Traviatics on Politics by Walter Trays
South Dakota legislators return from recess with hopes of shaping the session. Public sentiment shifts on a luxury tax after home visits, as members weigh bills and consider timing, strategy, and possible late developments.
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Walter
TRAYS
South Dakota
Iegislatere
Pierre
Prohibition debate fuels malt tax talk in Pierre
Editorial comment across South Dakota papers weighs a malt tax to fund prohibition enforcement. Editors discuss home brew, bootlegging, and voter sentiment after a Hoover era looming, with varied views on whether the 18th Amendment remains viable and how enforcement should proceed.
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Pifrre
Pierre
Miles Bil
Selby Record
C. M. CG. Woodland
Redfield
Spearfish Mail
Alexandria Herald
DeSmet Independent
Isie
Wolsey Heyard
Associated Press News Republished Locally Paragraphs
A newspaper note states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to re publication of all news dispatches credited or not in the paper and local news published. It confirms AP rights for republication within the local publication.
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Associated Presa
Associated Press
Thia
South Dakota History and Labor Machinery Debate
Thirteen brief notes and a long column reflect South Dakota history births and deaths, a labor machinery debate sparked by William Green, and a control battle in Huron involving Standard Oil under Colonel Stewart. The piece blends obituary snippets with editorial commentary on industrial progress and regional interest.
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Senate
Rockefeller
John D
Rockefellers
South Dakota
Huron
Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Two-Party Unity On Kellogg Peace Treaty Vote
Citizens praise the rare moment when Democrats and Republicans in the Senate voted together to support the Kellogg peace treaty. With one exception, the body united, suggesting that citizens and republics alike value public obligation over party lines and cherish hope for lasting peace.
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Senate
CRIS
New Demands Upon Democracy Raise Foreign Policy Questions
The piece cites Stanley Baldwin on democracy and foreign policy, arguing that democracy must better understand other political systems. It contrasts US and European governance, noting the US President’s four year term versus parliamentary turnover in Europe, and the challenge of aligning domestic and foreign affairs across cultures and institutions.
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Democracy
Christian Science Monitor
Stanley Baldwin
United States
Europe
Garden Lovers Exchange Sparks Plant Passion
A garden club meeting highlights that investment in beauty grows beyond dollars as members share tips on selecting flowers and shrubs. The exchange fosters a love for well arranged gardens and practical plant care, emphasizing personal satisfaction over monetary gain.
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Mitchelter
Opp
Misrecognized Honor Report On Lawbreakers
A brief, garbled OCR item notes that authorities captured lawbreakers after a lapse or misstep, ending with a terse reference to justice and enforcement. The fragmented text hints at a local crime report noting arrests or a failure to uphold law, without clear names or places.
20 Year Ago Today in Huron Families Gather in Town
A garbled local update notes Mr and Mrs Giard awaiting a visit, Misa Agnes Morphy traveling to Aberdeen, BE Great returning from Manchester with a series of meetings. Baby Claire sang a new Beeson hit at a local venue. Globe Insurance officials met at Huron National Bank with officers Howen president Shober VP Fullenweider treasurer Tinan secretary Farmer auditing committee. Directors re elected Tinan Fullenweider Swanson. K C order meeting attended by Burke Courtemanche Walsh Fleming Reynolde Tobin. Mrs Hoff visiting Redfield briefly. George Costain resumed business activities.
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Giard
Misa
Agnes Morphy
Aberdeen
H-Great
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Peries
Claire
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the Globe Insorianée
Huron National Bank Bolling
Howen
H. C. Shober
George Co. Fullenweider
Weasurer
C. R. Tinan
Won Farmer
Fulenweider
B. E. Beach
George Hoff
Redfield
George ‘Costain
Safordey
Studebaker Car Features Comfort and Safety touted
Comfort poise and restful travel are promised by safety steel core steering wheel clear vision bodies and four wheel brakes. The Dictator is hailed for a 5000 mile 4751 minute journey and the 27 year heritage of Studebaker credentials. Prices list eight models from 178 to 257 dollars feature the Dictator and other models at factory prices.
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Studebaker
I. O. B. Factory
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