Senator Norbeck and Bulow Debated Debt Moratorium
An Evening Huronite editorial critique accused Norbeck and Bulow of wrong attitudes in opposing the European debt moratorium. A leak suggests Norbeck favors debt settlements with reductions and questions a blanket moratorium, arguing nations should be bargained with separately. The piece implies the Hoover bill may not be best for the current crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbeck
Evening Huronite
Bulow
Bulew
United States
House
Congress
Hoover
Taxation Woes Through Time Across Cities and Century
A discussion of today’s heavy tax burden arguing it echoes a century old pattern. Judge Alva Taylor cites Sydney Smith noting taxes on goods, warmth, light, and travel, suggesting the problem is persistent and not unique to modern economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Alva E. Taylor
Huron
Sydney Smith
Taylor
John Bull
Jonathan
Taxation and its corrupting reach on public virtue
A rhetorically charged critique argues taxation harms everyday life from taxed goods to probate fees and medicines. It warns that revenue collection corrupts politics, fosters spies, and concentrates patronage, urging every wise Jonathan to remember this caution.
Community honors Hot Springs music teacher J E Mueller
The American Legion in Hot Springs named J E Mueller music teacher as the city's outstanding citizen for 1951. The Star lauds his lifelong effort to inspire music and ethical standards in youth, noting such selfless service is often unrewarded. In a lighter line, AP reports Gordon Hains met a real wolf on Washington DCs Sixteenth Street near the Avenue of Presidents, with no word on its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
American Legion
J. E. Mueller
Mueller
Associated Press
Gordon Hains
Washington
Sixteenth Street
White House
Executive Mansion
Realities of Life Oppose Bridge Says Shaw
Dr Charles Gray Shaw professor of philosophy at New York University argues that bridge distracts from life realities. He lists everyday woes from tax to overdue premiums and dents the imagination, noting most people need amusement to escape humdrum existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Charles Gray Shaw
New York University
Shaw
Joe Arbuthnot
Forgotten Man of Politics Shapes Election Outcomes
A columnist notes the silent voter who avoids public meetings yet wields influence when ballots open. He resents neglect by leaders and can decide tight elections, turning upsets on election day. The piece cites school funding fears under new property levy limits and urges regional cooperation to protect educational quality while lowering taxes. It also highlights Fred Anderson of Canad Neb, a businessman profiting from aggressive advertising and urging others to do the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Munro
Chamber of Commerce
Taxpayers’ Association
Good Government League
Redfield Journal-Observer
Canad
Neb
Fred Anderson
Anderson
Ande
Humilf
Etriieg
Girl Scout membership soars in 1931 growth announced
Miss Josephine Schair at New York headquarters reported a 12 percent rise in Girl Scout membership in 1931 with 26,?00 new members in the first eleven months. She cited broader training, 57 college courses, 500 camps, and winter camping expansion including Camp Andree Briarcliff Manor and Camp Edith Macy with sessions starting December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Organization
New York City
Josephine Schair
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout
Miss Schain
Camp Andree
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Dream Of Wolsey Girl Attends Short Course Trip
Blanche Breed of Wolacy’s Happy Helpers recalls her free trip to the Junior Short Course in Brookings on December 27. The group toured Brookings, registered at the administration building, attended classes and a chimes concert, watched the reaper movie, and heard sermons before a basketball banquet and presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Blanche Breed
Happy Helpers Club
Wolacy
Brookings
Wecota Hall
Armary
the Romanoce
Cyrus McCormick
Campanile
C. D. Jackson
Wallone
Cifillen
Beder
Ners
Rendle
Inet
Melvin Schmidt
Aftiermenc
Hyde 4 H Clubber Reviews Free Trip To State College
Will Ondrigck of the Happy Go Lucky Pig club in Hyde County won a free trip to a state college after attending the Junine Short Course. He thanks local business and professionals and The Evening Huronite for the opportunity, noting enjoyable experiences and new learning for better farm and club work in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
State College
Will Ondrigck
Happy Go Lucky Pig Club
Hyde County
Huron
Troop 5 Plans 1932 Scout Achievement Contest
Troop 5 reviews plans for the 1932 Scout achievement contest at the last 1931 meeting. The troop leads in the Central division, with patrols choosing display themes for Scout Anniversary week and basketry and camping classes taught by adults and Scouts. Fred C. Eggers presented merit badges to several Scouts as plans to hike and earn points proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Axelrad
Gowdy
Gerald Sucdigar
Stausx
George Schnidt
Beevers
Panther Patrol
Howard Axelrad
Fred C. Eggers
George Schmidt
Howard Axelrod
Samuel Shaw
Irving Axelrod
Irving
Axelrad
Axcirad
Fragmented Puzzle Clue List From Historic Paper
A long OCR style list mixes horizontal and vertical clues with partial phrases. It appears as a puzzle inventory noting numbers, word fragments, and stray terms like Calamitous, Covenant, Blackbird, Epochs, and Prefix. The readable bits resemble a cryptic or cross word item catalog rather than a complete article.
