Japanese Aims and the Far Eastern Balance of Power
The analysis argues Japan seeks territorial gains in China, challenging trade and balance of power. It notes a Chinese boycott hurts Japan while Britain and the United States push trade and power interests in Shanghai. The piece weighs how balance of power shapes U S and British policy amid the Manchuria Shanghai crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Wade
China
Shanghai
Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
Yangtse
Dia
United States
State Department
Manchuria
Orient
Far East
Britain
Dangerous practice as children play on icy streets
A reader laments boys and girls skate and play on Huron streets amid thick ice. The piece warns of dangerous traffic and reckless drivers, urging parents to keep children off streets, while calling for city playgrounds year round to reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Encouraging words on agriculture from Professor Hansen
Professor Hansen, economist at the University of Minnesota, urges cautious optimism for agriculture amid uncertainty about recovery. He notes raw materials rise with prosperity and urges urgent aid to farmers facing hardship, especially in South Dakota and Nebraska, as Congress and administration debate priorities. He cites the Orient situation as a factor but stresses domestic relief must come first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin H. Hanzen
University of Minnesota
South Dakota
Hansen
Viborg
D. D
Yankton College
Lake Preston
Wil
R.L. Nordmess
Huron
Orient
Congress
Midwest
Nebraska
Sioux City
G. F. Kane
Lake Andes
Charles Mix County
Rail wage cut hailed as cooperative solution for railroads
The Minneapolis Journal reports a ten percent wage reduction by rail workers and management as a cooperative step to avert bankruptcy and cuts in employment. The agreement, limited to one year, was achieved through amicable negotiations and aims to preserve jobs while restoring old scales when normal conditions return. The piece contrasts this with past strikes and lauds shared sacrifice by workers and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneapolis Journal
Ieaders
Dreamer of Parents Inspires Youth to Aim High
Police official Lewis Harthill, former Mimmerpolis chief, writes in The Young Citizen about mothers and fathers shaping children. He urges youths to pursue character, integrity, and usefulness, warning that each misstep harms loved ones and undermines family dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Harthill
Mimmerpolis
Pincre
Aleen Erickson
Young Citizen
C. L
Mr. Harthill
Scout Head Has Pin-Hole Camera
Scout miss Paddington at Briarcliff camp demonstrates pinhole cameras to girls. She explains that such cameras are mechanically simple, loaded in a dark room, and take one photograph at a time, offering training in composition and patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
Briarcliff
Paddington
Andree
Firla
Puddington
Miz Poddington
Chester
Essay On Rubber By Leaguer Schuh In Valley League
A leaguer named Schuh recounts rubber's origin from latex to vulcanization by Charles Goodyear. He notes rubber is sourced from trees, and discusses early usage, cold weather hardening, and the global push to improve supply and wear resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuh
Valley League
Fa i
Charles Goodyear
Terwil
New York Clubber Returns From Arctic Journey
Mary Berasen North a New York 4 H club girl returns home after leading a club flag across Arctic routes. The expedition crossed North Lapland North Cane Nordkap Nordkyn in Europe the Arctic night and traveled through Lapland to Sweden. She sent greetings to the Nations Committee on Boys and Girls work during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Berasen North
New York
North Lapland
Mary
Arctic Mountains
North Cane
Nordkap
Nordkyn
Europe
Lapland
Sweden
Ner
Arctic Circle
Nations’ Committee On
Free Trips For Top 4H Girls At National Congress
Four outstanding 4H mediates in the national 4 H club girls style dress revue at the Eleventh National 4 H club congress in Chicago will win free educational trips to the shrines of American history in July 1933. County and state winners receive medals and wrist watches, with national winners earning a solid gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rtoes
H. M. Jones
South Dakota
New Club Song Introduced At National Banquet
At the 10th national club congress in Chicago members heard a new song titled 4.5 Friendship by Miss Fannie R. Buchanan and Miss Rena M. Parrish. Copies cost 10 cents from the National Committee of Boys and Girls' club work, 380 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fannie R. Buchanan
Rena M. Parrish
North
Michigan Avenue
Boy Scouts Exhibit Drgiants at the Solstice Anniversary
The article highlights a notable display by Boy Scouts in relief projects as part of the twenty second solstice anniversary celebrations. It notes cities and villages witnessing a remarkable demonstration of the scouts work, with Beowhs and BeRall Bf referenced in the year’s view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haren Bey
Solstpa
Bescot-Mees
BeRall
Melfette Aids Pony Rider After Sideslip
Noel Berge, son of Mr and Mrs Berge, sustained slight bruises when the pony rider stumbled and fell. Alvin Donker, mounted on horseback, aided Berge and assisted him back to the Beck House without further mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Mellette
Noel Beege
Berge
Perry
Alvin Donker
Variety Bazaar Mystery Word List and Clues
A jumbled spread lists numerous enigmatic terms and phrases across vertical and horizontal clues. The miscellany includes numbers, occupations, objects, and definitions, resembling a crossword puzzle or word game from a bygone variety page.
