Highways Open Despite Winter Storm Across Beadle County
Beadle County roads remained open after a severe winter storm as state and county highway crews faced snow and wind. The article praises the dedication of workers keeping routes passable and notes South Dakota’s leadership in year round road maintenance despite harsh weather. The piece stresses the challenge of early morning shifts and the essential role of engineers and equipment.
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Beadle County
South Dakota
Seadle County
Intricate debate over curtailing agriculture production
The article discusses the Farm Board push to cut back production amid surplus fears, noting fewer farmers since 1920 yet higher output, and asks whether curtailment or boosting demand is the better remedy. It contrasts food goods with other industries and weighs risks of reducing supply for essential foods.
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Farm Board
Reen
Political Delay and Tariff Hope Highlight Agrarian Woes
The passage discusses the agriculture crisis and reform bills. It notes the Senate and public confusion over the federal reserve act and McNary Haugen, urging caution with self seeking politicians to advance a tariff measure. It stresses progress is possible if political motives are restrained.
Airmail Heroes Over Fame Lindbergh Silent Honor
The piece argues Lindbergh prefers being remembered as an airmail pilot over his ocean crossing. It lauds the airmail service as sober, demanding, and a frontier for individual pilots who value duty over fame in a profession where personal victory comes with each flight.
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St. Louis
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Ocean
Airmeil
Wibout
Paris
Carzins
Gladys Pyle and South Dakota Politics
A column discusses Miss Gladys Pyle potential bids for governor or Congress, praising her campaign skills and vote totals. It notes her elevated status since Lt Governor Coyne’s death, and weighs Democrats’ interest in ousting her. The piece also clarifies the unofficial status of the South Dakota Tax conference and its legislative role.
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Gladys Pyle
Miss Pyle
Hia
Oery
Coyne
Vaifer
Tom Ronay
State House
Pierre
Poltcalis
South
Miss. Pyle
Wass wPyles
Dakota Tax Conference
Une
South Dakota Tax Conference
Topialuture
Argus
Krogh Wins Grand Sweepstakes Watch at State Crop Show
Elk Point farm youth James T. Krogh captured the grand sweepstakes watch in the boys and girls corn division at the State Crop Show held at Marvin Waghitt hotel. Krogh earned multiple district and state prizes totaling several dollars, with firsts in district 1 and district 2 events including 10-ear yellow dent and single-ear car telays. The show organizer Ralph Toliston noted the division aims to spark youth interest in seed corn and its improvement across three state districts.
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James T. Krogh
Elk Point
Marvin Waghitt Hotel
Elseriet
Donald Dailes
Egan
Aredie
Baade
Andrew Sundstrome Beresford
James ‘T. Krogh
Pelze
Andrew Simdstrom
Clarence Thompson
Monner
Fenton Thompson
Stenner
Leland Doguett
Hartford
Archie Baddle
Canning
Dike Hawking
Dogrey
Sete
Daniel Baade
Hugh Nash
Redfield
Donald Dailey
Earl Law Springs
Seednd
Nee
Tava
Ralph Toliistan
Jesscorn
Johnston
Union
Lincoln
Furner
Clay
Yankton
Bon Hore
Hutshkinson
Douglas
Charles Mix
Gregory
Tripp
Milne- Moolly
Lake
McCook
Hanson
Sanborn
Garison
Aurore
Buffilo
Brule
Lyman
Trip Award and Brookings Visit Described by Girl The
A fragmentary account recounts a trip to Brookings for junior students. It describes train departure from Vilas, dormitory check in, meal tickets, theater screening, a Christmas party at the Armory, and daily routines from morning assemblies to afternoon programs. Santa Claus and gift exchanges are noted.
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Maxel
Fedora
Brookings
Vilas
Armory
Santa Claus
Claiy
Elagsea
College Armory
Annual 4 H club events and award at campus tour
The report describes a campus tour led by A Ford, the 4 H club banquet broadcast on radio, speeches by winners of the Wash Taxton trip, and an armory party for club members. It notes a Tuesday announcement of judging contest and Hanover winner, with members staying over for the 9 PM train. The piece praises the annual short course as a premier youth gathering combining education and recreation.
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A. Ford
Conteec
Hanover -Winne
Taost
New Fear
Considera
Tony Believe
Skill Acquired Through Clubs by Eileen Smith
Eileen Smith of Melterre Spink county is a St club member with a record of club work. She attended the Huronite trip to the Junior short course in Brookings December 27 to 21. She recounts her year as a community worker learning menu planning white sauce methods canning breads and quick meals. She prepared dinners for a Mother Daughter banquet and displayed items at achievement day earning prizes. During two years of elf work she wrote news stories for The Evening Huronte and won a short course trip from local business sponsors.
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Eileen Smith
Melterre
Spinks County
Eileen
Brookings
Clu
Bovas
Aml
Huron
Goitre Not a Disease Says Milwaukee Doctor
Milwaukee physician Dr AL AL Rock asserts goitre is not a disease and harmful surgical treatment should be avoided. He promotes a home-based method for goitre care, claims success, warns neglect worsens the condition, and offers a free book explaining his approach.
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Milwaukee
Wis
AL AL Rock
Short Course Learning Earned Gratitude to The Huronite
A reader reflects on lessons from health, cooking, and sewing learned at the Jantor short course. The note credits EF for many helpful insights and expresses appreciation to The Huronite for the enjoyable trip to the short course.
Mellette 4-H Girls Study Cheese Dishes
Mellette 4-H Girls gathered for a January meeting to study a cheese dish demonstration titled Cheese. Dorothy Arthurs presided, and Mazel Grady Tollefson led a round of new songs with group singing. Four new members joined, and several attendees were listed. the next meeting is set for January 25 at the Littkow home with Leota Litakow and Edith Forsyth scheduled to demonstrate.
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Eileen
Suen
Rorser
Merry Maids
Jhame
Mazel Grayct ‘Tollefson
Dorothy Arthurs
Neming
Miss Tollefson
Gray ‘Arthurs
Dorothy
Forsyth
Mka'jor
Wahl
Grate Palmer
Ruth
Burt
Leota Litzkow
Elem Smith
Nik Kaiser
Luelle Kezer
Littkow
Leota Litakow
Edith Forsyth
Lucile Kesar
Lub Repor
Local Huron Roundup Ends With Travel Notes
Twenty years ago today in Huron residents made travel plans and visits. Mrs. Hartman left for Omaha while Mrs. Meftullougn returned home from a week with her daughter. Issenbach of Redlisit visited Columbus, Axelrad Bros. shipped furniture to Chicago New York and Grand Rapids, and RH Richards traveled to Sioux Falls. Campbell family departures headed toward Chicago then Florida and Cuba.
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FP. G. Hartman
O. van Syckle
Phenuta
Omaha
Fancie Meftullougn
Cranday
Munday
Petition
Wes Fenwn
Wwe
Businessmen push larger federal building appropriation
Circulated among Huron merchants the drive to raise the federal building appropriation from 80000 to 300000. The petition reads as a letter to Senator Crawford and carries signatures of leading local businessmen. Also notes Mr and Mrs Warner visiting, with mentions of Pierre and Troquois travel.
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Ciis
Crawford
Warner
Troquois
Marmola prescription tablets marketed for obesity cure
An advertisement claims Marmola prescription tablets address fat by targeting gland weakness, promising rapid health gains without exercise or diet. It touts the product as used for 22 years with millions of boxes sold and priced at $1.40 per box, urging readers to watch results.
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