Appointment of Walter Willy to Rural Credits Chief
Walter M. Willy of Mitchell replaces D A McCullough as director of Rural Credits in South Dakota. Editors praise Willy as capable, while newspapers note the vast task ahead and the department's heavy fiscal responsibilities under the new board led by Governor Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Mitchell Republican
Rapid City Journal
Rural Credits
Walter Willy
Mitchell
Rural Credit Department
Warren F. Green
John Hinning
Rural Credits Trust
Pierre Capital Journal
Green
Goodhope
Pierre
McCullough
Sioux Falls
Retirement of Mr. McCullough to Sioux Falls
The article notes broad approval of Mr. McCulloughs administration and his imminent retirement to private life in Sioux Falls. It reports he may rest from public duties for a period and could be drawn into new private ventures in his home city, though no criticism accompanies the move.
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McCullough
Soviet Protests Against Scottsboro Verdict Stir Debate
Soviet papers publish remonstrance against the Scottsboro death sentences in Alabama. Five Leningrad Academy of Science members accuse America of injustice and class bias, sparking critique that Russian protests may reflect broader communist aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsboro
Ala
Associated Press
Moscow
Academy of Science of Leningrad
America
Isvestia
Soviet Russia
Damming James River at Huron Promoted as Lake Booster
An Aberdeen American editorial argues for damming the James river at Huron to flood the valley and create a large lake. It notes Wylie Beach crowds and calls the project a major boon for Central South Dakota and the region in hot summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen American
James River
Huron
Wylie
South Dakota
South Dakota Livestock Cooperatives Under Study
The National Livestock Marketing Association and Federal Farm Board have studied South Dakota livestock marketing for a year. Investigators met with livestockmen, railroad reps, packers officials, truckers, and shipping managers to find why cooperative marketing lags. A Huron meeting supported adopting newer methods. a committee was formed to study approaches from other states and apply them locally. Dakota Farmer urges strong action by livestockmen.
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South Dakota
National Livestock Marketing Association
Federal Farm Board
Shipping Association
Cooperative Livestock Shipping Associations
Huron
Leniency urged for farmers amid loan foreclosures
Sioux City Journal notes calls from Congressman Edgar Howard of Nebraska for a farm loan moratorium similar to foreign debt relief. He argues the federal government should show mercy to farmers unable to pay Uncle Sam, contrasting with leniency shown in foreign debt matters. South Dakota politics and festival activity are also summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Edgar Howard
Columbus
Neb
Sam
Ribbons and Achievements Highlight Creek County 4-H Girl
Miss Bernard Bowers recounts seven years in 4-H, detailing club offices, demonstration teams, and numerous wins. She earned 47 ribbons including state and national honors, with trips to Stillwater Chicago and national congress, plus a poultry and home demonstration exhibit earning cash and recognition.
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Bernard Bowers
Creek County
Ohia
Artie May Holland
Mounds 4-H Club
Duncan
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Chicago
Community
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Drumright
Naional Dairy Council
Jim
Drumright Chamber of Commerce
Bryan League Boys Portable Phonograph Purchase Report
Members of the Bryan League Boys in Beadle County report buying a portable phonograph for Milford Standard School with funds from a Christmas program that raised 7.85 dollars. The group also taxes four cents per member for a general fund used to buy kittenball and a phonograph record. Delegates were nominated to attend CL and state conventions, with collection ongoing for travel. Teacher listed as William Brown.
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Winam Sennings Bryan
C. L
Milford Standard School
Beadle County
Alice Waller
Nellie M. Brus
Alice
Young Citizen’s League
Huron
Pierre
William Brown
Yale 4-H Tour Highlights Clubs and Livestock Visit
Five Yale clubs joined the annual 4-H tour with visits to member homes including William Davis and Mike Davis. A picnic dinner was served, livestock shown, and a kittenball game followed after the meal, with Lois Davis noting the tour's end at the Mike Davis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Beaven Eyes Aliens
William Davis
Mike Davis
Lois Davis
Eastern 4 H Girls Assist Red Cross In Raising Funds
Ten Whitney Point Lively 4 H girls in Broome County New York organized a Red Cross fundraiser. Mrs H D Clinton praises their systematic canvassing and leadership by Mrs J Parker, noting the group raised 124.55 dollars and more contributions continued arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Whitney Point Lively
Broome
New York
H. D. Clinton
Broome County
J. Parker
Ed Cross
Gypsy Music Liked by 4-H'ers in July Broadcast notes
The United States Marine Band and the U S department of agriculture sponsor a monthly national broadcast for four 4 H club members. Miss Fannie HR Buchanan reviews Brahms Hungarian Dances, explains Gypsy culture and music, and notes the influence of Gypsy tunes on composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Band
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fannie HR. Buchanan
Brahms
Hrehms
Hungary
Cresbard Clubbers Tour Local Livestock Roundup
The Cresbard Baby Beef club toured area farms led by county agent Mr. Hill visiting Robert Hansen Edgar Hendrickson Keith Horen Dora Howers Alvin Bowman Bowmen and Hairsine calves. The group picnic at the Batteen home featured livestock judging followed by swimming and kittenball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresbard
Cresbard Baby Beef Club
Robert Hansen
Feral Batteer
Robert
Hansen
Edgar
Endrickson
Kieth Horen
Dora Howers
Alvin
Eugene Bowman
Carl Hairsine
Batteen
Feral
John Batteen
Hill
County Agent Delivers Judging Talk at Nance Better Butter Club
County agent R A Cave spoke at the Nance Better Butter club meeting held at Dersid and Cer]l Tipton home on July 3. All members attended and heard a talk on judging cattle. The next meeting is set for August 6 at Edward Brown home.
