Why Grundy Was Appointed Senator Across Pennsylvania
The Huronite criticizes lobbyist Grundy as a sectional choice for senator, arguing that his appointment by Governor Fisher reflects sectionalism. Washington correspondent William Hard suggests Grundy’s rise shows how sectional cries can sway politics, prompting broader concerns about national lawmaking.
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Grundy
Ware
United States
Senate
Pennsylvania
Fisher
William Hard
Washington
Mr. Hard
Hard
Mr. Grundy
Grimdy
The Snob's Handicap Looked at by Villanova Seniors
Villanova seniors surveyed personnel directors and employment superintendents in Philadelphia firms to test Professor Rodgers of MIT. They found that college training generally aids success, but a superiority complex harms cooperation and job tenure, disproving Rodgers' snob theory.
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Rodgers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Villanova School of Commerce and Finance
Philadelphia
Villanova
Boston
The Snob Fights Life’s Battles With Hard Work
The text argues that unlikely rulers of respect are those who bluff about gifts and claim perfection. It praises the value of hard work and humility, noting only rarely do snobs persuade superiors of their false greatness. Villanova students test Professor Rodgers’ theory and learn the snob battles with a handicap.
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Villanova
Rodgers
Cornstalks as Farm Use Sparks Optimism in Dakota
The Dakota Farmer reports a new Cornstalk Products venture promoting cornstalk utilization for farm value. It argues stalks can yield $6.00 per ton delivered and $24.00 per acre gross from corn, while noting limited fertilizer loss and nitrogen effects. It contends labor is comparable to current farming tasks and urges continued agricultural interest despite fertilizer concerns.
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Dakota Farmer
Cornatalk Products Company
Cornstalky Products Company
Farma
Cornstalk Products Company
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mit 13
Career diplomats chosen for Far East posts
President Hoover selects Nelson Johnson as minister to China and William Caste Jr as special ambassador to Japan, pairing career diplomats with deep Far East experience to strengthen U S representation in the Pacific. The move aligns with a broader shift of trained diplomats to legations in Central and South America.
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Minnepolia: Journal
Far East
Japan
China
Hoover
Pacific
Yeking
Tokyo
Nelson T.johnson
John V. A. MacMurray
State Department
William F. Caste, Jr
Ransfer
Central
South America
Fay
Latin America
Northwest Grain Cooperative forms in spring wheat region
Regional growers unify most Targer cooperative groups to form the Northwest Grain Cooperative. Farmers expect a single northwest association guided by Farm Board support and a common program. The consolidation aims to end wasteful competition and align with national grain marketing plans amid rising postwar paper costs. Pierre capital Journal.
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South Dakota
Targer
Northwest Grain Cooperative
Northwest
Federal Farm Board
Plan Wita
Farm Board
National Grain Corporation
Spring Wheat
National’ Organization
Houston county 4-H clubs broadcast talent on air
Houston county Minnesota 4-H clubs enter their second year of WEBH LaCrosse Wisconsin broadcasts featuring club members’ talks recitations dialogues music and harmonies under Ruth Krome and other leaders. Ongoing programs showcase talent, training, and farm outreach as county agent O Anderson notes rising interest in 4-H club orchestras bands and vocal groups.
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Houston County
Minn
LaCrosse
Wis
Amd Juniior
Spring Grove Hustlers
Ruth Krome
4-H Clube
Sylva
Glasrud
Valet
Margaret Lee
Harriet Krome
4-H Club
William Fossum
Alfred
SyHing
Oliver Onsgard
Eleanor
Stella
Glare
Heisa Sole
Oswald Krome
O. Anderson
Sys
Anderson
Young Citizens League to Broadcast Christmas Program
The Young Citizens league of South Dakota will broadcast a Christmas program on WNAX Yankton from 7 to 8 p.m. Saturday, December 21. Music and talks form the core with performers from Highmore and Yankton county, plus D. C. Mille of Pierre and Aleen Erickson of Yankton. Louis Vonwald of Gettysburg, last year’s speaking contest winner, will speak, and Mary Wrant’s sixth grade Christmas story will be read.
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Young Citizens League
South Dakota
WNAX
Yankton
Baushaeun
Highmore
Beverley O'Brien
Nu Chorus
Yankton County
League Will Have All Family Night at Methodist Church
The Broics and Epworth league meet at the Methodist church parlors on December 14 to rehearse for the Christmas program. After a business session a jovial hour followed. The next gathering named AML Family Night invites all families to bring a covered dish for lunch. A special program by league members is planned for New Year’s Eve at the church, per secretary Catherine Volenweider.
