Plan to Restore Lakes in Sioux River Valley
Enthusiastic Castlewood sportsmen propose uniting surrounding communities to conserve water and raise levels in Lakes Poinsett Albert John Norden Mary Badger Preston Whitewood Twin Lakes and others by diverting Sioux River floodwater for in state use. Backers argue it would gain conservation approval and avoid rival projects while offering mutual benefits. Opponents favor natural restoration. Evastors claim ten years dry. artificial aid needed.
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Sioux River
South Dakota
Poinsett
Albert
John
Norden
Mary
Badger
Preston
Whitewood
Twin Lakes
Sioux
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Nature
Washington Faces Another Dilemma On Oil And Labor Policy
Washington weighs two paths as oil companies face antitrust convictions in Wisconsin while the Guffey Act and NRA era codes echo in policy debates. Proponents argue competition will lower prices and boost jobs, while others seek government backed coordination to fix wages and prices. Labor leaders split, fearing loss of control to boards. The piece suggests the paradox may defy simple choices, with uncertainty over which path will prevail.
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Washington
Madison
Wis
Suez
NRA
John L. Lewis
Industrial policy debate on cooperation and competition
The passage argues that large industries like coal, steel, and utilities may need government supervision through consolidation, while less integrated sectors should endure competition. It suggests a clear policy choice and adherence to dual approaches to avoid prolonged indecision.
Expanded Weather Report Across the United States
The Daily Weather Report now includes data from 23 government weather stations from Seattle to New Orleans and even Canada. The Huron office of the Weather Bureau, led by B R Laskowski, provides continued cooperation for broader coverage.
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United States
Seattle
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Canada
Huron
Weather Bureau
B. R. Laskowski
Interesting Editorials from South Dakota Newspapers
Daily screeds from the largest fled collection of American editorials in South Dakota. Open during office hours for readers of the Evening Huronite for historical reference and private study. Located in the News Room, Evening Huronte Building, second door.
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South Dakota
Evening Huronite
Evening Huronte
Wditor
Diary Entry Of Butchering And Community Labor
An outdoors diary notes a Friday butchering session with Jim. A large boiling kettle scalds hogs for rendering lard while neighbors share a communal effort, five a thresher’s dinner, and a pot luck. The entry reflects teamwork and simple rural tasks.
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Jrouiy
Jim
Future of South Dakota Depends on Diversified Farming
Mitchell Gazette argues South Dakota must diversify crops and adopt regionally suitable farming. It cites lessons from the war and drought, praising the state college and Greater South Dakota Association for promoting adaptive farming across sections. The piece notes rising plantings of feed crops from 91 thousand acres in 1936 to about half a million, and highlights a Sanborn County farmer turning to cane and forage to build a livestock business, signaling a brighter agricultural future.
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Mitchell Gazette
South Dakota
Earch
Our
State College
Greater South Dakat Association
Sanborn County
Greater South Dakota Association
Opportunities to Obtain Tree Seedlings in South Dakota
Secretary of Agriculture Gordon Stout announced a spring cooperation with the United States Forest Service to distribute seedling trees to South Dakotans. Trees priced 79 cents to 5.35 dollars per hundred postpaid include American elm, Virginia pine, cottonwood, honey locust, Russian olive, ponderosa pine, red cedar and more. Individuals may obtain application blanks from the Department of Agriculture at Pierre, or via their county agent or county auditor.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Gordon Stout
United States Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Pierre
Recognizing Safe Drivers
Commentary discusses merit ratings for drivers to penalize accident prone behavior and reward safe driving. It notes a National Bureau plan offering 15 percent refunds for two years with a 5 percent rate increase, while agents favor a simpler, larger 20 percent refund after three years.
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Kansas City Star
National Bureau of Camalty and Surety
Drivvers
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Perhaps the best news of the day
The article urges more frequent meat consumption due to available supply and cheaper prices. It highlights meat as a vital protein source rich in minerals and vitamins, promoting health for children and adults. It emphasizes planning meals around meat as a foundation and notes better grades of steak and roasts offer greater satisfaction.
Lawmakers Seek Damage Claims Grants in Two Bills
Representative Case of South Dakota introduced two claims bills totaling 20000 dollars. One would award 10000 to Emons Wolfer of Carson County for injuries after a truck hit him driven by an Indian bureau employee in August 1935. The other would award 10000 to Mrs. Frank Koehler of Custer for the death of her husband, a forest service flagman killed when a CCC enrollee drove. A separate item notes Mrs Archie Linderman transferring from Aberdeen to Rochester for hospitalization.