Apple Desserts and Fritters From SARAL DEWING
Apples feature in several recipes including Apple Rice Dessert Apple Tapoca and Apple Ginger Marmalade with detailed ingredients and steps for baking and serving. Also includes Apple Fritters with fritter batter and frying instructions.
January Weather Report From Ashton Local Weather Man
The January report by C F Ayars, Ashton local weather observer, notes 4.5 inches of new snow, 16 inches on the ground, and total precipitation of 4.5 inches. The warmest day reached 38 degrees, with 16 days below freezing and four partly cloudy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton Ashton
C.F. Ayars
Locel
Weathering Cold and Wind Wreaks Havoc Over Weekend
Readers report frigid conditions from Friday through Saturday with gale winds and temperatures about 24 degrees below zero. The period included six days of light precipitation totaling roughly nine minutes, marking an unusually harsh spell.
Twenty Years Ago Merit Rolls Adorn Huron High School
Twenty years ago today in Huron the high school listed pupils with averages of 36 or above in four regular subjects and one declamation for the six weeks ending January 14. Seniors include Bessie Brown Anna Dettmer Flora Durfee and others. Juniors Second year and First year groups named with several students. Mrs C A Baxter hosted a pleasant whist party with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Sclieol
Bessie Brown
Anna Dettmer
Flora Durfee
Edra Guernsey
Grace Guernsey
Hilda Eyam
Emhlyn Medbery
Vesta Sparks
Ruth ‘Tomlinson
Wilma Bliss
Burnett Gooner
Cellie Elliott
Hildegard Rother
Esther Rowe
Julia Russell
Gladys Van Ars+ndale
Marie Wright
Marie
Brunn
Mars Mew Vey
Hazel Stiles
Dorothy Tredway
Emil Utterback
Lucile Babbitt
Ralph Borr
Ruth Bell
Harvey Huntley
May Exvupy
Ross Lloyd
Zella Reese
Ada Roberts
George Rosenberry
Olyva Schoenlaker
Sarah Tomlinson
Florence Ward
Margaret Wright
C.A. Baxter
Glen Hurley
G. A. Poole
W. M. Fingsdorf
Chicago
Helen McDonald
Highware
S. S. Metts
F. N. Stewart
Los Angeles
California
Hazel’ Mateer
Minneapolis
Chas
Matece
M. C. Alford
Auction Bridge
Mellette Store Opens In New Location
The E and M cash store moved to a new site with an opening held last Saturday. Interior renovations feature a white and light oak scheme, painted walls, and white shelves edged with light oak. The open store layout places candy, refrigerators, and service counters at the center for shopper access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellette
E & M Cash
Steinmetz Picture Presented by General Electric
The State college engineering division received a framed portrait of Charles P. Steinmet, a renowned mathematical genius and electrical wizard, from General Electric. Steinmetz, linked to GE from 1883 to 1923, is celebrated for books on mathematics and electricity and for shaping State College’s engineering ties with industry. A separate item notes a low-attendance, cold weather cutting and curing demonstration by Mr. Johnson in Bonella, counted as interesting despite poor turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinmetz
State Brookings
State College Engineering Division
Charles P. Steinmet
Genera Electric Company
General Electric Company
Dass Meath
State College
Bonella
Johnson
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Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Watertown
Pierre Capital-Journal
South de Xota
Frank Hrambie
Pierre
Pheasant Hall of Fame
Ornithelogicen
Reatly
Arctic
America
Mumnate
U. S
Taterarate Commerce
TA Kone
Rigia
Molst
Fortune
Mongrel
Desart
Sterday
Reer
Vertical Trier
Aganus
Cross
Suldie
Xourself
Saral
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