Eat More Butter Campaign Aims to Boost Dairy Prosperity
Central South Dakota dairy sector promotes Eat More Butter drive led by the American Farm Bureau Federation and dairy leaders. Proposal calls for each Farm Bureau member to consume half a 2 pound block of butter and 2 quarts of milk daily to curb surplus, improve farm finances, and stabilize agriculture nationwide.
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EAT
South Dakota
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
M.S. Winder
Farmer Organization
Orient
Winder
Not a Matter of Salary in County Office Ethics
The Iroquois Chief rebukes State Auditor Dunn over defalcations being blamed on low county salaries. The paper argues dishonesty matters more than wage level, noting officials know their pay and should avoid misuse. It calls for reform, saying incompetence and careless county governance, not sheer crookedness, predominate.
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Dunn
Troquois
Wessington
Nan
Bohemia
Bey
County manager plan urged to curb irregularities
The article argues irregularities in several counties, noting many officials are not dishonest. It proposes a county manager system with a trained manager overseeing county affairs and hiring officials, potentially saving thousands of dollars, reducing political turmoil, and aligning county pay with officials at the state level. The piece questions when South Dakota will accept paying state officials as much as skilled mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
South Dakota
Celebrate in Huron July Fourth Jubilee in Central South Dakota
Citizens of Huron prepare for the fifty third anniversary celebration marking the founding era and pioneer rush. The event features parades vaudeville fireworks rides singing and dancing expected to draw hundreds of visitors east of the river. The Mitchell Republican critiques Senator Brookhart over McNider confirmation and accuses him of overreaching in public commentary.
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Huron
South Dakota
American Legion
Mitchell Republican
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Hanford McNider
Cartada
McNider
Precedent for Good Government in Municipal Reform
The Christian Science Monitor argues for applying sound reasoning and academic learning to American municipal government. It cites Bloomington Indiana where Prof Frank G Bates, as police commissioner, removes political considerations from appointments, stressing efficiency and honesty. The piece views Bates method as a practical reform and Bloomington as a potential precedent for wider changes to curb gang politics and improve city administration.
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Christian Science Monitor
Tammany
New York
Chicago
Middle West
Bloomington
Ind
Frank G. Bates
United States
Bates
Russia Viewed Near Blair Neb Pilot Tribune Letter from Bud Brewster
A Blair native now in Russia reports on Zemotrest, a 150 sixty horsepower tractor driven wheat farm of 300000 acres near Siberia. He describes lack of authority, schooling for tractors, and Sundays observed differently, with four workdays and a rest day. He plans further world travel after return.
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Russia
Blair
Neb
Pilot Tribune
Bud’ Brewster
Zemotrest Or Grain Trust
Siberia
Moscow
New York City
United States
Vladivostok
Black Get
Dear A B Lt My boy friend trip plan with $35 travel tips
Dorothy Dix replies to readers on travel ideas and romance with limited funds. A young couple contemplates a vacation, while letters reveal playful banter about love, horoscope jokes, and social column humor. The piece blends Q A advice with lighthearted verse and reader submissions.
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A.B
Legion
Camp Wanzer Health Camp for South Dakota Youths
South Dakota youths attend Camp Wanzer in the Black Hills to boost health for school. The program blends hygiene teaching, handicraft, nature study, swimming, and daily rest, with staff including M. Cass, Blanche Wilson, and Miss Amber Gyerby. Boys and girls may enroll June 16 to August 30 for at least one month. The next Boy Scout activity is a 14 day lake region trip in Northern Minnesota for 30 Star and Life scouts at $20 each, with early reservations urged.
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South Dakota
Camp Waner
Black Hills
Camp Wanzer
C. L
Avery Child
M. Cass
South Dakota Public Health Association
Cass
Blanche Wilson
F. W. Warring
Yankton
Nina Duryeace
Philip
Gladys Pinney
McIntosh
Lydia M. Leis
Tikow
Aberdeen
Nellie Henney
Hazel
H. M. Cass
Huron
Lake
Minnesota
Star and Life Scouts
Eggers
Scouts Attend Camp as Da Ko Tah Plans Opens
Twenty two Central South Dakota boys join Camp Da Ko Tah activities during week three with Weasington Springs scout One Zone from Weasington Springs Scandrett among noted attendees. Roster lists Blunt Troop 38 Harold Carlson Alvin Moore Jimmie Moore Homer Kitchen George Evilaizer Denn Matthew Roy Tennyson Lewis McNickle Arnold Zip Caergity and others. Fifty three boys total are documented.
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Central South Dakota
Camp Dakota
Weasington Springs
Onas Scandrett
Euron
Blunt
Harold Carlson
Alvin Mocré
Jimmie ‘Moore
Homer ‘Kitchen
George , Evilaizer
Denn
Matthew
Roy Tennyson
Lewis McNickle
Arnold
Zip Caer Gity
da Ko Tah
Gilbert Aii
Kenneth Glaze
John Johnson
Bancroft
Daniel
Today In Huron and Nearby Departures
A series of brief notices records Miss Viola Van Syckle leaving for Omaha to visit her sister, Miss Gladys Hodson of St Paul returning home from a visit with Miss Imogene Core, Julian Blount returning from Washington to spend summer at home, Judge T M Simmons departing for Florida to attend a conservation congress, Monte Appel expected back from Lake Minnetonka, Carl Mouser heading to Oswego Montana to start a new plan, Mr and Mrs Markey and family taking a nap through the Black Hills, and Mrs R H Brown and companions returning to Sioux City. China rises to third in cotton production with about 2 500 000 bales annually.
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Viola van Syckle
Omaha
Gladys Hodson
St. Paul
Imogene Core
Julian Blount
Coe T. Crawford
Washington, D. C
T. M. Simmons
Mori Fe Ierre
Conservation Congress
Monte Appel
Mineeapolis
Lake Minnetonka
Dave
Mr. Appel
University of Wisconsin
Carl Mouser
Oswego
Mont
Mie
MH. Markey
Black Hills
R. H. Brown
Letitia Brown
Rose
George Brown
Sioux City
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bat —Tle
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers
Ine
Dorothy DIX
Louisiana
Loyal Legionnaires
Evelyn Andrews
Anna Fugate
Miller
J. C. Philips
Lion
Commodore
Aes
Pauline Hilton
Norah Hogan
Ben Hansen
Alva E. Taylor
Edward B. Taylor
Rock Island, Il
Sharen
Darlin
Nancy
Hazel Christoffersen
China
the Security Bank
Choice Food Fountain Service
Louisa M. Alcott
Little Vwwomen
Them
Iery
Gordon Petite
Leiden
Picré
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