Domestic allotment plan gains momentum in farming regions
Enthusiasm for a voluntary domestic allotment plan grows as education campaigns spread. Supporters argue the plan could raise farm prices and stabilize farming, with Norbeck’s emergency measure acting as a bridge if the permanent plan faces a slow timetable. Bankers and insurers begin to acknowledge agriculture needs fair prices for general economic recovery.
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Pasnee
Congress
Senate
Chicago
Apri
W.R. Ronald
Mitchell
M. L. Wilson
Bozeman
Mont
Washington
Ronald
Peter Nerbeck
Senator Norbeck
Norbeck
Cong
South Dakota backs farm relief plan and education tests
An editorial argues for a voluntary domestic alignment plan to raise farm prices without boosting production, while criticizing debt and bureaucracy. It credits South Dakota figures and papers for backing the plan, and notes intelligence tests for future students amid questions about their purpose. The piece closes with a historical quip about ancient civilizations and working weeks.
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South Dakota University
Press Comment on Frontiersmen and Bogus Heroes
The piece argues killers like Wild Bill Hickok Billy the Kid and modern gangsters share treachery and deadly methods. It condemns glorifying killers to children, noting frontier outlaws used cover and ambush, and warns against romanticized portrayals of violence across history.
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Wild Bill Hickok
Billy the Kid
Fat Garrett
Garrett
Enforcing Peace Ideas From Butler and Kellogg
The article discusses Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University and Frank B. Kellogg proposing economic weapons and disarmament to enforce peace. Butler favors a global economic boycott to punish aggressors, while Kellogg urges reduced military power. Both paths, used together, could curb aggression and strengthen stability.
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Sioux City
Nicholas Murray Buller
Columbia University
Frank B. Kellogg
Coolidge
Butler
Kellogg
Japan
Shanghai
Orient
Pacific
China
United States
Dr. Butler
Kelogg
Huron Boys Sweep DaKoTah Trophy At Scout Camp
Huron Boy Scout Troop 2 won the DaKoTah pennant as the top unit at Camp DaKoTah near Miller this year with 25.4 honors average. Redfield Troop 8 took second with 14 honors and Pierre Troop 40 third with 13.6. The four week camp ran June 22 to July 10, enrolling 108 scouts from multiple towns. three scouts earned Star rank, five first class, 17 second class badges, and 510 merit badges were earned.
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Pierre
DaoTah
Eggers
Tank of Life Scout
Ead
Huron
Redfield
Deland
Broadland
Hitchcock
Irogquois
Weton Springs
Fee
Highhmyre
Lesson
Enn Valley
Mundo
Aleo
Springs
Hudelph Lundhore
Alpena
David Evans
Burt Wooledge
Gann V Wesley
Bruce Ketelle
Lyle Barton
Frank Kinyon
Haror Kinyon
Agles
Churchill Wilcox
Woodrow Gregory
John Lynch
Howard Axelrad
Rex Lewin
Bernard Posey
Wessington Springs
Paul Evans
Mervil Bennett
Scout leaders plan Itasca Itasca State Park training camp
Scout Director to attend Itasca State Park camp July 2 30 at Itasca Minnesota region 1 training camp open to scouters. Earle Rex Irwin Redfield will represent the council August 1 15. Limited Eagle Scout participation. trail project under park rangers permanent monument to scouting.
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Itasca
Fred C. Eggers
Cyril van Hise
Pierre
Itasca State Park
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Earle
Rex Irwin
Redfield
Itasca Park
Park Zrangers
Bogers
Four Scouts Prepare Wilderness Canoe Trip in Minnesota
Four Central South Dakota Boy Scouts set to depart Ely Minnesota on August 1 for a one week canoe journey through Superior National Forest. Participants include Donald Walters William Theophilus from Iroquois and Howard Saylor Irving Axelrod from Huron. Howard travels as guest of Huron business leaders and The Evening Huronite.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Fred C. Eggers
Ely
Minn
Superior National Forest
Donald Walters
William Theophilus
Iroquois
Howard
Saylor
Irving Axelrod
Huron
Huron Troop 2
L. S. Betts
Huron Children Visit In France
A reading club letter recounts a trip through Switzerland and France. The group stays at a mountain hotel run by a Swiss girl named Malou and enjoys skiing, skating, fresh strawberries, and cream. They visit St Bernard Pass Lucerne Paris and mention landmarks and figures like Marie Antoinette Napoleon Victor Hugo and Marshal Foch. The tone mirrors a school travelogue for boys and girls.