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Methodist Church
League
Catherine Volenweider
Dewing Leads Deland 4-H Club Meeting
Home demonstration agent Sara Dewing returned from Deland where she organized girls 4-H clubs. Plans for the new year and project instructions were given, with a focus on members attending the Junior short course in Brookings after Christmas.
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Sara Dewing
Deland
Brookings
Potter County Baby Beef club gains name and leadership
The Le banon Baby Beef club expands into Potter County and is renamed Potter County Baby Beef club with Louis I Thompson as county agent and Herbert Anderson elected president. Ronald Hiatt is vice president and Billy Baum secretary Thorvald Jordeth local leader. Hinckley pledges support and foresees growth in the northwest. Members now feed 25 calves. Pioneer club meets in Wessington for short course in Brookings to be held December 27 31 with a free trip announced.
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Hinckley
Potter County
Lebanon
Baby Beef Club
Louis I.thompson
Herbert Anderson
Rornald Hiatt
Billy Baum
Thorvald Jordeth
Wml Hinckley
Pioneer
Rein. of
Wessington
Brookings
Sunshine 4-H Club Holds Christmas Meeting at Esther Smith Home
The Sunshine 4-H club met at Esther Smith's Alpena home Saturday with eight members present. A new member, Ethel Nelson, joined. Members made Christmas gifts and were treated to ice cream and cookies after the business portion. Esther Schmidt serves as club secretary.
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Sunshine Club
Sunshine 4-H Club
Esther Smith
Alpena
Ethel Nelson
Esther Schmidt
Sunshine Girls
Minnie Verdugt Reports 4-H Club Congress Trip
Minnie Verdugt of Handi county writes Miss Sara Dewing home demonstration agent about her trip to Chicago for the first week in December. She notes the large 4-H organization and many club members from across the United States.
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Minnie Verdugt
Wighth
Chicago
Sara Dewing
United States
4-H Club Members Praise Chicago Banquets And Trips
A speaker recalls the effort and duty felt to work for the 4-H club. He thanks Chicago business houses and the aica souvenirs for hospitality, notes the Palmer House banquet on December 5, and praises South Dakota for cheer and scouting at the congress. He hopes fellow members win trips to Brookings, Chicago, or Washington.
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Chicago
Aica
Palmer House
Railroad Company
South Dakota
Congress
Brookings
Washington
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
Florence Sustt won first prize in the Bijou program error contest Ada Roberts took second Earl Harvey third for the last half of last week N B Hanson sold a five passenger Buick to Jas Kintigh of St Lawrence Prof F H Cowles left for Christmas in Des Moines City Athletic Association meeting screened applicants Glen Warble Fred Hogan and C D Rozek admitted to the club A fire at FR Gibbs restaurant rear farm building drew the fire department Thursday afternoon
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Florence Sustt Wags
Ada Roberts
Earl Harvey
N. BH. Hanson
Jas. Kintigh
St. Lawrence
F. H. Cowles
Des Moines
In City Athletic Association
Local News Briefs From Des Moines And Nearby
A blaze was fought with a chemical extinguisher and caused considerable damage. Miss Ethel Kinkeid left Des Moines Tuesday to visit relatives for several weeks and will attend a Christmas dance hosted by a local sorority. B Oliver and sister Miss Maele Oliver left Tuesday for Madison where Oliver will take a new job and Maele will holiday with family. Eugene Haver returns home from Sturgis area for a short visit with his parents. Miss Nell joins Mrs Myera in leaving tonight for Chicago to continue millinery work.
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Ernoon
Ethel Kinkeid
Moines
Miss Kinkeid
Santa Alpha la
B Oliver
Miss Male Oliver
Madison
Mir=iver
Mr. Oliver
Ev Plang
Ubut City
Culver-Mosher Music House
Huron
Eugene Haver
Sturgis
Nell
Myera
Clicaga
Property transfers in Huron area brokers list
Estate transfers from Beadle County Abstract Title Co to Jon Wertiled and others in Huron including lots and blocks in Morningside and Railway additions with nominal sums. Transfers involve Frank Meyer and Meyer heirs, Winifred Blaker, J Tachetter, A M Urquhart to Mary Harvey, and other minor property changes in Huron and surrounding additions.
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Beadle County Abstract
Charles Lampe
Jon Wertiled
Huron
Morningside
Simmerandmire
Teanard JF
Brandmire
Prederieka Meyer
Frank Meyer
Huron Coast. Co
David J. Augerald
Gti Railway
Winifred BlaLer
Tachetter
Baron
A.M. Urquhart
Mary
Wwarvey
Turon
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Neowa
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Zusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
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Capital Journal
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