Rural Press and Constructive Force in Minnesota Editorial
An editorial in the Red Wing Republican surveys how rural Minnesota editors, among 200 Northwest newspapers, unite with metropolitan papers to influence farm policy. It recounts meetings with the Minneapolis Tribune and Journal, plans to press farm legislation via a Washington ad, and the role of country editors in shaping public opinion against costly Senate coalitions.
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Red Wing
Minn
Republican
Washington
Red Wing Republican
Northwest
Big City
Minnesota
Minneapolis Tribune
Great Northwest
Minneapolis Journal
Rudolph Lee
Long Prairie Leader
Kansas City
Congress
Country editors defend farmers and Twin City papers
The piece defends farmers and Twin City newspapers from predatory influences, praising the advertisers for waking the senate to local needs. It lauds country editors for serving Northwest readers energetically and unselfishly while noting ongoing local controversies among newspapers.
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Senate
Twin City
Northwest
Voice from the Northwest urges swift tariff action for agriculture
Minnesota editors, leaders of farming papers, publish a Washington Post advertisement urging Congress to pass a tariff bill quickly with firm industrial rates. They argue higher farm prices support demand, safeguard prosperity, and link urban and rural interests, urging action to end delays and unite agriculture and industry.
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Congress
Northwest
Minnesota
Washington Post
Farm Board
Hoover
Northwestern
Courtess
Norris
Schall
Friends of Agriculture
What Should Boys Read
A Sioux Falls Argus-Leader piece argues for easy reading books like Optic Alger and Carter for growing boys. It cites presidents who enjoyed such fiction, notes benefits for developing readers, and warns against forcing only highbrow works too early. It asserts that engaging adventure and action build literacy and curiosity.
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Sioux Falls
Argus
John W. Carey
Sioux City Journal
Alger
Optic
Yarms
Nick Carter
John
Wilson
White House
Hoover
Carter
Ciean Yying
Redfield High School Lectures on Vocational Guidance
Redfield high school students will hear a series of lectures on vocational guidance next month. Frank T. Packard spoke on life insurance and its personal relevance, followed by Harry R. Wood on casualty insurance. W. C. T. U. attorney A. J. Schleher was to discuss temperance, with January talks scheduled on stenography, newspaper work, commercial law, allied trades, and related topics. The program aims to help youth choose suitable vocations through clear guidance on required traits and education.
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Redfield High School
Nis
Harry R. Wood
A. J. Schleher
W. F. Bruell
Co. L. Nates
R. M. Nenderson
CM. &. Woodlard
Allied Trades
Winsniscordance
Christmas Cantata At Miller City Auditorium
The Miller school presented its fourth annual Christmas cantata at the Miller City auditorium last night. A collection was taken to aid children in Porto Rico through the Golden Rule Foundation. The Adoration a Christian play written by Jewell Berbwell Tull and published by Cornell College, Iowa, featured soloists James Noss Charlotte Burd Ruth Andrews and Paul Barnes with Kathryn Farnum directing. The Magic Star was presented under the direction of Mary Irene Franks and assistants.
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Miller
Miller School
Miller City
Golden Rule Foundation
Porto
Rica
Christias
Jewell Berbwell Tull
Cornell College
Iowa
Tull
James Noss
Charlotte Burd
So Treno
Ruth Andrews
Paul Barnes
Kathryn Farnum
Marvel Schwenpe
Gie
Miay Irene Franks
Jhe
Gres
Wessington Springs Play by Seventh Grade Cast
The Wessington Springs seventh grade will present a Christmas play on December 20. The title is Christmas on Crutch and features Francis Parker Tack Alma Fischer Beasom Javierie Gebbart Leander Kost and others in the cast.
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Wessington Springs
Francis Parker
Tack ‘Theeler
Alma Fischer
Froy Jones
Ty Beasom
Javierie Gebbart
Mr. Grump
Leanard Kost
Highmore Organizes English Critic Club
The Highmore wavgisn cea forms an English critic club to improve language usage. Members earn extra credits by finding grammatical errors, with each student acting as two critics and credited for errors found. Admission is limited to high achieving students with strong extracurriculars.
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Highmore Wavgisn
Cea
Girl Reserves Make Letter Portfolios at Meeting
The Junior high Girl Reserves held a Monday seventh period meeting with Carrie Veith as president. Hazel Murphy read previous minutes as Gail Gibbs and Margaret Jean Rose led songs. They planned a Christmas party for Monday evening at W. cattare. Miss Mary Auspach demonstrated making letter portfolios and Olive Harris served as club reporter.
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Carrie Veith
Hazel Murphy
Gail Gibbs
Margaret Jean Rose
W. Cattare
Mary Auspach
Olive Harris
Aynmore Wiss Library Closes for Holiday Cataloging
The Aynmore Wiss school library will close December 9 and reopen after holidays. During the break funds the Books will be catalogued and the library put in good condition by the Library Club members led by Dale Webb. Members include Harriett Schorzman Milred Shoemaker Bertha Bloedorn Vesta Newton Mary Meigs Mildred Oxwang Dorothy Parker Josephine McCullah Helen Biller Verna Kopecky Hilda McTague Leona Vopat.
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Aynmore Wiss
Ae Tne
Library Club
Dale Webb
Harriett Schorzman
Milred Shoemaker
Bertha: Bloedorn
Vesta Newton
Mary Meigs
Mildred Oxwang
Dorothy Parker
Jossphine McCullah
Helen “Biller
Yerna Kopecky
Hilda McTague
Leona
Coelect Gifts Redfield Bay Seouk Christmas Offers
A garbled OCR note hints at holiday gift ideas and promotions tied to Redfield Bay and a Seouk event. The fragment mentions morning hours and monetary or promo context, suggesting a seasonal shopping feature with local offerings.
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Redfield
Santa Claus to Visit Willow Lake School Event
Information from Santa Claus says he will make a special trip to Willow Lake on that date and call at the school with his pack. The event has no admission charge and is open to parents and friends for an evening of entertainment featuring Miss Weastall.
Beadle Baby Beef Club Reorganizes at Yale Hall
Beadle Baby Beef club of Yale reorganizes with two new clubs. Charlie Davis to lead the group of 17 members. Linn Greenan named point, Clem Davis president, Kathryn Likewise secretary.
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Beadle Baby Beef Club
Bedle Baby Beef Club
Yale
Yale Hall
Charlie Davis
Baby Beef Club
Linn Greenan
Clem Davis
View Presidant
Kathryn
Mark Davis Leads Local Pig Club News Group
Mark Davis heads the news organized pig club with members and a press named the Greemur run by John Brinkman at the helm. Lloyd Gribble presides and Willian Wash Jr. serves as secretary and treasurer as part of the Dairy Call and sheep clubs led by Toy Sweeney. Several members plan to attend the Junior sly course at Brook between December 6 and 23 and 29.
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Mark Davis
Greemur
John Brinkman
Lloyd Gribble
Secretar
Willian Wash, Jr
Dairy Call
Jonny Greenan
Toy Sweeney
Brook
Will Chirp Party At Old Fashioned Earth Day Event
A rustic party program titled De Sinet OHV PMepy will be offered at a curbside stand. The public is invited to attend starting at 2 o clock.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Minneapolis
Oliver Optic
Horatio Alger
Weage
Deltas
Saya
London
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Central South Dakota
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Highmore Organizes English Critic Club
Willow Lake
Ile May
Buddy Pettingzilly
Meadows
Briggs & Straiten
Meadows Manufacturing Company
Herum
Meadows Washing Machine Company
Farmers
Briggs & Stratton
George C. Hunt-Meadows Co
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