Local Postage Rates and Association Note
The article lists office names Chas HJ Mitchel as president and treasurer Robert D Lusk as secretary. It notes Aurea post office rates and mail options for South Dakota, with weekly and annual prices, and mentions United States mail rates. It includes Associated Press rights and Bureau of Circulation notice.
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Chas
HJ. Mitchel
Robert D. Lusk
Auren
Aurea
South Dakota
United States
Associated Pres
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Problems to be solved in a changing United States
A columnist argues that postwar recovery and reconstruction hinge on solving enduring economic concentration. The piece links Western expansion as a safety valve to guilt over neglected fixes, noting wealth consolidation since the Civil War, mass production, and the New Deal as overdue confrontations that history now brings to the fore.
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Free Land
Roosevelt
Senate
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Rare NRA tribute notes coal code success
A National Coal Association report after two months of soft coal field operation praises the code program. Executive secretary C B Huntress says codification is no longer a theory and coal operators must cooperate or close. He warns against dismissive fits and recalls last spring chills, framing the Blue Eagle as effective industry action.
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NRA
National Coal Association
Siys C. B. Huntress
A Lesson In Quick British Justice
A London Times reader praises swift police and court action after burglary. The letter notes goods stolen Saturday morning, recovered Saturday afternoon, burglar committed Monday for trial, and Tuesday convicted and sentenced. The writer asks if such speed explains England's lower crime wages.
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London Times
London
Old Bailey
England
Tribute to W. Z Bhaep and Fails ben'er in Sioux failure
The Argus Leader praises W. Z Bhaep of Sioux and Fails ben'er for their qualities and integrity. It credits Bir. Sharp's array and character with preventing a statewide crisis during 1924 banking troubles, noting the saved conditions despite broader turmoil.
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W. Z Bhaep
Ben
Sharp
Bontzer
Faith in South Dakota Leader Sparks Bank Heroism
The narrative recalls Mr. Sharp of Sioux Falls who faced a banking crisis in spring 1924 without yielding to fear. His stockholders pledged personal funds to the bank to stem a tide, while he preserved faith in South Dakota and guided the Artesian area to its prominent status.
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Bint
Hovse
Sioux Falls
Sharp
Artesian
South Dakota
Untermeyer Links Klan Revival to Nazi Propaganda
New York attorney Samuel Untermeyer accuses a revived Ku Klux Klan of aiding Nazi propaganda in the United States. He asserts fascism and the Klan share spiritual ties, with intolerance and ignorance as their hallmarks. He warns that Germany’s misfortune resembles a country handed over to such forces.
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K. K
Samuel Untermeyer
New York
Germany
Out&t
Khlan
Water voices push Missouri River diversion plan
A reader letter mix argues for a Missouri River diversion, backed by public officials and citizens in the Dakotas. Army officers and regional administrators weigh in, while a Louisiana revolt over political control headlines further concerns about governance and public works.
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Missouri River
Frack W. Murphy
Public Arks
Fleming
Army
Devils Lake
Red River
Sheyenne River
James River
Dakotas
Mississippi River
Lmited
Dakota
Jamies River
Holiday customs across ancient cultures highlighted during winter solstice
The article surveys how December observances appeared across civilizations. It notes the birth dates and festive traditions tied to gods Horus Osiris Mithras and others, with gift exchange, home decoration, evergreen garlands, and sacred feasts.
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Sioux City
Sali
India
China
Mitharas
Persia
Daiver
Horus
Osiris
4 H Boys Faced Many Hardships
Brookings December 27 39 recalls the origin of the Junior Short Course tradition. A group of Lyman county boys started the idea about 17 years ago when Dick Lewal Jen led a tour to State College. The program grew from a one week winter event to Christmas vacation sessions. The 1930 attendance reached 585 members. Officers elected yearly include Alois Fox Codington county president Jeanette Jones Lincoln county vice president and Mary Ann Zitka Boa Homme county secretary.
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Brookings
Lyman County
State College
Dick Lewal Jen
Alois Fox
Codington County
Jeanette Jones
Lincoln County
Mary Ann Zitka
Boa Homme County
Stoves Grate Breaks At Ross School
Schuyler We Hebron and classmates report a stove grate broke into two when Miss Smith was cleaning ashes. The school board chairman promised a replacement soon, though a new grate must be sent. Until then the class must manage with the old stove and ashes.
Nadine Legg Elected Vice President At Logan Center Boosters
Nadine Legg, a seventh grader, recently moved to Logan Center school and was elected vice president of the Boosters Young Citizens League after a business meeting that followed a Thanksgiving program. Her sister Julita, in fifth grade, describes their move from Belle Center school three weeks ago and adjusts to a new teacher Miss Ulrich while missing former classmates.
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Nadine Legg
Logan Center School
Boosters Young Citizens League
Nadine
Ulrich
Juilita
Juilita Tells In Her Ietter
Belle Center School
Murray School League Elects the True Spirit
The Murray School League of Custer township met Friday afternoon and elected Exle Gijlenberg president Billie Stah Jey vice president and Junior Holforty secretary. The group planned Christmas gifts for parents and members exchanged names for gift giving. Mil dred Bottomley served refreshments.
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Murray
True Spirit League
Murray School
Custer Township
Exle Gijlenberg
Billie Stah* Jey
Junior Holforty
Mildred Bottomley
Rosebud Youth Seeks Scout Troop Joinin
Schuyler W. Hebron of Ross School writes that rural Boy Scout troops interest him and others. He explains the group would offer hikes, cooking, and outdoor skills, and hopes to join a troop by January to complete work.
