Gold standard editorial explainer on suspension effects
An editorial reproduced from Business Conditions weekly explains the gold standard, the meaning of suspend and irredeemable paper, and who bears pressure for gold. It notes foreign balances triggered gold outflows, then describes how suspension raises prices, lowers real wages, and shifts trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Evening Huronite
United States
Federal Reserve
Foreign Loans Spur Senate Inquiry On Foreign Bond Profits
The senate finance committee investigates the sale of foreign securities in the United States. Total profits by New York banks approach 100 million dollars and the overall foreign loans since the war are expected to run into the billions. Analysts clash over whether loans saved nations or cheated American investors, with questions on source of funds and the domestic economic impact. Leading Democrats tied to Senator Bulow hint at political implications for Senator Loriks of Arlington's gubernatorial bid.
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Senate Finance Committee
New York
Senate Committee
America
Germany
Ameri
United States
Frenco British ties key to Europe says press comment
A press commentary argues that Franco British relations shape European recovery and that cooperation between France and England is essential. It notes tensions over reparations, disarmament, tariffs, and monetary policy, urging renewed Franco British friendship to enable progress on broader European issues.
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Europe
France
Maly
Great Britain
England
Hague
Germany
League of Nations
Bank of England
Banque de France
Hughes 4-H Girl Wins Trip Award in Brookings
Carol Marsh of Hughes county recounts a Brookings Junior Short Course trip funded by Huron business leaders and The Evening Huronite. She describes travel, lodging, activities, lectures, theater, and a banquet, ending with gratitude for the valuable 4-H award and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Brookings
Horan
Carol Marsh
Sunshine Workers Club
Hughes County
Blunt
Wernia Hall
Campanile Tower
Twe
Governor Green
Brookings Commercial Club
Armory
Susan Z. Wider
Brown County
Potty Johnson
Farmer's Wife Magazine
Archer GufiJlar
Viola Mach
Europe
My. Gilfillan
Pugsley
National Club
Shirley Jones
Miss Opdahl
Hamlin County
Myra Boden
Lawrence County
Barth Maher
Brookings County
Mrm
Huron
Frankfort Scouts Plan Honor Court
Frankfort Boy Scouts will appear before a court of honor on Wednesday evening January 13 to discuss nine merit badges. Arthur Chase will likely earn the rank of Star Scout, the highest yet attained by a Frankfort boy. The court will be presided by A F Schleher Redfield with Fred C Eggers of Huron and local committee members A H Bruckmeyer H E Hilkemeier George Hassinger Rev G D Brown and G E Hulk Tests to be taken by Harold and Harry Phillips Harold Stubbs Cecil Carrier Donald Huckmeii x Marvin Frenz Armor Cheidopher wort and Hacian Reiver. Deland and Redfield scouts are invited to attend per Paul Baird scoutmaster.
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Frankfort
Arthur Chase
A. F. Schleher
Redfield
Fred C. Eggers
Crea
Huron
A. H. Brruckmeyer
H. E. Hilkemeier
George Hassinger
G. D. Brown
G. E. Hulk
Harold
Harry Phillips
Stubbs
Cecil Carrier
Donald Huckmeiix
Marvin Frenz
Armor Cheidopherwort
Hacian Reiver
Deland
Paul Baird
Valley League Holiday Cheer Noted in Beadle County Notes
In district No 1 Beadle county Valley League member Frances Howard shares holiday reflections. She describes a modest Christmas marked by appreciation for gifts from classmates and a school Christmas program with treats and a rug and candy distribution, thanking friends for their generosity.
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Valley League
Frances Howard
Beadle County
Sents
Alee
Leaguers Resolve To Improve School During New Season
Leaguers in Rand Beadle County pledge to better school and community life under the Y C L framework. John Wintle lists resolutions including doing homework, helping parents, improving manners, brushing teeth, and aiming for perfect attendance. A shared goal is to raise their record this year compared with past years.
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John Wintle
Willing Workers
Rand School
Beadle County
Scouts Observe Week Of Thrift In National Thrift Week
National Thrift Week begins Sunday marked by Benjamin Franklin's birthday. The article outlines thrift lessons in the Girl Scout program, including budgets, bank accounts, and sharing, stressing youth education and joint efforts of Girl Scouts and the National Thrift committee.
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Benjamin Franklin
Minnehaha Troop 5 Holds Regular Meeting
Minnehaha troop 5 met Saturday at the M B church with Mrs C D Dunbar in charge of singing. The scouts learned a new song, held a knotty contest, and recited the laws motto and promise while the squad stood in formation. The patrol has 24 points, the rare whles worked on kantry and studied adees have 5 points, and 3 points for hostess badge work. Two visitors attended, including Violet Reyer, a new member.
