Dollar matching in South Dakota tax funds debate
Discussion urges caution on matching state with federal dollars. Proponents note South Dakota gains more from federal aid than it contributes, citing highway funding and school support. Critics warn repeated matching could trigger future pullback by eastern states and tax shifts. readers urged to consider unspent funds and where income taxes ultimately benefit.
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Sully County
South Dakota
Congress
Menno ‘Herald
New York
Santa Fe Railroad
Mississippi River
Pheasant Food Habits Highlight The Study Findings
The Outdoor America editorial cites the Izaak Walton League as publishing a key report on pheasant food habits. A University of Nebraska Research Bulletin No 50 by M H Swenk and colleagues surveys detailed findings across states, noting pheasants can be beneficial or injurious depending on crops and wild food availability.
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Outdoor America
Izaak Walton League of America
Dakota
University of Nebraska
Ile of
I -c
M. HL Swenk
Department of
Enfy
UG Conish
Noraska Game, On and Parks Commission
Pheasants in Nebraska May Help Crop Health
The study notes pheasants primarily eat grain but also consume weed seeds. It warns that unrestricted population growth could harm crops, though moderate numbers provide pest control by destroying beetles and other insects, balancing crop damage overall.
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Nebraska
Good Work In 4-H Pig Demonstration At Lake Herman
Franklin Shaw of Brookings County wins first place in livestock demonstration and the grand championship in boys demonstrations for 4-H club work. He describes the sow litter project with a Poland China sow producing 11 pigs, and notes a club of 14 members led by George Sanderson and Elmer Sanderson. The team prepared a Hog Sanitation presentation and delivered at Lake Herman, Brookings Commercial Club, and county achievement days, despite shipment setbacks at the State Fair. Shaw earned a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and plans to continue in 4-H longer if age allowed.
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Franklin Shaw
Brookings County
Chicago
Aurora Better Pig Club
Franklin
George
Elmer Sanderson
Elmer
Poland
Lake Poinsett
Lake Herman
Lake County
Brookings Commercial Club
When Nations Don't Pay and US Bond Debts
An article in World's Work surveys the plight of holders of defaulted foreign bonds and contrasts remedies for private lenders with the lack of recourse against foreign governments. It notes Britain's Corporation of Foreign Bond Holders and argues the United States may need a similar organization to press for settlements despite past repudiation cases such as Mississippi bonds.
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World's Work
Great Britain
Corporation of
London
Paris
Amsterdam
South America
United States
Russia
Mississippi
Union Bank
Planters Bank of Mississippi
State Department
Washington
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Insurgency in U S Politics Through History
A long, reflective note traces insurgency as a timeless political force cited by Girard of the Philadelphia Inquirer and linked to figures from Jefferson to Grant. It discusses how landmark leaders and lawmakers faced internal challenges, foreshadowing how current debates echo past battles over power and reform.
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NEW Houston Post-Dispatch
Boover
Hi Norris
la Follette
Girard
Philadelphia Inquirer
Jefferson
Aaron Barr
Philadelphia
Alexander Hamilton
John Adams
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
Stephen A. Douglas
Ilinois
James Buchanan
Benton
Missouri
Lincoln
Thaddeus Stevens
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Charles Summer
Massachusetts
Jove
Grant
Sumner
Lee
Roscoe Conkling
New York
Garfield
mMadman
Quay
Benjamin Harrison
White House
Cleveland
David B. Hill
Tom B. Reet
Maine
McKinley
Scouting Gains Popularity With Daughters Of Diplomats
The American Girl magazine features interviews with daughters of foreign diplomats in Washington. Countess Cornelia Szechenyi, daughter of Hungary’s ambassador, praises America’s freedom and opportunities and notes a lack of Scouts in Hungary but expects growth. Princess Elizabeth da Ligne and Frau von Pritwitz discuss Scout growth in Belgium and Germany. A German girl image by Ludwig Hohlwein graces the cover.
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Girl Scout Magazine
Washington
America
Cornelia Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
New York
Cornelia
Count Lazio Szechenyi
Hungary
Elizabeth da Ligne
Frau von Pritwitz
Germany
Profesor Tludwig Hohlwein
Aro
Venoritas Rose
Maria Padilla
Sanny
Spain
Golden Star League Lincoln Program Planned in Fordham
The Golden Star C. I. of southwest Fordham township Clark county hosts a February 13 Valentine entertainment. The program features songs and melodies arranged for a light comic turn, with attendees invited to enjoy an evening of music and small performances.
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Golden Star League
Lincoln
Golden Star ¥. C. I
Fordham Township
Clark County
Valentine Entertainment
Récwou
Emndy
Eager
Il She Ga Bellare
Iin
Scout Hikes Rewarded by Careful Cooking Techniques
Washington scoutmaster Vernon Wertz notes long hikes demand meal prep and cooking skill. Two camp stunts show Tenderfoot cooks roasting steak with flour, and baking potatoes wrapped in wax paper and mud for steam, using a bed of coals and double-fire setup.
