Has Norbeck Changed His Stance on Insurgent Block
South Dakota observers note Senator Norbeck’s name not listed among insurgents opposing Senate Republican organization. The piece discusses whether he will shift toward greater party regularity and cooperation, possibly guiding a wiser course while remaining loyal to agricultural and regional interests. It examines past alignments with Norris, Brookhart, Nye, LaFollette and others and contemplates a potential coalition approach to confronting national issues.
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Norbeck
South
South Dakota
Senator Norbeck
McMaster
Congress
America
Republican Party
Frene Nationalism and French Media in War Debt Debate
Analyzed critique shows French nationalism shaping stance against international cooperation. The report notes minimal press attention to Hoover’s war debt message in Paris papers and accuses outlets of propaganda by government-aligned editors. It argues a manipulated public believes the government favors certain interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Associated Preas
Hoover
Petit Parisien
Paris
Associated Press
Thaes
Walebows
Lemme
Tienst
France blocks progress toward world disarmament
The text argues that France stands in the way of peace by allowing propaganda and a censored press, presenting a grave menace to the advancement of international harmony and the friendly settlement of global issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Highway Fatalities Rise Sharply in South Dakota Text
Travelers Insurance warns of rising highway deaths in South Dakota in 1931, with a 8.78 percent increase over last year and 102 fatalities this year vs 92 last year. July spike from 12 to 27 deaths drives the surge, amid heat and fatigue possibly increasing dangerous night driving. Government safety efforts urged. individuals must drive more carefully. Congress urged to consider debt relief after European arms spending context.
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Travelers Insurance Company of
Hartford
South Dakota
South
A Friendship to Keep in Repast
A reflection on US Canada ties, urging sustained effort to cultivate a deep, official friendship. It notes the shared heritage and joint commission on boundaries begun by Root and Bryce, and calls for renewed prominence of Canada in American foreign awareness and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
United States
Canada
Elihu Root
James Bryce
Unworld
Ameri
Peglett
British Commonwealth of Nations
Washington
Thay
Thip
Hut
Ottawa
Frietciahdp
Fragmented Rapid City notice on winter festival plans
Disjointed OCR text from Rapid City references plans for a winter festival with scattered mentions of Hills region groups and organizers. Content is garbled, but implies a community event setup and scheduling confusion. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible.
Club Boy Wins 500 Scholarship From 4 H International Harvester
Vernon Ullman of Brookings county wins a $500 agricultural college scholarship from International Harvester for superior 4 H achievement. He submitted an outstanding report to the National 4 H club work committee. judged by five leaders including Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde. Vernon, 16, a senior at Brookings High, plans to attend South Dakota State College. He has a dairy focus with 27,500 pounds from eight Holsteins and seven acres of yellow corn yielding 10 tons. He leads the Blue Ribbon 4 H club, serves as club president and secretary, and has earned trips to the National Dairy Show and American Royal.
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Vernon Ullman
Brookings County
International Harvester Company
Arthur M. Hyde
Corgress
Chicago
Vernon
National Committee On
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Harvester Company
Cyrus Hall
McCormick
Brookings High School
South Dakota State College
Kansas City
Future Farmers Local Club
Young Citizens League
Verron
Valley Students Study Picture Of Virgin And Child
Valley students in Beadle county discuss a 50 year old Botticelli painting depicting the Virgin, Christ, and St. John. They note the lighting centers on Jesus and the maternal theme, recalling a Louvre visit by their teacher and the painting’s message of mother love.
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Valley
Russell Dammeier
Valley League
Beadle County
Botticelli
Christ
Anna Issenhuth
Louvre
Paris
John
Jesus
Huron Troop Ranks First In Contest
Scoutmaster Maurice Gowdy announced Troop 5 as the top unit in Central South Dakota after a banquet and meeting. Troop 5 enrolls 45 members, 46 percent with First Class or higher, earned 18 merit badges last year, and led in camp attendance and badges. Robert Miller passed a first aid test as others trained in judging and compass skills. Plans seek outdoor hikes as members work on tests and badges toward the ongoing achievement contest.
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South Dakota
Maurice Gowdy
Marshall Townsend
Troop 5
Clas
Scontmassee Gowdy
Robert Miller
Cee Crawford
Kendall Strickland
James Keng
Maurice Anderson
Interpretation of South Dakota School Code Affects Textbooks
Pierre December report explains that the South Dakota school code interpretation by the attorney general allows county auditors to avoid buying a textbook for every child if a sufficient number of copies exist. County committees may adopt multiple authors and adjust adoption timing if curriculum changes occur, enabling staggered book replacement.
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Pierre
South
Dakota
Giffen
Public Instruction
Allee
Giffet
Jistch
Three Brothers in Chicago Illness Case Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe three brothers in Chicago involved in a medical illness or incident. Names and exact relations unclear due to garbled text. No confirmed dates or institutional affiliations are readable.
Champion 4 H club winner visits Chicago congress
Trewhella Welling from Spink county 4 H club champion attended the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago this month and described events from Friday departure to the banquet and tours. South Dakota girls earned a gold medal as highlights of the trip. Also notes Redstone Pig Club delegates and Miller Girl Reserves party with crafts for Christmas gifts.
