Defining Liberalism in Local Editorial Debate
The Mitchell Republican critiques The Evening Huronite for labeling Harry Z. Brownell a liberal. It argues the paper’s contrast with Norbeck relies on faulty premises and praises Norbeck’s pragmatism. The piece surveys liberalisms from Norris and Brookhart to constructive liberalism and concludes Brownell fits the latter group while opposing pure partisan obstruction.
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Mitchell Republican
Huronite
Harry Z. Brownell
Republican
Brownell
Norbeck
Huronue
Moses
Senate
Norris
Brookhart
Congress
South Dakota
Mrr. Brownell
Norris and Brookhart
Investing in Students Appears as Local Challenge Letter
Mrs. Helen Meigs of Huron urges focus on student funding as February brings bills for the town’s youth. She notes the end of the first semester at Huron College and warns several students may have to return home, facing idleness without financial help. She asks the community to consider ways to meet the coming need.
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Helen Meigs
Huron
Profitable Investment: Student Loans for College Aid
The letter argues loans to students at low interest are a worthwhile investment with tangible and intangible returns. It praises donor societies supporting scholars, notes the borrower’s character as safety, and urges newspaper readers to assist worthy students to continue their college studies through loans rather than cash dividends.
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Huronite
Hopeful Farm Leaders Meet in Huron for Tax Talk
Representatives of Farmers Union Farm Bureau and Farr Grange from South Dakota met in Huron to discuss common problems and taxation, signaling possible cooperation after years of discord. The gathering follows a tax conference sponsored by the State Chamber of Commerce for several years, and the meeting is seen as a hopeful development for agriculture.
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South Dakota
Huron
Farmers’ Union
Farm Bureau
Farr Grange
State Chamber of Commerce
Iroquois Chief Sees No European War This Year
Quote from the Iroquois Chief argues that Europe cannot wage war without US economic support. He asserts that war now hinges on resources and financing, noting France and China would be unable to sustain conflicts without assured payment. The speaker claims the United States holds power to influence global war dynamics by with holding resources unless money is guaranteed.
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Europe
France
China
Japan
Manchuria
Congress backs Reconstruction Finance bill credit boost
The Kansas City Star notes the Senate approved the Reconstruction Finance Corporation bill as the administration's main war measure to stabilize credit and rehabilitate business. House passage is anticipated, with broad support for related financial plans and continued fiscal restraint to balance the budget.
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Kansas City Star
American Congress
Senate
Haa
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
House
Hoover
Fifty five oppose RFC bill in House debate
A fragmentary opinion piece questions why forty three Democrats and twelve Republicans opposed the Reconstruction Finance Corporation bill. It speculates on motives, from anti-big business to political traps set by Hoover, and notes a broad split in the chamber about aiding banks and credit.
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House of Representatives
The
Hous
Congress
Wall Street
Hoover
Eppressme
Spink Club Girl Recalls Free Trip to Brookings Short Course
Marcella Roeber of Cottonwood Lake Busy Bees thanks Huron business and The Evening Huronite for a complimentary junior short course trip to Brookings. She details enrollment, group captains, classes on music shopping and courtesy, talks by H club leaders, arts contests, a handbag project, a banquet, and final assembly before returning home.
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Huron
Brookings
Marcella Roeber
Cottonwood Lake
Busy Bees
Wesley Platte
Spink County
Mavie
H. E. Riling
North Dakota
Bostrom
State Department of Health
Viola Mach
Europe
Jolly Workers Plan Valentine Meeting
The Jolly Workers 4-H club of Bamilla met at Ines Kenis home on January 18 with all members present. They planned a Valentine box and noted a quilt basket pattern completed this season to be shown at the community party and later sold for club treasury funds. Net proceeds from the sale are expected to support club activities and possibly send members to a Brookings course next December.
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Jolly Workers
Bamilla
Ines Kenis
Bernardine Radtke
Brookings
Miner County Girls Have Regular Meeting
The Go letters H club of Miner county met at the home of Mrs C W McCaan. Debate was held and refreshments served. The next meeting is scheduled for February 15 at the house of Mrs Robert Marie with games planned.
