Trygstad Platform Draws Broad Acceptances in State
The Water town Public Opinion and the Mitchell Republican largely support Trygstad’s platform. They deem it an able state document though not brilliant, noting prudent care of state ventures and cautious bank liquidation. The piece urges careful study of land sales tied to closed banks and rural credit, warning against hastily selling assets that could devastate small landowners and mortgage holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trygstad
Watertown
Washington
Toto
Mitchell Republican
Beadle
Rural Credit Department
School and Public Lands Department
Troestad
Farm to Market Roads Rally Faces Strong Opposition
South Dakota farmers unite to oppose an extensive highway paving program until farm to market roads are completed. The American Farm Bureau Federation announced a national program led by Worman M Blaney to deliver year round roads to every farm, signaling continued focus on farm access over tourist traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation National Office
Worman M. Blaney
Orange County
Farm Bureau
Farm to Market Roads Debate Aims for Harmony
The American Farm Bureau federation and the South Dakota State Chamber of Commerce weigh farm to market highways versus state paving. They argue for year round access to markets while urging completion of graveled roads first. The debate centers on balancing broad access with prudent highway expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
South Dakota State Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau
Americas
Lyon enters state senate race from Minnehaha county
W H Lyon announces candidacy for the state senate representing Minnehaha county. Veteran of the house with multiple sessions, he is described as a seasoned legislator and generally motivated by good motives in any position he may take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Lyon
State Senate
Minnehaha County
Lyon
Mexico's odd custom fuels win by voting for rivals
An old Spanish style remark suggests Mexico often solves political rivalries by voting for the opponent in the presidential race. The quip implies strategic voter behavior amid Mexico's political scene.
Dictators Fall Shaking Spain and Italy Icons
PRESS COMMENT says after six years Primo de Rivera and Mussolini topple, undermining popular government. Kings hold thrones by pretence, while dictators rule in Spain and Italy with nominal royal backing. The piece warns that true power rests with the people, and tyranny collapses when the masses rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primo de ‘Rivera
Spain
Mussolini
Italy
Alfonso
Victor “Fimmane
Ate
Tyrane
Borah mystery solved by genealogical pursuit in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin editor uncovers a Bohemian king within the Borah family, explaining the Idaho senator’s shifting stance. The piece notes Borah’s regal lineage, his public fealty to tradition, and his complex persona, then pivots to editor Corey’s puzzle about a Danish purse and Vermillion spelling disputes in local papers.
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Borah
Syrous
Corey
Warney Post
Denmark
Pierre Scouts Receive Awards at Court of Honor
The Pierre Court of Honor held in the capitol palace awarded 15 Scouts from Pierre and Ft. Pierre. Eight Tenderfoot to Second Class, five to First Class, and several merit badges were approved for skills in athletics, cooking, scholarship, carpentry, electricity, pathfinding, and swimming. Kenneth Grebing was named assistant scoutmaster of troop No 47 amid a record slate of promotions and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Mervil Bennett
Rwtl Uniuer
Mac Iohnstos
Max
Bodthar
Jack Jorgenson
Carl Lin Robert
Camp DanoTah
Mitchel
Thomas T. Blewett
Avien Darner
Bert O'Rielly
Ft. Pierre
Dwight Campbell
Otto B. Linstad
F. I. Perry
Conrad Gesner
Court of Honor
Ole Pierre Court of Honor
Kenneth Grebing
Kenneth
Swin
Willow Lake Girls Host Faculty Dinner in Old Building
Willow Lake high school girls held a dinner for the faculty on Wednesday at 6 39 p m in the old building classroom. The menu included veal birds mashed potatoes scalloped corn apple jelly sherbet and white cake. Guests listed include Mr and Mrs Bider Mr and Mrs Stewart AL Hauge Miss Curtis Miss Stahl Miss Weetall Miss Shenman Miss Cramer and Mr Cunningham could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
Willow Lake High School
Bider
Stewart
al, Hauge
Woonsocket Forms New Boy Scout Troop After Long Gap
