Show Shop Puttin on the Ritz Review and Stars
The item reviews a Show Shop program titled Puttin on the Ritz starring Harry Tishman Constance Barnett James Gleason and Lillian Tashman. It weaves vaudeville style acts with a personality driven plot about a talent scout and a ritzy party culminating in affair intrigue and a dramatic finale. The piece notes a colorful, chaotic revue containing song and routine sketches and ends with a list of names and a store closing notice.
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United Artists
Harry Tishman
Constance Barnett
James Gleason
Lillian Tashman
Personality
Wisecracker
West
Minnesota
Niles
North Dakota
Zeifeld
Broadway
Peresonality
Automobile Dealers Association
Ritz
Sonny Boy
Ant Pye
Boy Scouts Camp Da Ko Tah Week Two Details
Camp Da Ko Tah hosts 22 boys for the third week with patrol leaders Harold Carlton and George Evilsizer. A larger camp session starts July 6 at 4 pm with 33 registered, including Homer Huntington and Myron Lewis. A two week Minnesota lakes trip is planned for late July or early August for Star to Eagle Scouts from Central South Dakota.
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Camp da Ko Tah
Florell Carlson
Alvin Moore
Jimmy Moore
Homer Kitchen
Franklin Gunslus
George Evilsizer
Delno Matthew
Roy Tennyson
Lewis Walker
Robert Stromsland
Blunt
Marvin
Melvin McNickle
Arnold
Russell Gardner
No. 13
Doland
David Gilpert
Kenneth Glize
John Johnson
Hitchcock
Daniel
Delos’ Tyrrell
Bancroft
Leslie Lewis
Elza Gussler
Miller
Onas Scandrett
Wessington Springs
Harold Carlyon
Arnold Gardner
Delos Tyrrel
Homer Huntington
George Schmitt
Jack Newman
Harold Scudamore
Gerald Snedigar
John Lyntch
Eugene Theimer
Howard Axelrad
Jimmy Armstrong
Glen van Winkle
Erwin Small
George Crowell
Maurice Anderson
Irving Axelrad
Huron
Wilbur
Donald Bindenagel
John Askew
Ryland Jacobus
Lone Scouts of
Letcher
Carol da Ko Tah
Minnesota
Star, Life and Eagle Scouts
South Dakota
Gasoline tax reform proposal faces local control fears
The piece argues against handing the one cent gasoline tax to county officials without clear guidance. It cites past township highway fund waste and temporary repairs, urging the bureau to request the legislature amend the resolution so funds go to the highway commission for county highways outside the state system.
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Bureau
Highway Commission
Los Angeleans Travel for Reno Fight Event
From Los Angeles, a party plans a trip to Reno Nevada to see the John son Jeffries bout. Mrs A K Gardner leaves for Clinton Iowa for a visit while Mrs R M Bare and her son head to Pierre for a dedication. J H Windherst departs for Omaha on a business trip.
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Los Angeles
Reno
Nev
A. K. Gardner
Clinton
R. M. Bare and Son
Pierre
J. H. Windherst
Omaha
Russia in the next quarter century a Soviet projection
A compact analysis questions Soviet Russia's future role over the next ten to twenty years. It notes vast resources and population, a potent system of public education and propaganda, and the potential for a forged national mindset shaped by a few leaders. It cites observations from Adelaide Hooker and Good Housekeeping on propaganda and shifts toward anti war revolution themes.
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Russia
Soviet
Adelaide
Telen
Hooker
New York
Moscow
United States
Great Britain
Good Housekeeping
Adelaide Hooker
America
England
Farm to Market Roads and Gas Tax Redistribution
Farm bureau leaders urge one cent of the gasoline tax be returned to counties to fund farm to market roads. H B Test cites 4 197 South Dakota farms on graveled highways and 75 278 not on all weather roads, arguing farmers off gravel face a distinct handicap due to weather dependent hauling.
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Farm Bureau
H. B. Test
South Dakota
Test
Aberdeen editorial urges statue upgrade and clock painting
The Aberdeen American urges minor civic improvements, calling for repainting and silvering of the courthouse statue to reflect the flag colors and a fresh gold crown, plus painting the town clock. It cites Huron’s outdated First National Bank sign from 1885 as an example of neglect and asks readers to report other small eyesores.
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Brown County
Aberdeen
Huron
First National Bank
Srewerees Os
Harvest laborers in South Dakota cautioned by press
The Press Comment urges caution as harvest itinerants descend on South Dakota for labor. It warns some travelers may be legitimate workers seeking fair pay while others may prey on hosts or employers. Past tragedies show risks. rural hospitality should balance openness with prudence to avoid unsafe encounters.
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Sioux Falls
Argus
South Dakota
South
Golf legends and oil dreams echo in Brookings page
The Brookings Register notes Americans’ serious golf prowess versus the English at St Andrews and recounts encounters with top players like Johnston and an English veteran. It shifts to oil exploration near Wesnington Springs with optimism for sunshine state prospects, while noting mixed results and ongoing projects.
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Baltimore Sun
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Johnston
Johnson
St. Andrews
Wessington Springs
Sioux Valley
Brookings
Register
Disappearing Skirts Spur Debate in South Dakota
Mobridge Tribune notes growing use of skirts and lingerie while trousers rise in Brookings and elsewhere. The piece questions if next generation will abandon trousers entirely, reflecting social change and fashion trends.
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Congress
Mobridge Tribune
Brookings
Jong
Sow Litter Club Picnic Near Iroquois With 4-H Presence
The Progressive Boys 4-H club of Iroquois hosted a family picnic on Sunday June 23 at Dyer's grave. Lyle Sparks attended as honor guest and a short business session followed dinner. Mrs Griep led a stunts and songs program with several guests assisting. The club announced a July 10 tour with Dr Cass present and Delbert McCoy serves as secretary and reporter.
