Relief for South Dakota Crisis Committee Plans Help Network
South Dakota faces a grave emergency from drought low farm prices and a grasshopper plague. Gov Warren E Green names 22 to map relief with county and state committees coordinating feed credit and aid leveraging highways rail lines and federal relief to save breeder herds and avert heavy losses through winter.
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South Dakota
Huron
Warren E. Green
Commonwealth
Chicago and North Western Railway
Milwaukee Railroad
Red Cross
Chained Youths Enslaved by The Dead Past Cartoon
The Detroit News cartoon by Thomas shows a youth labeled The Youth of Europe chained to a grave marked The Dead Past. It argues older generations’ errors burden today’s youth with postwar debt and failed policies, hindering progress and bearing consequences for the world.
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Thomas
Detroit News
Europe
Detroit
Youth Struggles With Limited Path To Dream Big
A reflection on constrained ambitions for youth amid scarce opportunities. The text questions whether young people will remain bound by past limits or break free from metaphorical shackles to pursue progress and livelihoods.
County Agent Program Defended Amid Aid Efforts
A sharply worded editorial declares the county agents program is not vanishing and argues its value remains high. It notes Governor Green's conference in Huron will rely on extension service facts and envisions the agents as vital links between relief agencies and those in need during a difficult winter.
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John Hipple
Green
Huron
Wheat Prices and Farm Income Challenge United States Farmers
A statistician argues the U S wheat crop current pricing earns only 7.89 of farmers income while oversupply drives prices globally via Liverpool as the barter hub. He asserts excess wheat production lowers domestic value for corn hogs beef cattle and other farm outputs, calling for corrective action.
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United States
Liverpool
Myth of isolation ends? era not begun says press comment
Two Democratic leaders from Maryland and Tennessee claim America ends isolation with the German moratorium. The piece argues the United States has long engaged in world affairs, from wartime loans to European relief, arms talks, and arbitration, and that the isolation myth is political rhetoric.
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Kansas City Star
Washington Associated Press Dispatch
Hitchie
Maryland
Cordell Hull
Tennesee
America
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Russia
Near East
General Dawes
Owen D. Young
Geneva
Germany
World Court
Will Try Oil Surfaced Roads in South Dakota
Aberdeen American reports about bidding for about 50 miles of oil surfaced roads to be let August 1 from Pierre. State officials argue oil surfacing offers lower maintenance and costs than paving, and may suit South Dakota without overburdening taxpayers. Also notes a new state audit reducing county office misdeeds and outlines planned paving expansion next year across highways.
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Aberdeen American
Pierre
South Dakota
Hoyle
Board of County Commissioners
Alexandria Herald
Spink County
Fecield Journal Observer
Wolsey 4-H Boy Writes Of Trip To Washington
Earl Simantel, noted Beadle County 4-H figure, recounts a cross country tour with South Dakota 4-H members. The trip covers Sioux Falls to Chicago, Washington, D. C., Gettysburg, Mount Vernon, and Niagara Falls, ending with a Detroit game, campfires, and talks by sponsors and peers.
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Earl Simantel
Beatie County
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
Wolsey
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Soldier's Field
Dempsey
Tunney
Washington
Pittsburgh
Blue Ridge Mountains
Harper's Ferry
John Brown
Frederick
Gettysburg Battle Fields
H. Thompson
Ane
Georgia
Tennessee
St Albany
Woodrow Wilson
National Museum
Lindbergh
Jinkins
White House
Gallery of Art
Pan-American Building
Library of Congress
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Sioux Fells
Huron
Potter 4-H Girl Embraces Club Work and Projects
Blanch Simon, member of the Progressive Maids 4-H clothing club in Potter County, praises three years of activity under Mrs Amanda Hallett. She notes growing interest, new skills, and opportunities such as trips, summer camps, demonstration teams, fairs, a club camp, and a style revue to make clothes and win prizes.
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Progressive Maids 4-H Clothing Club
Potter County
Blanch Simon
Amanda Hallett
Hiad
Florencetta Girls Plan Club Exhibit Day in Hand County
Florencetta Bowing club members in Hand County organize an achievement day with the local leader checking exhibits and helping teams improve. Mothers of members are invited. The regular meeting occurred July 22 at Mrs L B Croll’s home with the president presiding. Plans for July 28 were set and a lunch was served per Mildred Gamble.
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Florencetta
Hand County
Mra. L. B. Croll
Mildred Gamble
Hitchcock Scout Wins Free Camp Trip Reward
Kenneth Voorhees of Hitchcock Troop 16 was chosen in The Huronite news writing contest to receive a free trip to Camp Dakorah near Miller. He praises the camp highlights including an overnight hike a water carnival and swimming while thanking the business and professional community of Huron and The Evening Huronite.