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Trewhella Welling
Spink County
Chicago
Trett
Redfield
Wes Chicago
Beechingss
Chiscago
South Dakota
LaSsile
Mseum
Thomas E. Wilson
Ree Fey
Benquet
South. Dakota
Shirley Jones
Brown County
LaSelle -Hotel
Congress
Sterea
Minnesota Girl Is Winner in Underground Wall and Furnishings Contest
A Minnesota competition named for underground themes crowned a girl as winner. The event highlighted walls and furniture with creative use, awarding the top entrant a prize and media attention.
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Minnesota
Walla
Furmiture
Cotten Sebook Diess First iHenet Wore Hoe
Fragmentary text appears to describe Cotten Sebook Diess and an event where a first iHenet wore a hoe, with garbled surrounding words difficult to interpret.
Columbus Question Horizontal Puzzle Fragments Show Word List
A garbled OCR style puzzle listing many clues and partial word bits across topics from geography to anatomy. It includes numbered hints like 7 What people Mnanced Co lumbis on th e voyage and many stray letters, words, and broken entries, forming a fragmented crossword style item without clear answers.
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Columbis
Norrow
Department of Farming
Club Adds Frances McCann and Irma Jean Remsburg
The club reporter Mavis Morrell notes an interesting meeting as the sixth gold seal is applied to the club charter. The next gathering is scheduled for January at the Older home.
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Bers
Frances McCann
Irma Jean Remsburg
Mavis Morrell
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Social And Business Moves
Twenty years ago in Huron notes show residents leaving for business trips and visits. C A Keeler heads west to transact business, Mr and Mrs A L Kinkead travel to Aberdeen, Mrs W J Hart visits Minneapolis, Helen Richardson goes to Hitch, and Dr Alford departs for Sioux Falls for business. William Parr of Stoughton arrived to care for a mother ill in Huron, John B Connors Jr plans a Los Angeles trip to join parents, Mainteomery sails to Sioux Falls for a few days, Thomas-Iverson of Watertown takes a new barber shop post, Wilson Babel of Pierre visits, and Dan Genman and companion plan a Los Angeles stay after a holiday season.
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A. Keeler
Alford
Sioux Falla
Wiliam Parr
Stoughton
Wis
Huron
Hy C
John
B. Connors, Jr
Los Angeles
Cal
Kennai
Id “Mainteomery
Sioux Bix
fiThbroas-Iverson
Watertown
Neces McKay el Dihi
VaLE Orchestra Ji December Meeting
A fragmentary notice indicates a December meeting for the Vale Orchestra Ji, referenced in disordered OCR text. The readable parts point to a scheduled gathering, with no clear venue or agenda currently discernible.
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Vale
Indall Chosen Head of Highmore Scouts
Indall A R superintendent of city schools in Highmore has been chosen to head the Highmore boy scout troop replacing Herman Kiel. He has served as cub master since the Cub Pack formed a year ago. The Rev Daniels will become cub master and Judge Judson Whiteher will remain assistant scoutmaster. The troop has worked on toys and Christmas boxes for the Welfare committee and uses a work bench in the courthouse basement.
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Indall
Highmore Scouts
Highmore
A.R. Indall
Herman Kiel
Daniels
American Lutheran Churches
Hyde County
Auxiliary Unit Is Organized At Erwin Debuts Officers
The Erwin American Legion auxiliary organized on December 12 with officers installed including President Stella Hodges first vice president Ethel C Shannon chaplain Anna Anderson secretary Ingeli Sorenson treasurer Lillian Hoffman and sergeant at arms Nore Doyle The unit includes four gold star mothers as chaplain and has 19 members.
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Erwin Erwen
American Légion Auxiliary
Stella Hodges
Ethel C. Shannon
Anna Anderson
Ingeli Sorenson
Lillian Hoffman
Nore Doyle
Trapping Proving Profitable At De Smet Balk Brothers Win $125
De Smet reports trapping yields rising with the Balk brothers earning a $125 check for 11 badgers caught using an Airedale dog. Farmers bring in badgers weasels and skunk as trappers stay active this season.
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de Smet DE Smet
Spevici
Balk Brothers
Altar Society Meeting At Yale Home
The Ladies Altar Society held its monthly meeting at Mrs. J E O Keefe’s home in Yale on December 12 Special. The session opened with Mrs Mirsi Gene Garry presiding and minutes read. Members present included heirs freshmen and others as Mrs J E Of Keete’s band served refreshments. Motion for adjournment was made by Mrs R E Welsh.
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Altar Society
Yale Yale
Ladies Altar
J.E. O'Keefe
Garry
Cwere
J. E
Keete
Mra
R. E. Welsh
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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EUSK
Mmitchell Newspapers
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Rapid
Jourem
Plana
Tibe
Buck- Hills
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Wien
Hills
Er Centra
Deketa
Club Boy
Wix Hénoss
Erie
Fovarths
Redstone Pig Club
Miner County
Arvid Florine
Leland Florine
jPortiar
Mavis Mortrell
Delagees
Columbus
Festerday
Melody
U. S. Navy Department
South America
Feiss
Mae
Iega Orchestra
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