Bruening Announces Firm Germany Decrees To Enforce Constitution
Chancellor Bruening pledges to use full power to enforce constitutional authority in Germany as he unveils a drastic program. Decrees cut rents and prices, set a price commissioner, lower wages and interest rates, curb taxes, restrict political activity, and empower martial law if needed, drawing mixed reactions from Hitler and Communists while boosting international confidence.
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Bruening
Germany
Hitler
Reich
Dr. Bruening
von Hindenburg
Norbeck signals pragmatic stance in Senate title pursuit
The Associated Press reports Senator Peter Norbeck of South Dakota favors emergency farm legislation and government loans for feed over pursuing the presidency pro tempore. He says he cannot afford personal controversy and will back party candidates while voting his conscience on key issues.
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Associated Press
Peter Norbeck
Washington
Norbeck
Senate
South Dakota
Moses
New Hampshire
Norbeck Uplifts Farm Aid Through Washington Ties
The senator emphasizes emergency drought relief and improved agricultural markets. He aims to align with influential eastern and conservative colleagues to back farm legislation, arguing practical approach over personal politics in Washington.
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South Dakota
Norbeck
Moses
New Hampshire
Washington
Matzke Urges County Pay Donation For Charity
Frank Matzke, chair of the county board, proposes that every public employee donate one day's pay to relief committees. He cites evident need in city and country and hopes near total voluntary compliance. The county board supports aid efforts, while banks in the area report no borrowings from the new credit corporation.
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Matzke
Frank Matzke
Board of County Commissioners
Credit Corporation
Relativity of wealth and poverty in Pinchot debate
The piece questions what riches and poverty mean and where the line sits between rich and poor. It notes Governor Pinchot’s wealth yet suggests his criticisms may target others with far larger fortunes like Rockefeller or Mellon. It argues wealth is relational and depends on perspective and context.
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Gifford Pinchot
Governor Pinchot
Pinchot
Rockefeller
Melion
Ford
Mellon
Value of trees spurs federal state forest planting funds
Washington reports forty states will spend over 250000 for growing and distributing trees for farm forests in 1862. Under a cooperative program trees are distributed only for actual forest or shelter belt planting, with 25008009 trees planted last year and the prospect of transforming countryside through extensive tree planting efforts. A Scotsman’s old advice about planting trees is recalled as a reminder of their enduring value.
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Brookings Register
Washington, D. C
Christmas Story Wins Second in Young Citizen Contest
Mari an Armstrong an eighth grade pupil at Hurley School Donata won second place in a December story contest by The Young Citizen league paper Miss Alert Erickson editor Elsie Eile Tolestoy wort first. Marie Cobinn Visile axie Connor’s home in Canada. Her are were poor and she wed the oldest she wanted to help all she could. Her father wasn’t educated so they planned for her to attend a school 20 miles away. Marie returns home for Christmas and decorates a fir tree with presents for family. She reads them the story of Jesus she wrote herself and her father says he is glad he sent her to school.
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Marian Armstrong
Hurley
Donata
Young Citizen
Young Citizens League
Miss Alert Erickson
Elsie Eile
Tolestoy, Wort
Marie Co’bi Inn Visile
Axie Connor
Canada
Jesus
Marie
Boys Compete In Annual Contests
Boy Scouts of Central South Dakota compete in an achievement contest from December 1 to February 2. Prizes include blue red and white ribbons for top sixths. Points are awarded for advancement, merit badges, attendance, and events, with monthly limits and conditions set by the district.
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Boy Scouts of
Central South Dakota
Fred C. Eggers
Secon
Tenderfoot
Eagle Ranch
Ion
Januery
Eerty
Sexecctive
Sewing Spinsters Form 4-H Club Art Meeting
The Sewing Spinsters 4-H club organized Saturday at D. W. Fuller home with Huth Fuller as president Irene Bonesteel vice president Peggy Lunblad secretary treasurer and Bery Becker reporter. A Christmas program followed including a piano solo by Bonesteel and other numbers. The girls made gifts under Mrs Fuller supervision and a luncheon was served.
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Birs
D. W. Fuller
Huth Fuller
Irene Bonesteel
Peggy Lunblad
Bery Becker
Horse of Elesnore
Wolsey Boy’s 4-H Spring and State Fair Wins
Homer Simantel of Wolsey and the Kiwanis dairy calf club recounts 4-H career from 1928 through 1939. He describes Guernsey and Hereford cattle wins at junior fairs and state fairs, with multiple champion placements, prize money, and showmanship awards, plus health champion honors.
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Homer Simantel
Wolsey &H Club
Brookings
Kiwanis Dairy Calf Club
Wisconsin
Kiwanis Dairy Club
Sunshine Baby Beef Club
Statesman Question Horizontal 4Netion American patriot ex cuted axa spy
Word puzzle style list mixes questions and clues with misprints. The text proposes terms for a horizontal and vertical grid, including historical figures like Herbert Samuel and varied definitions, but the legibility is compromised by numerous typos and fragmented phrases.
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Herbert Samuel
Junior 4-H Livestock Winner Recounts Prizes and Wins
The narrator recalls reserve championship and third overall breeds, sixth in showmanship, and three steers in county group earning first prize. They won 4456 dollars in each prize, a gold herdsmanship medal, and a free trip to the junior short course, plus placings in Hereford class and various sales. Over four years total prize money and profits are noted with ribbons and a prior trip to the junior short course in 1929.
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Sioux City
Huron
Skoonatap Tresp Conducts First Aid Lesson
Skoonatap troop 3 met Thursday evening at the Parish house. Miss Grace Hanson aided the Scouts with first aid work. Miss Isadore Wellington, troop lieutenant, outlined Christmas charity plans. Marjorie Obeleted in sizing Christmas carols. After the closing ceremony, Taps was sung per Louise Fortune, troop reporter.
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Skoonatap
Grace Hanson
Isadore Wellington
Marjorie
Louise Fortune
Renew Grading Work Buffalo Highway 85 South
A crew of ten four-horse teams has renewed grading on 0 5 highway 85 south of here. Heavy fills are being made this week. Carl M Cornell county highway superintendent said about $9 104 had been paid to county residents for road work up to December 1.
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Buffalo
Here
Carl M. Cornell
Coms
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