Political by-play in Washington urged to aid Hoover
The Sioux City Tribune argues against political bickering during national stress. It praises President Hoover for advocating authorized projects and warns against treasury raiding. It urges Congress to maintain trust, avoid factional fighting, and support constructive, nonpartisan governance.
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Sioux City Tribune
Washington
the Tribune
Hoover
Treasury
Congress
Huronite
Sioux Ily
Barbers Do Good Turn In Christmas Haircuts
Huxon barbers gain national notice for a 1938 free haircut party aiding needy children. The event, aided by the American Legion and Salvation Army, provided haircuts clothing and some footwear, with many youths prepared for Christmas. The Evening Huronite praises the barbers role and ongoing efforts.
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Huxon
Anpuss
Willian Reaves
American Legion
Aboes
Legionnaires
Salvation Army
Mixa
Hervida Damas
Public Maian
Skeee
Setusie
Ss Pela Soen
Johnson Helps South Dakota Farmers With Drought Relief
In a notable turn for Rep. Royal C. Johnson, the drought relief bill now includes loans for South Dakota farmers who lost crops to last summer hail storms. Johnson’s amendment secured this aid for hail-affected districts, proving his influence in Congress and answering critics who questioned his effectiveness. The piece also recalls Cuban tensions and historical grievances with General Wayler.
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Johnson
Rep
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
Congress
Washington
Tim
House of Representatives
William H. McMaster
Livestock feeding boom urged by Brown county leaders
Press comment highlights Brown county's rise in livestock feeding driven by drought in Montana, farmer education, and railroad support. K Ford notes Western stock prices misperception spurred stock mindedness while cooperation among farmers, banks, and livestock firms shapes finishing markets. Russia wheat trends may boost domestic production. article envisions lasting farm prosperity through method changes and continued efforts.
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K. Ford
Livestock Development Department
Milwaukee
W. E. Dittmer
Lions Club
Brown County
Weaterm Range
Montana
Economic Farm Conference
Milwaukee Railroad
Dakotas
Russia
United States
American News
Germany Reactions To A Quiet on the Western Front
German authorities ban the American World War I film A Quiet on the Western Front, citing threats to national sentiment. The piece notes Germany is troubled, with economic struggle and political instability fueling a cautious response to the Remarque adaptation. It argues the film’s message against war extends to all nations and could have faced similar censure elsewhere.
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Germany
Tribune Innespelis
Erich Maria Remarque
Jim Luther
Tere
Ecmom Denen
Americas
Rogers
Hoover Calls for Stronger Federal Crime Control Actions
Milwaukee Journal reports President Hoover urges stricter enforcement of state laws and federal code expansion to combat gangsters. He argues crime control is a shared duty of citizens and government and that federal power should extend to cover organized crime activities.
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Milwaukee Journal
Hoover
Ender
South Dakota 4-H Livestock Champions Review Club Work
Three central South Dakota 4-H boys Ernie Kurth Lawrence Hartman and Melvin Revelta form the state champion livestock judging team. They recount years in the club including sheep and sow litter projects, prizes at Marshall County and Sargent County fairs, and a 1990 trip to the State Fair. They credit county agent Nichols for guidance and note plans to represent the state at Chicago.
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Dakota Livestock
Central South Dekots
Ernie Kurth
Lawrence Hartmen
Melvin Revelta
Theered
Kare Martaen
Chicago
Ernest
Marshall County
Felub
Hampshire
Marshall County Fair
Huron
South Dakota
Marshal County
Sargent County
Nichols
Lawrence Hartman
M. P. Bates
Frank Krafka
Fair
L.V. Olson
LL D. Nichols
Four Reel Movie by 4 H ers sent to clubs at cost
A four reel film titled Partners Three was shot at the national 4 H club congress in Chicago. Catherine Embrey of Levington Virginia stars as Barbara Jean Duncan, with Bernice Newton from Conan City Colorado as writer of the piece summarizing farm life and livestock. The project, funded by the Chicago Agricultural Association, will be distributed to 4 H clubs at transportation cost, with no charge for team members' costs.
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Hi Clube
H. M. Jones
Partners Three
Chicago
Catherine Embrey
Levington
Barbara Jean Duncan
Bernice Newton
Conan Ci
Colo
Ion Costa
Brisk Holiday Trade Noted At Miller The Jersey Shop
Holiday shopping in Miller, with brisk trade reported at The Jersey Shop. Staff say demand remains strong for sweaters, coats, and accessories as shoppers seek gifts ahead of the season. Local customers praise friendly service and timely wrap options.
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Urate
Club Leaders Chosen for 4 H Short Course
Dr. Gilbert Weaver of the state college selected local 4 H club leaders for the Short Course from a box in the city. Alice McBride Wolsey and Mrs. C. C. May Huron were named. Expenses for each local leader cover ten members attending. Two Hand county and one Spick county leaders expected to attend.
