Japan in China and the drift toward empire
The essay argues Japan seeks no Chinese territory but argues evidence of expansion since 1875 shows a world power pushing into Formosa Korea Manchuria and Shanghai. It contrasts Japanese actions with U S past expansion and notes Western protests while warning Manchuria may be kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Manchuria
Texas
Tennessee
South Dakota
Japer
Russia
Kuriles
Formosa
Korea
Port Arthur
Sakhelin
Kiaochow
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
England
California
Southwest
Roosevelt
Canal Zone
Congress
Colombia
Maine
Bie
Far East
Japan's Industrial Rise Signals Key Global Shift
The text warns that Japanese ownership and control of industry could become a powerful, efficient competitor influencing world history. It notes American focus on practicality risks impatience with a chaotic nation and cites Japan exploiting an economic lull to advance a ruthless program shaping the next fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Japan
Hisory
Repentant Legislator R W Hitchcock Sees Bureaucracy Burden
Hibbing Minnesota legislator R W Hitchcock declares he will not seek re election and critiques state governance. He argues every new government bureau erodes the right to self rule and increases bureaucracy while not improving happiness or efficiency. The piece notes broad public agreement with his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hitchcock
Hibbing
Minn
Iis
Hitchcock
Mr. Hitchcock
Minnesota
Conscientious Public Servant P J Engstrom Seeks Re‑election
P J Engstrom announces he will again seek the commissioner ship of the department of school and public lands. He has served eight years and is praised for a clean, steady record with no crooked or loose practices. Nebraska City residents push for a special Legislature session while South Dakota farm groups demand action, underscoring mutual concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Engstrom
Department of School and Public Lands
Engstrom
Nebraska
South Dakota
The Woman and Her Ballot urged for informed voting
The article reports Dr. Aurelia Reinhardt urging Mills College women to use the vote wisely. It notes the looming presidential campaign, the broad impact of women’s ballots on taxes schools crime and international affairs, and the need for informed choices through reliable information and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Aurelia Reinhardt
Mills College
Oakland
Institute of International Relation
Dr. Reinhardt
Sivilar
Congress
Presidents Beset by Critics Across History
The piece catalogs how past presidents faced harsh charges from contemporaries, naming Washington Adams Jefferson Jackson Lincoln Roosevelt Cleveland Wilson and Hoover. It notes attackers branding Hoover with defeatist language while predicting future war with machines, and ends with a garbled prophecy about robots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFedden
Hoover
Germany
George Washington
John Adamewan
Thamas Jeffisson
Andrew Frakson
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Wall Street
Herbert Hoover
Juthe Aml
Young Folk News of Boys and Girls of Thesxota
A brief feature highlights school age readers in Thesxota, noting activities and topics of interest. It mentions local youths and upcoming events encouraging participation and community spirit. The item preserves a local tone and emphasizes youth engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesxota
Fern Carson named state champ 4-H Holstein girl for 1931
Fern Carson of Langford South Carolina has been designated state champion 4-H Holstein girl for 1931 by the Holstein Friesian Association of America. Her five years of 4-H work include top breed judging at county and state fairs, a junior short course award, and a planned herd to fund her education. She started with Queen Laura Ormsby Figbs and Laura Pietertje Komdyke Piebe, with herd plans and annual butterfat records cited. A national competition will determine the 1931 Holstein girl winner, with Fern among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Carson
Langford
S. C
Gist
Fern
Holstein Friesian Association of America
Laura Ormsby
Laura Pietertje Komdyke Piebe
St. Tau
Charpions
Club Girl Wins Trip To Chicago
Ethel Parrett of Henson's county 4 H club earned a trip to Chicago for the National 4 H club congress after a long record of achievements from 1928 through 1931. She led, sewed, canned, and demonstrated clothing care while earning multiple prizes, blue ribbons, and district and state fair placements, crediting mentors Mrs. Ethel Rausch and Mes Rausch for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Parrett
Henson
Eit
Chicago
Riverside
Mes
R._E. Priiarsoo
Danny Canners
Ethel Rausch
T.cert
Alexandria
Secorsl
Thien
Mitchell
Taleo
Bevokings
H. M. Jones
Odingsbie
Longfellow
Prairie Knoll Group Hosts Student Birthday Program
Prairie Knoll School, with Miss McAlimer, presented a birthday anniversary program during Able weeks. The lively recital featured songs such as Deary Maids and Susy Little Busy, a tap dance, and a variety of student performers led by Merle Vogen, Alice Graham, Mildren Conte, and Thyresa Lemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie
Knoll School
McAlimer
Deiry Maids
Merle Vogen
Thytwa Lemon
Alice Graham
Mildren
Conte
Susy
Geidie
Mediger
Irix- Eres
Vogan
Tay-Dance
Korles- Ann Smith
Billy Boy
Tay
Tommy Glenn Vogan
Donald Mediger
Rank Lora
Barry
Long
Keith Smith
Thyren Leeman
Thyresa Lemon
Sete
Sumasaa
Mehod
Verebye
State Question Horizontal Puzzle and Clues
A fragmented word puzzle with numbered horizontal and vertical clues about state terms and phrases. The list asks for a chairman, state names, occupations and various synonyms, with several misspellings and partial entries.
