Ford Wage Survey Sparks Antamerical Tensions Abroad
Economists predict European antipathy toward the United States as Henry Ford's wage survey, conducted by the International Labour Office, is announced. The study compares American wages with European purchasing power, noting Americans earn several times more, and foreseeing political strain as Italians and others learn they lag behind.
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America
Henry Ford
Ford
International Labor Office
League of Nations
Detroit
France
Italy
Jonathan Mitchell
Europe
Mr. Mitchell
United States
Spain
Esthenia
Co op Merger Seen As Step For Farm Marketing
Announcement of a merger between Equity Union Sales and the American Wheat Growers association signals a possible positive direction for farming cooperatives. Observers hope mergers sponsored by the Federal Farm Board will cut marketing friction, boost memberships, and strengthen the Agricultural Marketing act, though success hinges on real cooperative power and faithful participation.
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Equity Union Sales Company
American Wheat Growers Association
Federal Farm Board
Blair Urges Democrats to Skip Prohibition Issue
Mrs Emily Newell Blair former vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee argues the party should avoid the prohibition question in the next campaign focusing on economic issues. She contends convention pronouncements on prohibition are improper and urges letting primaries reflect voters dry or wet stance while stressing jobs wages and opportunities for children.
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Duck
Emily Newell Blair
Democratic National Committee
Shy
Democratic Party
Blair
Prohibition Debate Gains and Party Platform Doubts
A seasoned woman leader argues that adopting a wet plank by eastern Democrats will not solve prohibition. She warns the move could mislead wet voters and notes real change requires electing Congress members committed to modification or repeal.
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Congress
Lyle Sherburn Crowned County 4-H Champion
Lyle Sherburn of Marshell County recounts his long 4-H career from starting at 21 with a Chester White sow to winning county fairs and state prizes in beef, lamb, and sheep clubs. He credits county agents, the extension literature, and consistent club work for profits and knowledge gained, urging all rural youths to join 4-H.
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Chester White
Seya Lyle Sherburn
Marshell County
Chicago
Mick
tDaliaz
Baby
Fred Lee Berd
Flas
Christenseo
Jones
Raymond
Gir
Baby Beef Club
Sheep Club
South Dakota’s looming two congressmen election debate
Sioux Falls and Watertown papers spar over how South Dakota should elect its two representatives. The Argus Leader favors locking Christopherson into a commanding position while Public Opinion hints at widening the field. Beadle county may oppose west river pairing. Johnson is respected in Beadle. Some foresee a west river heir to the Second district, though electing two congressmen at large remains disputed.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown
South Dakota
Argus Leader
Christopherson
Way
Ae Marshall
Roberts
Day
Great
H Yi Harolin
Deuel
Brookings
Kingsbury
Moody
Lake
Miner
Sanborn
Jerauld
Buffalo
Brule
Aurora
Davison
Hanson
McCook
Min
Argus
West River
Editorial urges truck taxation to protect road paving in South Dakota
Aberdeen American News reprint argues heavy trucks damage gravel and paved roads and calls for South Dakota Automobile Club planks to tax trucks on tonnage mileage. The editorial supports funding road maintenance and opposes paving expansion without truck-damage safeguards.
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Aberdeen American News
South Dakota Automobile Club
South Dakota
Bally
Automobile Club
Is Lindbergh Still Famous in a Public Eye
A Lawrence Township New Jersey item notes Lindbergh’s new farm and asks if the Lone Eagle’s fame has endured. The article suggests public interest remains high as residents vote to place policemen on a narrow road, reflecting ongoing fascination with his personal life.
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Lindbergh
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Tia Fume
Lone Eagle
Lawrence Township
N. J
Social precedence dispute among Freret Longworth pair
The excerpt discusses a high society precedence dispute between Mrs Edward Freret and Mrs Alice Longworth over status involving the vice president’s sister and the speaker of the house. The piece notes dazzling diplomacy and social ritual, with phrases like Hallo Dolly reflecting agreed manners.
