Hoover Will Sign Tariff Bill With Agricultural Protection
The editorial argues President Hoover will sign a tariff bill extending protection to agriculture and likely push to remove debenture features in conference. It notes coalition resistance, predicts stronger stance for agriculture, and cites South Dakota beet sugar concerns and the Utah Idaho sugar industry prospects amid debated schedules and industry protection.
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Hoover
Senate
Congress
White House
Ion
South Dakota
Helle Fourche
Belie Fourche
Utah-Idaho
Highways in the Hills Near Rim Rock Trail Plan
The forestry service agrees to work with Pennington county officials on a highway along Rim Rock trail skirting Rapid Creek to scenic points, aligning with the paper's push for state and federal highway support.
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Black Hills
Forestry Service
Pennington County
Rim
Rock Trail
Rapid Creek
Hills Route Gets Boost From County and Forestry Officials
Pennington County aims to repair a scenic highway near Rapid City with county funds matching Forestry Service money. The Black Hills project already extends from Deadwood to Wind Cave Park and Dot Springs, but limited funds slow progress. Supervisor George A. Duthie faces tight budgets, yet cooperation with federal officials increases the prospect of a better highway aligned with forestry goals.
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Pennington
Rapid City
Forestry Service
Deadwood
Wind Cave Park
Dot Springs
George A. Duthie
Black Hills Forest Reserve
Black Hills
Question Settled for Higher Education Consolidation Debate
The Mitchell Republican notes uphill efforts to rally support for consolidate South Dakota higher education. Petitions seek a vote amid calls for eliminating duplication and cutting costs without harming efficiency. State colleges face proximity and duplication concerns, while cow testing associations promise higher milk yields amid low prices.
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Mitchell Republican
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Merger debates slow Great Northern Northern Pacific plan
A Sioux City Tribune analysis questions an Interstate Commerce Commission approval of a Great Northern and Northern Pacific merger. It notes doubts over including Burlington, echoes Esch Cummins rate balance concerns, and highlights regulatory temperament and public interest. It also discusses vocational guidance efforts and quotes Carl Jones on youth employment opportunities.
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Wecererrrrreeestte
Sioux City Tribune
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Norther
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
Chicago
Brouch
United States Supreme Court
Cummins
Esch-Cummins
Wall ‘Street
Three Live Ghosts at Roof Garden Amusements
A review notes United Artists present a mixed program headlined by Three Live Ghosts with a cast led by Charles McNaughton and Beryl Mercer. It praises McNaughton’s performance as the Limehouse Englishman and highlights issues with direction by Thorton Freedland, while lauding Ruth Etting’s singing and a Vitaphone act. The piece also mentions plans for a possible midnight matinee and requests reader feedback on Hallelujah and Is Sex Necessary.
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Roof Garden Amusements
United Artists
Mrs. Gubbing
Beryl
Mercer Sinmie Gubbins
Chas. McNaughton
Wm. Foster
Montgomery
Spooty
Claude
Rose Gordon
Joan
Disraeli
Bennett
Charles McNaughton
Limehouse
London
Ole
Bill
M. P
Beryl Mercer
Joan Bennett
Robert Montgomery
Claude McAllister
Dorothy Gish
Shell Shack
Ruth Etting
Goila
Chicago
Leader Outlines Object 4-H Work in County Clubs
In nearly every county enrollment deadlines for 130 projects approach. H. M. Jones explains that 4-H aims to build rural life skills beyond farming and home tasks. Objectives include leadership, efficiency in meeting family needs, crop and livestock production, persistence, pride in achievement, community demonstrator roles, and teamwork. Prospective members should contact local leaders or county agents.
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H. M. Jones
Central South Dakota 4-H Club Trips Authorized
Educational trips for Central South Dakota 4-H club members have been approved by business interests totaling 1830. H. M. Jones announces that 18 trips go to the national club congress in Chicago for county champions of the Milwaukee railroad. Other winners include state champion pig club member and livestock judging team members. Additional trips cover clothing, home economics, canning, canning club champions, and the Junior Short Course in Brookings next winter with 50 trips funded by Huron business leaders.
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Sout Dakota
H. M. Jones
National Club Congress
Chicago
Milwaukee Railroad
Canning Club
Tones
Brookin
Business Men of Huron
Evening
Huronite
Wessington Girl Reserves Host Boy Scouts Evening
The Wessington gixde Girl Reserves met after school on February 26. Minutes were read and plans made to enter the Huronite free trip contest. Zéaleta Shaw read the Bible lesson, Erdene Hulber read from the year book. Izora Goiver assigned to send news for the next meeting. Posters were made to represent in a Girl Reserve code.
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Wessington
Huron High Girls Learn Folk Dances at Meeting
Miss Helen Budde dean of women at Huron college taught 75 girls from Huron High School Girl Reserves new games and folk dances. The program opened with the American grand march a Czecho Slovakian dance and a Japanese relay followed by Good Night Ladies. Refreshments were served afterward according to Elizabeth Miner.
