Cities of the Future and Dr. Dewey's Skyscraper Vision
The columnist challenges Dr. John Dewey of Columbia who predicts a future split city with sunward aristocrats in 40 story towers and sunless groundlings in tunnels. The piece argues skyscrapers multiply but fail to replace desire for earth, gardens, and earthbound living, urging use of cars trains expressways and planes to expand city living.
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New York
John Dewey
Columbia University
Dewey
H. G. Wells
Mexico and Russia Diplomatic Relations and Trust
Mexico has broken relations with Russia and expelled its representatives, citing repeated untruths and harmful dealings. Britain briefly resumed contacts with the Soviets, but the United States maintains that recognition hinges on Soviet proof of good behavior, echoing Charles E. Hughes's stance.
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Mexico
Russia
Great Britain
Charles E. Hughes
Chicago Politics Faces Strawn Committee Pressure
The Chicago scene shows a complex political struggle as grip of the Strawn committee tightens on city and county affairs amid fund shortages for public employes. The article hints at a clash between politicians, gangsters, and racketeers and notes the ongoing fiscal strain.
Chicago's graft crisis prompts reformist loan ultimatum
A business group tightens its grip and may steer Chicago toward major government changes. Strawn's faction conditions loans to city and county offices, while national reaction grows. The piece condemns decades of crime and graft under the Thompson rule and questions any aid from figures built on corruption.
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Chicago
Strawn
Thompson
Will Chickens Come Home to Roost in South Dakota
The piece discusses Democratic hopes to land Governor Bulow in the U S Senate while predicting continued Republican control of the state ticket. It notes Bulow’s popularity shapes campaign dynamics and hints at political fallout if Bulow defeats Senator McMaster for re election, implying possible shifts in party influence.
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Bulow
United States Senate
Democratic Party
South Dakota
Mobridge Tribune
McMaster
Gunderson
Senator McMaster
Fray Over Coalition Fails to Aid Agriculture in Tariff Fight
In Luverne Minnesota a critical look at a Senate coalition labeled Independent Republicans shows repeated failures to back farm leaders demands for tariff increases on items like casein wool sugar and frozen meats. The editorial argues the alliance betrayed farmers to aid political aims rather than enact needed protection.
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Luverne
Minn
Senate
Hayiiz
Jaa
Optimism as America's Priceless Asset
A fragmentary editorial extols American character and optimism as the nation’s most valuable asset surpassing natural resources and industrial might. It contrasts American resilience and humor with British tenacity, urging steadfast hope and continued initiative despite adversity.
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America
Bette
Thorp Thread and Thimble 4-H Club Sews for All
In Clark County the Thorp Thread and Thimble 4-H club led by Mrs G V DePeel and assisted by Mildred Stacey completed its first year of clothing work begun in 1923. Twenty three members finished three main construction tasks, seventeen kimono dresses were added, and several girls earned county and state recognitions.
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Clark County
Thorp
G. V. DePeel
Rmre
Mildred Stacey
Mrs. DePeel
Twenty-tre Zs
Thorp Consolidated’ Chool
Mra
DePeel
Stacey
Brookings
Take. Kampetka
Jesdorn
Catleton Grigg
Alta de Peel
Watertown
Counalth
Satants
Brookings Ganized
Dla
Andere
Thorp Girls Club Aims High for Year Activities
Members plan to raise funds to send five delegates and a leader to the Junior Short Course. The Thorp club targets 160 percent progress in their clothing project and seeks greater participation in club work this year.
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Thorp Club
Iroquois Grade School Honor Roll Names by Grade
The Iroquois grade school honor roll for the fifth month lists students by grade. First grade students include Audrey Wart Ines Scheelerman James Caapersox and Stelma Armin. Second grade names Richard Cummins Marilyn Dickey Dorothy Geyer and Phy Hs Jaton. Third grade features Goldis Goertz Mil dred Skarloken Lola Carsperson Dorothy Rae Richards. Fourth grade Irene Schoellermanh. Fifth grade Dorothy Bolan Sylvis Geyer Madonny Rounds Neomi Stoneking and Frances Sullivan. Sixth grade Weldon Rolan Rew ben Goertz Edna Knouze Iva Ohisen Vivian Skadloken Vivian Van Tessel and Phyilia Wolfe. Seventh grade Marthy Fen Sullivan Danilo Gross Donald Walter and Winifred Miller. Eighth grade Florence Frahm Evelyn Crawford Arloigne Leeds Lois Annis Charley Armin.
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First Geide
Audrey
Mae Wart Ines
Scheelerman
James Caapersox
Stelma Armin
Richard’ Cummins
Marilyn’ Dickey
Dorothy Geyer
Phy Hs Jaton
Goldis Goertz
Mildred /Skarloken
Lola Carsperson
Dorothy Rae Richards
Irene Schoellermanh
Dorothy . Bolan
Sylvis. Geyer
Madonny + Rounds
Neomi
Stoneking
Frances Sullivan
Weldon Rolan
Rewben Goertz
Edna Knouze
Iva Ohisen
Vivian Skadloken
Vivian van Tessel
Phyilia Wolfe
Marthy Fen Sullivan
Danilo Gross
Donald Walter
Winifred Miller
Toymaker operetta staged by Wolsey students
The four upper grades presented The Toymaker at Wolsey school auditorium Tuesday evening. Colored lights and color effects highlighted the varied characters. Misa Elwell led the piano accompaniments, Miss Martin prepared costumes, Misa Avary supervised outfits, and Alva Bales arranged the lighting. Between acts a clown dance by Margaret Bannes Dorothy Streeter and Masory Atkinson entertained audiences.