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Ocess City
Edward Freret Chen
Alice Roomwell Longworth
House of Representatives
Longworth
Dolly
Washington Girls Hobbies Talk by Y W Secretary
Mims Carrie Reynolds, secretary of the Y W C A, spoke on hobbies at a Washington Echoal Girl Reserves meeting held in December. The girls listed interests such as butterflies and bugs, a famous picture collection, bird photography, nature studies, and handicrafts.
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Y. W
Mims
Carrie Reynolds
Washington Echoal Girl Heserves
Migs Vishtadt
Sre Beck
Flang
Huron Library Presents New Books for Boys Picks
Huron Library adds a slate of boys titles including Haunted Airways by Harris and Moran on the Main by Bennett. Other noteworthy entries are Comrades of the Clouds Erzkine Full Five Fathoms and Singing Stamen, with Garage reads like The Boy with the Parrot and Gleaming Rails among listed adventures at the library.
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Huron
Haunted Airways
Harris
The
Moran
Bennett
Erzkine
Shaw
Barour
Hraden
Caatsworth
Dean
Higher Education Sought By 4-H'ers
State college courses in agriculture and home economics attract many 4-H members. Currently 167 former club members attend the college, with 42 percent of the home economics freshman class and 30 percent of the agriculture freshman class being club alumni. An active alumni group promotes 4-H welfare on campus and in communities, aiding new entrants this fall.
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State College
H. M. Jones
Resent
Jones
Coege
Plan To Organize 4-H Clubs At Letcher
A meeting is set for Saturday December 13 at 8 p m at Letcher School House to formalize several 4 H clubs Baby pork poultry sewing dairy calf cam and baby beef J C Shaw district club agent and Ethel Rausch district home agent will assist The program includes music pictures and games after clubs are formed and signups already exist for some clubs
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Letcher
Perenta
J. C. Shaw
Gent
Ethel Rausch
Jean Agne Awarded Scout Merit Badges
Jean Agne received four merit badges at Sacajawea Girl Scouts meeting held in the Presbyterian church. The second patrol practiced slmaling for the first time. Mrs. Camden Rayburn and her daughter Carolyn attended and gave each scout 10 tickets to Hur on Girl Scouts at the Hurri theatre next week. Marilyn Miller will appear in Sunny Tuesday through Thursday. Margaret Poy joined the troop, per J Lele Peterson, troop reporter.
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Jean Agne
Yean Agne
Sacajawea
Presbyterian Church
Camden Rayburn
Carolyn
Hur
Hurri Theatre
Marilyn Miller
Margaret Poy
J. Lele Peterson
Burton Ellis Passes Tests At Scout Meet
Boy Scouts Troop 3 held their regular meeting Monday evening with flag salute roll call and duck games. The Black Bears won a baseball contest, and Ty lying les won a devment contest. Burton Ellis passed the rank test for second clean in a showing of proficiency.
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Burton Ellis
Scout Meet
Boy Scouta
Lyle Barton
Black Bears
Tee Evis Bagley
Ty Lying
Les
L. Ech
Wessington Boosters Name Club Delegates
Wessington Boosters announce delegates for the club and plan a lunch hosted by the hostess. The next meeting is set for December 13 at Beulah Bagley’s home, reported by club reporter Travis Sycing. A box social by the CH club offers a prize for the prettiest basket and proceeds fund the Junior Short course after Christmas holidays.
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Wessington Boosters
Beulah Bagley
Tlavis Sycing
Tollefeh Regeee Ae
Chi Menber
Borghoff Talks On Skin Disease and Cancer
Dr J A Borghoff head of Creighton dermatology discusses skin diseases linked to cancer on KOIL in a Douglas County Medical Society radio series. He cites injury from chronic irritation such as moles warts or existing skin conditions and warns sunlight exposure, weather, and lip disease risk factors. Removal advised for cosmetic reasons in certain conditions.
