Economy and Education Cuts Drive State Debate
The state faces a push to trim public spending, notably a ten percent salary cut for Kingsbury county teachers and proposed highway department economies in Beadle county. Editors urge a moderate path, arguing some programs may be sacrificed to lower taxes, while safeguarding core education and teacher quality amid a hard but necessary economy. The piece cautions against collapsing progress and stresses courage from legislature and governor to implement planned reductions.
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Kingsbury County
Salarica
Beadle County
Highway Department
Watertown
Farmers in Texas urge wheat production curtailment movement
From Amarillo Texas comes word that local farmers in the wheat belt are organizing a push to reduce wheat output. The move aims to influence world markets as Russia raises its own production, countering calls from some leaders who favor shifts in production policy.
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Russia
Amerillo
Tex
Minneapolis
Acreage and Wheat Policy Debate at Amarillo
The piece argues for prudent wheat acreage by individual producers to stabilize domestic living standards. It notes little benefit from expanding output under any condition and questions competing with Soviet Russia. It calls the Amarillo movement worthy of replication elsewhere.
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Soviet Russia
Russia
Amarillo
Wessington Leads Beadle County Drought Relief Drive
Wessington residents under Mayor W. H. Stewart organized a county wide relief effort for drought victims. Contributions by individuals and groups helped surpass the $800 goal, with donations still arriving at the local Red Cross office as Beadle County pledges to respond again if needed.
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Wessingion
Wessington
Beadle County
W. H. Stewart
Red Cross
Enemies Help Norris Win in Nebraska Fight
The exposes show Senator Norris benefited from foes who attacked him in Nebraska last autumn. An indictment of Grocer Norris and an ally tied to his senate bid highlights how hostile actions aided Norris.
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George W. Norris
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Doubtlees
Armours shaped Kansas City by packing growth and banking
The Armours have been pivotal in Kansas City's rise, founding Armour & Co and a major bank. Pioneers A W and S B Armour built a vast packing empire, engaged in commerce and social life, with sons Kirk and Charles continuing influence. Philis D Armour's withdrawal marks the first time no Armour name sits in executive leadership.
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Armour Packers
A. WF
SB. Armour
Kirk 3
Charles W. Armour
Armours
Philis D. Armour
Armour & Co
Armour
T. George
Morison aims to keep liquor issue out of presidential drive
North Carolina Senator Cameron Morrison and southern dry leaders push to nominate a dry candidate at the Democratic convention. They argue a third of delegates have failed to deliver a majority for any nominee and foresee a wet convention outcome with broad support among dry and wet factions.
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Kanes City Times
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Bruis
Kinhell
Girl Scouts Winter Hike Fire Building Tips
Practical guide for wilderness cooking and fire making for Girl Scouts in South Dakota. It covers choosing fuels and stones, building fires, and using a fireless cooker with slate and granite slabs, while advising caution with hot rocks and aging stones. Includes tips on selecting suitable wood and avoiding problematic materials.
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South Dakota
Hair care tips shared at Doland 4-H meeting
Beautee On Says 4-H'er Letiore Chilaon offered ideas on hair care at the Cheerful Workers 4 club meeting in Doland held at Mrs. Plorénce Thomas's home. The notes cover washing frequency, using soap dissolved in hot water, rinsing, drying, a warm room, scalp treatment, and sulfur compounds applied nightly with brushing advised.
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Beautee
Chilaon
Doland
Plorénce Thomas
Tvisabl
Hand County 4 H Leaders Meet
Hand County 4 H leaders gathered for a meeting to discuss club activities and upcoming projects. The gathering focused on program planning, member engagement, and budgeting for the year.
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Hand County
Doland 4-H Giri Letter Featured in National Magazine
A Doland 4-H club member letter appears in the national 4-H club magazine for December. The piece praises 4-H work as worthwhile and mentions club activities such as camp and fair exhibits, with reference to national honors at Washington, D.C.
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Doland
Giri
New Magazine
Fe Ane Bollersley
Delarid Club
Memletter
Washington, D.C
Scout Week Marks Many Events Across Nation
The text outlines a February 8 kickoff for Scout Week honoring the 21st anniversary of scouting in America. It urges troops to host Parents Night with dinners or performances, showcases patrol exhibits, and ends with Taps. It also notes plans for former scouts’ homecomings, church services, and various themed days from February 8 to Outdoor Day, encouraging broader participation and community acts.
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United States
America
Mayo Fred C. Eggers
Wade
Parent Institution
Club Boy Sets Out Trees On Farm
Ralph Suggs 4-H member of Gaston County North Carolina planted 449 black locust seedlings at his father’s farm and marked dates including March 8 and October 1 as progress milestones in his home improvement club activity.
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Rina Ralph Suggs
Gaston County
North Dargling
Aiden
Plea For Red Cross Funds Headline Sketch
A fragmentary plea for Red Cross funds appears with partial names and unclear context. The readable text emphasizes charity collection efforts and calls for donations through local channels, outlining a civic appeal without full details.
