Greed of Wealth in AFL Teachers Convention Speech
The Sioux City Journal editorial notes John P. Frey of William Green and the AFL criticise greed by wealth as a key cause of today’s business woes. It argues leaders must widen profit sharing with labor and agriculture to avert crises and boost farm incomes through organized market control and production.
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Sioux City Journal
John P. Frey
William Green
American Federation of Labor
American Federation of Teachers
Chicago
United States
Soviet Evolution and Stalin's Economic Reforms
A historical analysis notes Soviet Russia as a vast laboratory testing utopian ideals. It cites Stalin’s shift toward private profit incentives, admitting the need to include bourgeoisie and kulaks to drive industrial and agricultural growth. The piece discusses the failure of uniform wages and the move toward rewarding individual contribution and efficiency.
Stalin Concedes Private Enterprise Needed In Soviet Plan
The article argues Stalin now accepts private enterprise as a necessary incentive within communism and that individual factory management should replace committee control. It notes the Soviet laboratory as a testing ground for evolving theories and urges other nations to study its knowledge gains.
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Russia
Stalin
Lake Kampeska Summer Life Expands Quietly
A Watertown Public Opinion piece notes Kampeska’s summer season growing in variety and attendance. More golfers, fishermen, tourist cabins, picnics, and road traffic mark a maturing lake resort, while dancing wanes as visitors pursue broader pleasures. Kampeska becomes Northwest premier summer retreat.
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Lake Kampeska
Tham
Kampeska
Northwest
New Iron Mountain road adds scenic appeal to Black Hills
Rapid City Journal notes a new Iron Mountain road near the Spokane mine offering distant views of Mount Rushmore and Badlands. The partial completion up Iron Mountain promises birch and pine scenery, switchbacks, and growth in the local tourist industry as attractions improve and entertainment options expand.
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Rapid City
Grizzly Creek
Rushmore
Iron Mountain
Hermosa
State Park
Iron Mounttain
Keystone
South Dakota
Driver Responsibility on the Highway
A Sioux City Journal piece urges drivers to accept greater personal responsibility on roads. It argues that safety rests primarily with competent drivers who anticipate and counteract others errors, noting many drivers lack skill and take risks. Continuous careful driving is needed mile after mile.
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Sioux City Journal
Hoover moratorium stance sparks partisan rift in Congress
The Sioux City Tribune reports Hoover’s moratorium move alienates progressive Republicans while drawing a cautious response from party members. Leaders like LeGuardia show early signaling, with other progressives保持 distant stance as they assess President’s plan amid party tensions.
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Sioux City Tribune
Hoover
Gwup
Wat Geiss
Sapwise Howell
Metwaska
Barshleo
Hiram Joba
LeGuardia
Mr. Laguardla
Four-H Girl Reviews Washington Trip Experience
Lil Tian Greenwood, a Blunt 4-H member, recalls two weeks in Washington D C as an award trip with national delegates. She praises speakers and sightseeing from the White House to the Lincoln Memorial, the Smithsonian, and government tours, noting lessons in civics and cooperation that shaped her outlook.
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Washington, D. C
Lil- Tian Greenwood
South Dakota
C. B. Smith
S. H. Thompson
Federal Farm Board
B. W. Dunlap
C. E. Roserdahl
U.S. Navy
Graf Zeppelin
C. F. Tenkins
Jenkin's Laboratories
Washington
New Project Nets 4-H Club Members Good Cash Profit
A New York state 4 H project raising game birds for money proves popular among 4 H members. The National Boys and Girls Club News reports the state conservation department will buy healthy birds hatched and rear to seven weeks. Eligible youths with regular subprojects may apply for pheasant eggs free settings. A total of 61065 eggs were requested before the closing date.
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New York State
State Conservation Department
Hustlers Prepare For Fair Contest
The Haron's Happy Hustlers club met July 7 at Mrs. D. W. Fuller's home with 23 members. Doris Peterson presided, La von Hyde was named reporter, and social and refreshment committees were formed. Miss Sally Wilhelm demonstrated raspberry canning. Teams for a upcoming tryon were formed, about 11 teams, to select one to attend the Junior Fair in August. Teams will can green beans in the tryouts. prizes and trips were discussed. Five members served refreshments. games followed.
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Haron
Happy Hustlers
D. W. Fuller
Lavon Hyde
Doris Peterson
Sally Wilhelm
State College
Forestburg 4-H Club Demonstrates Cheese Dishes
Forestburg Fireflies 4-H club held a July meeting at Mrs. M Briggs home with Mary Blow presenting a cottage cheese demonstration titled Waking Cottage Cheese. A brief business session planned a poster contest while members prepared cheese dishes, salad, sauce over egg and stuffed fruit for the social hour. Games followed, with the next meeting set for July 20 at 3 o'clock.