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Washington
Case
Republican
South Dakot
Emons Wolfer
Carson County
S. D
Indian Bureau
Frank Koehler
Custer
Forest Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
Inflation talk and a late night Senate caper
A muddled discussion on wages and inflation references Roosevelt and Lewis, plus a Senate cloakroom clash over Miltons seat. A midnight confrontation with Vice President Garner led to his blunt public rebuke and a humorous federal power struggle tone.
Groton Chapter 39 Holds Masonic Installation
Groton January 2 special report Groton Chapter No 39 Royal Arch Mazons conducted temple installation ceremonies New officers named Vance Miller high priest BoC Krankold king L C Benson scribe J J Wackentin veil L F P Zeller sentinel
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Royal Arch Mazons
Vance Miller
Piah
Boc
Krankold
King
L. C. Benson
Scribe
J. J. Wackentin
Veil
L. FP
Zeller
King pictured here and other crossword style clues
Puzzle style clues cover a variety of words across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes definitions such as ground work driving command pottery and biblical king, plus several obscure references and wordplay hints.
Ten Years Ago In Huron Theatre Opening Delayed
Ten years ago in Huron road shows and stock companies faced no local facilities but the new state theatre, nearly finished, promised to revive regular South Dakota stops. Donald J. Harris planned the opening with a film He Better Die and an orchestra led by LaValle from Minneapolis. Weather delays hampered work, but observers called the theatre one of the state’s most beautiful and conveniently arranged.
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Atero
Huron
South Dakota
Donald J. Harris
Harris
Sid
LaValle
Minneapolis
C. C. Wilson
Wisconsin Bridge Club
W. Marfin
C. C. Cogswell
A. V. Jones
R. H. Geidd
Redondo
G. H. Kimball
Herbert
Sioux City
De Smet Boys Have Good Debate Record
De Smet High School debate team members Robert and Orin Por intun brothers remain undefeated after facing Huron and an invitational at Watertown. At Watertown they defeated four teams from Arlington Deland Clark and Milbank. Another De Smet duo Irene Hasche and Gladys Kopperud debated Groten Delayed and Watertown but lost decisively to Delai.
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de Smet
Lee Porintun
Robert
Orin
Huron
Watertown
Arlington
Deland
Clark
Milbank
De Smet School Band Receives New Uniforms
De Smet high school band was provided 35 new uniforms through city cooperation and band funds. Boys wear copse-fedger caps and girls wear tams, with high grade bradcloth capes and gobi lining. DHS monogram and gobi braid add to the attire. Committee members include Mayor Scofield, Mrs Aderholt, Bix Fritz, Supt Le Vern, and A. M. Nannaviad.
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de Smet
Wre
P. L. Scofield
Mra
Fred Aderholt
Cc Fritzer
Vernem Crime Eek Bol Girector
A. M.nannaviad
Congress Rapped By Hildebrandt
Representative Hildebrandt denounced welfare spending while praising defense, criticizing Navy cuts and budget processes. He warned of drift toward excessive defense costs, citing battleship expenditures rising from 50 million to 140 million and questioning when adequate national defense is reached. He faulted budget officials for repeated reductions and noted past fights over Post Office salaries and relief loans.
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Washington
Hildebrandt
South i
South Dakotaa
House
Congress
Navy
Hildebrand
Naval Appropriations
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Hudgey
Appropriations
Post Office Department
Reliet
Hitchcock P T A To Meet Tuesday Night
Hitchcock P T A plans its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the school building. Miss Muabel l Rencads Case Supervisor for Beadle County Social Security will discuss life as a social worker. A fire prevention play by grade pupils and refreshments by Mrs Bertha Armstrong and Mrs Millie Bauman will follow.
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Hitchcock P.T.A
Betchcock
Hitchcock P. T. A
Muabell Rencads
Beadle County’ Social Security Administration
Bertha Armstrong
Millie Bauman
Firecracker injures Fort Pierre boy’s hand
A gmt firecracker exploded in 4 year old Donald Zapman’s hand in Fort Pierre. The blast severed fingers and damaged the thumb. Doctors aimed to save the little finger while the other digits were lost. The boy had found the explosive while playing.
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Donald Zapman
Auseet Zieman
Fort Pierre
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