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Huron High School
Helen Budde
Huron College
Elizabeth Miner
Girl Reserve
District 5 Debaters Plan Redfield Debate Tournament
District 5 of the South Dakota High School Debating League schedules the district tournament at Redfield on March 4 and 5. Drawings were made at Redfield on Tuesday by Superintendent Cool of Defend and Principal Hugh Sweet. The Redfield Doland negative team will meet the Melletté affirmative team at 7 30 Tuesday evening March 4 with public attendance free. Debates will be held at the Redfield college.
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Redfield
South Dakota High School
Cool
Defend
Hugh Sweet
Doland
Melletté
Redfield College
Deland High Debate Teams Meet Mellette
Deland high school debate teams faced Mellette on their campus in two sessions Monday afternoon. The Deland affirmative featured Hanson and Frances. the negative included Edwin, Garrett, Letitia, and Bobn. Both debates were non scoring.
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Deland High School
Mellette
Plac
Dales
Edwin
Garrett
Letitia
Bobn
Deland
Sacpetise
Hanson
Frances
Former 4 H Girl To Demonstrate For Kerr Glass
Sally Wilhelm a former 4 H club champion and state health winner of 1926 will demonstrate for Kerr Glass during the summer. She won the Washington DC trip in 1927 and is now a sophomore in home economics at State College. Her route covers North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin with about three weeks in South Dakota. The appointment honors her as she was chosen over demonstrators from other states. Last year Minnesota had two demonstrators North Dakota one and Sally in the Sunshine state.
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Sally Wilhelm
Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation
Miss Wilhelm
Washington, D. C
State College
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Sally
Sunshine State
Prairie Center Girls Form 4 H Sewing Club
Eleven girls from Prairie Center and Belly Plaine townships met at the Marshall Start home on Saturday February 22 to organize a 4 H club named Prairie Belles. Marian Albaugh was elected president, Maxis Paul vice president, Ariene Dene linger secretary, with Neva Crume Audrey Crime Beula Star Brenda Starr Omah Albaugh Wilma Starr Myrtle Mae Starr and Lorraine Burgess as members. The next meeting will be at Neva and Audrey Crume’s home.
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Spink
Prairie Center
Belly Plaine
Spink County
Marshall
Prairie Belles
Marshall Starr
Jeader
Marian Albaugh
Maxis Paul
Ariene Denelinger
Neva Crume
Audrey Crime
Beula Star
Brenda Starr
Omah Albaugh
Wilma Starr
Myrtle Mae Starr
Lorraine Burgess
Neva
Audrey Crure
New Dairy Calf Club Organized Wednesday
Jm A Cave county agent spoke to aBeadle County 4 H club prospects in Nance township on Wednesday evening. Six members enrolled in the dairy calf project: Marvin Curtis Carl Tipton Wilbur Larsen Melvin Vanderbilt Darold Tipton La Vern Vanderbilt. Local leader Glen Sievers is at State College and officer elections will be held when he can attend.
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A. Cave
Nance Township
Beadle County
Marvin Curtis
Carl Tipton
Wilbur Larsen
Melvin Vanderbilt
Darold Tipton
la Vern Vanderbilt
Glen Sievers
State College
Bonilla Dairy Club Plans Fundraising For Camp
Bonilla Butter Boosters dairy calf group gathered at Raymon Aikinson home on February 25 with 16 members and 11 visitors. They discussed raising funds to send Beadle county 4-H representatives to a club camp in Washington, DE in June. Next meeting set for March 31 at William French home. Fr B MecKichan leads locally.
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Bonilla Dairy Club
Bonilla Butter Boosters
Raymon Alkinson
Beadle County
Washington, DE
Rena Walton
William French
B. MecKichan
Marie Brown Wins Iroquois High Extemporaneous Contest
Marie Brown captured first place in the Iroquois high school annual extemporaneous speaking contest held Tuesday. She edged seven finalists and earned a five dollar gold piece from Mr. Krumm. Brown to represent Iroquois in the district extemp contest in Watertown on March 3. Claude Norby took second prize of 250 dollars presented by Miss Williams. A county wide 4-H leaders conference is set for Ft Pierre Saturday with Archie Joy guiding discussions on club issues and state and national activities.
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Marie Brown
Marnie Brown
Krumm
Watertown
Claude Norby
Miss Williams
Ft. Pierre
Leagers
Archie Joy
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron Fred Halton left for Minneapolis to undergo an operation but remained in hospital as the procedure was postponed after Dr. James Moore was critically injured during a lecture at Minnesota University. The report notes Halton’s operation delayed and lists other local events and travels including Axelad Brothers’ illuminated sign and a water overflow incident at J. C. Detxer store.
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Fred Halton
Minneapolis
James Moore
Minnesota University
Holton
William Whalen
Axelad Brothers
J. C. Detxer
George McBride
McBride
Chicago
Crawfordsville
Ind
C. EB. Bryant
California
S. J. Poster
Yard And Garden Books Available
A fresh supply of Beguttying the Home Grounds pamphlets is received by the Huron Chamber of Commerce and distribution will be as quickly as requests. Secretary G. Ro McArthur notes the publication by the South Dakota State College for planning garden improvements.
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Huron Chamber of Merce
G. Ro
The
Ox of
South Dakota
A. J
Accor
McArthur
Chamber of Commerce
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Yankton
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Central South Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
New Dairy Calf Club
Veteran’s Foreign Wars
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