Hilgren bill aims to redraw South Dakota congressional districts
Representative Ralph O. Hilgren proposes redistricting South Dakota to create a First district with Kingsbury Brookings Clark Grant Roberts Codington Deuel Day Marshall and others, while moving Aberdeen and Huron to join the Second district. The plan draws criticism for a compact First district and a long Second district, risking political conflict. The Evening Hutonite favors two representatives elected at large with a central north-south line, hoping for a stable settlement.
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Ralph O. Hilgren
Argus Leader
Christopherson
Hilgren
Watertown
Kingsbury
Brookings
Clark
Grant
Roberts
Codington
Devel
Day
Marshall
Aberdeen
Haron
Williamson
Banking chief refuses governor's demand to resign
The Banking Department faces a crisis as Superintendent Fred R. Smith declines Governor Green's March request to step down. Rumors attribute Green's aim to protect state welfare and banking interests, while supporters describe Smith as courageous though perhaps imprudent amid ongoing controversy.
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Banking Department
Fred R. Smith
Green
Fatlg
Fragmentary Legal Hearing Remains Emphasized
A fragmented, cautious remark notes the general hearing's disturbing phase and asserts Mr. Smith has not fully stressed it. The dialogue hints at concerns over how the matter is being considered and the seriousness of the roiste style referenced.
Venetians revive commercial art amid early gangster echoes
The passage contrasts old time gangs and Venetian practices, noting how in the sixteenth century Venice revived a form of commercial leverage tied to enforcement. It describes how mirrors and related crafts were controlled, with penalties for noncompliance and the republic dispatching enforcers to quell competition.
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Chicago
Republic
Wheat Production and Russia in Global Markets
A 1930s press comment discusses William Crookes predictions, wheat abundance in 1930, and the shift of breadbasket power. It notes vast gains in production outside northwestern Europe and the U.S., especially Australia, and examines Russia's export potential amid collectivisation and mechanization, with concerns over future acreage and price effects.
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Russia
Christian Science Monitor
Sir’ William Crookes
British Association
Sir William
Europe
United States
Dus Cours
Tod
Meeeere
Graslands
United States Grain Sterilization Corporation
C. F. Marbut
Division of Soil Surveys
United States Department of Agriculture
Nmme
American Geographical Review
Rusela
Canaries
Hays
Marene Ae
Plam
Ftusia
Rudy 4-H Clubs Entertained With Dairy Week Reflections
Rudy 4-H Clubs were entertained by the Clark family with songs, readings, and a summary of a Junior Short Course trip by George Pamp. Randall and Cerny Dairy Week organizers praised the evening, noting plans to meet again and the absence of county agent R A Cave. The Custer Valley Calf Club installed officers with Melvin Pier hosting, George Pamp reviewing the Junior Short Course, and George, owner of a high producing cow, reporting a December milk yield of 1674 pounds. The club will host Dake Belles and Vesley Sunshine clubs on January 22, closing with songs led by Mrs. Gus Hintermeister and a luncheon.
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James Fuller
Huronfie Trea
Clarkes
Randall
R. A. Cave
Custer Club
Custer Valley Calf Club
Melvin Pier
George Pamp
George le
Derwoode Parrish
Dake Belles
Vesley Sunshine Clube
Gus Hintermeister
Camp Trip Winner Helen Giberson Named National Delegate
Miss Helen Gilma of Wash 4-H club earns selection as a delegate for the National 4-H Club Camp in Washington DC this June. She has nine years of club work, five ongoing projects with above average scores, and notable achievements from 1927 through 1930 including state canning and sewing titles, demonstration team honors, and leadership roles in county clubs.
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Helen Giberson
Helen Gilma
Wash
Washington, D. C
Helen
Ball Bros
Pacific International
Montesano
Wyncodie Room Improvement Club
Wynooche Sewing Club
Wynooche Bee Club
New Maneuvers In Scout Drill Reported
In the fragmentary text, observers reference new maneuvers in scout drill and fears among different ranks. The garbled lines mention higher rank and lower rank groups and a surname Bates, with unclear context and dates.