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Hitchcock
Miller
Huron
da- Korah
Kenneth Voorhees
Hitchcock Troop 16
Kenneth
Hand Clubbers Plan to Enter 4-H Parade
The Howell Baby Beef club of Hand county plans a float for the achievement day parade. Doris Harrison, club reporter, notes a July 25 meeting at KE J Tingles home. Committees were formed to prepare participation and showing club calves, and a new charter was presented.
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Hand
Howell Baby Beef Club
Hand County
Doris Harrison
KE. J. Tingles
Thirteen Stivers 4-H Dresses Judged at July Meeting
Leader judged thirteen Stivers 4-H dresses at a July 24 meeting held at W. Skinner home. Eleven members answered roll call. plans to bring completed undergarments for judging at the next meet. Cyrilla Cranston named club reporter. Four visitors attended. Next session August 14 at Mrs. Lee Cranston home.
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Steivers
W. ©. Skinner
Cyrilla Cranston
Lee Cranston
Beadle 4 H Clubs Hold Joint Judging Clinic
Beadle Kiwanis 4 H Dairy Beef and Pig clubs held a joint judging session at the Jones home this week. R A Cave county agent spoke on calf preparation for the county fair on August 23. He showed dairy cow pictures to illustrate traits of good versus inferior types. Earl Simantel reported on a Washington trip with photos from the capitol city club camp. Howard Simantel and Jay Salisbury will represent the Kiwanis Dairy club at the district judging meet in Brookings. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Jones.
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Kiwanis
Dearborn
Sunshine Baby
Jones
R. A. Cave
Jay Salisbury
Pig Club
Cave
Earl Simantel
Washington, D.C
Capitol City Club
Howard Simantel
Kiwanis Dairy Club
Brookings
Broadland Leaguers Plan To Improve Club
Catherine Vollenweider led the devis ional services at a meeting of a Broad Iuet Epworth league held Friday evening July 24. A discussion was held on new ideas and ways of improving the league. Games were played under the direction of Marjorie Better and Fae Barber. Refreshments were served later in the evening by Dorothy Urban and Clark Crawley. About 30 attended the meeting.
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Broadland
Catherine Vollenweider
Iuet Epworth
Marjorie Better
Fae Barber
Dorothy Urban
Clark Crawley
New Spray Won’t Contaminate Milk in Oklahoma
Oklahoma dairy agent E P Mott of Oklahoma A and M college says a fly spray properly applied will not contaminate milk. The spray formula uses a mix including quarts of oil and tar components. He notes the process prevents contamination when used as directed in dairy facilities.
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Okla
E.P. Mott
Oklahoma A. É& M. College
New York
Iriedry Noap
Hidden Proverb Puzzle Clues Mixed Across Horizontal and Vertical
A fragmented word puzzle lists numerous cryptic clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The page blends definitions like radius related terms, gears for loading and measuring, and obscure ancient or foreign language hints.
Heavy Movement Of Wool Noted In Brookings
A week of wool trade in Brookings shows steady fleece movement with prices firming on combing wools and slight gains on shorter lines. Activity remains reasonable with original bag wools moving freely and London sale trends boosting sentiment despite some sellers holding back for higher offers.
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Brookings
London
South Dakota
Boston
Carhoad
Rambouillet
Shropshire
Hampshire
Devils Tower Draws Many Hills Tourists
Lead July 2 4 Improvements on the road to Devils Tower attract more visitors to the Wyoming site. The 0 foot pillar rises from prairie as George C Craw forest ranger says daily visitors average 125. A log house is being built near the tower with more enhancements planned to attract tourists.
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Devils Tower
Lead
Devil’s Tower
Here
Wyoming
Iir
George C. Craw
Forest Anger
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Roundup
Twenty years ago today in Huron several residents returned home from trips to Wolsey and Water town while others headed to DeSmet Sioux Falls and Big Stone for business visits and leisure. Notable arrivals include Miss Unn Iversol visiting her sister Mrs. Mabel Cool and Miss Alice Pinch arriving for a visit after voice studies in France.
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Alva Hoy Hes
Wolsey
Claude Dickinson Ouroed
Thomas Culligan
Salem
D. G. Medbery
Fian‘ily
Watertown
Raymond Hinckley
DeSmet
Yenketon
Unn Iversol
Huron
Mabel Cool
A. B. Crowell
Ft. Pierre
Ad F. Wilson
West Line
T. H. Durice
Sioux Falls
John Sauer
Big Stone
R. ©. Richards
Rochester
Minn
Richards
F. C. Bager
Benilla
Mr. Bager
Burdette Beats Gann Valley at Eldnesa Diamond
Burdette wins 11 to 7 on the Eldnesa diamond in Cott onwood as the Burdette baseball team defeats Gann Valley in a 11 to 7 special game reported from Burdette on July 29.
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Burdette
Gann Valley
Eldnesa
Cottonwood
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