A cheerful note on drought ending for South Dakota
The Associated Press reports drought fading due to heavy precipitation with surface and ground water supplies improving. A 1933 return to normal water seems likely, while forecasts describe a past two-year freak weather period and hopes for moisture, green pastures, reduced grasshoppers, and abundant crops as South Dakota recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Washington
Associated Press
Geological Survey
Kansas City Times
J. B. Kincer
Division of Agricultural Meteorology
United States Weather Bureau
Kincer
Indiana
Tennessee
Des Moines
St. Louis
Meridian
Miss
New
Sahara
Protecting the Actual Farmer Policy Limits Aid to Farm Operators
Secretary Hyde denies Reconstruction Finance crop loans to nonfarm businesses and to those not farming in 1931, aiming to aid only active farmers short of funds for the 1932 crop. The rule faces sympathy for displaced operators but strong support for aiding only those on farms with no other occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Shell
Department
Rend
Commodity prices urged to raise debts in Midwest farms
Amid midwest farm debt pressures officials insist prices must rise so farmers can service loans. Many growers, having bought land during earlier conditions, face financial strain as commodity markets tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imiistion
Midwest Struggles Highlight Debt and Price Woes
The article notes strain from rising prices that prevent debt repayment with current farm product values. It cites Ogden Mills and political figures urging rapid Treasury action while acknowledging cautious administration optimism. Mills, Dawes, and Brownell are portrayed as key early influencers shaping a swift, resolute response.
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Ste
Fey
Middlewest
Spectators laugh at Japan at Geneva conference stage
The article notes spectators laughed when Japan hinted it sought Chinese territory, while diplomats remained solemn. It argues Japan is outcast and losing world confidence due to treaty breaches, with pleas to desist ignored. It also praises snow removal workers who spent long shifts in sub zero temperatures to keep highways clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
State Department
Japanese State Department
China
Controlled Inflation Proposal Stirs Markets In Washington
A detailed press comment argues that a policy of controlled inflation will be enacted with bipartisan support, expanding Federal Reserve rediscounting facilities and freeing a billion dollars in idle gold. It predicts cheaper money yet rising prices, spurring investment while warning against possible loss of control. The piece notes relief measures to combat bank failures and stimulate business, amid cautious optimism in financial circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Washington
George B
Federal Reserve System
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Eredus
Hoover
Business should fear government taking over bureaus
An Iowa Sioux City Tribune opinion letter argues that government growth in business and bureaucracy comes from demand by business itself. It blames politicians and expands in commerce and agriculture for jobs and services, warning the program is socialist and traps government deeper in industry.
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Sioux City Tribune
Interstate Commerce Commission
Departsment of Commerce
le Geety
Businese
Busiene
Congress
Paterne
Bureneerney
Lone Girl Scouts Learn Promises and Ranks in City Visit
Miss Marie Aftreith explains Girl Scout entry rules, patrol and court of honor structure, and Lone Girl Scout program for isolated girls. She notes the national headquarters, local councils, and the Tenderfoot and Adventurer tests, with promise and laws guiding duties and conduct.
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Girl Scouts
Marie Aftreith
National
Geld Star of Girl Scouts
Huron
Court of Honor
Wiss
Lone Girls Scouts
Miss Aftreith
Loma Girl Scouts
Lone Girl Scouts
Lone Girl Scout Trailmaker
Girl Scouts, Inc
Lexington Ave
New York
N.Y
Sacajawea Scouts Award Merit Badges at Meeting
Sacajawea Troop 2 held a Wednesday afternoon meeting led by Mise Aftreith a national field staff member of the Girl Scouts. Girls earned merit badges including cook signaling home nurse and dressmaker while attendees received attendance stars. Mrs B F White the troop captain presented the national director with a candy box as the meeting closed with triangular tag and Taps.
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Sacajawea
Mise Marie Aftreith Nationsh
Girl Scouts
Hazel ‘Mae Baker
Mise Aftreith
Sevich
Miss Aftreith
Jayne Anderson
Cook
Beryl Becker
Saundress
Dresemsker
Genmw LaValley
Vesta Leighton
Edith Strike
Child Wurst
Home Service
Gladys
White
Mise
Aftreith
Ruth Ann Weaderstein
Alice Bateman
Olive LeValkey
Vesta
Troop 2 Scout Meeting Includes Color Guards and Oath
Troop 2 met Wednesday evening with Sewams Frost and Hileet Hartwich as color guards. Scout laws were repeated and Scout Freet led the oath per Craig Hartwich. Personal inspection by Scoutmaster Betts Glen Martin and troop committee member. Questions asked by Mr Martin referenced Lincoln’s death and Washington’s birth.
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Huron
Sewams Frost
Hileet Hartwich
Craig Hartwich
Rep
Betts Glen Martin
Martin
Washington Horn
Foods Club Uses Report Cards for Work Scores
Jeanette To Lincoln county 4-H leader explains a five year foods club uses report cards listing member name teacher and project grades. Home work completion earns a gold star. partial work leaves the space blank. End of year 100 percent completion earns a large gold star. reports go to mothers.
Changes in Boy Scout merit badge rules and new subjects
The National Executive Board of the Boy Scouts of America approved changes to merit badge requirements at a December meeting, with several updates including automobiling cycling and pottery. New criteria set to start January 1, 1933, while those already preparing may continue under prior rules.