Handcraft Fair Opens as Morning Here Today
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local event titled Handcraft Fair resuming at a city venue. Mentions a meeting or gathering at E. O. G. A. hosting seating or outlook, with brief references to stalls or goods like wigs. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Planned a Party to Be Held This Week
The report notes that a party was scheduled for this week, with attendees and details not fully visible in the fragment.
Club Girls Like Classes At Meet at Frankfort
Report from the Short Courses event with Polly Prim club members, Clara Westy and Anita Andrews detailing travel, registration, cooking, packing, stage lighting, music appreciation, candy making, a style revue, banquet announcements, and a Washington National Home economics competition.
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Leote Osbeen
Frankfort
SAS
Clara Westy
Hitchcock
Anita Andrews
Leonora Gitchel
Susan Wilder
Washington, D.C
Dr Betts Leads Huron Scout First Aid Session
Twelve scouts attended Huron Boy Scouts troop Z on Wednesday evening January 14. Dr Laurence Betts oversaw revised semaphore codes and guided first aid problems. He directs first aid training at Camp DeKotsh and leads the busy program. Arrow Hawk patrol under Melvin Costain and Lloyd McAllister pushes in the Achievement Contest with a prize for the winning unit.
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Dr. Betts
Huron Boy Scouts
Roop
Laurence Betts
Sseisiani Poontmatter
Rick
Tenia
Betts War
Betts War Ansis’ ‘Camp Director of Camp DeKoTsh
Fitetrain
Arrow Hawk Patrol
Melvin Costain
Lloyd McAllistes Manlating
Beadle County Dairymen Hear County Committee Findings
Beadle County dairy farmers met in Huron to review a 16 member committee report. Recommendations emphasize keeping the best cows, purebred sires, better feeding, year-round barn housing, mineral supplements, water above freezing, and disposal of surplus calves. A cow testing association is urged for Beadle County.
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Dodger
Beadle County
Jarra
Huron
Beedle County
Thad Oviatt
Gus Hintermeister
John Greensn
Yale
W. H. Mann
Wolsey
Ross Palmer
E. ©. Stoner
Fred J. Steuerwald
Wols
No End For World Says Oliver Lodge
The fragment suggests Oliver Lodge speaks of no end to the world, describing a view of the universe expanding or winding up rather than radiating outward, with a reference to an astronomer noting the sun's redial nature and a belief in continued cosmic unfoldment.
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Oliver Lodge
Estronomer
Oliver
Somes Teambill Tone In Coming Monad Game
Incomplete readable text hints at a coming game or event involving a team and a figure nicknamed Somes. The fragment suggests anticipation but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to specify.
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Moana
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago residents of Huron share local events including a fifth birthday party for Vinton Sawyer with games and refreshments. Other notes mention a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. H. Vance, a bank cashier’s congratulatory attention, travels by Will Griffin and Beech spouses, pneumonia illness of Mrs. Costain, and W R Link recovering from a fractured wrist. William Pinch returned from St. Louis after West Point exams. Mrs. F W Long, former Congregational pastor’s wife, suffered a fall with shoulder dislocation.
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Vinton Sawyer
Jennie Sawyer
H. Vance
City National Bank
Will Griffin
Hawarden
Herbert Costain
W. C. Kimberly
West Liberty
Hbl’ Mann
Nebraska Street
W. R. Link
Tuesaday
B. K. Beech
Hot Springs
Ark
Florida
William Pinch
St. Louis
West Point
F. W. Long
Long
Congregational Church
First Long
Willow Lake Carpenter to Hold Celebration
Willow Lake residents and Carpenter prepare for a community celebration with events planned locally. C B Lord from Willow Lake announces details promising a festive gathering for families and neighbors.
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Willow Lake
Carpenter
Lord
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