Gunderson Suggests Constitution Change For State Board
Former Governor Carl Gunderson proposes amending the constitution to create a two member board plus a governor appointee to oversee all state institutions, replacing multiple boards. Critics warn of reduced accountability, potential inefficiency, and politicized appointments, arguing coordination belongs with the governor.
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Board of Charities and Corections
Board of Regents
Soldiers Home
Ccrisin
Gunderson
Not So Bad Economic Outlook Reassures Amid Depression Fears
The piece argues that current conditions are not unprecedented and cites past downturns to show resilience. It compares present mood to 1893 and 1921, noting debt, speculation, and banking strain, while recalling 1873 and 1973 lows to contextualize fears and optimism.
Harsh Economic Conditions Cited In 1830s Comparison
The text notes one fifth of railway investment foreclosed, banks failing in New York, violent labor demonstrations, and a wrecked real estate sector. It argues that even harsher times in 1830s would be overstated by comparing to more recent depressions, yet some comfort lies in such comparisons.
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New York Times
England
France
America
United States
Wall Street
New York
Huron Noted by National Fire Board for 1931 Progress
Huron joins several U S cities in the National Board of Fire Underwriters 1931 notable records for fire prevention. The city saved funds with a 5356 12 return from the 1931 appropriation and reduced fire damage during the campaigns. Credit is given to B M Beach chairman of the 1931 fire prevention committee for Hurons improved fire safety stance.
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HUBGN
Huron
5. D
United States
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Huron Fire Department
Turon
B. M. Beach
Economic Gridlock Over Farm Prices and Employment
Industrialists argue prosperity hinges on bridging gaps between farm purchasing power and factory wages. The piece cites Frederick H. Rawson of First National Bank of Chicago, noting prices must align between agricultural products and manufactured goods. It also mentions an annual membership drive for the American region and a South Dakota versus North Dakota contest.
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Frederick H. Rawson
First National Bank of Chicago
Mr. Rawson
Rawson
South Dakota Legionnaires
North Dakota Boys
South Dakota
Roosevelt Courage Wobbles Amid Political Obstacles
The piece discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt facing tougher hurdles at the convention with names like Hitchie Baker and Speaker Garner cited as potential rivals. It notes Garner’s steady conduct, Texas roots, tariff views, and appeal within the party while weighing the battle between Roosevelt and Baker for the nomination.
Potter 4-H Girl Takes Free Trip
Evien Huyek of South Dakota describes her Chicago trip as part of the national 4-H club congress. The journey included visits to the Field Museum, planetarium, livestock show, and several city firms, with ceremonies, tours, and a banquet.
Beadle Leaguers Make Resolutions For Coming Year
Beadle county club notes Christmas vacation ending as school reopened January 4. Evelyn Beck, corresponding secretary, says members made New Year resolutions and sealed them in a large envelope to be opened last week of school to check adherence.
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True Spirit League
Beadle County
Evelyn Beck
Hitchcock Girl Goes To College
Doro Walton of Happy Sunshine 4-H in Hitchcock recalls her Junior Short Course trip to Brookings December 27 to 28. Beadle County girls led by Velma Woebick and Isabel Conrad joined sessions, tours, a blocking of classes, judging, a banquet, and a theater party with Beadle County earning third in judging and a large delegate banner.
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Dorothea Walton
Happy Sunshine
Hitchcock
Huron
Brookings
Weeota Hall
Beadle County
Campanile Tower
Jackson
Velma Woebick
Brown
County
Isabel ‘Conrad
Tueslay
Beadie County
Beadie
Tae Mach
Europe
Armory
Washingtons
D.C
jZuron
New League Officers Installed At Meeting
The new officers are Albert Hintermeister president Yvonne Lambert secretary and Lena Albers vice president. They will serve for a duee month period and seek funds for a new free and a new piece of shams for the post prcbare. Yvcenne Lambert and Laut Al eats were chosen to back the program communities for the January massing Speed ming. Albert Kbetermeiser served.
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Albert Hintermeister
Yvonne Lambert
Lena Albers
Pete
Yvcenne Lambert
Laut Aleats
Bacx
Bhees Goosting
Albert Kbetermeiser
Free Trip for Clack 4-H Clubber Honored
Blanche Harmon of Garden City thanks Huron business and The Evening Huronite for a free trip to the Junior Short Course. She lauds the Thorp Thread and Thimble club’s efforts, notes a small but active year, and aims to involve more members in future lab work.
