Beadle County Urged to Meet Red Cross Relief Goal
Local leaders urge Beadle county residents to donate to the Red Cross drought relief fund of 10 million dollars. Chief spokesman Payne notes nationwide need, with projections of nearly one million assisted by February 1, and emphasizes that a small county contribution can aid thousands in Arkansas West Virginia Virginia Alabama Ohio and the Mississippi Valley.
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Beatle County
Huron
South Dakota
Northwest
Beadle County
President Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Calvin Coolidge
Berdis County
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Payne
Arkansas
Red Cross
West Virginia
Virginia
Alabama
Ohio
South Dakota 1931 Budget Cuts Criticized by Green
The 1931 South Dakota legislature faces sharp cuts to 4-H, Young Citizens, and related programs. Green condemns slashing state expenditures as these youth and civic groups are praised as vital benefits to the state’s boys and girls.
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South Dakota
Ji Sa Ee Ee Re Pera Nor Green
Cent kia mim pointed out by Senator Capper of Kanes
Senator Capper of Kanes points to a cent issue amid remarks. The brief note highlights a congressional perspective on a currency topic and cites Kapper’s framing of the matter.
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Cent Kia Mim
Capper
Kanes
Incomplete OCR Summary of Farm Tax Figures Through Years
Fragmented OCR indicates tax collection percentages for farmers across years with figures ranging from 23 to 72 percent and references to Capper and 1985 data. Mentions 1987 1977 and 1985 as data points with national context and 60 plus percent in some years.
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Baneen
Farmere
Change in election tabulations urged to restore confidence
The piece argues for a new system to reduce clerical and judge errors in elections. It notes recounts and corrections in many counties including its own, emphasizes the fatigue of election staff, and endorses voting machines as the ideal solution though costly. It urges immediate steps to reduce counting errors and improve tabulation accuracy.
PRESS COMMENT ENCOURAGES PERJURY IN COURTS
A Christian Science Monitor piece argues that truthfulness on oath by witnesses is undermined by court procedures. It cites Justice McCardle and critiques the legal system as biased, noting lawyers pressure and jury safeguards yet acknowledging overall fairness due to judge and jury integrity despite systemic flaws.
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Christian Science Monitor
McCardle Péewdly
Perlor
No Five Day Week Debate in Farm Life Discussion
Cites Cestine Times President of the federation of labor urging a five day working week. Critics say farmers and laborers must stay on duty through busy seasons and essential tasks. The piece questions feasibility and hints at broader legislative concerns about penalties and licensing in daily life.
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Cestine
Federation of Labor
Green
Conaia
Rules for stamp collecting and Indian lore merit badges
The document outlines Boy Scout merit badge requirements on stamp collecting including owning 508 stamps, exhibiting various stamp types, explaining cancellations and stamp conditions, and presenting U S issues with specific counts. It also lists Indian Lore requirements with history of nearby tribes, making authentic crafts, demonstrations, dances, songs, games, and language use.
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Frederick Tilp
Washington, D. C
Air Mall
United States
Conference of Missouri Historical Society
Wm. Tomkins
G. W. Howard
State Department of Education
Ralph Hubbard
D. A. Cadzow
Museum of American Indian
W. K. Moorshead
Glakhan Ie
Dairy Council To Award $200 Prize For Health Work
A scholarship fund of 200 dollars is offered to the best health related report ending October 1. Open to any county club or group of boys or girls. Submit an outline of the project for consideration.
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Dairy Council
Uvities
Blind Girls Use Semaphore in New Scout Signal System
The article notes Girl Scouts adapting semaphore and Morse code via whistle signals to aid communication for physically disabled and blind members. Led by Mrs Edward Fletcher Stevens, extensions exist across 50 troops, with plans to broaden into institutions and hospitals and to implement a merit trade, stories, and games round.
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Hiind
Ripley
Pelham
Edward Fletcher Stevens
Wellesley Hills
Mass
National Board of Directors
Sepaatcy
Hospitala
England
Tech
United States
Huron Scouts Plan Basketball Games
Huron Scouts discuss preparing a basketball game and gym use at the next meeting with over 80 possible achievements in the contest. After business, a reception of tennis ball relays occurred as two teams of 11 members competed with Jasper Dolinton leading the northern squad in a close score.
