Kaiser’s Seventy-Fifth Birthday Marked in Doorn
Exiled former German ruler William Hohenzollern turns 75 in Doorn with relatives in attendance. He contrasts with Adolf Hitler, whose rise and dictatorship ended the Kaiser’s hopes for a return to the throne, highlighting shared ambition and differing destinies in a world stunned by war and revolution.
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William Hohenzollern
Doorn
Germany
Inj
Adolph Hitler
Berlin
Witler
Hitler
Republic
Hohenzollerns
Hohenzollern
Kaiser
Refzal's First Effects on Wine and Liquor Sales
A newspaper note laments how some restaurants now advertise legal wine and liquor sales with florid euphuistic language. It cites cocktails as priceless adjuncts of graceful living and champagne as imprisoned laughter of peasant girls, while whisky is praised indirectly. The piece suggests this trend may reflect an inevitable post era reaction.
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France
Self
Hissing by Tammany speakers a compliment to Al Smith
The Tammany Hall crowd booed Al Smith at their annual dinner, then cheered former Mayor Jimmy Welker when his name was mentioned. The passage notes that being hissed by Tammany can be seen as a perverse form of approval for a public figure.
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al Smith
Tammany Hall
Tammany Speakers’ Bureau
Smith
Jimmy Welker
Tammany
Hopeful signs as car demand fuels early 1930s recovery
The article notes a flood of orders from the Detroit and New York auto shows, predicting over half a billion dollars in new car production and sales in the first quarter. It links auto demand to a broader upturn, and cites wheat bounty funding from processing taxes showing higher tax collections than bounty payments.
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Detroit
New York
Return to Quality in Morals Urges Omaha Writer
A World-Herald column criticizes Rudy Vallee and modern culture for valuing money and cheap entertainment over personal honor. It condemns public figures who exploit others and calls for stricter standards, noting scandals in marriage, finance, and politics as symptoms of broader decay.
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Shon
Omaha World-Herald
Rudy Vallee
Rudy
Fay
Cass
iIt
Concessions to the Veteran Show Political Calculus
The article argues President Roosevelt partially concedes to American Legion veterans on compensation, easing about 21 million dollars from the economy plan. It suggests the move neutralizes Republican opposition, preserves a vote, and demonstrates calculated compromise as a path to victory.
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Minneagelis Tribune
Roosevelt
American Legion
Congress
Mc. Roosevelt
Mutual Surprise and a Fainting Seat Gesture
A Rochester Times-Union note recalls a Chicago elevated incident where a man offered a seat to a woman who fainted, she thanked him, and then he fainted. The piece tugs at courtesy and social manners with brief, odd anecdotes from various papers.
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Rochester Times-Union
Chicago
Experiences of Junior Short Course at Brookings
Florence Halburg recounts the trip from Huron to Brookings with six girls and teacher Mrs. Barthel. They registered, toured dorms, attended classes in home furnishing foods and clothing, heard talks by Dr. Burkhart and Mrs. Sirnst, toured displays, attended talent festivals, and returned home Saturday evening after a rewarding four day event.
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Brookings
Florence Halburg
Huron
B. F. Barthel
Washington
Prof. Peterson
Beryl Becker
Lorraine Burnside
Roy Burkhart
Chicago
State Theatre
Wilder
Portfolio from Japanese primary school showcased to Kelly pupils
An eighth grade pupil reports receiving a portfolio from Kumanoto City first primary ward school in Japan. It contains about 25 items including a man doll, animal figures, a pulled toy on wheels, a bell toy, plaster dolls, stamps, a doll wearing a Western coat, drawings by children, a teachers and pupils photo, and city school postcards. The set arrived in a pasteboard box with cotton and two pages of writing not translated.
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Kumanoto
Japan
Kelly
Foster Township
Dwight Brusse
Dwight
Oy’ Sehool
Pupils Build Simple Water Filter at Roosevelt School
A report by Myrtle Berghleen of Roosevelt School District No 2 near Alpena describes an eighth grader Edmund Dieds and another pupil building a water filter. They assembled gravel in a tin pipe, placed it over a board with a basin, poured dirty water through, and after minutes the water appeared clean.
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Myrtle Berghleen
Roosevelt
Alpena
Fieser
Edmund Dieds
Parochial School Receives Gift from Tottore Japan
Junior Red Cross members of St Teresa’s school received a fold box from New Perfecture of Tottore Japan. It contained silk worm specimens silk skeins fabrics and seeds. The report notes plans to plant seeds to grow Japanese flowers in Huron and mentions prior exchanges of pressed flowers schoolwork and needlework.
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Red Cross
St. Teresa's School
School of New Perfecture
Tottore
Japan
Battledore
Shuttlecock
Dibs
Julian Tobin
Huron
Supt
Hurley
Study Australia In Timm School by Clarence Riley
Clarence Riley of Timm school reports on Australia noting its isolation and impact on native plants and animals. He lists unique mammals such as the platypus and echidna, the emu as national bird, and mentions war service from 1914 to 1918 with about 300000 soldiers and heavy losses.
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Australia
Timm
Clarence Riley
Egypt
Mesopotania
France
Germany
Pacific Ocean
New Zeand
4 H Club Join To Make Quilt
Margaret Corley reports on a Belle Prairie Belles kitchen group meeting at Lorraine Brown’s home. Members and two visitors attended before the inspection of quilt blocks. Plans for the program were made, demonstrations covered cutting up a chicken and jar testing, and Bernice and Ruby Wehr packed the chicken in jars. The group adjourned to February 17 at Mae Scotter’s.
