Is There A Solution For Tariff Divide In Nation
A Minneapolis letter from A H L Hasche of Watertown argues the nation lacks a unified policy for diverse industries. He questions if agriculture and manufacturing can be reconciled under tariffs, noting butter’s protection yet farm prices decline. The piece urges tariff parity to aid agriculture and industry alike amid political resistance.
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Minneapolis
A. H L. Hasche
Watertown
South Dakota
Agricultura
Deadwood urging service to Chamber of Commerce sparks debate
The Deadwood Pioneer-Times argues that no merchant should criticize the Chamber of Commerce unless he attends meetings and contributes his share to programs. It warns of two citizen types: those who ride on others’ efforts and those who give nothing in time or finance.
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Deadwood Pioneer-Times
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Lack Ag
Critics and the silent workers in our city
The piece defends proactive business leaders and community volunteers who invest money and effort while fending off harsh critics. It lauds those who attempt service despite mistakes, contrasting with the loud minority that does nothing yet complains. It ends by praising the city’s generally constructive people.
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Huron
Iowa Campaign Sketch in South Dakota View
South Dakotans watch the Iowa campaign as John Hammill seeks the Republican senatorial nomination against L. J. Dickinson. Dickinson backs by Senator Brookhart, while Hammill opposes Brookhart. Ed M. Smith a top GOP governorship candidate is also noted alongside Hammill with mutual respect and strong public service records.
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Iowa Campaig
South
Brookhart
Brockhart
Dickinson
Iowa
Hammill
Ed M. Smith
Winterset
Smith
Hamrill
Evil Days for the Kids in Winter Sports
Evoking past thrills of hop bobs and hooking onto car hoods, the piece notes modern dangers as cities pass ordinances fining drivers who allow youngsters to hitch rides. It recalls 1930s youth sports and ends with brief local notes on T. B. Roberts Sr. return to journalism and John Hipple’s oil ambitions in western South Dakota.
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John Hipple
South Dakota
West’ River
Hele
Prohibition Commission Proposes Unified Enforcement Plan
The Hoover era report urges separating professional offenders from casual violators in prohibition cases. It recommends two dry laws, one severe for professionals and a lighter scheme for petty offenses, handled by federal magistrates rather than grand juries. The plan seeks to concentrate enforcement under a single federal department.
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Minneapolis Journal
Ahs
Hoovers Law Enforcement Commissias
Agederal Court
Commission
United States
Petcy
Cours
United Staten
Taska
Stebes
Meyer
Huron Reserves Carry New Plan For Girl Reserve
The Huron High School Girl Reserves plan a second half of the school year program themed The Girt Reserve Photograph Stop Hite. Miss Mary B Ansyach director outlines meetings after school with plans set during holiday vacation. Topics include Avenging the Studio Girl Reserve Ideals and Reproductions studying famous paintings.
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Girt
Hite
Horr High School
Giri
Mary B. Ansyach
Gitla
A+ spach
Girl Reserve
Bere Mee Bowers
Grace Dodge
National-Board
Y/ Wo A
Mabel
National
Helty
Pelimary
Fpriengarch
Eake
Has Election Of Officers In Highmore Seventh Grade
The seventh grade of Bighmore school met Thursday afternoon and elected officers: Gertrude Sherman president, Gertrude Baverly vice president, Velma Sones secretary, Welcome Lunding treasurer, Miriam Jordan corresponding secretary. The fourth-named officers include Wayne Grace president, Wise ice press, Josephine Quirk secretary.
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Bighmore Schoola
Gertrude Shernan
Gertrudy Baverly
Velma Sones
Welcome Lunding
shd-Miriam
Jordan
Pecreta
Wayne Grace
Wize - Ice Press
Jortor Baugimaz
Josephine Quirk
Boys Promoted to Star Scouts at Miller Court of Honor
Dwight Danburg and Bernard Ryck of the Miller Boy Scouts were awarded sight merit badges and promoted to the rank of Star Scout at a Miller Court of Honor meeting held Wednesday evening in the American Legion hall. Dwight earned badges for music scholarship and woodwork while Bernard earned cooking.
