Treasure-filled Monte Alban tomb sparks Mexican civilization curiosity
The Monte Alban discovery showcases gold necklaces jade ornaments and carved wealth that astonish readers and promise insight into pre-conquest Mexico. The piece highlights the enigmatic Aztec era and the lure of ancient Mexico for American readers while prompting further reading into its legends and origins.
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Monte Alban
Old
Mexico
Montezuma
Cortez
Bernal Diaz
Atlantic
East
New World
Gunderson suggestions seek savings in South Dakota politics
Carl Gunderson proposes cutting two railroad and two highway commissioners plus consolidating boards and trimming appointive officers to save costs. He suggests higher tuition for technical and professional programs and an entrance fee for Custer State Park, with debate on expense allowances and salaries. The editor sees merit in reducing commissions and supports considering tuition increases.
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Gunderson
Carl Gunderson
South Dakota
Custer State Park
Mrr. Gunderson
Gossip and bank fears spark drive against idle rumors
The Cleveland Plain Dealer denounces false financial reports harming banks. Authorities in Cleveland target gossip while South Dakota bank troubles ease as government support and credit confidence grow. Editorial notes banks must stay liquid and loan to repay. Secretary Wilbur faces trimmed Interior funding amid reduced spending.
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Qoseirs
Sta
Faders
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
South Dakota
New Finance Corporation
Send-off for Dr. Woolley as Geneva disarmament delegate
Kansas City Star notes the farewell to Dr. Mary K Woolley as she sails with the American delegation to Geneva to seek disarmament. It warns that victory is unlikely and that success depends on hard bargaining, not sentiment, while praising her pioneering role among women diplomats.
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Kansas City Star
Mary K Woolley
Woolley
Senator Branson
Dr. Woolley
Geneva
Mr. Swanson
United States
Farmers Should Beware of Incoming Tariff Concessions
The Minneapolis Journal warns that a House tariff bill, unlikely to pass, signals Democratic policy. It urges caution over an international conference to lower duties, predicting concessions favoring foreign producers and warning farmers about potential outcomes if the Democrats gain power.
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Minneapolis
House of Representatives
Cam Maean
United States
Canada
Argentina
Club Champions Set High Record in 4-H Selection
South Dakota 4-H members Stirley Jones Milo Opdahl Myra Boden and Barth Maher were chosen to attend the National 4-H Club Camp in Washington DC next June after a thorough judges’ deliberation. Each has a long list of achievements in dairy cattle judging poultry foods and leadership. ages range from 17 to 19 with college plans in agriculture and home economics.
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South Dakota
Washington, D. C
Stirley Jones
Bath
Brown County
Milo O¢dahl
Hayti
Hamlin County
Myra Boden
Spearfish
Lawrence County
Barth Maher
Brookings
Brookings County
Mila Opdahl
Milo
Kwine
Shirley Jones
Chilcago
Raleel Livestock
County End
Brookings High School
State College
Barth
Netford
Puch
Golden Valley Canners
Cub
Myra
Jack Hills
Brookex
Jolly Millers 4-H Club Holds Town Sleigh Ride Meeting
The Jolly Millers 4-H club met for a town sleigh ride. Dorothy Jebnacn served as reporter, detailing the gathering and activities for members.
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Joly Millers Club
Jolly Millers 4-H Club
Dorothy Jebnacn
Sunshine Members Promote Homemaking Club
Agnes Westby leads the Happy Sunshine Sewing club now in its second year with eight members. Four meetings to date cover sewing and household tasks, with officers elected including Westby as president and Joy Borah as secretary. Members host meetings at homes, share lunch, and enjoy games after sessions.
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Agnes Westby
Joy Borah
Clara Tollefson
Dorothea Walton
Happy Sunshine Sewing Club
4-H Clubber Goes To Short Course
An 4-H member from Hitchrovie Hustlers Daily Call, elected to a free trip won by the club in an Evening Huronite writing contest, describes attending the junior short course for a blend of fun and education. The article details arrival in Brookings, schedule from December 26 to Thursday awards, talks by Pres. Pugsley, tours, social events, stunts, and the 4-H banquet with speeches by Archer Gilfillan and Dean Larsen.
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Iunior
Robert DuBsis
Hitchrovie Hustlers Daily Call Club
Huronite
Iy Brookings
Down Town
South Dakota State College
Vost
Brookings Commercial Club
The
Armory
Dr. Bostrom
Brookings Legion
Kenneth Anderson
Archer B. Gilfillan
President Pugstey
P. W. Sumner
Disjointed Word Puzzle List Sparks Scattered Clues
A fragmented OCR page presents a maze of mismatched terms and numbers from a word puzzle or glossary. It includes partial phrases, scattered definitions, and invalid entries, with no clear narrative or cohesive event to report. The jumble hints at a thesaurus style exercise or glossary trivia rather than a news item.
4-H Club Travel Boosts Enthusiasm Across State
A speaker advocates a short course for 4-H club youths, believing it will broaden extension work and attract new members. The Evening Huronite free trips are seen as fueling 4-H excitement by drawing attendees who might not join otherwise. The journey began with a Friday morning trip and a warm welcome at the Huron depot from local business leaders and Chamber of Commerce members who provided a hearty breakfast.
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Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Toom.art
Years Ago in Huron Visit Ties to Mitchell Family
A fragment notes Mim Joy Mitchell of Mitchell arriving in Huron to visit with Misa Rath Gerd, indicating a social exchange or family visit as part of local memories from the era.
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Mim Joy Mitchell
Mitchell
Clergy Move and Local Notables Departures
Rev Burnt leaves Huron to take a new pastorate in Aurora Illinois after years serving the Congregational church in Huron. Miss Vesta Sparks spends Sunday with her parents in Brosdland. John Wagner returns from Canton after state board of pharmacy exam. W H Thrall returns from Minneapolis on business. Old friends here hear of the pastor’s move and wish him well.
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Ed McDermott
Huron
B. E. . Burtt
Aurora
Luddington
Mich
Burnt
Vesta Sparks
Brosdland
John Wagner
Canton
State Board of Pharmacy
W. H. Thrall
Minnneapolis
Brookings Ends Year With Lower City Indebtedness
City auditor reports Brookings reduced bonded debt by 75000 in the year funded largely from municipal plant earnings. Electric plant net income reached 47790 in 1931, water plant income up about 1700, and plant equipment value grew by 7000. Outstanding debt stands at 48000 due 1939, with total city holdings near 1 million and net assets around 613807.44 after depreciation.
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Brookings
State judges win in Crookston Minn entering farmers week
A judging team from South Dakota State College has been entered in the Northwest School Farmers week and Riv Valley show here February 3 to 12. Livestock judging contests are featured.
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Crookston
Minn
South Dakota State College
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