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Miner County
C. W. McCaan
Robert Marie
Soper
No Unemployment Problem Troubles Wisconsin Scouts
Marie Kohler, a prominent club woman and Girl Scout leader, rejects a stay-in-school campaign for Kohler girls, saying unemployment has not affected the town. She presents the Wacderhaus, a chalet reproduction near Lake Constance, as a memorial to her father John M. Kohler, built after two years of planning.
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National
Girl Scouts
Kohler
Wis
Marie Kohler
Girl Scouts of
Koht
John M. Kohler
Alpena Leads In Annual Scout Achievement Contest
Alpena Troop 23 leads the area in the mid winter achievement contest with 505 points, compiled by area executive Fred C. Eggers. Huron Troop 6 trails with 100 points, while multiple troops report varying scores as the contest runs to February 28. The rules reward Tenderfoot advances, merit badges, and inspections, with budgets and displays boosting scores. Eggers notes reporting gaps and thrift week credit, stressing registered scouts and timely renewals.
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Alpena Troop
Fred C. Eggers
Area Executive
Huron
Blunt
Redfield
Canning
Pierre
Troquois
Broadland
Woonsocket
Frankfort
Highmore
Artesian
Mr. Eggers
Eggers
Patcel
C. Scontera
Uist
Capital Question And The Blurred Bangkok Map
A garbled OCR piece lists varied clues and terms from geography to biology and language. It mentions Bangkok as a capital query and mixes numbers, animal names, metals, and other unrelated items, presenting a jumbled reference to capitals, currencies, and miscellaneous terms.
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Bangkok
Cavour Girl Reviews Free Trip to Junior Short Course
Mary Fuller of Merry Maids Poultry club in Cavour recounts her free trip to the Brookings junior short course. She highlights classes by Polly Johnson on reading and books, a lesson on purse making, and remarks by Archer B. Gilfillan and North Dakota club leader Mr. Billing. The banquet and trip-winner announcements marked the event as its highlight.
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Huron
Mary Fuller
Merry Maids Poultry Club
Cavour
Brookings
Polly Johnson
Farmer's Wife Magazine
St. Paul
Archer B. Gilfillan
Billing
North Dakota
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAL
The article urges simple family expenditure records to aid budgeting. It recommends 10 minutes daily and monthly summaries, focusing on clarity, consistency, and usefulness for tracking income and expenses. It stresses consistent classifications and date references to build a clear spending picture.
Family Expenditure Recording Practice From a Past Plan
The article outlines a method for tracking household spending by item name and quantity, assigning expenditures to family members, and grouping items under main heads. It requires monthly totals for income and expenditures, with a summary comparison to a preplanned plan, and notes space for subheads in clothing, operating, and development.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local News Summary
A parade of local residents and visitors heads to various cities for business and travel. Jesse Burns leaves for Watertown. John Sauer and family plan San Diego wintering. new baby born to I A Davis pair. Dr W H Thratt to Minneapolis. Fred Bager arrives from Bonilla. Dr W Z Notestein to Kansas City. Owen Wright and relatives travel home from visit. multiple Hitchcock residents join traveling carnival. Gala Small visits from Cavour. Thermas Wilson to Canova. Frank Donegan heads north for business. I Carmen Bell retires in Vilas. odd note ends with odd claim about elephants.
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Jesse Burns
Watertown
John A. Sauer
Sore
San Diego
Cal
I. A. Davis
W. H. Thratt
Minneapolis
Fred Bager
Bonilla
W. Z. Notestein
Kansas City
Owen Wright
Hitchcock
Robert Steffens
T. Giffert
Gala Small
Cavour
Retailer Promises Quick Pain Relief for Rheumatism
Advertisement touts Alleniafor at 85 cents as the current top seller for rheumatism. Congstalf Drug Co and other up to date druggists offer a money back guarantee if it does not stop pain and reduce swelling within hours.
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Allenia
Congstalf Drug Co
Uric Acid Poison Starts To Leave Body In 24 Hours
A brief health notice promises rapid relief as uric acid deposits migrate from joints and muscles within a day. The text touts a safe, scientific approach free of harmful pain-deadening drugs, claiming quick improvement for gout and related pains.
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Scheoute
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