Trygstad Approval Fears Shape South Dakota Governor Candidacy
The Huronite's stance on Trygstad's gubernatorial bid sparks debate in South Dakota politics. The Watertown Public Opinion warns Trygstad must disavow ties to U S senators and their farm program, while concerns mount over state debt and rising operating costs since 1915.
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Trygstad
Watertown
Irygstad
United States
South Dakota
John Hinning
Brookings County
Wartm
Saade
Ag. Pos
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Trifjes
Ugia
Rural Credit Department
Iner
Fragmentary Washington Rhetoric on Agricultural Legislation
A partial excerpt criticizes political posturing in Washington as it notes a long-standing delay in passing helpful farm legislation. The text mocks cries of praise for certain marches and services while urging real policy action for farmers.
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Washington
Judge Sherwood’s Retirement Sparks Supreme Court Talks
The retirement of Judge Sherwood from the supreme bench triggers widespread discussion of his successor. George E. Longstaff, a Churchill & Benson lawyer, is widely named as a fitting candidate though he seems reluctant to pursue the post. Terms of Judges Polley and Brown end this year and both are likely to seek reappointment amid little opposition.
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Sherwood
Judge Sherwood
Supreme Bench
George E. Longstaff
Longstaff
Churchill & Benson
Supreme Court
Polley
Brown
Upper Missouri navigation funds eyed by Hoover plan
Press comment notes ample funds to start upper Missouri improvements this year. It cites Hoover's request for 15 million dollars in rivers and harbors appropriations to launch work along upper Missouri and Mississippi. Sioux City hopes rise as engineers pledge feasibility and early action toward turning the city into a port.
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Midsouri
Hoover
Missouri
Mississippi
Congressions
Lyfe Brown
Army
Praygient Hoover
Bopée
Sioux City
Beaughts and Brave Ideals in a World Herald Note
The Omaha World-Herald questions cosmetic notions of bravery citing Lincoln Socrates and fictional comparisons. It argues that true bravery cannot be judged by appearance and notes many heroes fall short of idealized beauty. The piece muses on public perception and the artist’s portrayal of historical figures.
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Omaha World-Herald
Dwight Merrow
Lindbergh
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Warner Bros. Netio
Goldwin- R-K-O
Socrales
Socrates
Joan Gilbert
Leva Uke
Parrot Disease Panic Versus Auto Fatalities In 1920s Memo
Analyzing parrot’s disease risk versus motor vehicle deaths, the piece argues fright over parrots is disproportionate. It cites 1930s estimates and 1928 New York auto fatalities, noting public alarm far exceeds actual danger while cars killed far more people.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
Peiitaccets
New York
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Broadcast Network Details
Readable segments list stations and programs across major networks and local outlets. Entries mention Chicago NY and Detroit listings with orchestras, dance bands, choirs, and live shows scheduled through morning and afternoon hours.
Sully Leaders Meet at Onida Conference Opens 4-H Leaders
Onida January 4 Special A Sully County 4-H Club Leaders conference opened with a morning gathering of local leaders. Henry Lang spoke on guiding 446 clubs while James E. Brook Alonzo and Alvire Palmer of Okol told of the Junior short course. Discussion covered 1930 programs and county achievement day planning during the county fair.
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Sully County
Henry Lang
Ene Coutly
Hea
Enrly
Ware
James E.brook
Ing
Hlub
Alonzo
Alvire Palmer
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Cuuseons
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Exten
Ton Cheb
Mion Rontab
Rogers
Asalstant-Atats
Wemoeatration
Scotor
Drews Lings
FSA
Pupils Plan Fair Exhibits in Ettate Fair Effort
Plans are under way for county schools to prepare exhibits for the Ettate Fair. Superintendent Fredericksen urges all eight teenth schools to finish and store work before school closes in April. Each school should send its best work to the superintendent's office.
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Mimer
Pater Frederickeen
Ila
Bredericksen
Iroquois Declamatory Contest Heads Into February
Iroquois students prepare for an annual declamation event in February. Participants include troupe members under the direction of Mie Willisena and Tye Smith, with June Cameron and Alice Ray among the named contestants.
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Troquois
Mie Willisena
Tye
Honor Roll Grows at Iroquois Schools This Week
Iroquois schools posted expanded high and second honor rolls this week as new lists appeared on the bulletin board. The semestral rolls highlighted students achieving high academic standing across grades.
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Iroquois
Bulletin’ Board
Marysear Editar
Radio Debut Remarked at Junior Short Course
Lillian Greenwood of Blunt, a winner with a free trip to the 1929 Junior short course, recounts attending the Brookings based event. She thanks Huron business leaders for making the trip possible, describes morning classes and assemblies, a photo session, a Santa Claus party at the Armory, and a Washington trip prize. The week included 4-H work, a station KEDY broadcast, concerts, badge judging, and a campus tour with faculty visits.
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Blunt
Huron
Reste
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Claus
Avery
Mics
Iit
KEDY
Ae Atate
Washington
Thv
Dakota
Brown County
We 4-H
Cantamime
Brookings
Varuey
Fisconnia
Poon
Horcieutra
Rcambus
Ford
Threspso Rle
Professor Christenson
Miss Hiethline
Sevih Dakota
Wader Wouter
Soxit Dakota
Willa
H. M. Jones
Istate
Zavas
Brown
Ninganother
Miner County Students Lead With High Averages
Miner County Freeman School rolls show new top students named by teacher Mini Moria chei. High averages boosted by last week’s progress with Matta Bytbolt scoring 99 percent Helen Freenai 98 Edna Frederiksen 98 Leila Callies 96 Lola Hegge 96 Doris Mullett 96 Verner Larson 94 and others attaining strong marks.
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Miner County
Freeman School
Mini Moria
Chei
Ele
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Matta Bytbolt
Helen Freenai
Edna Frederiksen
Vernor Hagrge
Carl Bender
Walter Frederiksen
Florenes Schulz
Dale Hytholt
Lola Freeman
Leila Callies
Lola Hegge
Delmar Callies
Geraldine Callies
Verner Larson
Albert Mullett
Doris Mullett
Beadle Girls Highlight Leaders Conference Speakers
Dorothy Barger and Watarya Frevert spoke at the Bendia County Club Leaders Conference held at Marvin Hughltt yesterday. Frevert described her trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago, while Burrs shared experiences from the Junior short course in Brookings. Dorothy Was a Huronite free b'fjr winner and urged attendance at next year’s course, emphasizing fellowship among girls from everywhere.
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Dorothy Barger
Watarya Frevert
Bendia County
Marvin Hughltt
Mise Frevert
Congree
Hedd
Chicago
Mist Burger
Brookings
Dorothy
Mombine
Coure
Migs Burrs
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron the national bank of thin city held an annual election electing G L Aue as president Tole Donnerty as vice president E By Vance as assistant cashier R R Tih Frank Jaechu as contractor began work on Haley Lang wholesale fruit house. weather risking completion. Ho Walker of Aberdeen looked after business interests in Huron. Fred Searls and his father J N Searls traveled to Aberdeen for an operation. Coal shipments to Huron Power Co. prompted start of steam cocines at the new plant northwest of town. Last engines installed enabling service to resume. M A Tobin left for Aberdeen to arrange Knights of Columbus installation. Auditor T C Young reported Hitchcock meetings with Bonilla directors.
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Jaeln
HO Walker
Aberdeen
Heron Mondey
Fred Searls
Iix
J. N. Searls
Huron Tight & Power Company
T. C. Toung
Hitchcock
Bonilla
Bonilla Hawit
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