Against Crows as Pests In Scathing Nature Association Memo
The piece quotes President Newton Packe denouncing crows as agricultural pests and describes the bird in vivid, harsh terms. It recounts anecdotes of crow behavior, insistence on their malevolence, and a mock reflection on crow psychology, labeling them as cunning and troublesome.
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American Nature Association
Newton Packe
Gountier
Edger’ Allen Poe
James Oliver
Curwood
Rudyard Kipling
Federal Home Building Service Plan announced for small builders
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board unveils a nationwide plan to link home financing, architects, and technicians to supervise construction for homes under 8000 dollars. The program seeks to reduce substandard building, protect lenders, and standardize design, materials, and oversight across 83 percent of American families earning 2500 dollars or less.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Federal Home Building Service
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Low East
Bank Board
John H. Fahey
Bank Board backs supervise construction plan for safer loans
The Bank Board chairman urged lenders to actively foster better construction to ensure safer, sound homes. He noted widespread endorsement of the principle of tying loans to structural quality, and cited past support from the United States Building and Loan League and the American Institute of Architects to link financing with quality building nationwide.
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Bank Board
Fahey
United States Building and Loaa League
American Institute of Architects
Parents urge safer swimming after Ravine Lake drowning
Following Glen Lehman’s drowning, Huron parents restrict Ravine Lake access while Loftus Ward urges supervision hours 1:30 to 4:30 pm and the buddy system. Lifeguards patrol the east beach zone where the safe swim area has been improved, to prevent similar tragedies.
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Glen Lehman
Ravine Lake
Loftus H. Ward
Ward
South Dakota
James River
Des Moines Register comes into South Dakota
Mitchell Republic notes that Des Moines Register owner Gardner Cowles Jr. is purchasing WNAX, predicting improved quality for the station and a beneficial cross promotion with newspapers. The piece argues radio and newspapers are healthy competitors that boost overall news demand.
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DES Moines Register
South Dakota
Mitchell Republic
WNAX
Gardner Cowles Jr
Register
South
Iowa
Cowles
Daily Republic
Dewnpaperr
Des Moduas Register
Republic steel faces NLBR hearings amid odds against them
Washington reports that Republic Steel may confront a bold challenge as hearings before the National Labor Relations Board begin. The piece notes the board's threefold role, potential criminal charges under a post Civil War statute, and references to Harlan County and liquor industry tensions.
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Washington
Republic Steel
National Labor Relations Board
NLBB
Department of Justice
Harlan County
Kentucky
McGrady Linked To Labor Department Shakeup Rumors
McGrady, long a labor public servant, faces potential move as speculation swirls about a replacement under Major Berry’s nonpartisan league. The piece notes his past strikes, dual roles, and friction with workers while hinting at a broader opposition to further attacks prior to the Kentucky case decision.
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ME. M.grady
Flward PF
McGrady
Department of Labor
St. Anthony
Major Berry
Labor
League
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Labor Department
Ed McGrady
Uncle Sam
Anthony No
Mr. McGrady
Kikoa
FHA to return 10 million to Treasury as self supporting
The Federal Housing Administration will hand back 4,450,000 of its 10,000,000 appropriation to the Treasury, signaling it is largely self supporting and may bear all its expenses next year. The note contrasts this with the Reconstruction Finance and other programs, calling them failures, while lauding FHA for aiding home construction nationwide with guaranteed financing.
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R. Aircan
Los Angeles “Times
Federal Housing Administration
Treasury
Resettlement Administration
Ite
Sfticans
Are Enema
Diary of a Quiet Midweek at the Farm
A diarist notes a midweek routine of household tasks and haying preparations. She recalls a long‑lost visitor who speaks of discipline and diet, and observes the day’s farm work with mowing, sharpening machines, and the scent of fresh hay. The entry ends with a tranquil dusk and the stars rising.
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Jim
Micky
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Air Attack Question
Residents recall a possible air sighting as G W Jackeem reports seeing an airplane over Huron. He notes hearing a motor hum clearly and describes the craft flying southwest. Other items mention Mary McWeany visiting Redland and Herbert Drinkwater planning a trip to the west.
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Huron
G. W. Jackeem
Mer
Jackson
Mira
James McWeany
Redland
Mary
Omaha
Herbert Drinkwater
Wedding Plans Stir Spooner Area Guests Attend
Spooner Wis residents prepare for a 5 p.m. wedding service as Miss Ruth Holstrom wed in town. William Holstrom of this city attends, while relatives journey to visit kin in Mankato and the Twin Cities. others head to Chicago and Howard for visits and business during the trip.
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Spooner
Wis
Tey
Ralph Biter
Mankato
Minn
Andrew Frost
Twin Cities
John Doherty
Eva
Howard
Ruth Holstron
Holstrom
William
Ferb Bramwell
Chicago
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By Olive Neff
Refriberator care guidance urges weekly cleaning with sal soda and water, wiping interior dry. It notes hot water fails to sterilize and recommends cold water with soda, plus line on drain clogged slime removal and moisture control to prevent food spoilage.
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Olive Neff
Refrigerator care for vegetables and revival tips
A practical guide notes vegetables can still be fresh at cold temperatures but many women lack knowledge on handling before refrigerating. Wilted produce loses water. revive by soaking in cold water before refrigerating, then drain. Lettuce and greens need covered ventilated storage with higher humidity.
Miss Marie Peterson Visites Highmore Guest
July 21 Miss Marie Peterson of Brookings has been a guest for several days in Highmore at the home of her friend Miss Dorothy Gray.
Vacation travelers leave for California from Highmore
July 21 report that Mr and Mrs F M Matiosor with Miss Rose Quirk and Miss Beily Lou Jordan depart for California to visit relatives and spend about three weeks. They will tour various points. Also noted is Vance Beavers returning home from San Francisco due to ill health.
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Highmore
Cspecai
F. M Matiosor
California
Rose Quirk
Beily Lou Jordan
Vance Beavers
Fordham
San Franksco
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W.C.T.U
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Supreme Court
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Virgin Islands
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