World Court Hope Urged by Elihu Root
Elihu Root testifies before the senate committee urging American participation in the world court as a step toward peace. General Pershing argues for preparedness while Root’s approach seeks international understanding and a warless world, with debate over its potential efficacy and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Root
Senate Committee
Root
World Court
John J. Pershing
Senate
General Pershing
Germany
France
Mr. Root
Justice Hughes
Taft
Dowdell’s push for a one house legislature in South Dakota
A column criticizing Senator Dowdell’s unicameral proposal, arguing government should focus on efficient state business. It contends absolute monarchy would be the most efficient form, warns against shrinking legislature, and stresses that competent, honest citizens must be elected to ensure proper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowdell
South Dakota
England
Russia
Sowih Dekota
Senate Dewdells
Walt
Time and Our Toilets in Developments of Political Jockeying
A fragment reflecting on time serving politics and disregard for public good in the lead up to higher office. This concise note critiques opportunistic motives and the impact on public welfare.
South Dakota District Plan Sparks Debate on Elections
The Argus Leader endorses a state split with a central north south line to elect one congressman from each side, aiming to preserve Christoph 250m. The Watertown Public Opinion bets on electing both congressmen at large. No bill has yet been introduced, but action in February is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Obe Osngreesman
Argus-Leader
Christoph
Hilgren
Watertown
Babson Predicts Agricultural Prosperity Rebound in 1981
Statistician Roger W. Babson argues that bad times hit hardest sectors first and recover first, placing agriculture among early risers. He warns against overexpansion and notes inevitable trade laws that push business cycles up and down, hoping 1981 will mark a turn toward prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson
The Ancient Debate on Stage Censorship Reissued
In a city forum, prominent figures discuss censorship of theater and literature. While opinions vary on definitions of decency and what to suppress, a common belief holds that public taste shapes culture, even as some argue censorship remains a rough, evolving system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Getty
Bas Ro
Mischievous youth and future threats in a medical context
A fragment discusses a stubby-bearded boy likened to a chopper and potential future dangers. Refers to Dr Frederick M Thresher of New York University and a hypothetical escalation from playful mischief to extortion in a shaded medical or scientific setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huacita
Ges Giand
Soesus
Frederick M. Thresher
New York University
Thrasher
Gmg
Teather
Olive Lewis Captures Devel County Sheep Championship
Mary Olive Lewis of Devel county recalls a rich history with the Sunshine Sheep club from 1921 to 1930s. She describes state fair wins in showmanship and ewe lamb categories, a grand stand ride with Governor Gunderson, and leadership under Miss Zetta Bankett and Hugh Lewis. She notes multiple victories at fairs, county championships, and participation in judging teams and national congress in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Olive Lewis
Deval County
Zetta Bankett
Sunshine Sheep Club
Hampshire
Hugh Lewis
Beauty
Betty
Devel County
Lewis
Clyde Mortenson
Dever County
Shropshire Ewe Lambs
Egsin
Devel
Chicago
Hyde Girls Exhibit Old Singer Sewing Machine
Hyde girls studied the history of sewing at a meeting at the Joe Thurston home. They displayed a rare early Singer machine, owned by Mrs Ben Elllinger and believed to be among the first models. The reporter described its four by ten inch base, eight inch height, table clamp, and hand crank. The machine sews with a chain stitch and unravels if thread breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Porter Jocal
Joe Thurston
Flies Howe
Mra Ben Elllinger
Sacajawea Scouts Gather for February Enrollment
The Bacajewee troop 3 captain Wright led a January meeting with patrol group discussions on Clamstosis as studies. A next meeting invites all to enroll as Girl Scouts at 623 p.m. on February 4, at the designated location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacajawea
EK. Wright
Bacajewee Troop
Janisry
Kansas 4 H Girl Is Radio Winner in Movie Contest
Parsons Kansas 4 H girl Josephine O'Brien won second prize in a 4 H motion picture contest for a scenario titled Along the Clover Pathway. The themed entry highlighted community leadership and featured a 4 H tube cabinet model radio valued at 112 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Josephine O'Brien
Parsons
Kans
Merits and Promotions for Troop 5 Scouts
Irving Axelrad received a Life Bout badge at Huron troop 4. Dinners by EL J. Calen dine and officer Fred C. Eggers outlined Anniversary week plans from February celebrating Scouting’s 21st. Scouts Jenisu Parlee Schrader Van Winkle earned Second Class ranks. merit badges were awarded to Howard Axelrad Irving Axelrad Douglas Cone James J Hall George Schmidt Harold Scudamore Gerald Snedigar Eugene Theimer and Marshall Townsend. Moonlight outdoor meet drew 23 Scouts who played Capture the Flag with Marshall Townsend’s side winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Axelrad
Huron
EL J. Calendine
Fn Irving
Jenisu
Parlee
Schrader
van Winkle
Howard Axelrad
Douglas Cone
Tames J Hall
George Schmidt
Harold Scudamore
Gerald Snedigar
Eugene Theimer
Marshall Townsend
Mr. Calendine
Fred C. Eggers
America
Irving Awelrad
Congregational Church
Girl Scout indoor garden guides winter blooms and geranium care
The article describes creating an indoor garden in a sunny window to supply flowers all winter and prepare plants for spring. It highlights nasturtiums and horseshoe geraniums for home decor, discusses soil mix, and offers simple cuttings and potting steps to cultivate cheerful blooms that thrive in varying home temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerikan
Richland Club Hosts Party Tonight
Limited readable text shows Richland Club planning a party at Culver School on Wednesday January 9. Mentions Enee Hichland Rockers and Richland Reoter with vague phrases about a Pork club and a team in silent conversation. No clear outcomes or quotes.
