Building Fundamental Wealth in Central South Dakota
The Evening Huronite reports renewed optimism in Central South Dakota as moisture returns and cattle herds expand. Farms near Huron show 125 Hereford cattle and abundant feed, 80 Aberdeen Angus, and 109 head across Herefords and Shorthorns, signaling a shift from drought years. Farmers diversify with cane, Milo, and other crops, conserve soil, and hold large feed reserves to weather future shortages. Many remaining farms are larger, multi-generational operations, with a Father-to-Son farming tradition continuing in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Territory
Government Weather Bureau
Plains
South Dakota
Huron
Gartie
Farma
Grain farming gains heavier emphasis on permanence over quick profits
The focus shifts from sporadic cash grain windfalls to enduring strategies. Farmers seek steadier returns through diversified crops, soil health, and long term market planning, aiming for consistent earnings despite market volatility.
Welcome Triple A to Huron as State Headquarters
The Triple A office will relocate from Brookings to Huron by April 1 with a payroll near 250000 a year occupying most of the two story Knights of Columbus building. The move, justified by travel savings and central location, aims to benefit farmers and local merchants through economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple A
Huron
South Dakota
Agricultural Conservation Program
AAA
Brookings
Knignts of Columbus
Department of Agriculture
State Highway Department
Washington, D. C
Viewpoint: Parents Debate Childless Lifestyles and Priorities
Treated as a column by Tre WomMaAN, the piece surveys parents without children and their attitudes. It catalogs self centered behavior, compare pet affection to childrearing, and argues childless couples may neglect real parenting duties while clinging to comforts and hobbies.
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Junior
NEA Service, Inc
Theorized Banking Shifts and Labor Board Hopes
Quotes from George H. Davis and Ivan L. Willis discuss banks investing deposits in government bonds and federal competition. Sanford Bates emphasizes swift justice while Bays Clubs of America comments on labor board dynamics and employer federations.
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George H. Davis
Chamber of Commerce of the
UW 3
Labor Board
Ivan L. Willis
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Sanford Bates
Bays” Clubs of America
Diary Entry From Central South Dakota Farm Woman
A February diary recounts a local organization meeting with a humorous note on transportation. The author describes antique cars needing teams and a lively gathering of neighbors, reflecting on community, fellowship, and nostalgia for quieter days and shared hearthside moments. The piece closes with a sentimental quotation about a golden afternoon.
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Met
Grace Nell Crowell
Cat
Hopkins, Morgenthau, and papal odds in 1940 politics
Washington reporters discuss the chances of repealing the undistributed profits tax for 1940, noting political timing and potential Senate support. The piece also surveys papal succession talk, naming Italian candidates and strategic Vatican observers, alongside notes on Democratic strength and Florida WPA politics affecting football training funds.
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Paul Mallow
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Physics Books
Niagara Falls
Harry Hopkins
Congress
Hopkins
Morgenthau
Niagara ‘Falls
Mr. Hopkins
Radio features a meet badpolane
New York February 28 Ohio's Senator Taft will discuss The Shield of Minorities the American Constitution Thursday night via WJZ NBC from Howard University charter day dinner in Washington Also tonight many network programs include Johnny Presents For Men Only Battle of the Sexes Fibber McGee Bob Hope and more with various stations listing schedules across the dial including WEAF NBC WALC CBS WIZ NBC WJZ NBC and others with talks music and sports segments across the evening.
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Central Standard
New York
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Wjznbc
Washington
Howard University
WEAF
NBC
Bob Hope
CBS
Edward G. Robinson
al Jolson
We the People
Benny Goodman
WIZ
Doc Rockwell
Brain Trust
Cal Tinney
WIAF
Ma Perkins
WABC
Indianapolis Symphony
Cardinals
Wdjz
Midwest
Cbs-Wabe
Leo Weber
Cbs-Chain
Malcolm Claire
Adrian Rollini
Howie Wing
Mbs-Chain
Weat
Rose Marie
Mariewe
Lyon
Blue Chain
Bob Trout
Georgetown
U. Forum
Mbs Chain
Lowell
Thomas
Enoch Light Orchestra
Sophie Tucker
Andy Abe
Red West
Enay Aces
Nbe
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Edwin C. Hill
Abe-Weat
Keen
Abe-Wiz Lwm
Abner
Augusting College
Ebs-Wabe
Kyw
Wbz
Piano composer Swanee River and radio schedule puzzle
Crossword style clues mix with a radio program list and music schedule. Names appear in fragmented OCR, with entries for composers, instruments, and broadcasts alongside a long, unclear roster of shows and times. The readable items center on a historic songwriter and a dense, era-specific broadcast lineup.
Mrs De Haven Hosts Bid or Bye Club in Wellington
Mrs Tom De Haven entertained the Bid or Bye Card Club at a dinner dessert and concert bridge for three tables. Score prizes went to Mrs Clarence Dake Mrs John Myer and Mrs Leroy Johnson. Gifts were given to Mrs E I De Haven and Mrs Frank Kearney as extra guests.
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Dehaven
Wellington
Tom de Haven
Clarence Dake
John Myer
Leroy Johnson
E. I. de Haven
Frank Kearney
Ten Years Ago In Hiuron News Mixes Births and Hoovers Arrival
Ten years back in Hiuron Roy Liggett flew from Buron airport to Wichita as a new engine was promised for his Rapid Airlines Cessna. A baby boy named John Davies was born south of Huron to Mr and Mrs Galen Herman. A. A. Chamberlain planned to attend President-elect Hoover's inaugural in Washington via a stop to see daughter Carol Chamberlain.
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Roy Liggett
Buron
Lou
Wichita
Kans
Rapid Airlines
Marjorie Gebhart
J. B. Gebhart
A. A. Chamberlain
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Carol Thamberlain
Martha Hughes
Sprague Hospital
John Davies
Huron
Mae Butler
Miller
Marian Frank
W. E. Frank
Ree Heights
Mian Ia
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Bureau of Advertising
Lexington Avenue
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Tuer
S.D. Farm
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Hungary
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Poland
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House
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Drewry
Culk
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Rayburn
Bank
Guam
Gilbertsville Dam
Independent Offices
Paul Mullen
America
Gilbertsville
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Joe Martin
Miessrs
Martin
McNary
John Hamilton
University of Florida
WPA
Florida Wpa
Dhl
Pepper
Florida
Andrews
Roy Schroder
Swanee
South Africa
Tooth
Caurssus
South Carolina
Dencing Music Orchestra
Nowiz
Jim McWilliams
the Lone Ranger
Wor
J. Berchweai
Weae
Sam Biller
Roy Shield
Tommy Dorsey
D. Elman Hobby Lobby
Paul Whiteman
Wabe
Dancing Music Orches
Mks
Fred Allen Town Hall
Theater of Stars
John Steele
Amos & Andy
Hiuron
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Tamarack
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Hawaiian Islands
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