Just Rite League Girl Writes Story In English Class
Doris Ulrich, a Just Rite League fourth grader from Foster township Beadle county, writes in English class about an organ grinder and his monkey. The piece describes street performances across town with the crowd’s laughter and coins dropped into the hat, ending with a friendly sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Ulrich
Just Rite League
Foster Township
Beadle County
Panda
Pene Niles
Deris
Troop 5 Continues Basketry Work at Meeting
About 14 members of Troop 5 attended a regular meeting at Guridz Wednesday evening where basketry continued. The troop inspector passed one test, Mrs W M Sibley, an experienced basket weaver, gave basketry instruction as 15 scouts work on merit badge baskets. The inspector scored high in the contest with a February 29 close date and allowed monthly inspections for credit. James Krug completed his first aid judging fest before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guridz
W. M. Sibley
James Krug
League Language Contest Promotes Community Meeting
Pearl Creek township held its regular business meeting Friday after a series of language contests sponsored by the league. Winners were treated to a share of taffy as losers congratulated them, according to league reporter Lee Hedlund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.c.'l
Pearl Creek Township
Boones
Lee Hedlund
Sturdy Oak Scouts Meet at School House
The Sturdy Oak Girls Scout Troop of Alpena met Monday evening at the school house with Captain Louise Wales presiding. The meeting opened with a ceremony then songs, lessons on knots and signaling followed. Two new members Marjorie and Medova Aisenbrey joined the Woodchuck patrol amid absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Mordiay
Louise Wales
Brierge
Marjorie
Medova Aisenbrey
Wooodchuck Patrol
Abseré Rf Ilinesy
Blunt D. of H. Elects Blunt at Jun 20 Special Meeting
A special meeting on June 20 results in Blunt being elected and installed as the head for the coming year. The Defree for Honor-met and bifkers cited for the ceremonial role. Local attendees report orderly proceedings and adherence to protocol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
D. OF -H
Wen
Twenty Years Ago in Huron News Roundup
Local notes list residents traveling for business and conferences including Jesse Burrs heading west, Charles May to Mitchell for a stockmen meeting, A L Kinkead to Deadwood for a convention, Dexter Moulton to Chicago for the auto show, Simon Axelrad returning from Minneapolis Chicago and elsewhere, and George Collins back from Kirksville. Miss Mabel Van Syckel injured in a fall on an icy steps. Bert Cole leaves for Rochester due to his sister-in-law’s illness. Mr and Mrs John Stack host a 441 Dingis Street birthday gathering for Madeline Stack and friends Robert Phelps Maynard Brandt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Burrs
West Line
Henny Reeves
Kirksville
Charles May
Mitchell
A. L. Kinkead
Deadwood
Dexter Moulton
Chicago
Simon
Axelrad
Minneapolis
Mabel van Syckel
Bert Cole
Rochester
Minn
George Collins
John Stack
Homer
Dingis Street
Madeline Stack
Mabel Kointze
Peerl McKenzie
Gladys Bandy
Bessie Abraham
Margaret Mower
Snd
Robert Phelps
Maynard Brandt
Enrollment reaches 500 at M. T. C. in South Dakota
In South Dakota this week M T C enrollments reached 500 as the state office reported. Forty counties have now met their quotas down from 53 last week. New counties achieving quotas include Beadle Davison Faulk Hutchinson McPherson Meade and Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.T
Name De Smet Man To Feed Pheasants
DESMEL, Jan. 3 Special L. A. Johnson named by the state fish and game commission is feeding pheasants of this county he reports. He finds the birds eager to get the grain scattered in large flocks near the feeding. Before the snow became sudden the birds were said to be caring for themselves with assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmel
L. A. Johnson
State Fish and Game Commission
Men Serve Supper For Onida Church Fund
Onida women organized a community supper at the Onida community building on Tuesday evening in 1932. The event drew a large crowd and raised a substantial amount for the church treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onida
Jan
Blunt Tuesday Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Blunt Tuesday Club held its regular meeting with Mrs. Clara Gunsalva and members presenting a roll call, committee events, a paper on California and Our Lady Grace Akers, a book review of The Ring Linvenskelds by Selma Tnastied, and Shelly Run Foonnes reading. The session noted upcoming items for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Sgecia
Clara -Gunsalva
Caliornia
Our Lady Grace “Akers
Ring
Linvenskelds
Selma Tnastied
Iven
Shelly Run Foonnes
Genevieve Frome
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Huron Publishing CO
McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Postoffice of
Huron
S. D
United Beaten
Associated Press
Avdil Burran
Ema
Etrus Bb
Lusk.miichell Newspapers, Inc
Bobot
Hem Carson Wee
Fern Caerson
Thetain-Frisaion Association of Amercian
Club Girl
Ethel Parret
Sammy
Susie
Admniry Foods Club
Liwaaigiad
Suceme
Prairie- Knoll Group
The
Day
Nial
de Smet
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