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Dwight Danburg
Bernard Ryck
Miller Boy Scoute Troop
Miller Court of Honor
American Legion Hall
Dwight
Bernard
Miller
Miller Juniors Present Play A Mittomer Nizbrh Bream
The Miller Juniors will stage a Friday evening production titled A Mittomer Nizbrh Bream at Millerigh school. Rehearsals span two months with elaborate stage equipment, lighting, and satin costumes. Miss Steve Franks directs The East with a cast including George Canaan, Raymond Bargverger, Marshal Stensjanis, Lestie Winsell, Bernatt Van Cleave, and several named students in roles such as Titania, Puck, and the Fairy Queen.
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Millerigh School
East
Steve Franks
Thesus
Athens
George Canaan Lysander
Raymond Bargverger Pemetrius
Marshal Stensjanis Tegens
Hernia
Soneresse Lestie Winsellin
Wizard
Hiukt Flate
the Bellows
Marion
Dennis Spo
Lye Haigit Statveling
Wawine Manni Hyspelgia
Clurten
Thoreson Micke Bormin
Egeus
Lysander
Charlotte
Ward
Helena
Demetrius
Elate
Bosudrewg Oberod
King of Fairy
Oo Bam Sandatt
Busy Fingers Club Studies Proper Shoes
The Busy Fingers club of Cavour met at home for a January 8 session led by Mee Glatoriin. They discussed wearing proper shoes for health, practiced exercises, and noted that textile bonds and stockings were nearly finished. Three new members were expected. lunch was served.
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Cavour
Mary Murttay
Mee
Miny
West Sully 4-H Club Carries Sewing Work
The Sunshine 4-H Sewing Club of West Sully County held a meeting with members present. Mrs Harry presented a demonstration for the month. Some sewing bags were finished and further work planned with refreshments provided by Danis and Lovena Harrz.
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Sunshine
West
Sully Cousty
Bea
Danis
Lovena Harrz
Scout Merit Badges and Court Meeting Recap
The article lists scouts Dwight and Bernard with merit badges and tests of leadership and service for a troop. Harlan J. Bosnfield chairs the Court while Fred C. Eggers oversees the evening program. February 3 end inspections are noted and several troop officials and assistants are named.
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Dwight R
Badegsmade
Bernard
Harlan J. Bosnfield
Bret D. Greene
Fred C. Eggers
Atez
Ageia
Charles‘Birddig
A. Miller
Troog
Amd Sci‘mer Walbyjend
Richland Y M C A Plans New Devotional Program
The Richland Y W C A will study a devotional program titled The Christ of Every Road with Miss Josephine Arnsworth and Rev. CD Armgi leading discussions. The sessions include reviews of Charm by Choice and The Christ of the Indian Road, focusing on habits of living and thinking and book selections for study.
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Richland Y. W
Stanley Jones
Richland Y. WC. A
Josephine Arnsworth
FSW
Farom
Afi
Efthar Chrough
What You Eat And What You Are Discussion Included
Discussion on the topics outlined will include the chapter What You Eat and What You Are and related implications for readers and participants. The session will cover dietary choices shaping identity and everyday habits.
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Eran x
ELECT OFFICERS The Weekington 4 E8 Club
The Weekington 4 E8 club elected officers on Saturday January 12. John Gaughan was named club leader with Gerald Croes as president James Gaughan as vice president George Mitchell as secretary treasurer and John Gowehan as reporter.
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Weekington
Sue
John Gaughan
Jeader
Gerald Croes
James Gaughan
George Mitchell
John Gowehan
League has election officers named for Clarke County schools
Washington No. 40 selects Clarke County officers for the coming term Constance Downs is president Oscar Larsen treasurer and Ralph Downs secretary to lead the school district administration this year.
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League
Washington No. 40
Clarke County
Y. C
Otfticera
Constance Downs
Oscar Larsen
Ralph Downs
Sure Way to Stop Night Coughs
An advertisement touts Thoxine, a non-prescription cough medicine sold by Tonestatt Drug Co. It claims to stop night coughs within 15 minutes without ordinary drugs, with a money back guarantee. The product is marketed as safe for the whole family and available at drug stores.
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Mehl
Toxive
Br ‘Tonestatt Drug Co
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Audit Bureau of Circolation
Toe Department
Ac Pessen
Lusk- Mitchell Newspapers
Ine
Pierre Dakotan
T. B. Roberts, Sr
Fox & Section
Hazel Christofiesten
Newplan
Highmore
C. L
Star Scouts
Miller Juniors
Mary Janithk
Jeanette Weber
Dorothy Daugherty
Paul Blossom Verda
Andrews Nancy May
Peterson
Doris Baton
Barie
West Sully
Anitrat
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