Missouri River Diversion Aids Flood Control Plan
Judge G E B Blake advocates treating tributaries as key to flood control at Nebraska meeting. The proposed Missouri river diversion would move flood waters into the James River valley for storage, boosting James River flow and supplying moisture, industrial water, and recreation across a wide area. South and North Dakota interests push adoption.
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Nebraska
G. E B. Blake
Oklahoma City
Judge Blake
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Mississippi
Missouri River
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
James River
Mississippi Valley
James
Beadle County Farmers Ranked High in Dakota Survey
Beadle county earns No 2 among 122 North and South Dakota counties in a Dakota Farmer survey based on 17 factors including population farm value property and livestock. The study notes Central South Dakota counties show strong regional rankings with Beadle featured alongside Spink Sully Hand Faulk Buffalo Jerauld Kingsbury Potter and Hyde in the top group.
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Beadle County
Dakota
North
South Dakota
Huron
Central
Spink
Sully
Hand
Faulk
Buffalo
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Potter and
Hyde
Beadle
Needless Tragedy in Ohio Bus Crash Kills Nine Children
A bus driver struck by a speeding mail train on a New York Central line killed nine schoolchildren in Ohio. Frosted windows obscured the crossing view, prompting renewed calls for caution and mandatory checks by bus drivers at railroad crossings.
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Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Battle ship abolition debate sparks smoke screen concerns
London dispatches focus on the idea of abolishing expensive battleships amid wartime strategy. Observers note the shift in naval policy and the potential impact on future fleet planning and defense posture.
Conference Aims to Restrict Cruisers Not Battleships
The speaker notes the gathering costs are high and its core goal is cruiser restraints. If cruiser limits fail it’s a loss, regardless of battleship outcomes. The battleship topic may be a smoke screen masking nations’ reluctance to agree on cruiser restrictions.
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London
Dairy butterfat prices prompt editorial appeal in Argus Leader
A Sioux Falls letter to the Argus Leader urges dairy farmers relief from low butterfat prices and questions using butter substitutes. The writer argues merchants should not banish substitutes, noting price pressures and a temporary surplus. The editorial stance supports butter consumption and dairy industry health.
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Argue-Leader
Alexander MacKay
South Dakota
Udiry
Argus
Tia
Sioux Falls
Afr Mackay
Powers at Lon don disarmament talks and old rivalries sour mood
The London conference on naval reduction features Britain France Italy Japan and the United States arguing over disarmament while Russia and Germany are portrayed as weakened by past upheavals. Rivalries between France and Italy and between Japan and the United States threaten progress as Germany gains from Versailles terms and Scapa Flow rumors surface.
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UN Pshe
London
Omaha World
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Enugasé
Golem
Germany
Russia
Ican
Russla
Brest- Litovek
Versailles
Scapa Flow
Oil drilling boom hints at South Dakota rise in West River
The piece notes oil discoveries extend into Montana and Alberta driving a large 8 million dollar drilling push. It highlights deep wells in California and Texas, a 3911 word count. The text praises Montana and Saskatchewan style growth, urging South Dakota to prove commercial potential at 4000 feet or less, with 1891 wells already in the West River area.
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Pierra Capital Journal
Montana
Alberta
South Dakota
Nedragks
Gay Avell
Texas
Howard
Santa
Pe Springs
Dane California
West River
Standing Butte
Cosden
Son of the Great Northwest Heroic Arctic Pilot Dies
Minneapolis Tribune dispatches report the wreckage of Carl Higlgon and mechanic Earl Borland, loss mourned nationwide. Higlgon, Arctic pioneer and first to pilot over the north pale, earned fame as a trailblazer of Alaskan air routes and mail service, celebrated for courage, modesty, and practical aims in a harsh climate.
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Great Northwest
Minneapolis Tribune Current News
Carl Ben Higlgon
Earl Borland
Arctic Circle
Ene
Largs
Elelson
North Dakota Prairies
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Arctic
Stefansson
Near
North Pale
Hielson
Ita
Minneapolis
North
Mazer
Arctic Air Route
Hig Country
Radio Schedule Fragment From January Broadcast Day
A scrambled listing of radio programs and station call letters for January Friday schedule. It notes times such as 6 9 0 and features programs like Mystery House and Hour of Orchestras, with numerous station identifiers including WEAF NBC chain, WMAQ CBS chain, and others, reflecting a dense, flawed OCR page.