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Forestburg
Mary Blow
Strivers 4-H Club Inspects Work in Beaune County
The Thirteen Strivers 4-H club of Bea dle county held a meeting at Lillien and Edith Dubro homes with Norma Rae Cranston as president. Tone Hall reviewed the Huron camp in June, dresses were judged by the local leader. Members were urged to bring sewing boxes, bags, dresses, and material for undergarments to the next meeting on July 24 at W. C. Skinner. Five guests attended and a maenete was served by the hostess with Evelyn Link assisting.
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Beadle County
Lillien
Edith Dubro
Norma Rae Cranston
Tone Hall
Huron
Evelyn Link
W. C. Skinner
Prairie Maid Club Plans Charter Request
Prairie Maid Dairy Call club president Arthur Olson led a July 3 meeting at the Olson home with Margaret Caldow reporting and Adam Caldow providing roll call. Members will request a charter and Caldow was named to write a feature on the 4-H club camp at Huron.
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Prairie Maid Club
Arthur Olson
Prairie Maid Dairy Call Club
Olson
Margaret Caldow
Adam Caldow
Margaret’ Caldown
Huron
van Hore
Alpen Girls Demonstrate Canning and Drinks
Club reporters describe Alpen Girls demonstrations by Ethel Lund Brandenburg and Ethel Lond on preparing drinks and canning rhubarb. Pearl Linafelter and Bessie Skinner led rhubarb canning. Next meeting set for July 36 at Heesie Sxin’s home.
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Alpen
Alsoe Witeneel
Ethel Lund
Brandenburg End
Ethel Lond
Pearl Linafelter
Bessie Skinner
Heesie Sxinnec
Whib
Sacajawea Girls To Have Swimming Party
A Sacajawea troop plans a swimming party amid small turnout due to several girls attending ramon. The meeting opened with a letter from Gladys White describing seas camp life at CheeR-Pu and urging troop members to bring food for the event.
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Sacajawea
Ramon
Cheek
Gladys White
Open Forum on Church Unity and Doctrinal Debates
A Letter to the Editor from Seattle notes in the Huronite that readers are confused by a church union report. It argues the Church of Christ and Christian Church are the same in aim, criticizes denominationalism, and urges unity based on New Testament teaching. It contrasts New Light Christian Church practices with the current group and cites census figures, colleges, and assets to argue for a unity rooted in scripture.
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Prem
Seattle
Wash
Huronite
Church of Christ
Christ
Matt
Jesus Christ
Antioch
Jesus
Johr
New Lights’ Christian Church
Fheat
New Light Christian Church
Jean
Gust
Cruce
Sarrie
New Light
Huron
Associated Press
Congregational Churches
New Light Christian
Ohio
North Carolina
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Visits Noted
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs F L Class departed for Wolsey for a morning visit. T C Young traveled to Hitchcock for a day of business. Dr HP Carson returned east after a several day visit. George RowleyMitchell and R O Richards visited with LTT John B Connors Jr. from a Chicago Wisconsin trip. Dike Farrell and Keiley returned from Minnesota. Coler Campbell came home from Minneapolis after an extended stay. Wilbur Toyce returned from Minneapolis after a long trip. John Sauer and E W Fiege family left for Lake Big Stone Saver cottage. Ralph Longstaff arrived from Pierre to visit family and then proceeded to Minneapolis.
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F. L
Wolsey
T. C. Young
Hitchcock
HP. Carson
George Rowley Af Mitchell
Mra
R. O. Richards
LTT
John B. Conners, Jr
Chicago
Point
Wisconsin
Et. Dike
B. F. Farrell
D. L. Keiley
Minnesota
Coler Campbell
Minneapolis
Watertown
Wilbur Toyce
Joyce
John
A. Sauer
E. W. Fiege
Lake Big Stone
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Pan American Building
Corcoran Art Gallery
Arlington Cemetery
United States Capitol Building
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Smithsonias Institute
Library of Congress
United States Greenhouses
Mount St. Albans
Smithsonian Institute
White House
Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Marine Band Orchestra
Bureau of Printing
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Harper's Ferry
Frederick
Gettysburg Cemetery
Niagara Falls
Gandhi
Vatican
Sterday
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Weize
Voltaire
Thomas
Benj. Thomas
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