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Borghoff
Omaha
Nec
J. A. Borghoff
Creighton University Vodical Dispensary
KOIL
Douglas County Medical Society
Berghoff
Borghoft
Borghof
Yale Butter Boosters Elect Officers for Year
Yale Butter Boosters reelected Joe Brinkman as president at the Henry Brinkman home on December 8. Joseph Greenan reported, with Greenan named vice president and reporter, Jim Coughlin as secretary treasurer. New records and manuals were issued. a bake sale planned to fund a member’s trip to the Junior Short Course at Brookings after Christmas. The next meeting is set for January 2 at the Jim Coughlin home.
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Yale Club
Joe Brinkmnan
Yale Butter Boosters
Henry Brinkman
Joseph Greenan
Thad
Joe Greenan
Jim Coughlin
Brookings
LaKoTah Scouts Plan Talkie Ticket Sale Fundraiser
LaKoTah Girl Scout troop 1 met at Elizabeth Cone home Tuesday evening to set weekly meeting day changes and prepare for a Saturday market sale. Elizabeth Cone, Marjorie Hil, and Marjorie Brown received letters of commendation toward Golden Eagle status. Girls decorated candy boxes for the sale and each received 10 tickets from Mrs. Camden Rayburn, finance chair, to promote a fundraising picture at Huron Theatre featuring Marilyn Miller in Sunny next week.
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LaKoTah Scouts
LaKoTah Girl Scouts
Elizabeth Cone
Elizabeth ‘Cone
Marjerie Hil
Andl
Marjorie Brown
Golden
Scout
Bindenagel Market
Camden Rayburn
Huron Theatre
Marilyn Miller
Best Ever 4 H Girls Making Laundry Bags
The Best Ever Sewing club of Huron met at Valois Clemmens home Saturday afternoon led by Mrs W H Staley. Club reporter Myrum Foster notes a short business session then the girls worked on laundry bags. VaLois Clemmeng helped by her mother served dumcheon. Next meeting set for January 3 at Ruth Fuller Nevada avenue.
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Huron
Valois Clemmens
Myrum Foster
W. H. Staley
VaLois Clemmeng
Nother
Dumcheon
Ruth Fuller
Nevada
Property Transfers and County Notices Mixed in Hyde County
Hy de county sheriff transfers to Sarah M Winterateen and others list multiple parcels including Lots 14 17 Block 1 Wal Camps Add and NE 1-4 Sec 17 Twp 13 Range 1. Public deeds show transfers among residents Henry C Levth Emily J Dourelly and Henry G Goebrieg with various fractional sections. County treasurer notes Hyde tax cast dates and parcel blocks 2.
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Weeeen Town
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notes Shakeup and Events
Huron residents discuss the Richard draft of a proposed new privacy election law. An artesian well is drilled near C 4 Kelley for private water use. Jessie Rudy returns to Cavour after a visit with A Reach. Mrs J Allison of Blunt travels via Vilas to Huron for an appendicitis operation. A mass meeting in the opera house urged Boy Scout organization in the city. Aberdeen gains the Northwest Farmstead. local committee accepts a proposition by Herbert Myrick. A South Dakota Grain Dealers association and Millers club meeting in Huron will discuss grain shipping rates with railroad commissioners.
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H. L. Loucks
Watertown
Huron
Richard
Allison
Vilas
A. He
Opera House
Cay
Orga
Aberdeen
Northwest
Herbert Myrick
South Dakota Grain Dealers Association
South Dakota Millers Club
Hog tight fences shown to cut corn losses on husker fields
South Dakota State College engineers report field losses from pike huskers during harvest. Field losses totaled ears left on stalks and shelled corn, with an average of four and one third bushels per acre after a machine. High loss occurred where yields reached about 31 bushels per acre.
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South Dakota State College
Patty
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Ralla Campape
Drie
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Ulead
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Howevs
Krummann's Service Stores, Inc
Camer
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