Relief meeting in Huron outlines improved aid plans
South Dakota counties spent 1.26 million dollars on relief last year with Central South Dakota contributing 286 502 for poor relief county farms and hospitals. The Huron conference urged scientific, economical administration and work programs to replace charity, with a state relief committee to be named by Gov. Green guiding forthcoming winter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Harson
Perkins
Custer
Huronite
Gilded
State Relief Committee
Warren E. Green
W Inter
Ottawa Conference and Imperial Trade Impacts
Analyzes the Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference and the risk of mutual trade favors among England and dominions. Warns against barriers that could hurt the United States and notes Canada’s retaliatory tariffs. Optimistic that officials seek to lessen barriers, predicting little harm to the United States from the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
England
Dominions
Washington
Canada
Dominion
Briave
British dominions wary of drastic Ottawa actions
The passage notes that far-Hung countries fear policy shifts affecting trade and that Canada Australia and other dominions may hesitate to abandon current links. It argues British statesmen should exercise greatest caution to avoid spurring a global commercial split and the rise of rival blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominions
Australia
Ottawa
Harriman backs domestic allotment plan for farm relief
H L Harriman president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States vows strong support for the voluntary domestic allotment plan. In a letter to the Huron Chamber of Commerce and The Evening Huronite he endorses the Norbeck bill, praises its direction, and cites three program points including anti trust reform, shorter work hours, and the proposed farm price support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
H. L Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huronite
Washington
M. L. Wilson
Bozeman, Mont
Evening Huronite
Boston
Garner Bares Own Fallacy Des Moines View
The Des Moines Register critiques Speaker Garner for proposing that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation lend to a Texan farmer on mule security. It argues the idea reveals a practical fallacy, would burden seven directors, risk vast abuses, and delay relief by years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Des Moines Register
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Corporation
Ihs
Texas
Mellowed by Age and Other Observations on Maturity
The talk traces aging as a softening of harsh character, noting examples from historic leaders and notable figures who show gentler temperaments in old age. It also hints at political debate over automobile tax use and county control of funds, with skepticism about who decides spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Lochiel
Fez
Duke of Wellington
Thor
Boy Scouts Plan International Olympic Style Camp Games
The San Francisco Boy Scout council proposes an at home Olympic event with country teams, ribbons, and judges. Captains select entries, assign events such as discus throw and 100 yard dash, and judge scores to crown the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loa Angeles
Harold Stein
San Francisco
Boy Scout Council
County Meet Chooses Two Teams From 18 Entries
Beadle county 4H home economics teams will demonstrate at the H club building on the state fair grounds August 18. From 18 teams two will be selected for the district event involving Spink Beadle and Hand counties. Demonstrations include Clothing Foods Danny Foods Room Improvement and Canning. A district meet proceeds August 25 in Huron with Mrs Lenora Gitchell judging. Two district teams progress to the state fair with state competition on August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Sara L. Dewing
Spink
Beadle
Hand
Redfield
Mill
Huron
Lenora Gitchell
Gitchell
Obsolete Olympic Fun Races From Early Games
The text details improvised events with improvised equipment and team constraints. It describes a distance javelin event with rustic 15 inch sticks and country tags, a 150 yard dash using a 100 foot string across the course, and an obstacle race for three entries with kerchief rope and arms linked. Rules forbid walking faster than the string. The narration notes the antics and suggests the games be run in a happy, smart fashion to maintain momentum.
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Eah
Stertieg Vna
Berumina
Eak Elf
Alpena Club Girls Demonstrate Can Greens
Alpena Sunshine club members demonstrated how to can greens at a July 22 meeting hosted by Pearl Linafelter. Agnes Brandenburg, president, presided over business. Six members and two visitors attended. Plans for a party were made, next meeting set for July 27 at Bessie Skinner’s home. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Club
Alpena Sunshine Club
Horoe
Pearl Linafelter
Bessie Skinner
Agnes Brandenburg
Seadon
Are
Ntother
Life of Schubert noted in appreciation report
A life appreciation report on Schubert was presented with a serenade description. A teffy and pie crust demonstration followed by Hall Beavers and Mary Hefferman. Beth Paris and Evelyn Welverton to demo next. A chorus of club members to perform at the 4 H banquet next month led by Ruby Johnson. Lunch served by Hall Beavers and Mary Hefferman. Regular meeting August 4. Local families traveled to Forsburg by auto. Mrs L Ruvel and children returning from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
Halla Beayers
Mary Hefferman
Beth Paris
Evelyn Welverton
Ruby Johnson
Halla Beavers
Help Yourself And Lend A' Hand
The article argues packaged meats will lower costs through trimming, reduced waste, and space efficiency, while delivering cleaner, convenient, and higher quality products. It also offers a lamb shoulder recipe with a fruit stuffing and cooking steps, plus a fruit dressing for pork or fowls.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron Miss Blanche and Marene Richards departed in the Richards auto for Lake Kumpeska for a visit. Mr and Mrs Richards will join them soon by rail. Nearby families Mr and Mrs D O Root and Mr and Mrs Daum left Saturday morning for a visit. Communications from Sioux Falls Sioux City and others note travel details and departures for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Marene Richards
Setorre
Wilson
M.C. Alford
Open Forum Letters Critique Taxes and Debts
Readers from Wessington Springs and Henry Kallis of unspecified location challenge steel prices, war-time taxes, and privatized monopolies. They urge skepticism of debt cancellations, world court, and foreign judges while defending national sovereignty and the U.S. flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter EB. Tranter
Wessington Springs
M. D
Evening Huronite
Panama Canal
Preas
World Court
League of Nations
China
Japan
Hague
Henry Kallis
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Hyde County
Furnished by Erestus Cornell official Abstracter Highmore South Dakota Treasurer of Hyde County to H C Shober NE 14 of Sec 32 two 122 range 73 and et al John G Ciefisch to Hallett Carry Co W 4? of NW 14 of Sec 1 two 110 range 73 George W Baughman to Moses UI Hunt SE 14 of Sec 10 and SW 14 of Sec 11 two ill range 73 T J Olson to Lillia A and Milton Brostrom E 44 of Sec 10 two 115 range Mildred Thomas Parcelle to Amn Thomas undivided one half of NE 14 of Sec 1 percent two 113 range 71 Christ Odegsard to Emma Odegaard E 1 of Sec 10 two 105 range 73
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siniths
Mt Om
Erestus Cornell
Highmore
S. D
Hyde County
H. C. Shober
John G. Ciefisch
Mildred Thomas
Parcelle
Amn Thomas
Christ Odegsard
Emma Odegaard
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Paust
Susk-Mitchell Newspapers, Jue
Board of County
Chie
Central
Hazel Christoffersen
Girl Scouts
Golden Links
U.S. A
U. S
Burton K. Wheeler
JT Company
CAL
Raving Teers
Chai
Jesse Busns
Ed G. Dinnéen
J. E. Scott
S:n
Foresburg
L. Ruvel
Kansas City
Ruvel
Harry Otto
Carthage
A. L. Kinkeid
Sioux City
Ast
Toh
Sannegees
Wen Tote Ee
Open Forum
Voltaire
Wessington
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