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Rosebud
Rosebud Young Citizens League
Ross
Boy Scouts
Schuyler W. Hebron
Pupils Travel to School In Historic Report
A fragmentary item notes pupils traveling to school with references to teachers and grades. The readable parts indicate a focus on transportation or commuting habits of students and the school’s daily routine, mentioning names and roles in a dated context.
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Foote
Wales
Acher
Ari Ace
Beadle Girl Wins Honors In Music Achievement Test
Dorothy Cox of Charles Mix county and Huth Fuller of Beadle county won the 4H music achievement test broadcast from station KFDY at State college on November 18. They were the only ones to identify selections perfectly. The final test of the year will be part of the Junior Short Course at State college December 27 to 30, with a banner to the county scoring highest.
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Beadle
Brookings
Dorothy Cox
Charles Mix County
Huth Fuller
Beadle County
KFDY
State College
State Club
Brookings Commercial Club
4-H Enrollment Totals 2182 Nationwide and Local Mentions
Brookings reports 2182 4-H enrollments as of December 1 1934 led by girls with 1859 entries and clothing clubs, while boys favor handicraft and baby beef. Beadle nearly matches with 115 enrollments. Minnesota leads. Projects for both genders include beef, sow litter, dairy, poultry, crops, and garden work.
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Brookings
H. M. Tees
Jones
N Minnebska
Beadle
Leona Friese Describes Poultry Judging At Chicago Meet
Leona Friese of Beadle County recounts the National Club Congress poultry judging contest in Chicago. Her team competed in exhibition and production classes, judging Rhode Island Red, Barred Rock, White Leghorn pullets, and cockerels with reasons given for White Leghorn pullets and Rhode Island Red pullets. The team, including Margaret Dahme, Esther Sundell, and Friese, finished fourth.
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Leona Friese
Leona’ Friese
Beadle County
National Club Congress
Chicago
Great Northern Hotel
C. J. Weisner
Rhode Island
Rhale Island
Oklahoma
Margaret Dahme
Esther Sundell
Sportsmanship talk at Shef field school by Bakken speaker
On December 4 seventh grader Elinor Korf reports Oscer Bakken of Huron gave a talk on good sportsmanship and abstaining from alcohol and tobacco. He outlined rules for fair play and noted plans to improve the gym basement and provide a basketball. His sister Bernice Bakken assisted with cartooning lessons.
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Sheffield
Oscer Bakken
Huron
Elinor ‘Korf
Bakken
Christmas Program Practice At Liberty School
Pupil groups study for a Christmas program taught by Joseph Way at Liberty School. Grace Johnston and Tallinn Tachetter are noted among the pupils. Students have completed most history notebooks under Mr Hurley's guidance and will perform soon.
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Tallinn
Tachetter
Grace
Johnston
Liberty
Joseph Way
Givnn
Hurley
Earth and geography study from pupil Tom
A fragment notes a pupil named Tom engaged in earth science and geography study. The items mention a school setting and an encyclopedic approach to learning, with uncertain wording and damaged OCR. No clear date or location is provided.
Pupils Complete Pilgrim Poster Mystery
Fragmentary OCR hints at a pupil project about the Pilgrim era. The item references a poster and a question about completing a task, suggesting a classroom display or assignment linked to historical themes. Further readable details are unavailable.
Political Winner and Voters in Vermont Rail Era Puzzle
Vague crossword style clues refer to a political winner and civic leader shown in a photograph. The text lists scattered terms including Vermont, railroad, ancient, Indian, Tamarisk trees, and various puzzle entries. It reads like a mixed oblique trivia compilation with references to Stitt and Laney among others.
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Vermont
Classroom Art Project With Pilgrims and Landscape
A student describes tracing pilgrims onto paper, cutting them out, and assembling a scene with blue water, brown hills, a yellow sun, and a black bird. The foreground shows pilgrims while water forms the background. The label notes Miss Neumeyer as teacher and eight students in the class with two others.
Fifth Graders Study Word Usage At Prairie Anao School
Fifth grade student Eve Lucille Brown leads language practice at Prairie Anao School. The class focuses on correct forms of wrote written sing and sung as part of sentence writing and language study.
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Eve
Lucille, Brown
Sunt Shine League
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Color Study
Sara L. Dewing explains color theory focusing on hue value and intensity. It covers primary secondary and intermediate colors, complementary pairs, warm and cool tones, harmony, and the neutral value scale. The piece promises future installments to expand on pigmentation and harmony.
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Sara L. Dewing
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Social and Business Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron the week opened with Cone heading to Mason City for business. Mit Manwaring and family visited from Alpena, while Miss Fallinweider and Mrs. Chamberlain hosted bridge at Mrs Fullinweider’s home with elaborate refreshments. Gifford family returned from a short visit, John Pile left De Soto for circuit court, Mrs. Klemme returned from Yankton, Rev. Thrall left for Aberdeen and points east, and Marcussen took charge of the Boy Scout band, poised to advance with his directing experience.
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Mrr. Marcussen
Christmas on the networks plans and broadcasts
Radio features report outlines Christmas dramatizations on the networks. WEAF NBC airs A Christmas Carol at 10 30 p m on Dec 24 and WABC CBS repeats Saturday night at 10. Listings name J Sanderson Crumb Ben Ed Wynn Seth Parker’s cruise and musical segments.
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New York
Chrisemas
WEAF
NBC
Ree Heights Weemin Club Christmas Party
Ree Heights December event reports the Weemin's club at the home of Mrs W J Brewer hosting a Christmas party with a program led by Mrs Hugh McKelvey on cooperation for charity. An hour of pot luck lunch followed and members contributed homemade gifts for the Christmas basket work. The Conservation Code in Washington and Oregon was appraised at 5 821 663 by the forest service.
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Washington
Oregon
Forest Service
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