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Wolsey School
Tieday
Misa Elwell
Miss Martin
Misa Avary
Alva Bales
Margaret Bannes
Dorothy, Streeter
Masoriy -Atkinson
Mise Martin
Harmonica Harry Demonstrates for Wolsey Students
Harmonica Harry, representing Hohner Harmonica Co, demonstrated the instrument’s tones for Wolsey pupils during a morning assembly. Nelle Brnaso and county superintendent introduced Hartley to students and teachers amid the hearers’ interest.
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Harry
Wolsey
Nelle x Brnaso
Harry Hartley
Hohner Harmonica Company
Mra
McClaskey
Huron
Hartley
Doland Father Son Banquet Set For February 12
The Doland Father Son banquet hosted by community men unfolds February 12 at 7 p.m. O A Shull chairs the reception and will pair partners. Ed Kilngethofer handles seating in the diving room. H H Humphrey announces the program with Marek leading the orchestra. The event features an invocation, to Our Lads toast by H W Sherwood, music by the high school brass, To Our Dads by Earl Hansen, a Voest solo by A G Skogmo, a reading by Edwin Garrett, a cornet solo by M D Smith, and an address by Dr Chester Rich, dean of Dakota Wesleyan.
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Doland
A. Shull
Ed Kilngethofer
H. H. Humphrey
Marek
H. W Sherwood
Dads
Earl Hansen
Voest
A. G. Skogmo
Edwin Garrett
M.D. Smith
Chester &. Rich
Dakota Wesleyan
Morris Hill Elected President 4-H Club
Morris Hill elected president of the 4 H club in The Lalierre with members including Willis Robertson Eugene Meyers Cecil Gilbert Arthur Wardner Vinatt Hill Adam Caldow Donald Kitzman Donald Caldow Gordon Kitzman and Johnnie Lee. County Agent Willett aided the organization. Officers named Morris Hill president Willis Robertson vice president Eugene Meyers secretary Arthur Kiteman local leader. Next meeting set for February 13 at Eugene Meyer home with Willis Robertson delivering a paper on Preparation of the Farrowing Pen.
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Morris Hill
LaLiere
Clus
Arthur Kitanian
Harrison Township
Willis Hobertson
Eugene Meyers
Cecil Gilbert
Arthur Wardner
Vinatt Hill
Adam Caldow
Donald Kitzman
Donald Caldow
Gordon Kitzman
Johnnie Lee
Willett
Willig Reobert
Eugene Merers
Secratary
Arthur Kiteman
Eugene Meyer
Willis Robertson
Pierre Girl Scout Cabin Gets Repairs and Upgrades
The Pierre Girl Scout program advances under Mrs Maybella Patrick as chair of the committee with T Luctlla Scurr as vice chair and others guiding finance publicity and cabin activities. The cabin is repaired habitable at 76.25 dollars with residents contributing paint cement lime logs and materials. A new front room floor roof fireproofing and forthcoming toilet and living facilities are planned pending water and sewer connections.
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Pierre
Maybella Patrick
T Luctlla Scurr
Alce Mullally
Mary Jamieson
Ruth B. Hippie
Ruth Jergens Named President of New Wolsey Club
Ruth Jergens is chosen as president of a new girls sewing and social club organized at Wolsey. Officers named include Hilda Dragseth as vice president, Ala Allison as secretary, Bercyle Streeter as treasurer, and a chaplain listed as data shows. Details of the phrase "OQ. M. L 0." are kept confidential among members per Butt Jergens.
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Ruth Jergens
New Club
Haseen
Wolsey
Inf
Ruth Iergens
Dent
Hilda Dragseth
Ala Allison
Bercyle Streeter
Chaplin
Butt Jergens
Yale 4-H Clubs Attend Roller Skating Party
The 4-H clubs of the Yale community enjoyed a roller-skating party at St Williams hall last week as guests of the community. A meeting took place at the Yale school Weedoceday Premios Of that Week.
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Yale
St Williams Hall
Yale School
Y. C. L. Gives Library New Reference Books
The Illinois school has purchased new reference books for the library. Fifth, seventh, eighth, and ninth grade pupils will use the new volumes. High school references include Our Constitution Our Republican and Federal, Journal of Constitutional Convention, and other constitutional papers.
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X. G. L. OL Ihe Iroqnois School
Repubané Federaliat
Former Governor Elrod Announces Gubernatorial Candidacy
20 Years Ago Today in Huron notes former Governor H. Elrod as the stalwarts preferred candidate for the governor nomination. Items include Stewart leaving Tucs ax for Los Angeles to visit relatives, the Coughlins visiting Seattle, Dan Gennon on his first trip after a two week absence, and Dr. French’s stop in Big Timber while considering college ranch sale talks. Proposals for a company at Big Timber discussed, totaling $33,000 during trustee deliberations.
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H. Elrod
Mya
John Hishen
Seattle
Thei
Dan Gennon
Hot Springs
Ark
Wiles Place
John Davis
Huron
French
Big Timber
Mont
College Ranch
Harrow College
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