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Buren
Ieving -Axaed
Axelrad
Hepalzeiet Wise
Wamac
Tteam
Jasper Dolinton
Sacajawea Scouts Go On Trail Hike Today
Sacajawea Scout troop plans a trail hike today led by mid Mea C E Wright. Attendance is emphasized as important for group activities and community service goals.
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Sacajawea
Mea
C. E. Wright
Power debate sparks farmer clash over horses and tractors
Beadle county conference report on farm power mocks a binary choice. It endorses a general two or three plow tractor with two horses for a mid sized 105 acre corn and 105 acre small grain farm, and estimates annual horse costs at 25 dollars versus 352 dollars for a tractor. The discussion drew wide farmer reaction before the panel retained its original recommendations.
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Gaylord White
Beadle
Micher
Beadle County
H. W. Bischoff
E. J. VanHorn
L. M. Russell
Clarence Spicer
R. F. Leonhardt
Howard Volienneider
T. DeHart
Raymond Spicer
Harry Miner
J. Schnetzer
EB. D. Dickinson
E. J. Spicer
V. Olsen
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron and Harlan
Twenty years ago today in Huron and Harlan Whitman and Ambrose Blake left Tuesday for Pierre to resume duties at the state capitol. Mrs G C Pullinweider returned from a visit with friends in Omaha. Born to Mr and Mrs G Jones of Dearborn township at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon child. Dr Van Dalsem attended. J E Hager formerly of this city now of Mitchell was a visitor in Huron evening. Mire Vicile Boyer returned from visit with friends and relatives to Sioux Falls and Mitchell. Word received in accompanied: f Los Angeles will not return with them Teg ih ependymal Be.
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Harlan Whitman
Ambrose Blake
Pierre
State Capitol
G.c.pullinweider
Omaha
Jones
Dearborn Township
van Dalsem
J. E. Hager
Mitchell
Wes
Huron
Mire
Vicile Boyer Bias
Sioux
Rele
Hee
Ebrelalla
Chicago
Mra
Victor Bavee
Sioux Falls
Los Angeles
Ependymal
Girls Demonstrate Posture For Heal
A brief note reports a small event where girls participate in a posture demonstration for healing goals. The piece mentions The Happy Cooks and Fedora group meeting Cerstensen in a concise local record.
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Happy Cooks
Cerstensen
Music To Feature Farm and Home Week
Farm and Home Week at South Dakota State College February 17 to 21 will feature music by farm men and women. A 50 to 100 voice chorus under Perry Clifford will perform Over the Bounding Main, with many Faulk County participants. a Baltic men’s chorus will also sing. Performances include 1:30 pm Wednesday at the general meeting, 2 o’clock evening finals of debates, and broadcasts over KFDY. banquet music accompanies the Chancellor Burnett program, also to be broadcast over KFDY.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Perry Clifford
Cresbard
Bounding Main
Cliffords
Faulk County
Farra
L. J. Taber
National Grange
W.O. Thompson
Ohio State University
KFDY
Baltic
Brookingson
A. Burnett
Webraska University
KEDY
Road Improvement Planned in Yankton County
Yankton county highway superintendent said the state highway commission will spend 28000 on road work in the county. Work starts at once after a county resolution asking for credit to Yankton. The package includes 25 miles of farm to market road and several short stretches. Bids next month will cover 1.4 miles prepped for concrete pavement.
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Yankton
Xyankton
Jan
W. M. Danielson
Yankton County
State Department
Country Highway Department
Yale Commercial Club To Broadcast Program
Yale commercial club will broadcast a complete community program over radio station KCDY at Huron on Monday February 2. Special speakers include Supt H H Moon of the Yale schools and C W Lamke, secretary of the commercial club. Cooperation of all is requested to ensure success of the venture in Eastern South Dakota.
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Yale Commercial Club
YALE
Spezia
KCDY
Huron
Yale Commerciol Club
South Dekote
Moon
C. W. Lamke
Coromercial Club
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LUSK
Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Irequoia
Eesijon
Gia
Christel
Huron Scouts
Claenified
Cresbard Wilk
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