Handy Hemmers 4-H Club Holds January Meeting
Members met January 2 at Mrs. J L Becker's home with Irma Haie reporting. After business, the group practiced making crafts and social hour refreshments were provided by Grace Finske and Marion Celvert. The next meeting is set for January 23 at Mrs. Becker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandy Hemmers
Handy Hemmers 4-H
J. L. Becker
Grace Finske
Marion Celvert
Becker
Irma Haie
Huron Shouts Go On New Year's Eve Hike
Nine scouts of Troop 5, Irving Axelrad reporting, gathered at Congregational church for a New Year’s Eve hike amid cold weather. They skied, sledded, and tobogganed in a ravine, ate lunch under a bridge, and returned by 2 am. The hike earned about 38 points for the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Troon
Irving Axelrad
Irving
Kanes
Wolsey Girl Attends Junior Short Course
Leona Friese of Wolsey comments on a junior short course for girls. She praises the health and music classes and thanks local business and professionals in Huron and The Huronite for the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Huron
Leona Friese
Friese Cackle and Crow Poultry Club
Friese
Fragmentary note on course attendance and power outage
A damaged OCR fragment mentions someone unable to attend a short course and a power issue delaying activities until the next morning. Names and places are unreadable. The text is too incomplete to identify persons or locations.
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Sara L Dewing outlines a practical working classification for family income and expenditures. She lists income sources from farm or business earnings, salary, investments, rents, profits, gifts, boarders, and lodgers and notes how gifts and in kind values become expenditures. She cautions against counting endowment policy cashes as income and previews a future discussion on expenditure classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara L Dewing
Local social notes mention travel and visits across cities
Miss Irmas is a cousin of Mrs. L Rovet. Roy Flower and wife returned from Chicago after Ruth Flower's wedding. Martin the Royal bartender left for Milbank for 4's old hun. Mrs J J Robbins back from Omaha with son Victor. Donnie Sauer heads south on a business trip. Mrs F N Stewart hosted Whist club Friday. Ed Meyers from Chicago visits his parents. W Ressman heads north on business. W Worrall leaves for Husck. Mr and Mrs W G Gich and daughter Louise return from Des Moines where Louise visited. Goodrich couple also spent time in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmas
L. Rovet
Roy Flower
Chicago
Ruth Flower
Mr. Flower
Martin
the Royal
Old
Hun Int Milbank
J. J. Robbins
Omaha
Victor Robbins
Donnie Sauer
Points
F. N. Stewart
Ed Meyers
Huron
Mia
John Meyers
W. J. Ressman
Points North
HE. Worrall
Husck
Spud Exposition Opens Tomorrow at Watertown
A winter agricultural exposition begins tomorrow in Watertown with the South Dakota Crop Improvement Association and state potato growers showcasing farm products and discussing 1992 plans. Governor Green and state agricultural leaders are to address the gathering. A utility seed show will display seeds for sale or exchange, with speakers including C L Yarem, Hugh Mash, L G Troth, and other state college and agricultural officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Tomorow
Gold Nugget Mining Milling and Snelting Firm Incorporated
Pierre Jan 6 The Gold Nugget Mining Milling and Snelting company of Terry South Dakota has been incorporated with capital stock of 100000 by Lead and Deadwood men. Directors include Steve Percevich Mit Barich Nick Percevich and Exven Melearia of Lead and HW Guyor of Deadwood. Dakota Auto Parts company of Bivox Falls also incorporated for 100000 by Benjamin M Margulies W T Doyle and A K Schwarz all of Sioux Falls MBS John Roach 11 Burdette reports Mrs John Rosch very sick at home cared for by sister Rose Curvier Redfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Terry
Lead
Deadwood
Black Hills
Steve Percevich
Mit Barich
Nick Percevich
Exven
Me‘lear
John Roach
Burdette
Jan
John Rosch
Rose Curvier
Redfield
Viola Olson and Lucille Grose Return to Redfield for School Duties
Viola Olson and Lucille Grose have returned to Redfield to resume their school duties after spending a two week vacation at the home of their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette
Jan
Sycral
Viola Olson
Lucille Grose
Redfield
Dr C K Walker Equipment for the administration of
Brief item noting Dr C K Walker involved with equipment for administration.(Fragmentary readable text limits full context)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Walker
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Levant
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Chelstoffersen
Wolsey Girl
Blanche Mead
Troop 5
W. M. Sibley
Marshall Townsend
George Schraidt
Douglas Cone
John Lynch
Sioux Patrol
Beaver Patrol
Swallow
Westeriay
Ventiong
House of Hep
Uo Sal
Alexander Grataa Bell
Weil
Sify
Jer
Aeron
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