Amundson cow testing plan urged for farmers
The Evening Huronite promotes the Amundson mail testing plan for cows as a cheaper alternative to traditional testing associations. Roy T. Harris of Wisconsin outlines monthly mailed kits, central lab testing, and annual patron reports, stressing accuracy, promptness, and farmer interest as keys to success for Central South Dakota farmers.
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South Dakota
Amundson
Huvonite
Roy T. Harris
Department of Animal Husbandry
University of Wisconsin’s
College of Agriculture
Harris
Wisconsin
Central Laboratory
Economy debate at Pierre on highway salary savings
The Argus Leader critiques penny wise economy talk in the highway department while praising Governor Green’s efforts to cut state costs. The legislature backs restraint but warns against excessive cuts that could harm results, noting the highway commission salary issue at 25 cents in paint as a cautionary example.
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Argus
Highway Department
Pierre
Green
Highway Commissioner
Argus-Leader
Local Improvement News From The Evening Huronite
The Evening Huronite promotes community betterment in Huron and Central South Dakota. It emphasizes ongoing improvements to raise living conditions and support future development in the region.
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Huron
South Dakota
Feirson Fraternity Sees Sufficient Members
A fragment notes feir son lack of details but indicates enough members to warrant consideration. The terse line suggests a meeting or roster threshold was reached, with emphasis on member count and organizational action within the group.
Extension and the Bureau Urged to Split in South Dakota
The South Dakota Farm Bureau favors separating the extension service from the bureau to avoid associations with one farm organization. The plan would place county agents under township boards, independent of membership, making extension a universal service for all farmers. Rivalry among farm groups harms farming progress. cooperation is essential for stronger markets and better agriculture nationwide.
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South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Anc Ga
Bureau
South Dakota Chamber of Agriculture
Extension Service
South Dakota
Machine Era and Its Economic Consequences Debate
The piece argues machine production raises temporary unemployment but boosts overall wealth and living standards in the United States. It compares Asia Europe and America, noting rising wages, leisure, and lower costs, while warning against scrapping machinery as counterproductive.
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Minneapolis Tribune
de. Julius Xleif
Ada
Europe
United States
Asia
Miein
Klein
Dr. Klein
Americas
Journey to Brookings Junior Short Course Recap
Marie Ritter from Gettysburg writes of winning a Huronite trip to Brookings for the Junior Short Course. She praises the event, the theatre visit, and Campanile climb, notes club leadership and prior trips, and expresses intent to return next year.
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Brookings
Helen Atkins
Gettysburg
Melvin Hallet
Commercial Club
Brook
Campanile
Progressive Maida
Chicago
Leatler
Busines
Marie Ritter
Uist
Anniettion
Ulelied
Manel
Miss Ritter
Junice
Mra Meyer
Troquois
Dreaming song favorite of 4-H club
Song lyrics describe a ideal home featured by 4-H group favorites. The 4-H club song Dreaming is sung at meetings camps and the short course. The verses envision a home with a high tree above an open gate a four garden a distant hill fields and sunshine and a welcoming atmosphere for all who enter.
State land sale debate and rural credit lands plan
The legislature debates disposing of rural credit lands held by the state with title in the air and value varying widely. Proposals suggest a state sale to remove holdings, but concerns arise about depresssing the market and hurting private landowners. A sale plan was discussed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting, with opposition and support weighed, amid questions of timing and buyers.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
Nates
Ateek
Eve
Heppy
Siete Chamber of Commerce
Wes
2 Practices at Mes oe moana with scouts and wine
An OCR damaged fragment notes an evening gathering at Mes oe moana for 128 people featuring wine, with scouts present. Jack Frost attended and expressed a desire to join the group. The text mentions a maker of the Ayrew Yk and a trip to Spore for some purpose, but details are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Jack Frost
Expert To Broadcast For Girl Scouts Nationwide
A renowned radio personality known as Colonel Goodbody will present a national broadcast on Saturday January 24 extending to 41 cities from Minnesota to Texas. The Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company sponsors the 1045 am talk focused on the domestic side of Girl Scouting and cooking skills. Two Girl Scouts will prepare a birthday dinner on air, with tips on appetizing nutritious menus and meal planning.
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Minnesota
Texas
Colonel Goodbody
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Goodbody
Aeil
Pigs Net Profit For Club Youths
Brown county and Clay county 4-H club members share their six year involvement in youth pig projects. John Wheeting, Brown county champion 1930, highlights consistent participation, multiple trips and exhibit prizes, plus social outreach with Aberdeen business leaders. Lester Carlson details early club leadership, successive sow projects, and success at county and state fairs with paired showmanship results.
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John Wheeting
Brown County
Washington, D. C
Aberdeen
Brookings
Fair Grounds
Thie Pest Yeur
Lester Carlson
Clay County
Garfield Sans Utter
Francis Danielson
Coun. Ee
Reinbad
Enrolments Rise in Global Work Program Amid Growth
Enrollment figures show 6096 participants in a global work project with 3808 enrolled in the second phase. The report notes a 16 percent increase over the prior period and highlights ongoing expansion across regions and sectors.
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Gogghia
Hte
War on weeds urged by Beadle county farm panel
A six member Beadle county committee warns farmers to rally against noxious weeds led by creeping Jenny. They favor chemical and cultivation methods, crop rotation, fall rye and alfalfa as defenses, with livestock aid and compulsory measures as last resorts. The group plans demonstrations and a countywide weed control meeting before spring to review 1930 results and outline 1931 plans.
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Gaylord White
Beadle County
Board of Strategy
Beadle
R. A. Cave
Crops Committee
R. L. Brock
Wolsey
Peter Honrath
Paul Harding
L. A. Feiler
Cavour
William Radtke
Bonilla
RB. D. Franklin
Wessington
B. A. Cranston
Jesse Lemmon
E. Fi , Clack
Huron
Open Forum on State Departments and Farm Costs
Open Forum letters to the editor discuss abolishing or consolidating state departments to aid farmers. The missive cites 1826 statements by Secretary Jardine on farm costs, recounts historical budget concerns, and questions governance during Gunderson’s era with calls to focus on production.
Warped calls over agriculture and health policy debate
The letter attacks government agriculture policy and health measures as profiteering and misinformed. It cites Harry Borts and a “pussquirters’ brigade” in Pierre, accuses packers of profit through livestock confiscation, and denounces “barbaric felony” in serum injections. It laments misallocation of funds and mocks private secretaries and politicians while urging emphasis on proper agriculture without waste. A separate note remarks on South Sea islander seafaring skills.
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Harry Borts
Pussquirters’ Brigade
Pierre
Boyts
Richard DI
Son of
York
Agricultural Department
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Warren
J!t
Jardine
National Agricultural Department
Houston
Spillman
Fareness
Gunderson
Batcheller
Herald
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