Votes Disappointing on Debt Moratorium Postponement
The article criticizes Senators Norbeck and Bulow for their disappointing votes on delaying debt payments. It argues the South Dakota stance signals opposition to further debt revision, labeling it obstructionist and politically motivated. It urges nonpartisan revision of international debts to avert a world credit crisis and restore prosperity.
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Norbeck
Bulow
Senate
South Dakota
Sclons
United States
South
America
Need for friendship beyond treaties in Far East tensions
The article argues that treaties alone fail to secure peace between China and Japan. It cites Japanese views blaming Chinese actions for escalating conflict and notes public disapproval in the United States, while warning that only deeper understanding can resolve the Far East crisis.
Nefarious Banking Inference Sparks Public Debate
A newspaper opinion argues that linking international bankers profits from selling foreign bonds to government scandals is unfair and harmful. It urges readers to maintain trust in the government and avoid misleading comparisons that could erode confidence.
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Harding
Careful expression and confidence building it is now
A reflective critique condemns newspapers acting from destructive motives and eroding respect for authority through perversity, urging steadier public discourse and calmer expression. The statement emphasizes regret over such trends and calls for responsible journalism.
Traylor urges quick loan aid for closed banks to revive economy
Chicago banker Melvin A. Traylor told the Senate banking committee that loans to receivers and the unfreezing of assets in closed banks could release about 1 billion dollars into circulation. He argued the bill should extend to aiding depositors of insolvent banks, a move that could rapidly relieve thousands in the nation, including South Dakota.
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Traylor
Congress
Hoover
Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Washington
Banking and Currency Committee
The
Senate
Reconstruction Finance
South Dakota
Was drainage wise in Iowa lakes and towns
Water levels in the region around Spirit Lake dropped to historic lows after decades of extensive drainage projects. The article notes heavy rainfall two decades ago followed by widespread land reclamation, then a drought period last season that left drained soil vulnerable. Residents question whether drainage was the right course.
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Great Lakes
Towa Lakes
Spirit Lake
Minnesota
Emmet
Dickinson
Kossouth
Palo Alto
Pocahontas
Calhoun
Buena Vista
Unique Banking Recovery Celebration in Edward Clay County
A festive event marked the reopening of two Edgar banks after closings caused by broader economic conditions. Depositors trusted bank managers, aided by the state banking department, and signed withdrawal limits as negotiations led to a restored capital base. The community celebrated with music, speeches, and feasting, illustrating faith in local institutions and a hopeful future.
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Omaha
Edward Clay County
Edgar
MacDonald Looks Ahead for Europe Economic Stability
Providence Journal notes Prime Minister MacDonald in the House of Commons foresees future cooperation for positive action while Europe faces tariff clashes and volatile currencies. It urges urgent, constructive international agreement to curb economic chaos and avoid further damage. Local tax concerns are raised, urging continued efforts to cut county and school spending, while questioning press accuracy on state finances.
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MacDonald
Providence Journal
House of Commons
Girl Scouts Aid School Movement
The national Girl Scouts join the Stay-in-school drive, sending 20 000 Keep Them in School posters from New York to leaders nationwide. They distribute literature urging working age scouts to stay in school and assist with winter clothing drives that support school attendance and temporary employment for collectors and deliverers.
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Organization For
National
Girl Scouts
New York City
Club Work Leads Many To Success Walworth County Champ Tells Of Achievement
Walworth county 4-H club highlights achievement through foods and clothing projects as Lucy Krause recalls three years of canning and clothing work, county fairs, demonstrations, and state fair entries. She notes growth of participation and predicts continued expansion of 4-H enrollment nationwide.
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Walworth County
3500 Enrolled In Clubs For Coming Season's Projects
State 4 H club leader M Jones reports 3500 members already enrolled for the coming season with daily increases. The clothing project leads with 2355 enrolled, Beadle County 231, Spink County 225 in home economics, Day County 83 forming projects. More enrollments await reorganization, likely rising significantly in two months.
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M. Jones
Beadle Cotiity
Spink County
Day County
Miner Club Boy Recalls 4-H Congress in Chicago
A 4-H club member from Miner county recounts attending the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. He describes visits to the stock show, Armour Packing plant, International Harvester, Field Museum, Belmont Hotel banquet, and talks by Commander Richard E. Byrd. He praises 4-H awards, clubs work, and regret not meeting more members, urging others to join.
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Miner County
Chicago
Hagen Kelsey
Thos. E. Wilson
United States
Wilson Auditorium
Wilson Building
Richard E. Byrd
Fitzhugh Gresne
Dick Byrd
Mrr. Wilson
Matisas
Armour Packing Plant
International Harvester Company
Lennox Independent Essay Contest For 4-H Members
The Lennox Independent sponsors an essay contest for 4-H club members. Essays may not exceed 500 words and should be submitted by eligible youths. Cash awards will be given to the winning entries.
