Huron Visit and Notices
Twenty years ago in Huron details a Chicago visitor at Mrs Malley s home, legal business for Northwestern railroad, Bronx City trip, church supper program and speakers, Red Oak summons, and an upcoming piano recital by Edward Dexter the blind pianist with instructional notes at the college.
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Aity
Chicago
A. K Gerdnes
F. H. Cowles
Mr. Hull
Mayme Eby Cowles
EH. Foster Jones
Gernett Hedge
George Kelles
Gretchen Saver
George Ysemhuth
Red Oak
Charles Ee
Macning
Arlington
Edward Bexter
Hand County Girl Wins Miller Civic Trip
Marion Rombaugh of Hand County's Dakota Beles Sewing club spoke of her sewing projects from last year and said she earned a trip to Miller after being selected by a local civic club. She described making clothing and an embroidered work bag with planned future textile projects.
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Hand County
Pereale
Marion Rombaugh
Dakota, Beles Sewing Club
Freda Moller
Miller
Huron
Miss Rombaugh
Eight Spink Girls Attend 4 H Course in Brookings
Ethel Kitterman reports Polly Prim H club members plan to attend the Junior Short course at Brookings December 27 to 31. The group earned funds through candy sales bake sales and dances with one free trip donated by Huron business leaders. The club aims to send four members to summer camp and continues fundraisers including a December 19 dance.
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Polly Prim
Spink County
Brookings
Ethel Kitterman
Huron
Mpemberg
Brown County 4-H Girl Doris Jones Cans 256 Quarts
Brown county 4-H club girl Doris Jones recalls a years work in canning projects. She explains starting in 1929 with fruit meats and vegetables, earning state and tri state prizes, and being selected to represent Brown county at the state fair and the international Livestock show in Chicago. She cites leaders and community support and notes 256 quarts canned in 1930 plus demonstrations and contests that built her skill.
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Doris Jones
Brown County
South Dakota
Chicago
Miss Jones
Canning Club
Aberdeen
Florence Murray
Robert Wheeting
Wei
Doc
Ores
O. Z. Remsburg
Central Cooperative Shipping Association of
South St. Paul
Dittmar
Hoove
Lake Norden Plans Better Poultry Show
Lake Norden will host its annual poultry show December 16 17 and 18 at the city hall with exhibits of unusual character and larger volume. Programs will run both afternoon and evening on two days, and prize awards will cover poultry produce and women's work. Officials anticipate a large attendance and a possibly record successful event.
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Lake Norden
Rikon
Fragmentary OCR: Incomplete local notice found
The readable text is fragmentary showing stray phrases about banners and attendance. It does not present a clear event, date, or named entities to identify a coherent notice for a proper summary.
Stories for Girls Suggested by Margaret Peterson
Miss Margaret Peterson assistant librarian at Anton Library selects books of special interest for girls. Featured titles include Little Pilgrim to Penns Wood and Judith Lankester Aller, plus Wide Awake Girls College and Poor Little Girl. A historical novel Witch's Maiden and five autobiographies of famous women complete the list.
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Margaret Peterson
Anton Libary
Penn's Wood
Albert
Ger
Ludith Lankester
Aller
Sandy Point
Caswell
Winc Aw
Eilis
Wide Awake Girls College
Ellis
Gates
Meggy Macintu
Verrill
Helen Ferris
Schumann- Heik
Sendder
Curie
Children Vote For Favorite Stories In 1929 Library Contest
During juvenile book week at Huron library Miss Margeret Peterson assistant librarian reports a popular vote among first through fourth graders. Top picks include Jungle Babies The Real Story Book and When We Were Very Young while older girls favored Anne Seumats and Jane Abbott books. Three Points of Honor by Barbour was the authors’ standout.
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Margeret Peterson
Huron
Hamphrey
Anne Shaw
Hed Robi
Abbott
Isabel Carleton
Ashumun
Waul and Dyke Co
Eliot
Gates
Barbour
Peterson
Dapples
Hawkes
Louise Alcott
Children’s Department
Scouts Ideals Emphasized at New York Federation Dinner
Mortimer Schiff, vice-president of the Boy Scouts of America and international commissioner, spoke at a dinner for Mrs. Herbert Hover inaugurating the Gn) Scout Federation of Greater New York. He praised the shared ideals of Boy and Girl Scouts and urged mutual support without coercion.
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Boy Scouts
Mortimer Schiff
Boy Scouts of America
Herbert Hover
Gn) Scout Federation of
Greater New York
Girl Scouts
Mr. Schiff
Allie
Hand Club Meets for Christmas Gifts Demonstration
Members of the Lend a Hand 4-H club met at Mrs. Wm. Willett’s home on Saturday December 6. A demonstration on Economical Christmas Gifts was given and many useful suggestions were taken home by the girls. The next meeting will be at Deloing Peterson’s home per reporter Lillian Stephens.
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Wm. Wilett
Deloing Peterson
Lillian Stephens
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