Governor Green urged veto to protect state's education and welfare
The piece argues Governor Green must veto the appropriations bill, contending funding is essential to the state's education and child welfare work. Lieutenant Governor Whitney agrees, urging economy without crippling the educational system, warning against harmful cuts that would hurt literacy and public welfare. The article asserts South Dakota's resources demand proper funding and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Whitney
Young Citizens League
South Dakota
California takes notice of South Dakota weather tale
In Long Beach a Long Beach Press Telegram story reports South Dakotans recalling a straw hat outdoor dance on Fourth Street in Huron. The piece suggests California and Florida once boasted climate superiority while South Dakota now joins the club with warm weather recollections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Long Beach
Mike Tobin
Huron Chambuc of
Calif
Press-Telegram
Florida
Golden State
Commonwealths
South Dakota
Hoven City Asks If It Has What It Takes
A reader questions whether Hoven, a city with parks, model homes, growing business, and healthy residents, but lacking churches, schools, or cultural activities, could be a good home for families. The note weighs balance between amenities and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoven
Huron Encouraged to Support Local Music Talent
A hometown advocate praises Huron as a thriving, cultured town with rich talent. He urges residents to attend concerts at modest costs, avoid distant trips or costly radios, and financially back local cultural events like the Huron College orchestra concert Tuesday evening to enrich both personal and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Huron College Orchestra
Eighty five year old Mike Merrill Back on the Job
An eighty five year old baggage man from Omaha retires to live with a Chicago daughter but returns to work. He finds sitting dull and hard and struggles with boredom, new social ties, and physical strain while clinging to duty instead of rest. Many pursue the same pattern, finding dying in the harness more practical than poetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Merrill
Omaha
Chicago
Legge urges drastic restriction on surplus crops
Federal Farm Board chairman Alexander Legge pushes production control for surplus crops amid near wheat planting season. He argues world wheat markets are hopeless, tariff protections matter, and farmers must act collectively to limit output while regional control schemes are debated and depend on farmer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Northwest
Farm Board
Mr. Legge
Thay
Kissent
Benets
Prosperity’s decline traced to overproduction and drought loan seed rules
A historical commentary contrasts ancient tribal prosperity with modern U S overproduction leading to depression. It notes the drouth seed loan policy urging planting good seed, likely high grade wheat, while criticizing unclear standards and potential waste. The piece laments unreachable abundance and questions current economic handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
4-H loan fund rules set by South Dakota clubs
The 4-H loan fund created at the December Junior Short Course in Brookings outlines voluntary contributions and strict loan rules. H. M. Jones elected chairman with Sera L. Dewing secretary. funds support needy 4-H club members pursuing education, up to 100 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
H. M. Jones
Ston
Eld
Dean Larsen
HL. M. Jones
Charnian
Sera L. Dew
South Dakota
State College
Secretary of State College
Mieka
Patchwork Story Contest For Young Citizens
Min Aleen Erickson editor of the Young Citizen invites April league participants to craft patchwork stories using a given word list. Judges expect originality and amusement from boys and girls. stories due by March 20 will not be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L
Min Aleen Erickson
The
Young Citizen
Mensenger
Trunk
Surprise
Curmudgroa
Ries
North Western's Income Falls Off
Chicago February report shows North Western Railway earning deteriorated net operating income for the year. Expenses and revenue readings indicate a downturn, with total expenses rising and income shrinking. The figures point to a pressured financial position for the carrier amid ongoing industry challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western
Chicago
Chicago Esters Railway
Javed
BART
Young Citizens Publish Hutchinsoni County League Magazine
Hutchinsoni county leagues will publish a county annual in the county superintendent Mrs Frieda M Giffen’s office with Aleen Erickson as editor The price is 25 cents per page and includes a copy of the annual The publication will feature news league activities illustrations poetry stories and jokes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Citizens
League
Hutchinsoni
C. L
Frieda M. Giffen
Misa Aleen Erickson
Young Citizen
Awards Presented At Scout Court of Honor Meeting
Twenty four Scouts of Haro troop gathered at the tourist park for a Wednesday supper and awards from the Court of Honor held Tuesday. Douglas Cone received the Star Scout Pin and merit badges. Awards were announced after troop inspection for Farm Layout Irving Axelrad journalism first aid and personal health carpentry Harold Scudamore first aid to animals and reptile study Gerald Snedigar carpentry woodwork cycling Jimmy Armstrong leathercraft Erwin Small pottery. Several awardees were absent. Scoutmaster Maurice Gawdy and Assistant Scoutmaster Hill led the event ending about 9:15 with fires extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haro
Douglas Cone
Marshall Townsend
Howard Axrlrad
George Schmidt
Irving
Axelrad
John Lynch
Harold Scudamore
Gerald Snedigar
Jimmy Armstrong
Erwin Small
Maurice Gawdy
Hill
Novel Stunt For Hand County 4-H Rally
Hand county 4-H club rally day at Miller on Saturday March 7 features a stunt at 10:30 pm with guineas converted to prizes. Principal speaker is A P Anderson state college director of extension work, Lucene Bothwell and Leslie Lewis of Huron will present reviews and talks. Mrs Carl Anderberg will present a club girls play. morning games and a noon picnic lunch in the auditorium. Headle county rally slated for March 21 in Huron. last year attendance neared 820, expect higher this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand County
Miller
A. % Anderson
State College
Lucene Bothwell
Leslie Lewis
Carl Anderberg
Headle County
Huron
Sacajawea Scouts Plan Spring Work and Drills
Sacajawea Girl Scouts troop 2 met on Wednesday February 25 with 32 scouts present along with two lieutenants and the troop captain Mrs QO Wright. New formation drill was introduced to ease roll calls and inspections, and pledges were recited. Patrols conducted badge work from Morse code to Tenderfoot tests while planning a Saturday hike led by Glatys White. a bird house project was begun for spring content.
