Looking to the Future for South Dakota in 1930
The piece argues South Dakota should pursue a hopeful future with agriculture at the core while noting brighter industrial prospects. It cites centralization enabling Armours and Swifts in the state, rising mining activity in the Black Hills, potential oil at Barker near Hot Springs, and calls for cooperation and shared progress across communities to advance the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Armours
Huron
Swifts
Watertown
Black Hills
Barker
Hot Springs
Vexatious Problem of Philippines Settlement Debated
The piece argues the United States must settle the Philippines issue on its merits rather than focusing on one economic aspect. It recalls the U.S. acquisition after war, its initial isolation, and reluctance to govern distant territories, while acknowledging the moral duty to end cruelties and avoid exporting conflicts or provoking yellow peril rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Far East
U S Insular Policy Question Raised On Puerto Rico
The speaker discusses whether the United States should retain its island territories or grant independence. After subduing the inhabitants, the aim shifted to improving their welfare and enlightenment. Clamoring for independence grows among islanders, prompting debate on stewardship versus nationhood. The president is noted as a citizen of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Spain
United States
A Square Deal All Around Says Iroquois Chief
The Iroquois Chief cites a former South Dakota farmer now in industry, urging a fair tariff balance. He notes urban workers face harsher conditions than farmers and warns against undervaluing any sector. Congress should settle tariffs with a nationwide fair deal for both agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Davis
Iroquois
South Dakota
Davis
South
Tariff talk and state progress in South Dakota policy
The Argus Leader argues for swift tariff action when Congress reconvenes and cites President Hoover backing for farm interests. It notes delays, proposes reasonable changes, and urges lawmakers to finish the tariff bill and avoid harm to business. Also highlights South Dakota Chamber of Commerce aims and mixed local election notes from Woonsocket, Alexandria, Sioux Falls, and Rapid City with tax and governance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lariep Argus
Borah
Congress
Washington
Hoover
Argus
State Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
State
Chamber of Commerce
Thia
Woonsocket News
Falls
Sioux Falls
Rapid City Journal
Leader Stories Show Growth In 4-H Clubs In Henry County
Jane Keen of Henry County speaks to 4-H members about the joys of club leadership. She notes growth from two girls clubs in 1922 to 21 clubs this year and recalls leaders gain satisfaction from trips, camps, state fairs, and junior short courses while teaching cooking sewing and other skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Adnz Rebfeld
Wananalssa
Warner
Brown County
Rebfeld
Brookings
South Dakota
United States
Paul Croft
Iowa State College
A. G. Leonard
Union Stockyards
Chicago
Central
Washington, D. C
Jesse Roberts
State College
Prokecta
Hazel Graves Toltefson
Serence
Huron College
Jane Keen
Henry County
Ehle
Making the best better in 4-H club leadership
A 4-H leader extols personal progress over competing with others. The motto To make the best better guides boys and girls, with leaders learning alongside members through sewing, canning, and raising pies or calves. Leadership brings great joy, and continued service is hoped for in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Red
J. S. Russell
The
Des Moines Register
Mr. Russell
Hierahure
State Club
Viking
Becanig
Alwave
Land Transfers Listed in Local Abstracts
A series of land transfers are recorded, naming buyers and sellers such as Erastus Cornell, Simon Nelgon, Frank Fertig, Stephen Moss, Albert Moss, Alice Morrison, Charles Davis, Bona Friedman, and Liszte Hegne. Parcels include sections in townships 111 to 121 and ranges 71 to 73, with various NE, NW, SE, and SW quarter deeds and half sections referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Cornell
Oilievil Abstractor
Highmore
P. Ploya Shilling
H. F. Battsher
Simon P. Nelgon
Frances M. Quill
Frankw. F. Fertig
la Vera Fertis
Stephen_Moss
Albert E
Moss
Sea
Albert KE
Stephen Moss
See
Alice L. Morrison
Charles
Spains
Charles P. Davis
Johnson
Bona Ld
Friedman
C. L. Drake
Toronto Elects Wemp and Rejects Bond Issue
Toronto voters elected Wemp as mayor in a close race over McBride and Backer, while approving no portion of a 19 million city planning bond. Wemp led 53,309 to 49,433 with 3,210 for Flacker. McBride sought a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Wemp
Berts
Yesterd
Bhy Uel McBride
Albert J. Backer
McBride
Flacker
Wawp
Cautrel xx
Mackerow
Royal Canadian Air Corps
Weather and climate notes from silent digitized record
Data shows January highs and lows with January records and monthly precipitation totals. Forecasts indicate much colder tonight and Friday across Dakota Minnesota Iowa with mostly to partly cloudy skies and colder conditions extending into eastern portions. Highs and lows for yesterday and today are listed with sun rise and set times and general forecast themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tir Tomishe
Dakota
Golder
Towa
Toright
Minnesota
Colley
Road Report From Mitchell and Surrounding Areas
Weather notes from Mitchell showing a 24 degree high and 41 degree low with no precipitation and cloudy conditions. Nearby Huron reports 21 high 40 low 18 with no precipitation and cloudy skies. Sioux Falls lists 64 high 37 low 31 with no precipitation and partly cloudy. Aberdeen 21 high 42 low 20 no precipitation, clear at Yankton with high near 4 and no precipitation, ready good, party cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Ploudy
Huron
Feles
Sioux Falls
Taads
Pardy Ploudy
Aberdeen
Yankton High
Lew
Pazo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huron Publishing CO
Third St
Wenber
Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lusk-Sutchell Newspapers, Inc
Herald
Alexandria
Heralg
Young Fo
Hazel Christoffersen
Rotow
South, Dakota
Extension Service
A. E L. Anderson Beieves
Lurou
Rth
Platte
Diaa
Rapid City
At& A.M
Boys’ Unionalls
Ats A.M
O’coats
Osborn Clothing Co
Third Street Clothiers
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