World calls for international plan to stabilize China
An editorial argues that China’s chaotic state threatens global peace and urges a coalition of nations including the United States, Britain, France, Italy, and Japan to organize authority in China. It claims a governed China would curb exploitation, reduce conflict, and promote orderly commercial development.
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Japan
China
United States
England
France
Italy
Ching
Farm prices and freedom for American farmers urged
A public editorial urges boosting agricultural prices through debentures, equalization fees, and a domestic allotment plan to restrict production for domestic needs. It argues for lasting farm relief, warns against corporate domination, and backs Washington action to aid agriculture while preserving individual initiative and independent farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Black
Federal Farm Board
America
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
NOW SOMETHING PERMANENT
The Evening Huronite argues that permanent prosperity requires farmers to gain financeable footing to buy industrial goods and support a large domestic market. It notes low farm commodity prices, praise for credit thawing laws, and plans under President Heaver and General Dawes to use the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, while doubting outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Heaver
Congress
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Textile leaders seek uniform hours and stable jobs
Secretary Lamont told textile leaders that manufacturers merchants bankers and businesspeople understand their industries better than any previous generation. The conference urged uniform operating hours and employment stabilization, arguing improved self study and deliberate action can pull a previously unprosperous industry into better condition, reflecting American initiative.
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Kansas City Star “Telieve
Lamont
Commerce Department
Mitchell Republican criticizes optimistic farm data in South Dakota
The Mitchell Republican condemns inflated claims about farm conditions in South Dakota. It argues mortgage debt fell due to foreclosures and bank failures, not real gains, and urges honest reporting to push constructive agricultural action. A. C. Hoot was elected president of the State Chamber of Commerce, with John W. Stasip-Degie noted among new directors connected to meat industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Republican
South Dakota
Joana
Joana Cannnot
Seoramic
State Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Hoot
Repid City
Huron
Missouri
Jim Smith
Bella Fourche Bee
Harry F. Brownell
Sioux Falls
Ste Ces
Yankten
John W. Stasip- Degie
Delotem
Wessington Bay Wins Free Trip to National 4-H Camp
Delegates from South Dakota announced for the national 4-H club camp in Washington D. C. next June. The article describes the junior short course in Brookings with speeches by Archer Gilfillan, a banquet, stunts teaching thrift, and classes on grasshoppers and forging.
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Ctrlsaga
Elton Hollister
Rustlers Sheep Club
Hand County
A. B. Giane
Huron
Archer Gilfillan
South Dakota
Washington D. C
Dean Larson
Pugsley
Brookings
College Auditorium
Valley League Boy Describes Beaver Trapping Nearby
Lewis Schwartz of alley Y C L Beadle county district recalls visiting a neighbor who traps beavers on the James River. He received beaver teeth, notes beavers weigh up to 75 pounds, and describes their tails and trapping gear. He says he has trapped muskrat, skunk, and two weasels this winter and plans to sell the furs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley League
Lewis Schwartz
Alley Y. C. L. Beadle County
James River
Jim River
Wilson Reserve Club Plans Play for Members
The Wilson girl s club met after school on Monday with 19 members present. Four girls were appointed to perform a play at the next meeting. The treasurer reported a treasury balance of 253 dollars. The club will be conducted by the Remore group for the coming month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Reserves
Wilson
Remore Club
Schookie Glecum
Huron Troop Plans To Attend Vespers
A fragmentary report notes a Huron troop planning to attend vespers. Text is garbled and incomplete, but indicates a religious or ceremonial gathering and a possible local civic or military connection. The source lacks clear names, dates, or places due to OCR damage.
Sea Scouts Plan to Take Part in National Events
Sea Scouts of America plan broad participation in Boy Scout week events February 7 13 as Bay area executive Fred C Eggers notes the 22nd anniversary of scouting. The program targets older boys 13 and up and organizes them into ships the nautical units equivalent to troops. Sea Scouts have grown into the nation’s largest nautical youth group with a wide reach across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Scouts
Sea Scout Service
Scouts of America
Fred C. Eggers
America
United States
Alaska Totem Pole contest extended to March fifteenth
National Boy Scout office extends the Alaska Totem Pole project deadline to March 15 to boost participant numbers for the three award trips to Alaska. Eligible first class Scouts under 38 gain travel from their hometowns funded by Alaska Railroad and Alaska Steamship Company. The article also discusses totems in Haida culture and tribal symbolism.