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Enee Hichland Rockers Alamesting
Richland
Baby
Pork Club
Culver
Scholhs
Ebvard
Ey Doy Lind
Poshig
Rg Silen Cor
John Michael
Sune
Political dispute over Gunderson bank case in federal ruling
Letter to the editor analyzes a federal court decision in Fiman et al v. State of South Dakota. It disputes Gunderson's portrayal of which governor knew about illegal rural credit deposits at the Ewert bank in Pierre. The piece argues the court referred to Carl Gunderson and questions Gunderson’s recounting of the executive accountant’s reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gunderee
Norbeck
McMinster
Fiman
State of
South Dakota
Gunderson
Mc.Finnan
Ewert Bank
Pierre
Rural Credit Board
Supreme Court of
State
Ewert
N. W
Mate
Remion
Sor
Carl Gunderson
Federal Court Seya
Ofpf
Byrne
Sbiwert
South Dakota Banking Scandal and Governorship Critique
H Gilding blames Governor Gunderson for banks’ malpractices linked to Ewert and Smith, arguing Norbeck and McMaster politically harmed. He accuses Gunderson of lax oversight enabling large deposit increases and trust fund misuses, predicting further losses from the Smith family bank collapse. The letter paints a blame-heavy view of South Dakota political corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaster
Sena’ Norbeck
Ewert Bank
Gunderson
Norbeck
United State
Ewert
Peter Norbeck
Carl Gunderson
South Dakota
Fred R. Smith
Smith
C Son
USA Platte Bank
Smith Bank
H. G. Gilding
Letter to the Editor on sidewalk food waste in Huron SD
Mrs W M Redfield of Esmond SD decries spreading corn meal on city sidewalks for pleasure seekers while others in the nation go hungry. She questions local priorities and world perceptions as winter weather allows straw hats in January in Huron South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
California
Florida
Huron
W. M.redfield
Esmond
S. Dy
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Happenings
A. A. Chamberlain left for Pierre on business while T. H. Null attended a railroad commission hearing in Aberdeen on telephone rates. Coler Campbell and others planned travel for business and personal trips including a Pipestone Light and Power deal. A marriage united Miss Elizabeth Murine and William Louis Mud at St Martins church. Madden couple headed to Milwaukee for a honeymoon then Fortage Wisconsin. Lutheran meeting elected officers R V Bredesen, S A Melum, William Retachlng Jr, and trustees Thormess, Retachlng, H O Richards, Meyers, Melum with 2 souls added to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Chamberlain
Wedness
Pierre
T. H. Null
Aberdeen
Railroad Commission
Coler Campbell
Minneapolis
M. Murray
St. Paul
New York
Sui
Bermuda Islands
William Campbell
Tomoatow
Pipestone
Minn
Pany
Elizabeth Muraine
William Louis Mud
Portage
St. Maretins Catholic Church
Florence McMahon
T. & Delaney
Skoonatap Scouts Plan Bird Finding Badge Initiative
The Skoonatap Scouts decided to begin bird finding work for the badge and Elizabeth Colior joined as a new member. A visitor attended the meeting as petrol leaders held a special planning session for upcoming events after the regular troop meeting, reported by Mosiorie Obele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skoonatap
Elizabeth Colior
Mosiorie' Obele
Esmond Farmer Wins Ganenes At State Crop Show
Esmond farmer T. E. Fingerwon won prize at the state crop show held recently in Shoresh Falls. He entered ten cart of large flat corn and a peck of ember dutem wheel three teases of yellow dent, competing in the northern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond
Ganenes
Coop Siow
T. E. Fingerwon
Eemend
Wen
Em Prine
Shwre Falls
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McCanmm
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Robert D. Lusk
Fier
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Mirren
Ress
Watter
Iar Cocker
Bron
Wea
Mali
South Dekon
Bn ‘Ap Sos
United States
Associated Press
Asenciated Presse
Fender
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
ChristeZersen
Reiter
Olive Lewis
Ewe
Hyde Girls
Richland Club
Voltaire
Nance Mitchell
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