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Eggers
National Executive Board
Boy Scouts of America
Fred C. Eggers
Court of Honor
Greece
Delft
Damascus
Serres
Luca DePa Rebbia
Josiah Wedgwood
4 H Clubs Awarded Charters For Year
Four H clubs secured charters for the year from the state office at Beeek based on the report by state club leader H M Jones. Charters were granted to clubs in Clark and Hand counties, including Merry Maida Leeds led by Averil Beller, and Champion Rustlers under Etta Mae Englemann, with others listed in the secretary’s book and available via extension agents.
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Beeek
Imgx
H. M. Jones
Horee Sres
Diversified Word Puzzle List And Vocab Clues
Puzzle page lists numerous clues with paired numbers and hints across several categories including geography, law, botany, and animals. It features vertical and horizontal entries such as Northwest, ancient, mercy, loom, and various definitions, ending with road and existence references.
Local Club Blues and Travel Notes From Huron
A list of county clubs with leaders in clothing and foods is given across Potter Sanborn and Spink counties including Fedora Baby Beef Elgin and Four Corner Jolly Jun i. Several residents depart for Minneapolis Erie Beresford and Sioux City for business or visits. Dr. Sprague and Dr. Thrall are noted among other local movements and arrivals.
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J. Rhibens
Fedora Baby Beef Club
Will Meade
Abericock Club
Hazel Carpenter
Little Stitchers
Grave Abrahamson
Alice Blankenburg
Glorious Garden Growers
Clayton Kelsey
Potter County
Progressive Five
McKenney
Sanborn
Faithful Hight
A. Zoss
Bouncing Betty
Vanelde Putnam
Spink County
Four Corner Jolly Juni Club
Emil Fre
Jen
Sully
B. A. Silbaugt
William Engelrup
Verne Butterfield
Minne
Apoli
J. C Dexter
Minneapolis
Ed Bonesteel
Eerie
L. Glidden
Willow Bake
Huron
B. H. Sprague
Wessiastas
Feln Wheeler
Morris Steadman
Beresford
Jerney Richardson
Hetland
C.J. Moore
Sioux City
W. Wt. Thrall
Faulkton
Valentine Party by Leaguers in Liberty township schools
Gladys Grace Hofer, a Johnson school student, reports a Valentine Day party at Johnson school taught by Andrew Kleinsasser. Tschetter students arrived by bob sled then wagon, some walked. Johnson students exhibited projects, shared tales, and held a program of songs, readings, plays. Fortunes from a fish pond, ice cream and refreshments served by Louise Hinsasser and Gladys Upfer. Valentines were distributed before departure.
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Liberty Township
Gladys Grace Hofer
Johnson School
Andrew Kleinsasser
Tschetter School
Joshua Hoefer
Ian
Gladys
Johnson
Louise Xhinsasser
Gladys Upfer
Officers Re-Elected By Forward Leaguers
The Forward V C TL of Pearl Creek township held a February 15 meeting to re-elect officers for the next quarter. A Valentine game occurred during the social hour and poems were read by Miss Kelly. The King and Queen of Hearts were chosen to distribute the Valentine box per league reporter Bryce Hedlund.
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Forward
V. C. TL
Pearl Creek
Cifficera
Miss Kelly
King
Queen of Hearts
Bryce Hed=lund
Farewell Party Held By 4-H Willing Workers
The 4-H Willing Workers club of Turj Jara met at Delores Peterson’s home on February 13. President led the meeting with Mrs. George Willett presenting a cotton textiles demonstration. A cheerful household shower honored Mrs. Step oma who is moving away, and a quilt block gift was given to the guest of honor. Refreshments were served and games were enjoyed.
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Tur
Jara
Delores Peterson
Dorothy’ Schulze
George Willett
Stepoma
Comemeity
Hoger
Twenty Years Ago Faday in Huron
Ethel Andrews left yesterday to welcome her teaching after visiting over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Buck rejoice this morning over the arrival of a baby. Interesting notes refer to a three week visit to Moco Mire and a visit over Sunday.
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Misa
Ethel Andrews
Buck
Moco Mire
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAL DEWING
Slaughtering time is open as ones Tore. Canning has become a year round occupation for fruits and vegetables, with pork beef and veal in winter and chickens any time. Use pressure canning for safety, fresh healthy meats, and remember that tomatoes add vitamin C. A sample school lunch dessert uses brown rice with milk eggs sugar cinnamon and raisins cooked in a pressure cooker.
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Saral
Hueron
Banilla Butter Boosters Plan Family Party
The Banilla Butter Boosters announce a clue program for members and their families an evening event set for February 22 at the Banlila.
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Ivers
Banilla
Banlila
Troop Meeting Reports Scout Activities and Awards
Huron Boy Scouts held a Tuesday meeting with nine scouts answering roll call. Arthur Newland noted as reporter, one official and a visitor present. Signal and knot tying were practiced. Wayne Poe earned his first aid badge. Mining firms in the Coeur d'Alene district paid $4,123,348 in dividends.
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Huron
Tranger
Arthur Newland
Oop
Wayne Poe
Coeur d'Alene
Bet
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