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Boy
Alaska
Seward
Skagway
Akiske
Alaska Railroad
Alaska Steamship Company
Identity Question HORIZONTAL TLarge city in Japan
Dictionary style list of crossword clues with numerous spellings and partial phrases covering terms for geography, industry, and language quirks, including references to Japan city, labor leader, and various word definitions across vertical and horizontal clues.
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Japan
Paz
Brazil
James B. Watsco
Beadle 4-H Butter Boosters Form From Union of Clubs
Beadle 4-H Butter Boosters formed after Rudy Dairy club and Yale Butter Boosters merged due to small memberships. John Greenan of Yale elected leader. officers include James Fuller president Joe Brinkman vice president Joe Greenan secretary treasurer and Frances Fuller reporter. Members served a lunch after election and sang. Regular meetings set for the third Wednesday each month with next gathering at John Greenanwerth’s Yale home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle Dairy Clubs
Beadle
Henry Brinkman
Frances Fulter
Rudy Dairy Club
Yale Butter Boosters
Beadle 4-H Butter Boosters
John’ Greenan
Yale
Ieader
James Fuller
Joe Brinkman
Price
Joe Greenan
Weasurer
Frances Fuller
John Greenanwerth
Home Soap Making Secret From Old Days
A historical note explains turning waste fats into soap using pure lye and fat, detailing a traditional method. It praises glycerin quality and suggests saving on soap costs. Readers are invited to plan soap making with lard or tallow, guiding steps and a caution to cure before use.
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Sara L. Dewing
Rand
Soap Making Notes And Cautions For Effective Saponification
A project guide explains converting pressy portions into soap, reclaiming any lye under the soap, and waiting about two weeks for complete saponification when lye and fat fully become neutral soap. It promises a forthcoming list of reasons for failures to help avoid future errors.
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Tomorow
Twenty Years Ago Today In Baron
Baron notes list a dozen residents and visitors New notifications include Chris Hansen leaving for Carthage on a business trip W H Thrall returns from Bowdie after religious services B F Ives departs to southern state on Masonic matters Fred H Camp goes Ree Heights for a few days Deputy Dan Snyder heads to Wolsey for a day General Agent B F Farrell travels to Aberdeen for C N W business Wilbur Dow of Sioux Falls starts new job at August Tams furniture and plans move J C Moore travels east Milton Bassiger returns from Sioux City J W Butterfield returns from Sioux Falls and heads north on a business trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Hansen
Carthage
W. H. Thrall
Bowdie
Col
B. F. Ives
Huron College
R. C. Gibbs
Fred H. Camp
Ree Heights
Dan Snyder
Wolsey
B. F. Farrell
Aberdeen
Wilbur. Dow
Sioux Falls
Tams Furnitura
Huron
C. J. Moore
Milton Bassiger
Sioux City
J. W. Butterfield
Waste Land Conversion Drives Tree Planting Movement
The Clarke McNary act spurs cooperative tree planting, with 2 million trees set in 1931. Black Hills supervisor Theodore Krueger notes South Dakota lacks a state cooperation and urges farmers to plant trees on rough land for future shelter belts, thinnings, poles, and fuel.
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Beadwoou
Theodore Krueger
Black Hills National Forest
South Dakota
Booth Dakota
Krueger
Troop 6 Huron Scouts Hold Regular Meeting
Huron Boy Scouts Troop 6 met Tuesday evening with 10 Scouts, two officials and one visitor present. Arthur Newland reported Scout week February 1 to 13, they held a business session, signallings practiced, and games were played. Fred C. Ezgere presented Arthur Newland with his first class pin and two merit badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAS
Huron
Boy Scouts
Arthur Newland
Fred C. Ezgere
Postpone Bid erby Club Meeting in Esmond
The Bid erby club, slated to meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Mulholand, will postpone its gathering due to crafting illness, rescheduled for next week in Esmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postfone
Esmond
Biderby
Charles Mulholand
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Nerson
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