Let's Plant More Trees editorial wins state prize
The statewide editorial prize goes to C. E. Sanders of Sioux Valley News Canton for Let's Plant More Trees. The piece urges South Dakotans to plant trees to provide shade, beauty, and long term benefits for farms and rural schools, noting public programs and affordable trees.
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School of Printing
State College
Brookings
C. E. Sanders
Sioux Valley News of
Canton
Ash Lawn
James Monroe
United States
Posterity
South
Secretary of Agriculture
Izaak Walton League
South Dakota
Pigs to Texas editorial urges farm production control
An Sioux City Tribune editorial advocates organized national farm production. It discusses a Fort Worth Stockyards plan to import Iowa pigs to Texas, arguing diversification, market access, and the need for production control to prevent surpluses and price slumps while boosting southern hog farming.
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Sioux City Tribune
Sioux City
Fort Worth Stockyards Company
Iowa
Texas
King Cotton
Stock Taking as Thirty Looks Back on Life Turns
The piece notes graduates face weariness with storehouse advice from commencements. It references a June Atlantic Monthly essay by a writer signing as Thirty who reflects on youth versus maturity, economic concerns, and the value of purposeful effort.
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World Mission
Atlantic Monthly
Hoover Opposes Extra Session for Business Remedies
Press commentary notes President Hoover's rejection of calling an extra Senate session to push economic relief, arguing it is political theater led by progressives like La Follette. It suggests business groups oppose such a session, while a targeted session on the World Court protocol could advance regular congress work.
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Hoover
Progressive Party
la Follette
Congress
Senate
United States
Firefighting Preparedness in Letcher Fire Scene
A mall blaze in a lean-to behind 2 meat market in Letcher devastated much of the business district, with losses estimated at 150000. The fire highlighted gaps in volunteer fire response as a gasoline shortage hampered the chemical truck and urgent inspections and maintenance are urged to prevent future destruction.
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Letcher
Associated Press
Wage leve l a Philip Pioneer Review
Hoover administration backs labor wage protections and rejects large scale wage cuts. Secretary Doak warns workers and employers that wage reductions violate labor industry agreement from the 1920s conference. Farmers compare farm price cuts with wage levels, debating purchasing power and parity.
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Philip Pioneer-Review
Hoover
Doak
Dosic
Medals and prizes offered to 4-H club members nationwide
4 H clubs in South Dakota and across the United States list medals watches cash prizes and trophies for top exhibitors in poultry canning health and dairy projects. Awards include 17 jewel watches 55 cash prizes 280 in canning contests and gold or silver medals. National and regional contests at the 4 H club congress and Pacific Northwest events determine top winners with several named donors and sponsoring companies.
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South Dakota
HM. Jones
Chicago Coliseum
W. F. Priebe
Chicago
United States
Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
National Committee On
Kerr Glass
Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation
Pacific Northwest States
Fairland
H. A. Moses
Mittineague
Mass
National
Parker
Parker Dupfeld
Coolidge League Closes With Lake Byron Picnic
Arma Glanzer reports Coolidge league Liberty township holds monthly Y C L meetings electing officers by term rotation. They subscribed to the CS paper for a year with prize money from a third prize. They plan a Lake Byron picnic with two other schools, plus Christmas seers and a first aid kit. Veronica O Toole teaches the school.
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Coolidge League
Arma Glanzer
Liberty Township
Nellie M. Bruzco
Y.C.L
C. S
Have Debate On Profitability Of Baby Beef Forage
The Joly Fellows 4 H club of Faulle county under reader Mike Allen held a debate on whether baby beef are more profitable to feed than older steers. The discussion featured audience participation and noted agricultural guidance from local observers.
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Joly Fellows Baby Beef 4-H Club
Faulle County
Mike Allen
Friendship One Of Best Phases In Reserve Work
Irene Dixon member of the Hitchcock Girl Reserve club prizes the friendship formed through the group and expresses enthusiasm for the coming year. She notes hikes teach appreciation of the outdoors and nature's secrets, and she values joining the reserves.
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Irene Dixon
Hitchcock Girl Reverve
Adventists in South Dakota Convene June Conference
Officials from the South Dakota Conference of Seventh Day Adventists arrive from across the state to plan a ten day session starting June 12 at the fairgrounds in Sioux Falls. Delegates stay in tents and rooms, with meetings in English and German, youth programs, and public lectures on Bible prophecies led by Rev. Gordon Oss and a star lineup including Rev. W. H. Branson and Dr. M. E. Olson.
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South Dakota Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
John F. White
State Fair Board
Schoel
Gorden’ Oss
Watertown
Washington
Sprak
Oss
W. H. Branson
India
Burma
East Indies
China
Far East
M. E. Olson
Washington, D. C
W. B. Ochs
Chicago
North America
P. L. Thompson
Union College
Lincoln
Neb
United States
Charles Thompson
Northern Union Conference of
Seventh Day Adventists
Iowa
Minnesota
Two
Dakotas
H. J. Sheldon
Young Peoples
Wul
G. A. Campbell
W. G. Anderson
Minneapolis
Oxford
J. H. Nies
South Dakota Book and Bible House
C. D. Hein
Bowdle
W. B. Ovhs
C. M. Babcock
H. C.hartman
Redfield
Melendy
Camp Plans Are Almost Complete at Girl Reserve Camps
Camp plans outline numerous activities at Camp Wilson Lake Byron, including a miniature golf course, marionette show, drama, music, folk dancing, and sports. Girls elect a council to choose the week’s program with groups assigned and counselors named. Dietitian Mildred Daniel will supervise meals. Miss Marie Haskell and Miss Jean DeHaven will lead sports and camp activities. Guests may visit on designated days to avoid disrupting schedule.
