Germany's President and Reichstag Clash over Autocratic Powers
The piece argues that Germany under Hindenburg, though a republic, risks autocratic drift as the president can dissolve the Reichstag and set laws aside. It notes world view, compares Kaiser era to present, and questions whether such powers fit a republic or threaten democratic rule. The author favors governance by People through Congress and rejects autocratic powers.
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America
German Republic
Hindenburg
Reichstag
Germany
Kaiser
von Hindenburg
Congress
Push for Secretary of Highways and bigger road funds
At a United States Good Roads meeting in Oklahoma City a resolution urged Congress to create a Secretary of Highways as a cabinet member and to boost highway funding. Critics warned extra overhead and a new department might slow progress, noting highways require more construction before expanding roles such as roadside beautification and enforcement.
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United States Good Roads Association
Oklahoma City
Congress
Oklahoma
Middle West
Oklahoma Resolution Stirs Debate on Road Paving
A historical report notes states testing substitutes for paving yet none withstands modern traffic. It suggests limited support for an Oklahoma resolution amid concerns about road quality and public sentiment.
Pedestrians urged to share blame for highway crashes
The daily press shows rising automobile accidents with pedestrians as sufferers. Pedestrians in Huron ignore safety, crossing arterial highways against signals and slowing drivers’ progress. One headlight cars worsen night hazards, and enforcement should require two headlights for motorists.
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Huron
Drift Toward League of Nations Seen Inevitable
A press comment argues that the United States is drifting toward the League of Nations despite initial exclusion. It cites a Foreign Policy Association bulletin noting growing U S participation, nine nonpolitical league conventions, and state department moves toward peaceful dispute settlement and Geneva diplomacy.
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League
United States
League of Nations
Foreign Policy Association
Association
State Department
Prentiss Gilbert
Geneva
Gilbert
Assembly
United States League
Cox-Harding
International Sedg
George W. Wickersham
Jeremiah Smith
Boston
World Association of Rations
The Future of Wheat in a Surging World Market
A Kansas City Star analysis notes that world wheat carryover averages 43 million bushels, but recent years show large swings. Expansion of global wheat acreage, export activity including Russia, and European tariff shifts threaten U S markets. The piece argues farm strategy must weigh cutting wheat acreage against possible shifts in demand and production.
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Kansas City Star
Missouri
Vf the Star
Russia
Hessia
Stalin
Soviet Republic
Kansas
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
United States
Wessington Boy Recalls Camp Da Ko Tah Experience
Four Wessington youths joined Camp Da Ko Tah near Miller for a Scout week. The entry describes patrols, tests, belt awards, meals, flag ceremonies, a storm flooding a dam, leather work, an overnight hike to a haunted house, and reflections on the trip with thanks to benefactors and The Evening Huronite.
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Chester Topp
da Ko Tah
Miller
Wessington
Wessington Springs
Ehough
Pierre
Clampeos
H. P
Seoul
Steg
Ft. Pierre
Huron
Cama
Dakota Belles Name Club Demonstrators Enda Stebbs Beulah Bowen
Dakota Belles Sewing club meeting July 18 at Enda’s home appointed Enda Stebbs and Beulah Bowen as demonstrators. Members planned material purchases for a club banner and a 4-Brewing bag lesson. Nine members and one visitor attended. next meeting August 1 at Mrs. Mable Crossman’s home.
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Dakota Belles
Enda Stebbs
Beulah Bowen
Dakota Belles Sewing Club
Enda
Lorene Bothwell
Seasion
Jumck Wes
Mable Crossman
Dakota Valley Team Beats Progressives in Close Kittenball Match
The Dakota Valley kittenball team from Dakota Belles Room Improvement and Valley Sunshine Sewing clubs defeated Clyde Center Freres on Sunday evening by a razor close margin after eight innings. Captain Mildred Lyman said both teams traded yells at the end and another match is planned in about three weeks per Mims Lyman.
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Dakota Valley
Dakota Belles Room Improvement Club
Valley Sunshine Sewing Club
Clyde Center Freres Ech
Mildred Lyman
Mims Lyman
Merry Stitchers Meet by 4-H Club Wednesday Evening
The Merry Stitchers 4-H club of Tu lare held its regular meeting at Roy Binger’s home on Wednesday evening. After the business session and refreshment hour, the hostess served refreshments.
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Merry Stitchers
Merry Stitchera 4-H Club
Tulare
Roy. Binger
Erosion Likely Causes Deep Soil Loss in Kansas Valley
A small valley in northeastern Kansas shows that eighty six percent of land has eroded, losing from eight to forty inches of soil since it was cleared years ago. The study highlights ongoing erosion in the region and its impact on agricultural land and productivity.
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Hayes
Kansas
Garden 4-H group showcases first year projects
Arden Larsen of Harrold speaks for Pleasant Valley Garden club Hughes county. She is one of two demonstrators with Gerald Pool on The Home Garden. Club leader Luck Fool. They plan to exhibit at the county fair and intend to join again next year.
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Arden Larsen
Harrold
Pleasant Valley Garden Club
Hughes County
Gerald Pool
Okobojo Girls Demonstrate Fruit Whip At Club Meeting
Beth Garrett led a food demonstration on how to make fruit whip at the You Bet I Can 4-4 Canning club meeting in Okoboji on July 20. Louise Flansburg reported pledge songs opened the gathering. other refreshments included peaches whipped cream salad dressing and chopped vegetables served at the close.
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Okobojo
Beth Garrett
Okoboji
Louise Flansburg
Elu
Leader Checks 4-H Club Record Books
The W H E O Low Litter club met Friday evening, July 18, at the home of Howard and James Stoner with seven members present. Leader O Y Olson explained the record books. After the meeting a short social hour and lunch were served by Mrs Ed Stoner. The next meeting will be at Ruth and Adam Caldein’s home on August 15, per club reporter Thelma Swanson.
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Howard
James Stoner
O. Y. Olson
Ed Stoner
Ruth
Adam Caldein
Thelma Swanson
Dearborn Clubbers Report On Slab Calves
Dearborn Sunshine Baby Beet club met at the Morrissey home Monday evening July 21 to hear a report on the condition of the slab calves. Six members attended and gave an account of their club activities. The next meeting will be at the Simental home Monday August 12.
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Dearborn
Thomas and
Eugene Morrissey
Thomas Morrissey
Earl
Homer Simental
Dorothy Atkinson Wins Third In Bonilla Dairy Judging
Dorothy Atkinson of the Bonilla Butter Boosters &H club placed third in class B at a Bonilla judging contest held Saturday. She recounts the method: records to county agent R A Cave, a dairy-type heifer demonstration by five club members, then four more heifers judged by all, with calves split into classes A heavy B medium and C first year, prizes awarded in each class.
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Dorothy Atkinson
Bonilla
Prize awards at junior fair calf show outcomes
Best advantage and other prizes were awarded, with prizes for calves showing the largest fair growth. A demonstration on calf trimming was given, described as very interesting. Each member who did not win a prize received fifty cents for showing their calves.
Beadle Girls Host Picnic at James River Gathering
Beadle Girls and friends joined Valley Sunshine Sewing club and Dakota Helles Room Improvement club for a Monday evening picnic at the James River. Swimming provided the main entertainment with a bonfire later roasting marshmallows and Weiners. Cake and watermelon were served.
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Valley Sunshine Sewing Club
Dakota Helles Room Improvement Club
James River
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