Hanna Warns Against Wasting Government Spending
Phil S. Hanna, editor of the Chicago Journal of Commerce, spoke at the State Chamber of Commerce dinner in Huron, warning that federal and state expenditures have risen sharply over twenty years. He cites costly, useless information and a growing public payroll, urging substantial spending cuts while preserving essential services.
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Hanna
Phil S. Hanna
Chicago Journal of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Hannas
Doug
Selfash Busines
Bureau of Weights and Standards
Dawes and Meyer Face Finance Corporation Leadership
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation’s leadership is dwelt upon with focus on Charles G. Dawes and Eugene Meyer. Observers question the agency’s role while praising the two men who will direct its operations and capitalize its two billion dollar foundation.
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Dawes and Meyer
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles G. Dawes
Eugene Meyer
Mr. Dawes
Tfe
Chicago
Dawes and Meyer poised to lead Cantral Re puba Trust
The passage praises Dawes and Meyer as capable leaders for a new trust, stressing the firm will serve a public purpose rather than chase quick profits. It notes the need for liberal terms and cautious collateral, contrasting the government loan mission with private banking. It anticipates their ability to handle a major national task.
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Repuba Trust Company
Meyer
Dawes
Oawes
War Finance Corporation
Hog shipments to packing plants drop in six months
Dakota Farmer estimate shows South Dakota hogs shipped to out of state plants total 267000 for July to January. Armour at Huron killed 211150 hogs in six months ending January 1, far above 159753 in 1930, while larger plants operate in Sioux Falls and Huron with smaller ones at Watertown Mitchell and Madison. In Alpena, fire destroys most of the Brigham Journal office but restoration work begins and publication resumes at once.
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South Dakota
Dakota
Aberdeen
South
Allen Brigham
Alpena Journal
Brigham
Wessington Springs
C. J. Webb
Alpena
Hoover era Reconstruction Finance Corp Opens With Hoover Signature
Editorial notes the immediate operation of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation under President Hoover, detailing its two billion dollar capacity to aid banks railways industries and all credit dependent sectors. It argues the agency will unjam credit restoring employment and reviving industrial flow, benefiting workers and businesses alike, and even includes a humorous aside on public mood.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Bey-Lg
Baccestruction Finance Corporation
Gettysburg 4-H Members Tour Brookings College
Rudolph Ta Roch of Gettysburg Ki wenis Dairy Calf club recounts a student trip to South Dakota State College Brookings with eight peers. They attended classes, toured facilities, learned dairy marketing, tool sharpening, club governance, and judged livestock, ending with a banquet and travel home delayed by snow.
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Huron
Mey
Rudolph Ta- Roch
Gettysburg Kiwenis Dairy Calf Club
Better County
Brookings
C. D. Jackson
Shenley
Mr. Jones
Armory
Guthrie
Iim
State College
Brown County
Brookings Legion
Deam
War & Bose
Arts
X Perty
Benyub
Gettysburg 4H Club Holds Regular Meeting
Gettysburg 4H Club met as Blanche Siman reviewed a Cu trip to the ahertamurve. The group planned start on print dresses at the next meeting. A parish luncheon was marred by a mishap during serving.
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Gettysburg
Blanche Siman
Ahertamurve
State College To Broadcast Weekly 4 H Club Programs
State College will air 4 H club programs every Saturday from 1 30 to 2 p m over station KFDY Brookings. H F Jones state 4 H club leader says Kenneth Anderson Lincoln county club member and State college 4 H club president arranged the series. Each program will include 4 H club work announcements musical numbers and features by college 4 H club members. The station power has been increased, the state leader noted.
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Worthly
Desst
KFDY
Brookings
Hf. M. Jones
Kenneth Anderson
Lincoln County
State College
Miner County Club Group Has Meeting
The Redstone Cackleberry club of Miner county held its monthly meeting at the Alder home Monday evening January 25. President Josephine Sundell called the meeting to order and Ruth Jones reported on her trip to the Junior Short Course. Esther Sandell demonstrated "Quating for the Breeding Pan" before adjournment to meet February 15 per club reporter Mavis Morrell.
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Miner County Club Group
Redstone Cackleberry Club
Miner County
Alder
Josephine Sundell
Ruth Jones
Esther Sandell
Mavis Morrell
Huron Girls Named On Club Committees
The Best Ever Sewing club of Beadle County met at Ruth Housmen's home this week with Valais Clemens presiding. The group studied footwear as members Mildred Johnson and VaLois Clemmens were appointed to serve on committees after bringing dress samples.