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Sacajawea Scouts
Sacajawea Girl Scouts
Hell
Mit E. DL
Calvert
Lees
Geneva LeValley
Joyce Anderson
Betty Machin
Cardinals
Owl Patrol
Lois Peterson
Blue Bird Patrol
Beryl Hecker
Oriole Patrol
Nes. Wright
Qmd
Bird House
Goes Girls Work Appointed To Entertainment Committee
Ethel Galitz heads the entertainment committee for the group. The event at the Golder features lunch served by Sara Mey Reese and Mies Leste te Toad, with Foale and other advisers contributing to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goes Girls Work
Ethel Galitz
Golder
Foale
Sara Mey Reese
Clit
Small Slump in Ninth District Business Activity
Minneapolis nine district review notes January's business volume mostly steady with small declines in mixed farming around Sioux Falls and Great Lakes ports. Some sectors rose as mild weather boosted grain marketing and livestock conditions, while coal sales and labor demand fell. Farm income for seven key products dipped about 10 percent year over year, though cash grain receipts narrowed the gap. City banks remained in good standing though rural deposits fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Sioux Falls
D. D
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Great Lakes
Nardhwestens
Federal Reserve System
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Knight Initiation and Local News
A large crowd of Huron Knights of Pythias and visitors from Wolsey and Broadland gathered at the E P hall Monday night to initiate a class of eight. Those taking the third degree included Thomas Adams W Caspersen R J Holmes D J Gustafson W J LaBelle H T Montgomery Charles Sherer and Thomas Thomsen. Percy Scofield starts work in the register of deeds office Tuesday. Nellie Pay departs for Black Hills then return to Mankato. Mr and Mrs J H Sutphen leave for Chicago after visiting New York. Boon Jefferson sails for Sioux City Omaha and other western points. A deal closed between C W Niex and A J Holbrook making the Nies grocery store the property of Mr Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron K. of P's
Wolsey and Broadland
E. P
Thomas Adams
W. Caspersen
R. J. Holmes
D. J. Gustafson
W. J. LaBelle
H. T. Montgomery
Charles Sherer
Thomas Thomsen
Percy Scofield
Register of
Deeda
Nellie Pay
Asher F. Pay
Black Hills
Mankato
J. H. Sutphen
Chicago
New York
Boon Jefferson
Sioux City
Omaha
Colorado
C. W. Niex
A J. Holbrook
Nies
Holbrook
U S W V Encampment Dates Set for Madison
Madison announces the United Spanish War Veterans and Women’s Auxiliary annual encampment will be held June 18 19 and 20 with Rapid City last year’s site chosen for 1931. More than 200 are expected in Madison with a full program to be announced. Frank Gray notes leadership. R B Moberly is department commander. Mrs James Robertson is department president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.W.V
Madison
South Dakota Department
United Spanish War Veterans and Women's Auxiliary
Frank Gray
Rapid City
Gray
R. B. Moberly
Hot Springs
James Roberston
Women’s Auxiliary
Spink County farmers urged to apply early for weed loans
Redfield Feb i appeal to Spink County farmers planning weed loans to act quickly. J D Farge chairman in charge said about 40 farmers have applied so far. The effort aims to provide seed money to support farming operations next season and aid those in actual need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink County
Redfield
J. D. Farge
Orbo
Open Forum Urges Local Labor Use in Huron Building Sites
In a letter from Local Union No. 2 Bricklayers and Plasterers of America, E. L. Gordon argues for employing local labor in Huron South Dakota. He cites losses to the community from wage leakage and calls for municipal and federal contract clauses requiring workers living in Huron. He urges city officials to prioritize local mechanics and urges broader use of local labor to stabilize community income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South
Dakota
Scal Medisi
Sesson
Jana
Leewl
National Congress
Focal
Bricklayers
Ag and Plasterension of America
E. L. Gordon
Sec
Treas
S. D
South Dakota Parks Plan, State Board Reforms Ahead
The South Dakota legislature endorses a state park system under Senate Will number 218, creating a state park board with broad powers to finish a park network. Funding from highway and fish and game funds supports roads, trails, and park maintenance, with directors from fish and game and highway engineering likely to join the board. Yankton builds a new brooder plant, boosting industrial activity and spring orders as operations near readiness with Lee F Motif supervising and a loader and case man in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Senate
Joint Committee of State Parks
Custer State Park Board
State Park Board
Hell
Paris
State Highway Commission For the Game Act
Park Board
Highway Commission
Fish and Game
Yankton
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