Fred C. Eggers of Woonsocket reports the town is organizing a new Boy Scout troop. Frank Johnson serves as Scout master with Chris Nielsen as assistant. Seventeen boys attended the February 1 meeting, some from the former troop, led by active youth Robert Demaree, a former Second Class Scout at Brookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Fred C.eggers
Frank Johnson
Chrig Nielson
Trobert Demaree
Brookings
Wessington Springs Boy Scout Troop Forms in 1920s
Wessington Springs forms a new Boy Scout troop with ten qualified tandertoot scouts including Roy Jones Jr and Weyth Van Buren. The unit, sponsored by the local Kiwanis club, lists Martin TreI and Curtis Schwartz among leaders, with L. M. Travestle as scout master and Fred C. Eggers noting the certificate issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
Fred C. Eggers
Roy Jones, Jr
Weyth van Buren
Frank Schyer
Marion Adams
Martin O. Frei
Bernard Posey
Dougls Dunham
Claude, Anerson
Elmer Schmierre
Curtis Schwartz
Westslagtos Springs
Martin Trei
Aberdeen
Sington Springs Kinsania
Praul N. Dunham
A.B. Boode
Henry, Anderson
L. M. Travestle
Sioux Falls
Omer Larsen Named President of Lake Preston Seniors
Omer Larsen was chosen president for the graduating class of Lake Preston Friday evening. He has been a high ranking student and has held various class offices throughout his high school career. Other officers include Narita Larsen vice president Ruby Johns Wendell Eid treasurers Verna Mouree Lucille Tengen Selma Bed berg and Emma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Larsen
Orme
Larsen
Lake Preston
Omer
Hays
Collans
Narita Larsen
Ruby Johns Wendell Eid
Verna Mouree
Lucille Tengen
Selma. Bedberg
Emma“réton
Radio Programs and Listings From a February Weekend
A scrambled OCR style schedule lists radio stations and program blocks for Saturday February 9 and Sunday February 9. It references many stations such as WABC WGN WNBC KDKA WLW KYW WJR WQXR and others, with time slots spanning morning to late night including orchestras, Broadway shows, and dramatic features. The text resembles a dense pastiche of listings and station IDs rather than a coherent narrative.
Wessington Scouts Form New Troop With Eight Members
Gerald Croes joins a new Wessington Scouts troop after the former charter expired in September. Eight riders include Richard Hulbert Chester Topp Joe Schlichte Edavin M Wheelock John Gaughan Charlies Goldsworthy Lloyd Dake and Howard Mitchell. The Lions club sponsors the troop with J D Hagrard J Lo McNiles and C E Scavedbrook on the committee. Marton Aldrich superintendent of schools is scoutmaster supported by BE Scnoening as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Croes
Wessington
Wessington Trochy
Ienderstaot
Richard Hulbert
Chester Topp
Joe Schlichte
Edavin M. Wheelock
John Gaughan
Charlies Gold
Alpena Seniors Reassign Editorial Roles for Spring
Alpena high school reshuffles student editors for the second semester. Fern Hubbard remains editor in chief while junior Tulele Teveldaby takes a queen role. Myrrie Wisder to oversee sports with Harleigh Webber as activity reporter. Gertrude Schmidt to cover music and Femina Maleske to report grade news. Reporters chosen by class sections include Calvin Wahly as treasurer, Paul Evans, Lillian Baugust, Wilbiy Luckey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Senor
Fern Hubbard
Queenedet
Tulele Teveldaby
Myrrie Wisder
Harleigh,Webber
Acctivity
Gertrude Schmidt
Femina Maleske
Inlion
Calvin Wahly
Tressman
Paul Evans
Lillian Baugust
Wilbiy Luckey
Tulip Time Cast Sets Operetta “In Tulip Time”
The Alpena high school prepares the operetta In Tulip Time with a named cast. Cast members include Hans, Mark, Aunt Anna, Christina guardian, Telah Mayes, Vesta Priplett, Wendrick Foster, Burgomaster Wilmer Davis, Christina, Las Tue Meyers, Theophilus McSpindie, Dan Hummer, Ned Baxter, Dean Lawrence Mogek, Dick Warren, Leonard Mogek, Hazel Jenner, Pearl Mogek, Weather Schuidt, Hazel Meyers, Nedd Ajsenbrey, Velma Hayes, Vern Smith, Edna Crippen, Elma Harrington, Lilian Baugust, Evelyn Hegz, Frances Holly, Pauline Millhouse, Selma Kayser, Paul Evans, Irt Grace, Wen lok Siedschiaw, Oswild Myra, and students McDoneld, Heyes, Evans, Webber.
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Alpena
Gertrude Schmide
Hans Young Deutch
Marker
Anna
Christina
Telah Mayes
Katinka
Vlage Niaen
Vesta ‘Priplett
Wendrick V. Foster
Vern Smith
Edna Crippen
Elma Harrington
Lilian Baugust
Evelyn Hegz
Frances Holly
Pauline Millhouse
Selma Kayser
Paui Evans
Irt Grace
Wenlok Siedschiaw
Oswild Myra
Hhetrvers McDoneld
Manifest Heyes
William Evans
Milo Webber
Highmore Debaters Win And Lose Meet
Highmore affirmative team Mary Gray and Rob Taylor won 7 to 0 over the negative side in Vivian Monday afternoon on the question about South Dakota building a hydroelectric plant on the Missouri River.