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Gilbert Weaver
State College
Weaver
Miss Dewing
Alice McBride
Wolsey
C. C. May
Huron
Spick County
Hand County
Bessie Skinner Hosts Alpena Sunshine 4-H Club
Alpena Sunshine 4-H Club met at Bernie Skinner’s home on Saturday afternoon December 13. Pearl Linafelter, club reporter, noted the program featured craft work by members across year groups and a demonstration of laundry bag sewing.
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Bessie Skinner
Alpena Sunshine
Bernie Skinner
Pearl Linafelter
Danoch
Melvin Pier Elected 4-H Club President
Melvin Pier was elected president of the 4-H Club with Derewoode as secretary and Gus Hintermeister as re elected leader. The report notes continued leadership and organizational activity amid local youth programs and future plans for Boward and Wr events.
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Mcretary
Derewoode Parter
Gus Hintermeister
Footerich
Jeciicoms
Boward
Derewoode
Stickers Classified Ad Hints Answer Hidden In Page
A brief notice hints that today’s answer appears in the classified section. Read the ad captions for clues and locate the item or message that resolves the prompt. The clue points readers to specific listings rather than the main news.
Open Forum on Tax Fairness and Burden Sharing
A reader recalls moral tales of fairness and argues for a tax system that equals the burden to net income. He cites drought, mortgage, and non real estate owners who pay little yet seek public benefits, urging proportional taxes across all classes.
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Hall
Twenty Years Ago Huron Socials and Census News
Beadle county residents reflected a busy period with Christmas gatherings hosted by Mrs. F. Hutchins and Mrs. Holbrook, a Beadle county clerk receiving a $500 raise after population growth from 8,081 in 1900 to 15,106 in 1910, and visitors such as Miss Carrie Bemis joining local families before departure to Wagner S D.
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A. B Fairbank
John King
Sioux City
B. Dinneen
Mebraski Street
Fred J. Hutchins
F. L. Holbrook
Hotel Royal
Gace Hutchins
Holbrook
T. 3. Campbell
Coler Campbel
Asher
Beadle County
Carrie Bemis
Huron
R. C. Winhem
Miller Teers Market Report Sends Produce to Market
A fragment indicates substantial produce movement from Miller Teers to local markets with ad hoc notes on policy and safety measures guiding transport and sale. The unreadable text limits specifics but implies active trade and market readiness.
Charity Receipts Distributed By Army In Watertown
Residents in Watertown flocked to the Mepis Leaf Cafe as receipts were given to charity. The funds will be distributed by the Army to needy residents in the vicinity.
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Watertown
Mepis Leaf
Accusations Denied By Northwest Grain Chief
W J Kuhrt, general manager of the Northwest Grain association in Minneapolis, said accusations the group tried to dominate the recent South Dakota Elevator association convention at Aberdeen are untrue. He stated the regional body did not influence elevator or state associations actions and noted Berg’s reelection bid as South Dakota Elevator head was not steerable by Northwest Grain. He praised the convention for allowing diverse views on the farm board program and noted cooperation with invited groups.
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Minneapolis
Northwest Grain Association
South Dakota Elevator Association
Aberdeen
W. J. Kahri
A. L. Berg
B. D
South Dakota Association
Kuhrt
Berg
South Dakota Organic
Northwest Grain Assis
South Elevator Association
Northwest Graination
Coopera
South Dakota Elevator Assoc
Hif
Sou
Dakota Elevator Association
Commission House
Pettigrew museum praised as a credit to South Dakota
W J Over curator of the South Dakota University museum calls the Pettigrew museum a credit to the state and lauds Sioux Falls for supporting such educational institutions. A letter to Miss Mer. Peabody from a visitor stresses Sioux Falls is fortunate to have the Pettigrew museum and that the city deserves civic backing for its educational value.
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Pettigrew Museum
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Sioux
Institut
Sioux Falls Gas Head Transferred to Columbus Ohio
Homer Ve Armstrong, manager of the Sioux Falls Gas company, is transferred to Columbus, Ohio, effective January 1. He plans to leave Sioux Falls around January 1. Sam Whiteman will succeed him in Sioux Falls. the Columbus company is owned by the same organization as Sioux Falls Gas.
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Columbus
Sioux Falls
Homer Ve Armstrong
Sioux Fally Gas Company
Ohio
Armstrong
Sioux Fells
Sioux Falls Gas Company
Sam Whiteman
Owensboro
Mr. Armstrong
Mitchell Man Named to United States Military Academy
Mitchell resident Richard Bauer is named as a principal appointee to the United States Military Academy. A. Christopherson submitted the list to President Hoover. Another principal appointee is Everett N. D. of Sioux Falls. Annapolis appointees Keller Higher and James Brown also hail from Sioux Falls.
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Annapolis
West Point
Mitchell
Weard
Richard Bauer
United States Military Academy
A. Christopherson
Hoover
Everett N. D
Sioux Falls
Keller Higher
James Brown
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