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Pegs
Swizerland
France
Litte
Malou
Dave
St. Bernard Pass
St. Bernard
Lucerne
Marie Antoinette
Switzerland
Paris
Millet
Angelus
Napoleon
Victor Hugo
John of Arc
Spink Sewing Club Finishing Project Plans Picnic
Cottonwood Lake Busy Bees 4-H members who attended the Fu ron camp in June reviewed the event at a July 15 meeting at Mrs. W. Platte's home. They aim to complete the project by the next meeting at Marcella Rocher's home, with a planned picnic and committees set for the regular meeting and picnic. A hostess-supplied lunch followed a kilnball game.
Troop 1 Plans Hike And Swimming Party
Members of Huron Big Scout Troop 1 will hike to a site near the haunted house next Sunday. The plan emerged at Thursday’s K C hall meeting led by Scout reporter Ted San ideb. Scouts will take tests in swimming and life saving at the nearby pool.
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Huron
K. C. Hall
Ted Sanideb
Miler
Schwiderski
Trey Alec
Central Words Puzzle and Lost-Line Word List
A fragmented OCR list blends vertical and horizontal clues and stray terms. It mixes numbered word prompts with partial answers and stray letters, including references to political names, anatomy terms, objects, and misc labels, creating a puzzling compilation rather than a coherent article.
Girl Reserves Camp at Lake Byron Nature Hike Report
The Girl Reserves from McKinley School attended a weekend camp at Camp Wilson Lac Byron hosted by Huron business leaders and The Evening Huronite. They joined Elsie Titt and Mildred Pugsley on a nature hike, observing butterflies birds wildflowers trees rocks shells petrified wood and fossils and recording their observations in notebooks.
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Camp Wilson
Lac Byron
Lucille Tams
McKinley School Club
Huron
Lucille
Elsie Titt
Mildred Pugsley
Kildeer
Cottonwood Cookers Hold Regular Meeting At Home
The Cottonwood Lake Happy Cookers met July 13 at Mas W Platte home with 11 members and five visitors. Members answered roll call with jokes, Florence Tuhandt reviewed Huron club camp, Hazel McIntyre and Winifred Ames demonstrated proper breakfast table setting. Games and lunch followed. Next meeting August 20 at the reporter’s home. each member to bring three biscuits for judging.
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Cottonwood Cookers
Cottonwood Lake
Happy Cookers
Mas. W. Platte
Marcella Roeber
Florence Tuhandt
Hazel McIntyre
Winifred Ames
Radio Features Broadcast Schedule By Time
Radio features list NBC CBS and NBC networks outline the weekend schedule with Bert Lahr’s stage humor deemed unsuitable for radio and a shift to dance music. Several programs and performers including the Rollickers quartet, Guy Lombardo, Frankie Masters, and Babe Ruth are noted among daily slots and Sunday highlights.
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Butterfield
Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Bert Lahr
Timew
WEAT
NBC
Rollickers
Ralph Kirbery
WABC
CBS
Lewisohn
Coral Islanders
Guy Lombardo
WIZ
Frankie Masters
Chicago
Huron Leads Bid For 1933 Legion Convention Host
The towns Huron Aberdeen and Pierre vie to host the American Legion state convention in 1933. Huron cites central location and chamber bid. Aberdeen touts strong membership and drum corps. Pierre pushes center state position as appeal. Delegates will decide the host city amid a lively campaign and a potential state commander election.
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Watertown
Dakota
Jotown
The
American Legion
Huron
Aberdeen
Pierre Delege
Chamber of Commerce
Aldeen Post
Pierre
Servce
Bistre Post
Convention City
State Department
Twenty Years Ago News From Huron Social Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron residents and visitors are noted. Miss Bessie Pease returned from Chicago after a two month visit. Mrs H J Ward arrived from Jefferson City Missouri after visiting her sister. Ralph Berger and Henry Wibich left for Steve Falls with cars to drive home. The Idlers hosted a well attended party at Daums Hall with about thirty four couples. Willer Dickey of Iroquois was in the city for a few days. Miss Norah Hogan left for Canistota for a short visit. Mr and Mrs HL BR Costain left for Parker to visit relatives. Miss Lelane Oviatt went to St Lawrence for a visit. Ruth and Vesta Sparks visited for the Idlers dance.
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Bessie Pease
Chicao
iMra
H. J. Ward
Jefferson City
Harey Wibich
Ralph Berger Feft
Steve Fails
Mr. Wibirt
Daum’s Hall
Willer Dickey
Iroquois Ig
William Wagner
Aberdeen
Norah Hogan
Canistota
Isit
HL BR. Costain
Parker
Town Receives First Air Mail Letter
In Downieville California a village gets its first mail by airplane. A letter for Marion Cheek was dropped from the plane and landed in her backyard after a brief aerial drop near the mining camp. Pilot Al Yondell delivered the parcel via parachute.
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Downieville
Cat
Marion Cheek
al Yondell
Miss Cheek
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