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Highmore
Mary Gray
Rob Taylor
Vivian
South
Dakota
Missoni
Réev
S. J. Vernon
A. A. Jordan
N. A. Chase
Reserves Hold Record Meeting at Huron High
The Secrot High Girl Reserves met with 120 members present, a club attendance record. New members joined for the second semester. Program included piano solos, readings, poems, a talk on Lincoln, and performances by Ruth Small, Fae Nichols, Winona Boughton, and Elsie Wallace, with Miss Mary B. Anspach directing.
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Huron High
Secrot High
Winona Boughton
Woods
Ruth Small
Sorg
America
Lincoln
Amber van
Chopin
Miss Tuth Wallace
Huron College
Reading
Fae Nichols
Boo
Hemoresque
Elsie Wallace
Havencollee
Mary B. Anspach
Giri
Mootius
New Girls Athletic Association Formed at Highmere
A new girls athletic association is formed at Highmere under Mrs. Goslin with credits for activities including bikini, volleyball, track, indoor baseball, tennis, and skating. Mondays and Wednesdays feature volleyball run by Josephine Sigler. officers named Eleanor Marshall as president, Vesta Newton as vice president, Bertha Bloehorn as secretary-treasurer.
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Highmere
Goslin
Gleix
Josephine Sigler
Eleanor Marshall
Vesta Newton
Bertha Bloehorn
Contests Set Tryouts for Declamation Candidates
Highmore will hold final declamation tryouts February 21 for oratorical, dramatic, and humorous divisions. Oratorical entrants include Bob Taylor Ted Filbey Oscar Dittman and others. dramatic entrants Edma McKellip Murial O'Brien Margaret Noel Josephine Siter Goldig Ceilan Cera Newett Dale Webb Auns Briek Marian Quirk Ops Hanson. humorous entrants Alice Waller Vesta Newton Beverly Hatch Gertude DeWolf Dorothy Parker Amy Fife Lora Fife Helen Eiler Nora Busse Ruth Mitchell Florence Lingo Rose Mitchell Donald Hague Donna Ralston Eleanor Marshall Lorteda Yeandle Joe Inthig. The top three from each group will represent Lachool in a February 26 final.
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Highmore
Bob Taylor
Ted Filbey
Oscar Dittman
Edma McKellip
Murial O'Brien
Margaret Noel
Josephine Sixter
Goldig Ceilan
Cera
Newett
Dale Webb
Auns Briueck
Marian Quirk
Ops Hanson
Alica Waller
Vesta Newton
Beverly Hatch
Gertude DeWolf
Dorothy Parker
Amy~Fife
Lora’ Fife
Helen Eiler
Nora Busse
Ruth Mitchell
Florence Lingo
Rose Mitchell
Donald Hague
Donna Ralston
Eleanor Marshall
Lortedae'Yeandle
Joe
Chosan
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
Items from Huron recall J C Milne leaving for Sturgis to see Mrs Milie and plan a move. Will J Griffin heads to Tracy to ready household goods for shipment. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs W D Seaton. B S O Whist club to meet at Mr and Mrs Charles Young’s home. Mrs G Gehman and party traveled to Dell Rapids. Mr and Mrs Joseph Thorasess visit from Arlington and Graumger. Mrs E E Sedan visiting Mrs J L Geams. M L Tobin Tom Fleming and Tony Gaffney return from Sioux City for Columbus events and business. Mrs J C Milne and two sons depart for Sturgis. H Van Winkls returns home after visiting Ali¢edpen.
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J.C. Milne
Sturgis
Simmoha Avenue
Mes. Yougs
Foxton
G. R. Dickeon
Parenta
Dell Rapids
Gaa.s. 32
Atv
Joseph Thorasess
Arlington and Graumger
E. E. Sedan
Debate Tournament Planned At Yankton
Yankton hosts the fifth district debate tournament on February 26 with over 16 schools expected. A committee including Bi Gold Scotland O B Phillips and J K Nichal guides arrangements and invitations to top schools will be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Diffick High
Bi Gold
Scotland
O. B. Phillips
Tynawl Am
J. K. Nichal
Doeilad
Tahle
Leenant
Reserves Meet With Adviser After School
The Jefferson adagl Girl Reserves met with adviser Miss Mark Goosen after school hours Friday. They finished their assigned tasks and planned to continue with a bookwork learning project.
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Jefferson Adagl
Mark Goosen
Ave
Faelt Ai
Nebby Hank Tay
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