Babcock on paving sparking South Dakota highway debate
Charles M. Babcock, Minnesota highway commissioner, cites figures on reduced maintenance from paving while South Dakota debates highway funding. The paper argues highway funds should stay with the state highway commission and supports considering bonds for paving primary roads with careful legislative study.
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Charles M. Babcock
Minnesota
Highway Commission
South Dakota
Iowa
Babson links business health to physical culture schools
The article reports Roger W. Babson arguing that current weak business conditions stem from tired out businessmen and consumers. He advocates building a chain of physical culture schools as a remedy, claiming national prosperity depends on energy and initiative, not just money.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson
Ruary
Circulation of Money and Confidence in Business
The text argues that money circulation drives business health and that advertising helps, but consumer desire wanes. It stresses accumulating physical wealth as essential for bankers, manufacturers, merchants, and households, urging energy and initiative in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyalket
Daily Effort Is Key To Success In 4 H Club Tale
The narrative profiles Earl a diligent 4 H club member famed for perseverance and steady meeting attendance. It recounts his early calf project, state fair placements, and leadership role in forming the Dearborn Sunshine Baby Beef club, detailing prizes, profits, and steady involvement across dairy and beef shows.
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Kiwanis Club
Hy Paints
Beadle County
Dearborn
Sunshine Baby Beef Club
Derry
Beadle
Pete Ah
Dairy Club
Feader
Why Europe Leads In Airway Mileage Versus United States
The piece argues Europe shows 72084 airway miles compared with 49425 in the United States, noting Europe uses air travel for short distances and Vienna as a hub yields quick rail links to major cities. It cites cheaper European air transport, less stunt flying, and predicts U.S. aviation will grow as long distances demand travel.
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Europe
United States
Europa
Vienna
Berlin
Brussels
Rome
Madrid
Cooperative spirit ties South Dakota towns to farms
The Argus Leader argues against rural urban conflict in South Dakota. It stresses towns and farms are interdependent, noting farmers' wealth underpins cities like Sioux Falls and many lenders, suppliers, and landowners are tied to agriculture. A split would harm both regions.
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Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Canals
Oine
South
Farma
Bronx Falls
South Dakats
Election Inaccuracies Highlight Long Recount Time
A chaotic recount follows the last general election as officials battle inefficiencies and irregularities. The process drags on across precincts, with lingering questions about vote totals and EU requirements impacting the pace and accuracy of the tally.
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Minneapolis
Boy Scout Cheer as Antidote to Gloom In Business Times
Sunrise Scouter editor urges Scouts to lead a mood shift during economic downturn. He cites the Scout Law with courage and cheer to inspire optimism and assert that collective good turns can lift business conditions and public attitude.
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Boy Scout Movement
Sunrise Scouter
New York State
Benefits Of Club Work Across Oklahoma Youth
Oklahoma reports 46 000 farm boys and girls involved in 4H club work. The program, under the U S Department of Agriculture, aims to improve farm home practices community life and encourage leadership among rural youths. Members from all backgrounds have equal opportunity and clubs offer summer camps and short term projects.
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Earl
Oklahoma
Penn Couch
Oklahoma Club
United States Department of Agriculture
Couch
Ruth Vanderbilt Named President of Nance Busy Bees 4-H
Ruth Vanderbilt was named president of the Nance Busy Bees 4-H club at a meeting held at Tipton School. Mildred Gould was elected vice president, Boeown as secretary-treasurer, with a demonstration on “Making the Night Gown” by Gladys Matthews and Mildred Brown. Nine members attended and lunch was served after the meeting.
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Ruth Vanderbilt
Nance
Busy Bees
Tipton School
Jan
Mildred Gould
Boeown
Gladys Matthews
Mildred Brown
Girls Study Health Meeting At Wessington
A report from Wessington covers a Sewing club gathering hosted by Darleen Lambert at her home. Bennett and Lambert led a demonstration for the group as they learned the gag salute pledge and motto. A social hour followed the business session.
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Zor Nesun
France
Bennett
Darleen Lambert
F. N. Sewing Club
Wessington
Darleen
Washington Girl Reserve plans farewell roast
Members of the Washington school Girl Reserve club held a wiener roast to salute juniors entering high school and departing the club. They anticipate a trip to Washington, D C, and reflect on club work as they prepare for the semester change.
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Eserves
Washington School Girl Reserve Club
Tm Tourist Park
Babbitt
Marguerite Devis
Washington, D. C
B.A. Cave
Farm Committee urges gradual beef expansion countywide
The Beadle county farm committee urges gradual expansion of beef cattle with better quality stock. They recommend increasing a standard unit to 25 cows, using home grown feeds, and promoting 4-H involvement while fixing focus on prices, marketing, and open competitive markets in Huron.
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Gaylord White
Beadle County
Comae
Beadlé County
Huron
E. J. Simental
James Christopherson
Frank Heitland
Wolsey
Burton Culver
Herman Moeller
Frank Gribble
Leonard Stout
Cavour
Fart Russell
Bonilla
G. C. Lampe
John Hanley
Leo Olson
E. F. Frevert
Redfield Scouts Promote Three to Second Class
Three Redfield boys Everitt Friedhoff Robert Ivie and Rodney Jenning promoted to Second Class Scout at Court of Honor in Spink county court house. Review led by A F Schieher Dr C F Stutenroth and J Ray Cole. court to meet last Monday monthly. Redfield district committee plans 21st Anniversary of Scouting in America for February 8 with training courses for leaders in Redfield led by area executive Fred C Eggers.
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Redfield
Court of Honor
Spink County Court House
Everitt Friedhoff
Robert Ivie
Rodney Jenning
A. F. Schieher
C. FE. Stutenroth
J. Ray Cole
Area Council
Foster Hotel
America
Ever
Veterans urged to press Congress for veterans' bills
Open Forum calls ex service men to back cash payment of veterans compensation certificates. Detroit residents urged to contact Representative McLeod Clancy and Senator Patman with postcards and petitions via WMBC broadcasts to rally two thirds approval in Congress.
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Congress
McLeod and Clancy
Michigan
Patman
Texas
WMBC
Detroit
Leaguers Elect Officers For Next Quarter
Richland No. C. L. held a weekly meeting and elected officers for the coming quarter. Ida Beek reports plans for a Valentine party by league members.
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Richland No
C. L
Ida Beek
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