Change in Twenty Five Years Farm Problems Change
The Minneapolis Journal cites an address by Dean Coffey of the Minnesota school at Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan. He notes the 1905 worry that America would run out of land for food crops, but by 1930 the problem is reversed: surplus production and the need to shift land from food to feed crops. Tariffs and reduced import demand threaten surplus export markets, leaving farmers as the victims while efforts focus on easing natural-law driven overproduction.
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Minneapolis Journal
Kansas State Agricultural School
Manhattan
Dean Coffey
Minnesota School
Minnesota
America
The
Journal
Italy
England
Germany
Romania
Poland
European
China
Japan
Far East
Chautauqua Faces Decline as Media Shifts Interest
The piece notes a shift toward larger centers and television reducing local attendance. Huron's chautauqua has posted losses in three of the last four years, with this year the heaviest deficit yet. Local guarantors covered the shortfall, signaling possible end for the institution as a once valued community event.
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Huron
Road making better than warfare in Mexico
Mexico plans an 870 mile highway from the Rio Grande mouth to Mazatlan, to be built in three years at a cost of about 1.25 million dollars. The route traverses semi arid land, opens mining districts, and gives access to Mazatlan port, a historic harbor for Oriental steamship traffic. The piece argues highway construction could better channel national energy and improve times ahead for Mexico.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
Mazatlan
Is It Passing The End Of Chautauqua As Entertainment
The piece recalls the chautauqua era when towns hosted traveling troupes and residents slept on cots to enjoy performances. Now radios bring presid ents and statesmen, theaters show London casts, and cinema and travel offer wider access, signaling a shift from the old tent circuit to modern media and mobility.
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America
Peeing
Will Rogers
The Dollar Grows Larger and Its Effects
The piece notes wholesale prices in late June were about 3 percent lower than year start and 63 percent below a year ago, while retail prices fell less, suggesting the dollar's value shifts favor wholesale buyers but not consumers. It discusses debtors and creditors adjusting to new dollars, corporate refinancing, and potential broader price declines for the public.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Senator Johnson’s Writhe Over League of Nations Draft
The Minneapolis Tribune mocks Senator Johnson’s agony over a Navy Department sheet titled Proposed Plans for Establishment of League of Nations Army and Navy. It hints at a London treaty link and suggests the senator’s desk may hide league intrigue, while urging a quieter search for real office rifling.
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MH. Johnson
Minneapolis Tribune
Johnson
Navy Department
League of Nations
Ariy
Navy
Adams
League of Nations Army and Navy
California
America
Long-Deferred War Echoes and a Strained Vacation Note
The piece blends World War I era reflection with a displaced mood in the workplace. It recalls fallen soldiers and the quiet after fighting, then shifts to a weary young man in an eastern city facing layoffs and no vacation prospects, ending with a brief, obscure nod to a “Troquois Chief.”
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Buck
Red Cross Aids In Vet Service Explains Assistance
Red Cross chapters in the Midwest issue a statement detailing the aid provided to disabled World War veterans in securing compensation. William M. Baxter Jr. says many veterans struggle with claims and understand their rights, while Red Cross, in cooperation with Veterans Bureau and veterans organizations, helps prepare proper evidence and affidavits for government benefits.
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Red Cross
William Baxter
Huron
Middle-West
St. Louis
Wm. M. Baxter, Jr
Veterans Bureau
Veterans” Organizations
Washington
D. C
San Francisco
Veterans' Bureau
Red Cross Aids Veterans Families and Recreation Programs
The Red Cross supports veterans and families with guardianship help and ongoing contact after hospital admission. It operates recreation programs in 63 government hospitals with 22 recreation workers aiding physicians in films parties games and events. The organization funds outreach and hospital visits, facilitating family communication and assistance during illness or death at Army Navy and Marine facilities.
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Red Cross
National Red Croce
Baxter
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
The
Army and Navy
Rushmore Monument Dedication Marks National Memorial
Keystone July 1 Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills sees the dedication of the first figure of the memorial. Dr C C I Harra president of the State School of Mines and eminent geologist forecasts grand future for the colossal statue and the enduring national monument as a landmark of millions of years of geologic history.