County ag committee urges more feed crop acreage
Beadle county farmers should increase home grown feed to support rising livestock numbers. Corn, barley, oats and alfalfa are named as the core crops with early planting and weed control stressed. Sweet clover and oats are discussed as pasture and nurse crops, and native pasture should be plowed where possible to improve carrying capacity.
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Ziditee
Beadle
Commit
Farma
Beardie
Beedle County
Feed Crops and Pastures Committee
W. A. Vollenweider
Hitchcock
Charles Katz
Fred Herry Erion
Gus Gorenson
BR. C Hughes
Huron
William Welty
Fred Eckman
Cavour
C. G. Shoemarker
Wolsey
B. C. Olson
Virgil
Stickers Today’s Answer Appears on Clarified Ad Page
A clarified advertisement page reveals today’s answer for sticker requests. The ad lists available designs and pricing, with practitioners urging readers to check the page for exact details and ordering instructions.
Augustana Choir to Sing Here at National Music Clubs Event
The Augustana college choir of Sioux Falls, led by Carl R. Youngdahl, will perform in February under the American Lutheran church auspices at the national Federation of Music Clubs convention. Critics rank it among America's best choirs, likening it to Rome’s Sistine choir and other renowned groups. the event marks one night in Bay City with Augustana attracting strong ovation.
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Augustana
National Federation of Music Clubs
Augustana College
Sioux
American Lutheran Church
Hureha
South Dakota
Carl R. Youngdahl
America
Charles E. Watts
Music - News
Boston
Sistine Choir
Rome
Fron
Leningrad
Glasgow
Scotland
St Olaf College
Ie2
Minnesota
Ancora
Bay Sds. S
Dy Disrud
Agiericam Lutheran Church
Adele Paya Hermon to Ji J. Paye file note
Fragmentary entry records transfers or notes involving places Green Bay and Cavour with names Adda Paya Hanbon, Adele Paya Hermon, J J Paye, and L Nit MWH. SW NW 6. Mixed percentages and abbreviations appear, suggesting an internal ledger or property related notation.
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Adda Paya Hanbon
Willig
Pays
Green Bay
Wis
Adele Paya Hermon
Ji J. Paye
Cavour
SBE
Ddale
Paya
Henson
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Roundup
Twenty years ago in Huron a Salvation Army captain attended the Aberdeen citadel dedication and returns Tuesday for events. Postal mail clerks dispute worsens with rising backlog harming business orders. Residents, visitors, and social happenings include Miss Marjorie Vance in town, Ralph Longstiff arriving from Pierre for a Bachelors dance, and Bermuda Island travel plans by Mrs. M. Murray. A party hosted by Miss Dorothy Beach featured eight college girls and late hours. A humorous incident at J. B. Boots residence ended with a "hue clothes basket" delivery and a crowd of laughing Lady Maccabees as meals followed.
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Charles Richter
Salvation Army
Aberdeen
Post Office
William Longstaff
Minneapolis
Marjorie Vance
BE. E. Vance
W. W. Markwood
Charlie Markwood
Ralph Longstiff
Pierre
M. Murray
Bermuda Islands
Will Brown
Dickson
Dorothy Beach
Mics Beach
J. B. Boots
South Wake
Maccabees
Main
Schroeder
Jefferson
Sewell
Lund~ Blad
Sioux Falls College 5 Has Debate Tonight
Sioux Falls College continues its debate schedule with two contests this weekend. The men debate Augustana College Friday night in a non decision contest at Augustana, and the women debate Dakota Wesleyan University in a decision contest at Sioux Falls on Saturday. Both teams have many debates with a higher win percentage than losses. The men’s debate will be the best contest between the two local schools in years.
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Sioux Falls College 5
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Echoes
Augustana ‘College
Augustana
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mrs W A Lee Dies In Highmore Home
Mrs W A Lee died at her Highmore home yesterday after a period of poor health. The death came suddenly and shocked the community. Survived by her husband and five children she also leaves her mother and several Mason relatives including Miss Jennie Mason and Frank Mason of Holabird. Robert Mason of Highmore and other family members are noted as part of the extended family.
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W. A. Lee
Highmore
Wighmore
W.A. Lee
Lee Wea
Jennie Mason
Minneapolis
Frenk Mason
Holabird
Robert Mason
Riddle To Rig Pea Store Stock Story Fragment
Fragmentary text hints at a riddle about stock shares and a named person. The readable phrases reference a store, a person named Symon or Simon, and a plan to take shares, with scattered garbled wording about a Tednagesent and a terioee resident of Do tland. The content is incomplete and unclear.
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Symon
Tednagesent
Pain
Dotland
Tive
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Bere
Lusk Mitchell Newspapers
Fae
Serta
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