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Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Gifls
Maurine Holcomb
Huron College
Mildred Daniel
F. C. Hocking
R. M. Hess
Marie Haskell
Wil H
Jean DeHaven
Wessington
Practice Judging Of Livestock Is Begun In Counties
Livestock dairy poultry and crops judging has started in several counties per H M Jones state 4 H club leader. Fedora community Miner county began two months ago Sully county attendees have held four training meetings Squillome county began in April Many communities will enter soon A judging practice at State College Brookings is set for July 28 with separate contests for livestock dairy poultry and crops clubs Last year 170 members participated All club members are eligible.
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H. M. Jones
Fedora
Miner County
Sully County
Squilomme
State College
Brookings
Custer County Growth Through Full Time County Agent
A report from Custer County notes the impact of a full time extension agent. February marked the start of county agent duties after years with minimal leadership. Membership rose to 154 in 21 clubs with 19 leaders and 103 in farm projects and $6 in home projects. The county agent’s presence is credited with expanding clubwork and enrollment prospects.
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Custer County
Exusion
Organize Club Forms County Health Clinic Committee
Local leaders of Charles Wix county organize a committee to set up a county health clinic for all 4-H members next fall. They will use the state clinic score card and receive help from Miss Florence allies of the state health department at Wauhay, per Theo Larson. The Dairy Calf club of Marshall county, led by George Fics iz, studies dairy breeds.
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Charles Wix
Florence Allies
Wauhay
Theo ©. Larson
Alpena Pioneer To Be Buried Today
Funeral services for I. F. McWilliams aged 11 were held at Alpena Methodist church after his death Sunday night in Huron. A South Dakota settler for decades, he lived on a farm three miles south of Aspens. Surviving: widow, three sons Everett Jesse Theodore Jr, two daughters Mrs. Nelse Lund and Mrs. William Waldron. He belonged to I O O F Rebekah and Woodman lodges.
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Alpena
I. F. McWilliams
Huron
Alpena Methodist Church
McWilliams
South Dakota
Aspens
Everett
Jesse
Theodore
Nelse Lund
William Waldron
I. 0. O. F.rebekah
Woodman Lodges
Broad Cast Schedule From London to Atlantic City on WEAF and WJZ
Radio features outline June schedules from WEAF WJZ and NBC with eight broadcasts including Verdi’s Rigoletto act three and a talk by Sir William Beveridge. Highlights mention Morton Downey Anthony Wong Arthur Wallenstein Ben Bernie Little Jack Little and a transatlantic event from Epsom. The program includes orchestras under Vincent Lopez and stations WIZ NBC CBS and CKGW Toronto with various times across the NBC CBS and NBC Blue networks.
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Chilinher Jyisic
Weaf Chain
Wremplesiicit
Sir William Beveridge
Wiz Circy
Morton Downey
Anthony Wong
Orm
Arthur Wallenstein
WEAF
NHL
Ben Bernie
WABC
CBS
Little Jack Little
NBC
Epsom
Dave Tas
WIZ
Twenty Years Ago Today In furan News Notes
Twenty years ago today residents and visitors in Furan and surrounding towns engaged in routine events. Mrs Maurice A Bundy and Mrs W H Smith returned home from visits in Redfield and Pierre. Isabelle Keele and C T Dike family spent Sunday with friends in Pierre. E D Moriarity left for Broadland after a stay in his city home. Mille Wagener planned a vacation trip from Neb to Hot Springs. Ambrose Blake joined the Rapid City baseball trip for the first game. Ida Wurfel arrived from Des Moines with parents for a brief visit. Accidents and local drills referenced as part of community updates.
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Tisdale
Maurice A. Bundy
Fi. Falls
W. HL Smith
Redfield
Air
C. A. Keele
Teng Teeter
Isabelle
Victor
Pierre
C. T. Dike
E. D. Moriarity
Broadland
Stmillie
Mille Wagener
Ceasta
Neb
Hot Springs
Ambrose Blake
Fsullegali
Rapid Co. Saleng
Ida Wurfel
Des Wainer
April Favorable For Agriculture Across South Dakota
A South Dakota weather bulletin reports April had above normal mean temperatures and uneven precipitation. Surface soil moisture was adequate early but dried later. small grains and spring wheat advanced. corn prep continued. Rain occurred mainly in three bursts with minimal snow elsewhere.
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South Dakota
M. BE. Blystone
Federal
Vari Ous
Black Hills
Lead
Forestburg
Camp Crook
Yankton
Grmen
Open playgrounds in Yankton planned on city land
June 2 report notes the Fank ton school board opened five acres of its land for city playground use. A city park for the diamond league is to be created and municipal tennis courts are planned on the site.
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Yankton
Fankton School Board
Cty Diamond League
Social nets 58 15 Wolsey basketball social recap
The Commerce Club sponsored a basketball social and entertainment event in Wolsey last week. Attendance and proceeds totaled about 361 dollars and 61 cents. Funds supported local activities and community programs.
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Social Nets
Wolsey
Basket
Wes
Pere
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