New Day Dawning For Farm Home Congress Tells
The eleventh annual South Dakota Farm Women's congress in Mitchell June 28 to 71 highlighted strong county turnout from 12 counties despite attendance gaps. Dr. C C Lipps of State college discussed tuberculosis eradication and testing plans, noting lesions vary and testing capacity, with four counties accredited in SD and three more in progress. Dr. C J Seamans of Dakota Wesleyan urged farm leadership, reduced state farm taxes, and a shift toward within-income budgeting. Lauritz Miller presented farm life images while new officers were elected including Mrs Mary Kotrles as president and Mrs Martin Sorenson as first vice president.
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South Dakota Farm Women's Congress
Mitchell
Occas Aon
Mabel Senior
The
Dakota Farmer
Miss Senior
C. C. Lipy
State College
Robert Koch
Lipp
South Dakota
Maine
North Carolina
J. M. Walters
Gunderson
Congress
Tax Commission
C. J. Seamans
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lauritz Miller
Jake
Mary Kotrles
Martin Sorenson
John M. Downer
Freeman
E. E Hunter
Letchex
Elizabeth Clark
Vermillion
$600 Canning Contest Promises Big Prizes
A national canning contest in Shenandoah Iowa offers $600 in cash to top entries with 100 prize and sweepstakes awards across fruits vegetables and meats. Open to all US women and girls, with judges from USDA and home economics groups evaluating color pack and flavor.
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Hurton
Shenandoah
Household Science Institute
United States Department of S Gri
Mary Yiwass
Kennan
United States
Food Authority
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Margaret Justim
American Home Economics Association
George Farrell
North Cental States
Department of Agriculture
Josephine Arnquist Bakke
Iowa State Agricultural College
Elaine Massey
Mississippi
Grace Viall Gray
United States Department of Agriculture
Shenandoah, A
Hand Weighing Scandal Mentioned in Day’s Shady Trade
A fragment from a late issue describes a butcher offering a hand for weighing meat, labeled a scoundrel scene involving Barbara and Sut Trg fim. The dialogue suggests a dubious scale method and a tainted market practice reported in Tit-Bits.
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Barbara
Business Women Attend Iowa Camp
Okoboji Iowa hosts a Business and Industrial conference from Tuesday to July 25 led by Prof F H Gane of Morningside College Sioux City. Delegates include Miss Inez Jones and Miss Kathleen Styer from Huron with Priscilla Southgate and Ruth Stewart coordinating sessions on economics sociology and dramatics.
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Okoboji
Iowa
F. H. Gane
Morningside College
Sioux City
Inez Jones
Huron Business and Professional Women’s Club
Kathleen Styer
Huron
Lake Okoboji
Miss Styer
Miss Jones
Huron Club
Priscilla Southgate
Marshalltown
Town
Ruth Stewart
Kansas City
Kansa
Annette Davis
St Joseph
Gladys Trummald
New Hospital
Minneapolis
Estella Bauer
Hastings
Ruth Hogan
Winona
Minn
Special Rugs Go Modern for a Bright Summer Home
A shift to livable summer interiors brings smart rugs in grass, rush, fibre, wool and blends. Descriptions note tapestried designs, geometric patterns, and colors that pair with any decor. Cotton chenille rugs and braided ovals gain popularity for year round use and easy care.
Prohibition debate urges education over enforcement
A Huron reader argues the eighteenth amendment and Volstead Act cannot solve prohibition through policing. She calls for universal health education, better school programs, child nutrition, physical education, swimming pools, and mental health efforts to reduce intemperance from childhood onward.
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South Dakota
Eugenjics
Popular Reading This Week Amid Heat Wave
Despite high temperatures readers flock to books with popular fiction including The Young Secret by Alice Grant Rosman Chances and Laments for the Living by Dorothy Parker. Non fiction favored includes Story of San Michele by Axel Munt and The Adams Family by James Tenslow Adams.
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Alice Grant Rosman
A. Hamilton Gibbs
Dorothy Parker
Stephen McKenna
Selbys
Anna Greene
Don Byrne
San Michele
Axel Munthe
Adams
James Tenslow Adams
Maurice Hindus
Mary Gladstone
Lucy Masterman
Liberty
Everett
Dean Martin
Food Poisoning Tied to Kitchen Carelessness
Federal officials report that most of the five year and twenty four year food poisoning cases stem from kitchen carelessness. The FDA and USDA publish a booklet titled Food Poisoning and the Law to guide housewives on preventing tainted food and safe disposal. copies are available free on request in Washington.
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Food and Drug Administration
United States Department of Agricultural
Deportment of Agricultural
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
BIC
College Girls Weigh Career Versus Marriage
A Nebraska survey shows freshmen favor marriage over careers four to one, while seniors favor careers three to one. Observers note changes after four years, with seniors believing they can balance husband and career. Debates include Mrs. Edison urging home making and Miss Connale supporting women in business. readers are invited to write opinions for the Woman's Page.
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University of Nebraska
Central South Dakota
Thomas A. Edison
Martha L. Connore
Edison
America
Instituteo
Connale
Work Boy Seeks Post Graduation Path at College
A student asks if a business college degree will yield a good position after graduation. The professor replies the key is willingness to start at the bottom and show up ready to work.
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Business College
Temperance Argument Shapes Youth Reform Policy
A speaker argues that promoting temperance will better curb social evils in the coming generation than legislative action, asserting moral influence over law. The remark highlights ongoing debates about how best to reform youth behavior through cultural means.
President Speaks On Good Citizenship At Lake Byron
Dr Royall urges summer students at Huron College to embrace universal brotherhood and global harmony. He warns that air raids could erase citizenship in an hour and that inner value, not race or ego, defines character. He says profession or vacation choice does not fix citizenship and anyone can become a good citizen.
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Royall. Anne
Huron College
Lake Byron
Universl
Near East
Eglor
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