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Iroquois Flas
Troquois
Lyle Sparks
Dyer
Griep
Johnson
Severine
Cass
Delbert McCoy
Iroquois
Boys &H
Miller Club Leader Tells Of Camp Life
Etta Mae Engelmann reports the 4 H Miller’s Pep club from Miller sent six girls to a Huron camp June 15 to 18. They traveled by car, enjoyed classes and meals, and earned second in the club stunt contest while five campers joined the Treton tribe in a treasure hunt. Attendees Grace Beadles Gladys Sisk Ruth Cakebread Agnes Reed Genevieve Whittington belong to a sewing club with 26 members.
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Miller
Huron
Etta Mae Engelmann
Wessington
Grace Beadles
Gladys Sisk
Ruth Cakebread
Agnes Reed
Genevieve Whittington
Any &H
Iri
Jana
Calves Show At Bonilla On July 19
Twenty two members from four clubs bring their calves to Bonilla for adjudging by Hebint of Brookings. Best calves advance to the junior fair. Events include judging fitting showing and cream-separator demonstrations. An afternoon baseball game is scheduled.
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Bonilla
4 H Club To Show Calves At Bonilla
The Bonilla Buster Booster 44 4 H club will show calves at Bonilla on July 19 as part of a farm project. Secretary Rena Walton reports 17 members and 10 visitors attended the last meeting at Tess Palmer’s home on June 30. A July 24 meeting was set at RP Swansy’s. A trip to Redfield is planned for July 15 to fund a show and send members to the short course at Broadings. Leader F B Moek Kichan heads the club.
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Bonilla
Rena Walton
Tess Palmer
RP. Swansy
Redfield
F. B. Moek Kichan
Dakota Belles Club Forms Kittenball Team
The Dakota Belles Room improyeme club and the Valley Sunshine Sewing club practiced kittenball at Evelyn Woolpert's home Sunday evening. The girls were opposed by the bavs. the boys won. They plan a games against a girls team at Myers Grove on the Fourth of July. The practice continued Tuesday evening. Mildred Lyman is the club reporter and captain, requesting girls who wish to play to notify her.
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Dakota Belles Room Improyeme Club
Valley Sunshine Sewing Club
Evelyn Woolpert
Bavs
Myers Grove
Evelyn Woelpert
Mildred Lyman
20 Years Ago Today In Huron Note
A 1920s Huron items brief notes departures to Detroit Omaha Pierre Sioux City Yankton and a wedding at east Second Street with Rev Pearse Pinch officiating. The couple Hannah Ostebee and Fred Stone wed with Delia Orton as attendant and a large company attending. Christ Poulson left Thursday morning.
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Warren
Detroit
Minn
A. L. Kinkead
Omaha
J. W. Campbell
Pierre
Campbell
Ralph Matthieson
Sioux City
Yankton
J. 1
Pasek
Conservation Congress
Hannah Ostebee
Fred Stone
East Second Street
Delia Orton
James M. Tillotson
Pearse Pinch
Congregational Church
Christ Poulson
Two Club Tours Planned by Bea dle County 4-E Club
Two club tours are planned by Bea dle County 4-H Club members. The notice indicates ongoing activity by local youth groups and outlines upcoming travel for demonstrations and competitions.
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Beadle County
Menabern
Miller Pep club forms first year sewing group
4 H leader Etta Engelmann in Miller reports the Miller’s Pep club organized last autumn with 23 girls. The group split into two due to size, met 12 times in fall, winter, and spring, held a bake sale, rally day participation, and a spring picnic at St Lawrence park. Twenty five girls listed as members.
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Miller
Miller's
Etta Mae Englemann
Wessington
Miller's Pep Club
Miss Engelmann
Evangeline Bauer
Evelyn Bauer
Grace Benales
Carrol Cahalan
Ruth Cakebread
Kathleen Corcoran
Betty Dennin
Frances Dwyer
Lenore Fick
Evelyn Freasland
Ruth Haigh
Hazel Haverstock
Donrig Hughes
Bessie Johnson
Jean Lewis
Jane McCullen
Agnes Reed
Lorraine Schroeder
Maxine
Wool Growers Association praises pool gains and leadership
Open Forum reports the Beadle County Wool Growers' Association doubling membership and selling over eight thousand pounds of wool to Bollea and Rogers at an advanced price. President A. D. Russie gall and Secretary-Treasurer F. E. Foxton are commended for efforts, with praise for members from Beadle and surrounding counties.
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Beadle County Wool Growers’ Association
Bigs
Bollea Sod Rogers
A. D. Russiegall
FE. Foxton
Kingbury
Jerauld
Hane
Spink
Beadle
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Arth Buver
Quy Igeal Desiers
Trenton
Verne Weir
Bolles & Rogers
Hhis
Gyn Work Asserts Little Health Benefit At Michigan
At the University of Michigan the gymnasium program is seen as a minor factor in student health. Medical exams show 40 percent of seniors healthier than freshmen, attributed to overall college health efforts including diet, sleep, and medical care. Enforced two hour weekly gym work produced more bronchitis and illnesses, with no clear health advantage over those excused.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
College Health Department
Oven de, Forsythe
Cal! Health Department
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H. A. Perriton
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T. J. Wood
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Gilbert Meigs
AL Baederson
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Lindy
Lencoln
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B. L. Stewart
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Hazel Christofferson
Boy Scouts
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Dakota Belles Club
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