Old Ironsides Remains A Living Reminder Of New England Shipbuilding
The Constitution, famed as a warship and a symbol of wood and canvas naval power, is praised as a priceless memento of vanished days. Reconditioning and its Atlantic voyage rekindle memories of Maine and Massachusetts shipbuilders who forged swift, seaworthy vessels that propelled American trade and westward expansion.
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Yankee
Atlantic
New England
West
America
Maine
Massachusetts
Ironsides
The Public Gets Wise about Boxing Gate Receipts
The piece argues boxing crowds fell after the Schmeling Stribling fight, blaming low mood and high prices. It notes baseball, horse racing, and golf thriving this summer, suggesting the public tires of uncertain boxing entertainment and will not pay president-level salaries.
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United States
Trans Atlantic Yacht Race Sets Sail From Newport
Ten small sailing craft depart Newport Rhode Island bound for Plymouth England, covering nearly 3000 miles in about three weeks with decent winds. The race promises a rugged test of seamanship and endurance aboard crews seeking a swift, safe voyage across the Atlantic.
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Newport
R. 1
Plymouth
England
Buying on Installment Drives Big Retail Growth
Automobile and household goods account for large spending, with electric refrigerators at 300 million and vacuum cleaners at 70 million. The installment system reduces risk for lenders as items like cars and radios serve as security, enabling broader distribution. Warning to motorists notes a sudden event on a city avenue between Fifth and Seventh streets.
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Fifth
Seventh Streets
St Lawrence Waterway Seeks Senate Ratification
The article argues for early ratification of the St Lawrence waterway treaty and urges a nationwide campaign to build support. It emphasizes the waterway’s value to the middle west, its potential to stimulate commerce, equalize trade, and boost national prosperity similar to the Panama Canal’s impact on distant regions.
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SY. Lawrence
Senate
St Lawrence Waterway
Middle West
Panama Canal
Far East
Far West
A Three Billion Dollar Bill In Medical Spending
Dr Michael M Davis of the Julius Rosenwald fund told the National Conference of Social Work in Minneapolis that the United States spends 3 billion dollars yearly on medical services. He highlighted that about 750 million is wasted on worthless medicines with 35 to 50 percent overhead in private medical and dental practice. He urged public awareness, clinic organization, and public education to cut waste while noting patent medicine vendors and quacks thrive on ignorance.
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Michael M. Davis
Julius Rosenwald Fund
National Conference of Social Work
Minneapolis
United States
Soviet Propaganda in Films Praised Yet Questioned
The Moscow cinema season abroad lauds Soviet films as technical feats and historic milestones like Potemkin while noting the heavy propaganda aim. Critics say Bolshevik cinema neglects art for political aims, using sensationalism over factual rigor, limiting genuine artistic impact.
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Moscow
Christian Science Monitor
Lenine
East End
Lenina
Potemkin
Russia
Hoover News Leaks Sparks Little News In Sioux City Journal
President Hoover shows chagrin over White House leaks he drove 100 miles from Rapidan camp to Washington in under two and a half hours. An observer notes the car likely traveled at 60 mph, exceeding Virginia’s 45 mph limit, but morally Hoover did nothing wrong.
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Boover
Sioux City Journal
Hoover
White House
Repiden
Washington
Howe
Rapidan
Virginia
Fishing outlook tied to what you seek on trip
The piece argues fishing trip success depends on goals not just catches. It warns against pessimism spoiling the outing and notes how perceived luck or effort affects mood and party dynamics. References to Western Railroad and livestock price terms appear as scattered context amid the fragmented text.
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Fieemen
Fis
Omaha World-Herald
4-H Girl Writes True Camp Story
A South Dakota 4-H club member recounts a camp tale about the Brown children Bob Mary and Betty preparing for annual club camp. Mary befriends others wins editing duties at camp while facing jealousy from roommates and rivals as camp days unfold through friendships chores and a final star camper nomination.
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Bob
Mary
Betty
Brown
Cab
Sbe
Mrs. Brown
Hemera
Saller
Potter Club Triumphs At Gettysburg 4-H Camp
The 4-H club from Gettysburg earned a pennant for perfect attendance at the camp with The Presto Machine winning first place for a stunt. Ellen Huywik finished second in shoe judging and Bernice Jackson second in star camp, while a club quilt funded by mothers helped cover camp expenses. A home extension agent urged harmony, reminding girls that winning honors should not breed jealousy or belittle others.
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Potter Club
Gettysburg
Jcarop
Mre. C. FL Jackson
Ellen Huywik
Bernice Jackson
Star Camp
Mary
Huron Girl Leaves For Northern Camp
Miss Joyce Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Anderson 765 Iowa avenue southeast leaves this morning for Minneapolis to attend two Girl Scout camps near the twin cities for two weeks Joyce was named delegate to receive this trip by Sacajawea troop 3 winners in the Hur anlte free trip contest Other winners include Sacajawea Minnehaha and Anderson is the first class scout in Sacajawea troop the largest in the city
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Joyce Anderson
G. M. Anderson
Iowa Avenue
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Joyce
Becajawea Troop 3
Sacafawea
Minnesota
Minnehaha
Min Anderson
Sacajawea
Busy Bees Meet For Styles At Afternoon Club
Members gathered for a meeting to discuss dress styles and patterns for an afternoon event. Clara Scharber and Anna Kludt tested fabric selections while Alize McBride handled club registration. Refreshments were prepared for attendees.