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Clack
Huron
Peliyanna 4-H Club Holds Regular Beadle County Meeting
The Peliyanna 4-H Club in Beadle County met at Maxine Johnsons home for a regular session. Members gave New Year resolutions during roll call and planned a sandy sale for Monday. Leader demonstrated a doca lesson as games and activities followed. A lunch was served by Mrs. Johnson. Next meeting set at Cenella Gainor s home in January per reporter Lote Krouse.
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Peliyanna
Peliyenns
Beadle County
Maxine Johnson
Wil- Pistia
Doca
Fhe Fats Aif Cenella Gainor
Cording
Lote Krouse
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Expenditures Classification
A fragmented list outlines household expenses by category including foods, housing costs, utilities, furnishings, clothing, health, education, and public welfare. It notes allocations for travel, insurance, taxes, and personal items while distinguishing general family expenses from specific purposes such as education.
Vocabulary Puzzle From Ancient Page
Fragmented OCR puzzle lists many word clues with numbers and phrases. The readable items mix synonyms, incomplete phrases, and misprints, forming a puzzle-like glossary rather than a coherent news story or notice.
Unclear Personal Finance Note on Savings and Insurance
Fragmentary text outlines costs for gasoline, oil, replacements, new equipment and insurance. Mentions liability, license, emergency fund, and meeting unexpected expenses. References to life endowment annuity, mortgage investments, and government securities with partial and oral disability wording.
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Paymentsus House
Mort
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Civilian and Travel Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron local residents undertake travel and visits. Clarence Stewart leaves Minneapolis to resume work at the University of Minnesota center school after a two week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs F N Stewart. Mrs C V Both of Sioux Falls visits with her daughter Carl Anderson. George Hoff returns from Minneapolis. Miss Anna Waulil returns to Cavour to resume teaching after visiting with her Tennis in the city. Mrs L C Kemp returns from Rochester Minnesota where her mother underwent an operation. Mr and Mrs Kane and daughter Miss Morma, who have been staying with Mrs Kane s parents, return to Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Judge T M Simmons departs for northern points on a professional trip. J W Doland and daughter Miss Hucl leave for Salem and Vilas for a visit. J W Campbell leaves for Sioux Falls to read a paper before a civic congress. Misses Ethel and Byrle Kinkead arrive home from Ges Moin eé Ta where they visited friends. H J Rice leaves for Remoreat on Odd Fellows business.
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Clarence Stewart
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Center School
F. N. Stewrart
C. V
Sioux Falls
Carl Anderson
George Hoff
Anna Wauiel
Cavour
L. C. Kemp
Rochester
Minn
J. W. Doland
Hucl
Salem
Vilas
J. W. Campbell
Tusiiess
Federated Church Elects Officers in Local Meeting
The Federated Church Sunday school elected officers including Superintendent Mrs. Howard Allbee and secretary Dorothy Arthurs. Other posts went to Mira Clarke, Gertrude Sas5c, Myrtle Go tems, and Katharine Welke. Teachers were re-elected for the coming year with classes led by Mrs. Howard Allbee, Mrs. A. Tollefson, and William R. Clift among others.
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Federated Church
Mellette
Jan. I
Sperial
School of the Federated Cammminimity
Howard Allbee
Mira Clarke
Dorothy Arthurs
Gertrude Sas
Mre H. Gotems
Ecther Loome
Grawe Arthurs
Katherine Welke
Hin Feteerson
Wire A
Haddow
H. Gotaas
Myvile Palmer
Sunbeam
Howard Ambie
A. Tollefson
William R. Clift
Adul's
Fiza Wood
Doulas Chittizic
Rosebuds
B. 0. Williams
Otis Havrkins
P. D. Peterson
Beale County Belles Cooking Club Honors Members
Maxine Dammrn der of Beale county Belles Cooking club thanks local businessmen and pro fessional men of Huron for sponsoring a free trip to the Junior Short Course. She says the award gave clear benefit to members and participants.
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Huron
Maxine Dammrnder
Dake'a ‘Belles Cooking Club
Beaile County
Businees
Shib
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