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Huron
Beadle County
Ruth Housmen
Valais Clemens
Mildred Johnson
VaLois Clemmens
Ruth Housmad
Washington Reserves Sleighing Party on Wednesday
Washington Girl Reserves sixth and seventh grades met at the FW C A Wednesday at seven for a sleigh ride party. Mildred Vibatadt, club adviser, chaperoned. Miss Marguerite Davis attended. After an hour and a half ride, they stopped at Audery Beelman’s home for hot cocoa, cookies, and cake.
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Washington
FW. C
Wilson Girls Name New Club Officers
Marjory Sutter was named president of the Wilson Girl Reserve club at a meeting held Monday, per Corie Crowell the club reporter. Other officers elected include Dorothy Pickerell as vice president, Wanda Bales as secretary, and Margaret Seinebury as treasurer, with Collie Cee as club reporter. The wet protest will extend club roettingy st etternate secsions this spring. Two short plays were presented, Cuckoo Town and Getting Ready for School.
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Wilson Girls
Marjory Sutter
Wilson Girl
Morsay
Corie Crowell
Dorothy Pickerell
Wanda Bales
Margaret Seinebury
Collie CE
Maris
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By Sara L Dewing
A faded Spink county feature shows Mrs A Jensen of Doland sharing a home preserving method using sulphur apples with tub lining and oil cloth cover, then sealing in cans. The bake of frosted creams lists ingredients and steps for a mellow cake with icing, including malatees, sugar, shortening, egg yolks, milk, spice, and a boiled icing to glaze diamonds or squares.
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Sara L. Dewing
Spink County
Mra A. Jensen
Doland
Miller C C To Give Program February 2
The local Commercial club will hold another program at the next meeting on February 2. The event is described as of great interest to the community and both members and attendees are encouraged to participate.
Question on Mammals Horizontal Puzzle List
A dense word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues ranging from classifications of mammals to wordplay on phrases. It includes entries like highest order of mammals, prepositions of departure, and several seemingly misspelled or corrupted terms, suggesting a crossword or acrostic style with scientific, nautical, and everyday terms.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notices
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents were noted traveling or moving. Leon Kendall left for Sioux City for a weekend visit. George F. Hollinger and spouse arrived from St. Paul to make Huron their home. Frank D. Burke departed for a southern business trip. Harold Baker returned from Minnesota. D Montgomery left for Ironton to manage farming interests. O S Hagen left for Wolsey on daily business. Mayme Barclay headed to Wessington for a short visit. Coler Campbell went to French Lick Indiana for two weeks. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Schumann, the cashier at the C N W freight office. Harry Otto Teft headed south for business. E R Bowe left for Wayland for a few days of business. Bramwell departed for Wayland to inventory his farm. C Keeler left for Carthage and Iroquois to handle business while laid up from a fall.
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Leon Kendall
Sioux City
George F. Hollinger
St. Paul
Huron
Frank D. Burke
South
Harold Baker
Minnegota
Peat
Ireton
O. S. Hagen
Wolsey
Mayme Barclay
Wessington
Coler Campbell
Prench
Lick
Ind
Wea
F. Schumann
Schumace
C. de N. W. Freight
Harry Otto Teft
Er. Bowe
Wayland
Bramwell
Ra.c. Keeler
Forday
Carthage
Iroquois
Mr. Keeler
Doland Pupils Win Scholastic Honors
Doland high school honors 39 students out of 305 enrolled in the first semester. Named scholars include Heene Gerrete, Robert Houghating, Viola Berker, Wilber Fad, Tred Lawrence, and Don.
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Doland
Roland
Doland High End
Sophs
Gn Oealere
Heene Gerrete
Robert ‘Houghating
Viola Berker
Wilber
Tred Lawrence
Don
Special summer work courses for teachers in service
The article notes a plan for special summer courses at Teaching Units aimed at in service teachers. It mentions new study courses and the expectation of many teachers taking part, though details are fragmented.
Rural School Course Teaches Practical Unit Construction
Miss Thom as will demonstrate their use in a rural school or ungraded group of pupils. A similar course was given last year and proved very profitable to those enrolled.
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Thomas
Demand for farms in Big Bend district rents expected
There is an unusual ledge inquiry for farms to rent by outside farmers in the Joe Creek area. The Big Bend district is described as a real stock and farming locality with plentiful water, though most farms are likely held by current occupants.
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Joe Creek
Jan
Big Bend
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