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Rushmore
Keystone
Mount Rushmore
Runitemountain
Black Hills
Rushmore ‘National Memorial
Cci Harra
State ‘School ‘of ‘Mines
2000 In 4 H Club Camps This Year
BROOKINGS S D July 7 More than two thousand South Dakota boys and girls have gathered at 4 H club camps so far this year. Fourteen camps have been held at Aberdeen Springfield Pine Ridge McLaughlin Madison Lenox Newell Lake City Lake Poinsett Huron Beresford and Lake Kampeski with two camps at Madison and Huron. Camps continue at Pierre July 6 9 and Cheyenne Agency July 3 12.
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Brookings
S.D
South Dakota
Beulah Rodgers
Aberdeen
Pierre
Cheyenne Agency
Miss Rodgers
State College
Rodgers
Parm
South Dakoota State College
Rod-gers Gai
Rushmore Carved by Nature and Time, Not Fire or Faults
Geologist states Mount Rushmore formed by frost, wind, and weathering over eons, with granite enduring harsh history. He notes extinct fauna once in the region and praises the monumental faces of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Roosevelt as lasting inspiration for future generations. Dedication site conditions were ideal for the unveiling amid holiday crowds.
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Mount Rushmore
Rushmore
O’harra
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Sunshine State
Gutzon Borglum
South Dakota
Rudy Dairy Calf Club Tour and Calf Judging
The Rudy Dairy Calf Club toured to inspect members calves at the homes of Ray Abel Harry Landrigan Roy Fuller and Joan Wallace. They dined at the Iroquois tourist camp and judged Holstein classes later near William Link ley Kant east of Iroquais. John Landrigan serves as president and treasurer of the club.
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Rudy Dairy Calf Club
Ray Abel
Harry Landrigan
Roy Fuller
Joan Wallace
William Linkley
Iroquais
John Landrigan
Plan Demonstration At Poultry Meeting
The Merry Maids Poultry club met at Rey Fuller’s home with Genevieve Honsath presiding for roll call. Mary Puller spoke about the club camp in Huron and a caponizing demonstration is to be given July 9 at Mrs J F Rudy’s home, with the next regular meeting set for August 4 at Genevieve Honrath’s home per reporter Evelyn Landrigan.
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Merry Maids Poultry Club
Rey Fuller
Genevieve Honsath
Mary Puller
Huron
J. F. Rudy
Genevieve Honrath
Evelyn Landrigan
Girls Can Meet At Double S Meeting
The Double S Canning club met at Mrs. A. V. Burger's home Friday June 27. Members spent the gathering canning various kinds of meat. Irene Waeckoerlo was elected president and presided. Refreshments were served. Reporter Hv lyn Knight.
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Double S
A. V. Burger
Irene Waeckoerlo
Clu
Hvlyn Knight
Pierre 4-H Clubs Camp July 6 9
Pierre 4-H clubs from eight counties will attend the annual Pierre club camp here from July 6 to 9. Counties represented include Sully Hughes Potter Stanley Hyde Jones Lyman and Buffalo.
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Sully
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Potter
Stanley
Hyde
Jones
Lyman
Buffalo
Borglum Leads Rushmore Tour and Mount Construction Talk
Governor Bulow attended welcoming ceremonies before rushing to Belle Fourche for Governor's Day at the Black Hills roundup. Borglum praised J. G. Dennison and the drill crews, noting modern tools are essential to carve Mount Rushmore. Coolidge's 3 year earlier dedication of Rushmore memory recalled. Plans include an entablature map of the Louisiana Purchase and carving Jefferson and Washington along with Coolidge, with future highways and a celebrated unveiling by Billy Deane Robinson.
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Black Hills
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J. G. Dennison
Mount Rushmors
Tecall Coolidge
Rushmere
Coolidge
Hills
Louisiana Purchase
Jefferson
Washington
Lin Taln
Roosevelt
Ust
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