Development of the Dairy Industry Based on National Growth
Financial institutions are watching dairy development as demand rises. In ten years per capita milk consumption grew from 43 to 56.8 gallons, while butter rose to 17.34 pounds and cheese to 4.11 pounds. Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin produce 40 percent of butter and Wisconsin 63 percent of cheddar. Northwest dairying remains strong. local butterfat and egg prices stir concern, but dairy expansion promises regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
United States
Pacific Coast
Northwest
South Dakota
In Defense of Youth and Public Safety Concerns
Gov Warren Green defends state youth programs against budget cuts, arguing education and 4 H work merit continued funding. The piece contrasts small youth funding with larger road repair spending and urges economical but not destructive cuts. It also notes Travelers Insurance pamphlet labeling auto accidents “Worse Than Wars” and rising driver care concerns.
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Warren E. Green
South
Young Citizen League
South Dakota
Podunk
Punkinville
The
Travelers Insurance Company
Odd jobs to help the jobless in Huron
In Huron the Central Labor Union's Employment Bureau chief Charles Demlo urges citizens to offer odd jobs to unemployed workers. He sees hundreds of tasks awaiting completion and suggests a spring clean up starting in March and April. The local paper urges readers to call 4389 to list odd jobs.
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Labor Bureau
Thomas A. Edison
Huron
Charles Derolo
Central Labor Union
Chicago politics as example of civic focus
In the piece the Watertown Public Opinion contrasts Chicago during a chaotic campaign with South Dakota. It argues Chicago skirts civic issues, distracted by carnival tactics and personal theatrics led by Mayor Thompson. The column warns voters may overlook major moral questions while focusing on showmanship and caricature.
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Watertown
Chicago
South Dakota
Big Bill Thompson
Chicago Daily News
Big Bill
South Dekots
Cericaturg
Christian Science Monitor
Free Library of Philadelphia
Laalf
Green Loses Legal Skirmish Over Rural Credit Board
Mitchell Republican Governor Green loses a legal skirmish in a sumn action to oust Dave McCullough. The supreme court says no emergency exists and Green cannot remove McCullough as oral credits head or speed the department reorganization, delaying effect until 1933. The rural credit board remains entangled and the administration clash blocks progress.
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Green
Dave McCullough
Supreme Court
McCullough
Rural Credit Board
Rural Credit Department
Peirce
4-H Boy Reviews Trip To Chicago
A 4-H party visits Chicago for a prize trip to the Junior Short Course. Milo describes planetarium study, the Field Museum, a model farm, an aquarium, an abattoir process, and the International Harvester plant, noting electric farming tech and the Livestock Exposition.
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Memphis
Planetarium
Becauwe
Earth
Monei Farm
Field Museum
Chicago
Northern Public Service Company of
International Harvester Company
Mant
Nlce
International Livestock Exposition
United States
Canada
Huron Troop Hosts Parents at Scout Supper Party
Huron Boy Scouts hosted a supper for parents, troop committee, and area executive Fred C. Eggaters and Mrs. Eggers during Scout Anniversary week Feb 8 14. Dr Laurence Betts acted as toastmaster as Glen Martin was absent ill.
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Huron Boy Scouts Troop
Fred C. Egguaters
H. A. Hartwick
Bugser
Milk Is Best Food Says Marian Graham
Marian Graham told the Doland 4-H Cheerful Workers club on February 6 that milk is nearly perfect for nourishment, cheaper than meat, and aids study and play. She urged drinking a pint to a quart daily, stressed clean cool milk, warned against hot storage, and suggested simple serving methods. Irene Jensen reported the talk, with a dress pattern demonstration by Jensen and Seamon.
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Marian Graham
Dolandst
Irene Jensen
Japan
Hoffman
Ethel Seamon
Snowfall bulletin notes SD below normal in January 1912
Twenty years ago in Huron the state snow bulletin issued by Section Director Glenn reports January 1912 snowfall in South Dakota averaging 4.3 inches with large areas mostly snow free except higher Black Hills areas. The item also records local visits and notices including births, travels, and a South Dakota Travelingmen's association meeting at Hotel Royal with attendees from Huron Lemmon Sioux City and Aberdeen.
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South Dakota
Glenn
Black Hills
Mise Ellen Dickey
Des Moines
D. E. McManiss
Brookings
C. T. Dike
B. F. Farrell
C. & N. W. Railway
Pierre
John Melum
Points West
Minnie Wurfel
Alpena
Hotel Royal
C. E. Barrows
C. A. Keeler
James Richardson
Huron
W. G. Hoisington
Lemmon
Fred Yeitsch
Sioux City
Dick Woods
Eux Falls
A. E. Grimm
Abereen
Mortgage Sale in Huron Beadle County 1951 Notice
Default on June 15 1925 mortgage, Beadle County SD. Gust J Krueger now owner. whole amount due 2328.34 plus 25.00 attorney fees. property foreclosed by public auction at the Beadle County Courthouse front door February 14, 1951 at 2 PM.
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the Register of Deeds
Beadle County
South Dakota
Albert L. Psveiereas
Wal
Hill
Nick John Econymos
Nick John Economos
Gust J. Krueger
Huron
League Contest Close February 20 for March Stories
Young citizens must send their March contest stories to Miss Aleen Erickson by February 20. Three prizes will be awarded for best pieces on A Young Citizen and His Community, What the C. L. Can Do for the Community, and Community Customship. Mim Hrickson urges entrants to study the pledge and propose ideas to carry it out.
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Aleen Erickson
Young Citizen
C. L
League
Mim Hrickson
Minerals Topic Studied By 4-Hers
The Double C Pig club met at W O Skinner’s home on a February Friday to hear H DeLong discuss a hybrid fruit developed from a native of southwestern Asia. The talk inspired hopes for cross state youth participation and left attendees recalling Chicago’s splendid offerings and a rough hospitality during a prior trip.
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W. O. Skinner
H. DeLong
Egent
Asia
Notice to connect sewers and water in Huron South Dakota
The city orders property owners to install sewer and water connections along Dakota Avenue north at their own expense by May 1, 1931. If not completed, the City Board of Commissioners may contract the work and assess costs against specific lots in multiple additions in Huron.
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Dakota
Board of City Commissioners
City of Huron
Dak
Athletic Park
Biice
Ashland Park
Jet Ashland Park
Weirs
Dakota Avenue
2Nd Street
Lang
Board of
Huron
South Dakota
Chicago, Northwestern Railway Company
Eighth Street
Persga
City of
Ath
Ash
Land Park
Weiss
Scouts Visit Mayor During Scout Week
Huron Scouts troop 2 met Tuesday to finish planning for Wednesday night. About 15 boys attended and three offered their services to the Mayor. Scoutmaster Glen Martin was absent due to illness. officers conducted the meeting and the program ended with fire by friction practice.
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Mayor Huron
Glen Martin
Zander Gump Wedding to Be Held at Lake Preston
Lake Preston February report notes the Zander Gump wedding planned for early March. The ceremony and related comedy sketch will be staged at the high school auditorium under the Congregational Ladies Aid auspices.
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Birge Zander-Gump
Lake Preston
Congregational Ladies Aid
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Mile Opdahl
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