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Eponbors
Tha Lennox Independent
Eamys
Desig n XX and Related Crossword Clues From A Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text presents a noisy list of clue prompts andPartial phrases across themes like kinship, professions, and objects. The readable items hint at a crossword style puzzle with numbers and definitions, including references to bones, fabrics, and titles, but the source lacks a coherent narrative or event.
Music Circulars For 4-H Leaders Aids Meetings
A special circular on music appreciation with suggested practices for each 4 H club meeting or month may be secured by local leaders through the state extension division office. Training schools conducted by Mrs. Lela Smith add value and many more are planned at the home extension training center.
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Lela Smith
Baby Beeves Enroll by Jan 1 for 4 H Feeding Project
Members have a few days to enroll in the H baby beef project at the state club office. Calves must be on feed and ear tagged after enrollment and before February. H M Jones, state 4 H club leader, notes many calves are already ear tagged and recorded.
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H. M. Jones
Poultry Tribune Offers 4-H Scholarships
The Poultry Tribune announces 4-H scholarships to be awarded in January per H. M. Jones state 4-H club leader. Entries must be received by January 10. records forwarded to the judging committee. First prize is $150 and valid at any college or school of agriculture.
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Poultry Tribune
H. M. Jones
Tallege
School of Agriculture
Help Yourself with Lend A Hand Jelly Recipes
A pantry column offers jelly making tips from bottled juice and grape conserve ideas. Instructions cover apple cider jelly with liquid pectin and sugar, plus a grape conserve mixing grape juice, fruits, nuts and rind, then cooling under paraffin. Also notes a Christmas party Wellington program by the Banaday school children at the Presbyterian church with gift packages for welfare use.
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Saral
Dewing
Wellington
Banaday
Presbyterian Church
Wessington
Tweets Years Ago Today Tin Huron
Frank Simons returned this morning from Winona where he spent Christmas. Conductor R. C. Mason left this morning for Escanaba Mich for an extended visit. Mrs Fred Zimmer of Bow is expected in the city today to visit her parents Mr and Mrs A Rupp. Mr and Mrs Jota Hishén departed last evening for Seattle. Abel af thr Taft ship received a telegraphic request to secure keel reservations for 20 Stanley county men who are planning to be here on Tuesday. Myr and Mrs J Shea arrived home this morning from Minneapolis where Mr Shea spent Christmas and where Mrs Shea has been visiting her daughter for some time. Orla and Edna Koy are in LaDell visiting at their former home. A daughter was born to B Lyon on Thursday evening. The Margaret and Mollie Men spent Tuesday visiting friends in LaDell. Mr and Mrs Bert Ingals and kin arrived home this morning from the east where they have been on a trip. Verne Bonesteel arrived home every day from Madison Wis where he is attending the University of Wisconsin. I will spend a few days visiting the tents Mr and Mrs Charles Bonestead and KIrs and Wednesday
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Frank Simons
Winona
R. C. Mason
Escanaba
Mich
Fred Zimmer
Bow
A. Rupp
Jota Hishén
Seattle
Ell
Abel
Taft
Flay
Stanley County
Shea
Minpeepolis
Dimas
Orla
Edna Koy
LaDelle
B. Lyon
Margaret
Mollie
LaDe
Bert Ingals
Charles Bonestedd
Swiss Executive Named Fourth Term President Motta Re-elected
Swiss politics marked by stability as Giuseppe Motta, 63, was elected to a fourth term as president of the Federal Council for one year. Motta, a veteran statesman from Airve, has led since 1915 and helped establish the League of Nations in Geneva. He moved from State to National Council and joined the Federal Council in 1931, with the council’s seven members rotating presidency annually.
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Bern
Switzerland
Giuseppe Motti
Federal Council
Motta
Europe
Sny
Airvle
State Council
National Council
le Federal Council
Moita
League of Nations
Geneva
League Assembly
Watertown filling station operator arrested on liquor charges
Federal Prohibition headquarters reported the arrest of Merlin B. Tipton of Watertown on Liquor Dissension charges. Officers found alcohol on Tipton's premises in Sioux Falls on December 28.
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Watertown Mansioux Falls
Federal Prohibition
Merlin B. Tipton
Watertown
Tipton
Home for Holidays Carpenter
Miss Alice Ratliff a student at a state college in Brookings arrived home to spend the holidays at her home west of town. She will graduate this spring.
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Carpenter
Alice Ratliff
State College
Brookings
Miss Ratlif
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