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Biylee
Phi
Ee A . Gerting
Alize McBride
Regerter
Clara Scharber
Anna Kludt
Puzzle clues mix of words and numbers in a cryptic list
A fragmented OCR style item presents a long, jumbled list of clues and numbers including terms like Greedy, Becomes ex e Nausted, and Pillar, with scattered proper nouns and nonstandard spellings. It reads as a cryptic or crossword style worksheet rather than a narrative article, lacking a clear event or person to anchor a news summary.
Dairy foods club names chosen for meeting
Demonstrations included faloes and corn soup served for lunch. Viola Russell and Gwendolyn Baptist will speak on Amic drinks at the next meeting on July 30 at Thelma French's home. The club adopts the name But But Butter Maids 4-H Club. regular meetings are on Fridays, per Er dine Widegar, club reporter.
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Faloes
Viola Russell
Gwendolyn Baptist
Thelma French
Dairy Foods Club
Butter Maids
Erdine Widegar
Minnehaha Girl Scouts Hold Regular Meeting
Minnehaha Girl Scouts met with Mrs. W. M. Sibley and Mrs. C. D. Dunbar in charge. Alene Gibbs was moved to Bobelink patrol from Little Sioux. Bobelinks studied second class teste. Bluebirds Crewen Brown Kathleen Conner Marjorie Thompson Marjorie Bastian and Bonnie Jean Dunbar passed teste and received badges. Kathleen attended Scout camp at Lake Enemy Swim and will receive badge later.
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Minnehaha
W. M. Sibley
C. D. Dunbar
Alene Gibbs
Bobelink
Little Sioux
Bobelinks
Bluebirds
Crewen Brown
Kathleen Conner
Marjorie Thompson
Marjorie Bastian
Bonnie Jean Dunbar
Kathleen
Lake Enemy
Huron Reserve Enjoys Week at Camp Wilson
Marjory Suiter of the Huron Girl Reserve thanks the Camp Wilson group at Lake Byron for a memorable trip. She notes a gypsy play featuring a prince princess king and elves, plus a circus night and entertaining clowns. The Evening Huronite and local professionals aided the excursion.
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Huron Reserve
Camp Wilson
Lake Wilson
Lake Byron
Huron
Marjory Suiter
Custer Valley Club Picnic Meeting Report
The Custer Valley Cats club held a picnic in July at Ward Grove. Members swam, then played a baseball game in Sheffield. The next regular meeting is planned for August at Joseph Stahley home, per club reporter Ons Pamp.
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Custer Valley Club
Custer Valley Cats
Ward Grove
Ons’ Pamp
Sheffield
Joseph Stahley
Broadland Leaguers Plan Special Event
The Broadland Epworth league met to discuss inviting Cresk AVOULE league member to Broadland in the near future.
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Broadland
Broadland Epworth League
Fay
Cresk Avoule ‘League
Fue
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notices Review
O K Snow arrived home from Centerville. Mr and Mrs Gale Smill of Cavon were visiting in Huron. Frank Bentley departed for Aberdeen for a visit. Mrs M J Dinneen arrived home from Sioux Falls. Miss Helen Hupp returned from Renville Mina and Bowdle. John Mills came home from Ke Wanse TL after visiting relatives. Carl Hoy returned to LaDelle after visiting his brother Alva Hoy. Mr and Mrs Ralph Mahaffey of Broadland visited relatives. Mrs A B Barnes of Wessington visiting Blake home. Mrs Roy Williams and Margaret Hert returned from Redfield with Mrs J W Scott. Col J B Geddis departed for Hot Springs on business. F C W Kuehn arrived home from points north on business. Lou Liltbridge went to Hawarden on business. Vernon Weir left for a day’s business in Cavour. Mabel Glenn and Marion Blount plan Sunday or Monday trip to Solon Springs Wisconsin for vacation.
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O. K. Snow
Centerville
Gale Smill
Cavon
Huron
Frank Bentley
Aberdeen
M. J. Dinneen
Sioux Falls
Mis
Helen Hupp
Renville
Mina
Bowdle
John Mills
Kewanse
Carl Hoy
Alva Hoy
LaDelle
Ralph Mahaffey
Broadland
A.B. Barnes
Wessington
Blake
Roy Williams
Margaret Hert
Redfield
J. W. Scott
Col
J. B. Geddis
Hot Springs
F.C. W. Kuehn
Points North
Lou Liltbridge
Hawarden
Vernon Weir
Cavour
Mabel Glenn
Marion Blount
Solon Springs
Wis
Watertown Brookings 2 Truck Permit Given
Watertown and Brookings gain a class four permit for daily truck service by Kota Warehouse between Watertown Castlewood route with stops at Castlewood Estelline Bruce Volga Stone Bridge Bagley Johnsonville and Midway. The grant follows discontinued passenger service between the two cities.
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Watertown
Brookings
C. A. Carr
Castlewood
Estelline
Bruce
Volga
Stone Bridge
Bagley
Johnsonville
Midway
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Special Election Called In Mobridge City Government Vote
Mobridge voters will decide July 24 whether to change city government from the mayor and council plan back to the old form. The election runs 8 AM to 5 PM with both sides organizing for a close contest and a large turnout expected.
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Mobridge Mobridge
Mobridge
Council Plan
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