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Minnehaha Troop
M. B
Mra. C
Dorothy Young
Violet Reyer
Huron Troop 4 Plans Handcraft Exhibit
Regular meeting of Huron Boy Scout Troop 4 opened by LeRoy Showell with nine scouts and four visitors present. Patrols discussed merit honors and the flag history, noting a contest win by the Bog patrol.
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Huron
LeRoy, Showell
League of Nations word puzzle clues and answers
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues about the League of Nations era. Entries reference geography, history, and language cues, with scattered hints like “European farmer,” “South Averton,” and “To tear stitches,” forming a themed, era-tinged word grid.
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Medcine
Dow
League T Nations
Four Doland Scouts Earn Merit Badges at Court of Honor
Four Doland troop 13 members appeared before a court of honor and received merit badges. G W Cook with others oversaw the ceremony. Benend Smith and Howard Hahn completed second class requirements. Lawin Garrett earned badges in public health leathercraft and business. Arthur Langland earned public health. Marvin McMickel and Melvin Mciicklee earned scholarships. Three boys passed tenderfoot tests Leroy Schmitten Leslie Grosst and Catrolk Zarmaxe. The Datand patrols are preparing a merit badge display for National Scout Week February 9 to 14.
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Doland
Doland Troop 13
G. W. Cook
E. W. Sherwood
C. A. Williams
Benend Smith
Howard Hahn
Lawin Garrett
Arthur Langland
Marvin McMickel
Melvin Mci
Leroy Schmitten
Leslie Gross T
Catrolk Zarmaxe
Patrels
Pebra
4-H Cream Crusaders Discuss Dairy Work
4-H Cream Crusaders held a regular meeting at Herman Siegenthaler home with John Reaves presiding. Members discussed dairy animal judging. Orin and Allen Oviatt elected to arrange entertainment at future meetings. Attendees reviewed the junior short course and refreshments were served by Mrs Stegenthaler.
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Crusaders
Clyde
Herman Siegenthaler
John Reaves
Orin
Allen Oviatt
Stegenthaler
Good Citizenship highlighted by Banner League member
Marguerite Drury of the Banner league of Iroquois outlines traits of a good citizen. She cites obeying laws, valuing education, patriotism, helping others, health, knowing the national anthem, and learning about government and history to prevent accidents.
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Marguerite Drury
Banner League of Iroquois
Ski Jumping Fun For Valley Boys During Vacation
Lars Lewis Schwarts of Valley league district No 1 Beadle county recalls Christmas vacation ski trips with friends and siblings. They spent afternoons on hills learning to ski and practicing jumps using a shovel as a ramp. The boys describe falling hard, rising, and enjoying the activity as they dream of a Canton ski tournament.
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Lars Lewis Schwarts
Beadle County
Paing
Fox
Canton Zome
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Sara L. Dewing outlines recording methods for family income and expenditures. She compares single page, envelope, and two-page column systems, noting suitability for farm families or urban households and suggesting combinations. Tomorrow’s piece will discuss single-page income and expenditure records.
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Sara L. Dewing
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Church Society Officers Elected
Twenty years ago in Huron the Home Missionary society of the Presbyterian church held its annual meeting at Mrs M Luck ey's home. Officers elected for the year include Mrs Edwin Dukes president Mrs W H Henson vice president Mrs William Waiber secretary Mrs C H Bell treasurer Mrs J P Davis secretary of literature Mrs RK O Rover pianist.
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Home Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
M.luck
Edwin Dukes
W. H. Henson
William Waiber
C. H. Bell
J. P. Davis
RK. O. Rover
J. W Campbell
Minneapolis
R. Or Richards
C.F. Keepp
A. B. Fairbank
Huron Bridge Club
Evra Briggs
B. E. Beach
G. C. Fullinweider
Hems
Nebraska’ Street
George Dickson
Frank Avenue
Utah
California
Old Mexico
George Hunt
Wic
Dickson
Clinois Street
Wolsey Aid To Meet Wolsey Event
The Ladies Aid Society will hold a meeting on Thursday afternoon January 14 at the church. Committee No 6 will serve supper at the close of the gathering.
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Wolsey Aid
Wolsey
Jan
Ladies Aid Society
Comscittee No. 6
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Lusk-Muitchele Nrk Epafers, Inc
Senator Bulow
Senator Loriks
Arlington
And
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Christian Science Monitor
Baden
Ruden
Ely
Chile
Central South Dakota
Cres Marsh
Brent Sewing Organization
National Thrift Committee
National Thrift Week Committee
South Averton
Texas
Manghuria
Fo Harden
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