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Saya Vernon Wertz
Scoutmatters
Troop 41
Washington, D. C
Scouting Magazine
High Lights In Scouting And Growth Of The Movement
The article outlines key milestones from 1927 to 1930 in the Boy Scouts of America. It notes the first 52 Harmon Foundation awards for Ray Secasts, confirms international ties via Hubert S. Martin, and details major events including the Fifth National Training Conference at Cornell, the Pacific coast meeting, and the World Jamboree at Arrow Park England. It cites membership figures across years, honorary presidents Hoover and Coolidge, the five year expansion plan, and the certification program for noncamp attendees, along with badges earned totals and the 1930 end figures.
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Harmon Foundation
Ray
Huberts. Martin
International Scout Bureau
Cornell
Lince
Lincoln Highway
Scout
Antarctic
Scouts of ‘America
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Arrow Perk
England
Boy Scouts of America
Cams
Eearts
Lee Jones Reports Brookings Trip and Short Course
Lee Jones recounts his trip to the Jumioe Short Course at Brookings with Hap Of Famio members. He describes arrivals by train, a breakfast at 7:00, meals provided by the Brookings Chamber of Commerce, and social events including a concert and visits to homes of faculty members.
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Lee Jones
Jumioe
Brookings
Famio
Dery
L. Benstead
Brookings Chamber of Commerce
Siste
Heniey
Femalty
Espire
Beadle County Tops With 4-H Banquet Events
In the afternoon Beadle county won the championship in a basketball tournament. A stunt program followed, with each county presenting a stunt. Gladys Pyle spoke at the annual 4-H club banquet. Beadle county received two attendance banners, and most attendees praised the trip and the sponsors in Huron and The Evening Muron.
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Beadle County
Gladys Pyle
Anc
Huron
Muron
Dakota Wesleyan Announces Second Annual Music Scholarship Contest
Dakota Wesleyan University announces the second annual music scholarship contest to be held April 25 1931 in the university chapel. Prizes include various first and second scholarships across organ piano violin tenor voice baritone voice soprano voice contralto voices funded by local donors such as Mrs Belle Butterfield Purity Dairy and others. Entries due April 20 1931 and rules limit ages 15 to 24 and require memory only eight minute selections with no jazz or popular pieces.
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Dakota Wesleyan University School of Music
University Chapel
School of Music
Belle Butterfield
Cedar Rapids
Butterfield
Hisners
Bobb
Bobb O?rgana
Purity Dairy Company of
Mitchell
W. R. van Walker
Aberdeen
John B. Waite
Chamberlain
Messrs
D. T. Becker
Becker Clothing Company
O. E. Bailey
Butterfield Department Store
Northwestern Power Company
S. H. Scallin
Prrson
Mermory
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lumbermen's Meet Plans Banquet in Sioux Falls
Announcement outlines plans for the lumbermen's convention in Sioux Falls February 17. Banquet and entertainment will be provided by the South Dakota retail Lumberman's association with details on schedule and speakers to follow.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Gladys Pyle and the South Dakota sentence suspension bill
Gladys Pyle discusses a proposed law to authorize circuit courts to suspend sentences for first time offenders during good behavior. The idea, once used in 1913 and briefly revived by constitutional amendment, aims to spare youths from penitentiary stigma and allow judges to tailor conditions, though constitutional questions and past court rulings have clouded its path.
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Circuit Courts
South Dakota
Cmve
Supreme Court Mm
Twenty Years Ago Todayia Huron
Twenty years ago today io Huron E M Schopp arrived home from Orelu where he has beer for some days. Iran has been a mail clerk on the Great Northern run here but has been transferred to Omaha for which site he ex pects to leave within a week to take up his new duties.
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E. M. Schopp
Orelu
Iran
Great Northern
Omaha
Raymond Buss
Minneapolis
Rem
Denny Sauer
West
J.D. McNair
John Baldwi
Miller
Baldwin
Reese
Third Street
Kirs. A
Chicago
Santa Fe
Fred N. Johnson
Child
Johnson
Emily M. Bison
New York
A. B. Fairbank
Isith
U. S. Senate
Real Estate Transfers In County Abstract Listing
Real estate transfers furnished by Ben County Abstract and Title list A M Urquhart selling Lot 22 and Lot 23 in Prospect Park and Lot 12 in Block 2 to Georgiades of Huron for one dollar. The note also records Horn transferring Lot 12 in Block 2 to F C and others, with incomplete parcel details.
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Ben
County Abstract & Title Company
A. M. Urquhart
Georgiades
Huron
F.C. Horn
Pierre to represent state at New York banquet
Pierre, formerly a Sioux City newspaper man, will represent the state at a banquet in New York City on February 19. The Greek envoy will present the flag of the United States to the head of the 48 states.
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Pierre
Mour
Soi
New York
United States
Parents Are Right Youths Re Ra Home
In Sioux Falls four youths, guided by their parents warnings, set out on a cold hike to Montana seeking sheep ranch work and returned only with cold feet after reaching Madison and deciding to head home.
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Sioux Falls
Montana
Madison
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