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Associated Pressy
Goutis
Imo
Indycatea
Os ‘Stheriedas
WEAF
New York
NBC
Tho Twins
Alec
WSAT
Ung
Brosdway— Wear and Staticu
Erendouing
Bronamey
Algatt
Lapes
Wai Weic
Pau Sphaing
WSPD
Alea Wadc
WERC
Owen JO
Fe Wilew
KPH - Wecm
Wace
Kitt
Treus
Uncle Bob
RDKA
Hon Bernie's
WJZ
Sind
Mt T11
Mas Ruth Pepper
Kpar RyIc
Famous Loves
KOKA
Wren Wiod Keab
Jones & Ware
WIC
KYW
WREN
KPRG
WEAA
Chorus
Orch
WMG
WSB
WSIB
WoOal
Ballew
WAAC
RAE Rwg
Farm proves best home for Iowa 4 H girl
An Iowa 4 H club member recounts five years on a farm shaping her future, praises the program’s values and leadership, and credits Go-Getter as her club name. She describes sewing, home furnishings, health leadership, and county and state fairs, ending with a belief that farm life offers the best opportunities for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvie Coward
Iowa
Farm Bureau Magazine
South Dakota
Jack E
Eounty
Burressed
Wao
Bomeong
Reral
Sli
Perlowna
New Ton-Litter 4 H Club Is Organized
The Progressive 4 H Hoys Saw Litter club of Iroquois organized at an evening meeting at the home of Charles C. Grier on Saturday January 26. Members are Sunnyside school students. Officers elected: Robert Dyer president Charles C Griep vice president Delbert McCay secretary J Ray McCoy treasurer and Frank Knouse reporter Mrs Charles C Griep the local club leader.
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Iroquois
Charles C. Grier
Sunnyside
Robert Dyer
Charles C. Griep
Delbert McCay
J. Ray McCoy
Weasnrer
Frank Knouse
Wolsey School Fifth and Sixth Graders Elect Officers
The fifth and sixth grades at Wolsey school elected YY. L. officers Friday with Eea Schwartz named president Gladys Rodman vice president Anna Marie Christopherson secretary treasurer.
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Ye €.L
Wolsey School
YY. L
Eea Schwartz
Gladys Rodman
Yiey
Anna Marie Christopherson
Merit Badges Awarded to Huron Scouts in Court Session
Sixty eight merit badges were approved and 20 scouts promoted at the Huron Court session this week. Tevid Evans was promoted to Life Scout. several others advanced to Star or Second Class. Twenty seven boys earned badges in pathfinding woodcarving and other crafts under the supervision of Dr. George A. Yous and assistants.
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Huron
Hover
Tevid Evans
William Evans
Alpena
Craig Harvarch
Star Scouts
Elana
Charley
Manuel Reintama
Jimmy Armstrong
John Lynch
Robert Rutherford
Gerald Snodipan
Amandus Ilsendrey
Baidees
Hoya
Crug
Hartwick
George Haskell
Bruce Ketellé
Robert Hornbeck
Llnyd McAllister
Glenn
Oson
Donald Peterson
Haymond Ramsell
Harold Scudamore
Lynn ‘Thatcher
Howard Axelrad
Trvin Axelrad
Douglas Cone
James Hall
Job Rutherford
George Schmidt
Marehall Townsend
Hurez
Rossoland
Traog
Hurag
David Evans
William Byany
Robert Kelly
Firmanship
Wenton Liedschlaw
Calvin Wahl
Lawrence Wales
William Weighton
Ernest Washburn
Girls Begin Second Year Clothing Work in Club Meeting
A So and Sew 4-H club meeting at Steta Grannle's home on January 14 elected officers Local leader Mrs E 31 Eggleston president Arloyne Leeds vice president June Camerons secretary Evelyn Crawford treasurer Ethel Moore reporter Reta Grannis The January 13 gathering started the second year sewing project with Cotton textiles studied The group plans a sleighing party as Reo nile Crippen prepares to move to California
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Steta Grannle
Eggleston
Arloyne Leeds
June Gameran
Evelyn Crawford
Ethel Moore
Reta Grannis
June Camerons
Mombers
Reonile Crippen
California
Hand Sunshine Club Meets Parsons Home
The Hand Sunshine Club met at the home of Moor E. W. Parsons on January 25 with seven members and two guests present. Members worked on jewel ing bags and completed embroidery of the emblem. Leader Mrs. E. W. Parsons instructed on stitching. A lunch followed. The club will meet again February 2 at H. Euleman’s home.
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Moor EL W. Parsons
E. W. Parsons
Agsin
H. Euleman
Aécordée
Doris Hulaman
Eee Eee
Local Huron Notes Highlight Calls Home and Jobs
Twenty years ago in Huron Roy Hubs and daughter returned to Aberdeen after a visit with Mrs Ed Miller Mrs Clyde Stone left for Chicago for a month visiting relatives Dr McNutt of Aberdeen visited his daughter Mrs John Tolmie over Sunday Win Griffin bought the restaurant business and will operate it J W Hart willing the future conduct of the business Hart plans hotel work in LeBeau Mrs George Longstaff hosted a party of ladies and the Onamors function will close her social year Mouser traveled to Wolsey to meet her daughter-in-law returning from Mitchell who had been in the hospital
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Roy Hubs
Hard
Aberdeen
Ed Miller
Clyde Stone
Chicago
Dr. McNutt
John Tolmie
Win Griffin
Northwestern
Gome
JW. Hart
Griffin
Gritfin
Hart
LeBeau
George Longstaff
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