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Nance
Merry Maids Poultry Club July Meeting
Beadle county Merry Maids Poultry Club met at Roy Fuller home on July 1 with all but one member present. Demonstrations were given by Mary Fuller Madonna Miabow and Perinees Tulle. The group reviewed a standard of perfection and will report on it at the next meeting set for August 5 at Landriwan hora. Frances Fuller reported on the annual club camp at Huren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maids
Poultry Club
Merry Maids Poultry Club
Beadle County
Roy Fuller
Mary Fuller
Madonna Miabow
Perinees Tulle
Landriwan Hora
Frances Fuller
Huren
Polar Explorer Horizonta 1 Headed for North Pole Mission
Military style polar expedition seeks the head of the submarine project for access to Arctic waters. The puzzle text lists numerous word clues including geography and objects such as inlet, privation, servo motor, and valley. The overall item resembles a cryptic crossword style feature within a historic newspaper page, with scattered terms and a prior solution noted as yesterday.
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Horizonta
North Pole
Valley
Nome
Huronite Free Trip Winner Leads Scouts Honors
Elmer Schmierer of Wellington Springs troop 18 earned 14 best honors as a Camp Da Ko Tuh free trip winner. Frank Scleyer and Roy Jones also received awards. Gerald Phifer led his patrol in tests passed. All are from Wessington Springs troop 18.
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Elmer Schmierer
Wellington Springs Troop 18
Camp da Ko Tuh
Fred C. Eggers
Srea
Frank Scleyer
Roy Jones
Gerald Phifer
Wessington Springs Troop 18
Smiling Stitchers win camp stunt contest in Potter County
The Smiling Stitchers H club of Potter County won the stunt contest during camp week. Presto Machine was the winning stunt line. Mrs. Jackson led the team. Second place went to the Hunery Healthy Hanpy Hog club of Sully County with a cowboy stunt. Third place to Pig Wedding by Over the Top Low Litter club. Other clubs included Antelope Poulley Mo hers Helpers Big Ten and Lumber Jacks.
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Potter County
Jackson
Sully County
Chester White
Mr. Poland China
Antelope Poulley Club
Mother’s Helpers
Big Ten Club
Stanley County
Lumber Jacks
Jelly Cookers Club Delegation Replicates Huron Camp
Audrey Richards reports Jelly Cookers of Tulare sent delegate Trewhella Wieting to the Huron club camp. The meeting at Mildred Foglesang’s home included Ruth Scott as presiding officer, Mary Maxwell and Wieting demonstrating baking powder biscuits, and a strawberry shortcake dessert. About 17 members attended, the largest foods club in Central South Dakota.
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Jelly Cookers
Huron
Trewhella Wieting
Jelly Cookers Club
Tulare
Audrey Richards
Mildred Foglesang
Ruth Scott
Mary Maxwell
Trewhella
Lincoln Sewing Club Dress Exhibit at June Meeting
The Lincoln 4-H Sewing club met at Irene and Arlette Silvernail's home for a June session. Members completed plain dresses, which were exhibited and inspected by the leader. Highest scorers may show at the county fair. a special meeting is set for July 10 at Delores Eller’s home.
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Lincoln Sewing Club
Lincoln 4-H Sewing Club
Irene
Arlette Silvernail
Delores Eller
Free trips awarded at Lady club camp winners
Dorothy Starkey of Gettysburg 4 H club won the star camper award at the Lady club camp. Melvin Hayes was the star camper among boys and will receive a free trip to the Junior Short course at Brookings in seven. Other nominees included Lotlie Paulson Dorabelle Vader Bernice Jackson Agnes Rivenes Evelyn Mysr Vivian Peterson Harriet Maddy Helen Roteon. Second place for girls went to Bernice Jackson and third to Vivian Petersn. Lawrence Serhouwk of Sully county was a close second among boys.
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Dorothy Starkey
Gettysburg
Melvin Hayes
Brookings
Lotlie Paulson
Dorabelle Vader
Bernice Jackson
Agnes Rivenes
Evelyn Mysr
Vivian Peterson
Harriet Maddy
Helen Roteon
Vivian Petersn
Lawrence Serhouwk
Sully County
Wild Flowers Collected For State Breeding Project
Dr E N Hansen head of the horticulture department at South Dakota State College aims to create hardy indigenous varieties from wild stock. He plans to transplant collected blooms in the college gardens and publish findings in a new bulletin. Named targets include peony roses and prairie tiger lily, with further seeks in Black Hills flowers and a double pasque.
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Brookings
South Dakota
E. N. Hansen
State College
Hansen
Dr Hansen
Dr. Hansen
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Notices
Twenty years ago in Huron residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on travel and business. Names include H Gardner in Madison A B Fairbank in Sioux City M Vollmer in Wolsey E T Cressey in Sioux Falls Richard Talboy State's Attorney, North Dakota trip E B Taylor and son Rudolphus to Slayton Minn for Mrs Taylor Claude Dit B A Murraine A Chamberlain in Yale Rober Burney visiting from Sioux Falls George Longstaff returning from Kansay T H Hagen to Gettysburg J Darby returning from Pacific coast Mrs J W Dolan to Chicago W D Miller west bound on business General Agent B F Farrell Jeff to Rapid City.
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Minn
Gettysburg
John Darby
Pacific Coast
A. B. Palmer
Carthage
Busi Mons
J. W. Dolan
Chicago
W. D. Miller
B.F. Farrell
Rapid City
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