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Margaret Corley
Belle Prairie Belles Club
Lorraine Brown
Belle Prairie Belles
E. H. Cowley
Mae Scotter
Ruby Wehr
Bernice Wehr
League funds buy reading table and Freckles book
Dave Hooser eight year old reports Foster township Young Citizens League has 247 dollars in treasury from Christmas toy sales. Bluebird league officers include Dwight Brosse president and Hofer secretary. They bought a reading table and a mirror, sent for Freckles, plan to buoy a boat and a kittenball. Meeting set for today.
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Dave Hoofer
Kelly
Foster Township
Young Citizens’ League
Dave
Bluebird League
Dwight Brosse
Oe Hofer
Paul Hofer
Dwight
Davis
Sakakawea Girls Plan Tea For Mothers Event
Regular meeting of Sakakawea troop No. 7 at the Presbyterian church featured singing led by Gladys White. Patrols studied the code while earning Needle Woman Badges and planning a tea for mothers in the near future.
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Sakakawea
Presbyterian Church
Gladys White
Eagles
Wamblee Chonkas Plan Badge Study After Meeting
A Wamblee Chorla troop gathering at Irma Anderson's home 615 Illinois Avenue Southwest on a Tuesday evening led four seniors to decide on a birthday dress badge. Illness of Miss Melon caused a slight delay in the first meeting and Vyware was noted.
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Wamblee Chonkas
Wamblee Chorla
Irma Anderson
Olinois Avenue
Irma
Melon
Children’s Artist Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword style clues referencing various artists, objects, and terms. The grid includes hints such as God of war, crescent shapes, and items like coffee pots, neck scarves, and conical points, with dense wordplay and cross references.
Shape Animals From Potatoes In Foote School Activity
Ivan Maas a Foote school third grader records a lively class project where students shaped animals from potatoes using matches for legs and toothpicks for wings. Tabey Hofer brought a potato pig and pupils like Alma Hofer Tobey Hofer Gladys Patrick Mavin Maas Joe Stahl contributed animals including a sheep bird pig pup and horse. The exercise aims to match names to the creations and is linked to the Sunshine League by the students.
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Ivan Maas
Foote School
Tabey Hofer
Miss Smith
Alma Hofer
Tobey Hofer
Gladys Patrick
Mavin
Maas
Joe Stahl
Tobey
The
Sunshine League
Girl Scouts Form Into Four Patrols in Wessington Springs
Girl Scout troop No. 2 of Wessington Springs organized into four patrols Busy Bee led by Corrine Larsen Lone Pine led by Bernice Sedgwick Beaver led by Irene Haddorff and Oreion led by Mercedes Null. Patrol leaders and assistants met at Mrs P D Newcomer’s home Monday evening to select names and projects. Minnetonka was named the troop home and the troop song is By the Waters of Minnetonka. Scarfs will be made at meetings with uniforms to be warm. Activities focus on raising money for uniforms.
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Wessington Springs
Corrine Larsen
Lone Pine
Bernice Sedgwick
Irene Haddorffj
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
A homey food feature presents a wintry vegetable casserole recipe and a Graham Nut Pudding with steps and ingredients. The piece coincludes pineapple and cabbage salad suggestions, a creamy cheese enhanced casserole, and a spiced pea sauce.
Open Forum on Officials for Aberdeen Huron Basketball
In a letter to the editor a sports fan defends officials after a fast Aberdeen vs Huron game. The writer argues two referees are needed under new rules due to speed, urges fans to support the team and refrain from poor sportsmanship, and emphasizes pride in the squad.
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Sporsmenshin
Huron
Aberdeen
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Personal Notices
Ce C R Andrews made an auto trip to Wolsey on business Saturday. Dr Leach departed Saturday evening for Chicago to spend several days. Mrs August Tams arrived home Saturday from Chicago and the Twin Cities on a purchasing trip. Mrs John Doherty departed for points in southern state on Eastern Star business. Leslie Sparks spent Sunday in Broadland visiting with his sister. C H Kelly and son left Saturday for Rochester Minnesota to spend a few days visiting Mrs Kelly in hospital there. Nick Economos left for points in Minnesota on business. Senator Crawford returned Saturday evening from Sioux Falls on business. E C Glazier returned from Lane on a few days business visit. Grace and Nancy Hannum spent Sunday with their parents in Wayland.
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Ce. C. R. Andrews
Wolsey
Dr. Leach
Chicago
August Tams
Twin Cites
John Doherty
Eastern Star
Leslie Sparks
Broadstand
C. H. Kelly and Son
Rochester
Mion
Kelly
Nick Economos
Points
Minnesota
Coe S. Crawford
Sioux Falls
E. C. Glazier
Lane
Grace
Nancy Hannum
Huron College
Wayland
Study Debate Subject In Erwin High School
Erwin High school students study the state high school debate subject under coach Mr. Tschetter. The seven members are Larine Hodges Emaline Johannesen Roy Severson Dorothy Wale kow Mildred Penn Mildred Sehanek Ruth Bjordal. A practice debate with Lake Preston teams was held here. None have prior experience but a good season is anticipated.
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Erwin
Erwin High School
Larine Hodges
Emaline Johannesen
Roy Severson
Dorothy Walekow
Mildred Penn
Mildred Sehanek
Ruth Bjordal
Tschetter
Lake Preston
Uninstructed delegates chosen at county party meeting
Uninstructed delegates were selected at a county Republican meeting with plans to attend the state gathering on February 12. Names mentioned include John Shirk, John Pmapton, Athel H. A, PJ. Dunn, and Joe Hy Bottum, among others.
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Paulkton
Repu Os Dor
John
Shirk
Deirrer
John Pmapton
Athel
H. A
PJ. Dunn
Orient
Joe Hy Bottum
Sion
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