Washington Bicentennial Plan for 1932 National Celebration
A national Washington bicentennial observance planned for 1932 spans nine months from Washington’s Birthday to Thanksgiving. A congressional commission will oversee a foundation to fund and coordinate exhibits music and films, with schools and states invited to participate and distribute commemorative works and a grand color motion picture. The aim is a patriotic nationwide effort with extensive civic and educational programs.
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Washington
United States
George Washington
Atea of
Congress
Wasington
Carhamlet
Observarn
Stage County
Lis
America
John Philip Souse
Dickinson Nomination Boosts Hoover Administration in Senate Race
The nomination of Congressman L J Dickson as the Republican candidate for Iowa United States Senate signals stronger prospects for the Hoover administration in the next Congress. A study of Hoover’s first year and a quarter shows his main challenge comes from coalition opposition in the Senate.
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Dickinson
L J. Dickson
United States Senate
Iowa
Hoover
Hoover Aims To Strengthen Administration In Senate
Column argues for administration unity to push Hoover programs through Congress. It cites Mor ton Dickinson and Davis as potential leaders and quotes observers on lack of leadership among administration senators. Mentions South Dakota senator votes on Spanish war veto and suggests urban planning initiatives for Huron.
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Sirous
Washington
Hoover
Dwicht W. Mor Ton
Davis
L. J. Dickinson
Pennsylvania
Dickinson
Senate
South Dakota
McMaster
Nurback
Debate Over Transportation Rates and the Panama Canal
A discussion in Washington centers on rail and water transport rates favoring long hauls over short ones. Proponents argue for lowering waterborne costs to curb rail rates, while critics warn against harming profitable lines. The interior states and Panama Canal contributions are highlighted as bearing unfair penalties without benefit to others.
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Kansas Cay
Orange
Washington
Dover
Fuil
Interior States
Panama Canal
Interior
Panam Canal
Texas Five for One: A Split Texas and National Politics
A Minneapolis Journal discussion contrasts annexation era Texas with other states noting Texas might gain ten senators and twenty electoral votes if divided into five states. The piece argues state pride blocks division while analyzing rural land credit sales and market impacts on land values and agricultural prospects.
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Minneapolis Journal
Texas
Union
West
Congress
Gamer
Senate
Lone Star
Huron Community Notes Show Arts Taste and Local Happenings
A miscellany notes art taste in homes, local theater, and baseball revival with references to Maxfield Parrish prints, night baseball, and a self-contained golf course feature. Mentions Florence, Boy Scouts, and a civic column plus local notices about maps by Standard Oil and Texaco, and a Huron property owner receiving multiple messages.
Dorothy Cadwell Reports on Pierre Trip and League Convention
Dorothy Cadwell describes the C L YS convention trip to Pierre May 27 28 with Huvenite winner details. She notes school affiliations and duties at home while supporting fellow members and outlines speeches awards and remarks by officials including Governor Bulow and state secretary Glanys Pyle.
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C. TL
Pierre
Dorothy Cadwell
Deoresky
Wessington Springs
C. L
Swan
Dorothy
Alice McDonald
Eviews Mechini
Bills
Miss Cadne
Martin Healy
Brule Court
William Nesheim
Heghes County
Tacadear Caiman
Marshal Comm
Ariene Koehne
Kingsbury
Nelson
Sully
WNAX
C.D
Lena
Brule County
Archie Chanin
Lake Eounty
Tack Turner
Millette County
O. F. Johnson
Site Game and Fish Department
Sainh
Black Wills
Roralim
Gulvon Borglem
Black Hills
I Amare
Glanys Pyle
Mills
League
Bulow
Grrive
Hand County Clubbers Study Sewing Methods
Hand County 4 H clubbers met at J Gaudig home for a methods sewing lesson led by Mrs Parsons on nightgown making a two part project. The group reviewed patterns and garments completed and planned biweekly meetings with the next at E Parsons home June 1. Doris Huisman reports 44H club bag judging will be featured at the next meeting.
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Hand County
End County
J. Gaudig
Parsons
E. Parsons
Doris Huisman
Club Secreary
Girls Demonstrate Sewing Machine Attachments at Sully 4-H
Ethel and Irene Toad led a Busy Bunch 4-H club demonstration on sewing machine attachments at Mrs B A Silbaughs Sully county home. Seven members attended as part of the third year sewing project. They plan a season of made over dresses and aim to complete the year for county fair exhibit.
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Sully
Ethel
Irene Toad
Sully County
rMs
B. A. Silbaugh
Varta Silbaugh
Louise Hein Named Reporter for Girls Club
The Sunshine Workers 4-H club met at Lillie Mead’s home on May 30 with Sox members answering roll call. Plans were made to attend the lab camp, and on June 18 Louise Hein was appointed club reporter for the month of Jane. A lunch concluded the session and the next meeting will be at Mrs. Paul Katz’s home.
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Louise Hein
Sunshine Workers
Lillie Mead
Sox
Jane
Paul Katz
Louise
First Aid Skill Expected Of All Good Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts learn first aid and crowd control as part of camp tests at Piorri Wesingon Springs and Lake Byron. Beaver patrols from Huron troop 2 Alpena 23 and Black Bear troop 3 Flying Bugle will visit the circus in Hiren on June 7 to see tent setup safety and medical care.
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Good
Boy Scouts
Hurur
Robbins Brothers
Piorri
Wessingon Springs
Lake Byron
Ie Circus
Beaver Patrol
Huron
Alpena
Black Bear Woop
Flying Bugle Patrol
Big Top
County Club Rally Day Highlights 4-H Event
County Agent A J Norgard led a 4-H rally at a local school with about 9 club members and parents. Margaret Conklin reviewed the 1930 program, and Dor othy Peterson read a piece. The gathering included a canning demo, a mini show, and a forward push for club news and exhibits.
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Hor. Brown
Cartier
Oni
Watts
Cie
Alice L. Ziresen
Zrinpers Éif Olb
Hn Il
A. J. Norgard
Talue
H. H. DeLong
Huron
Margaret Conklin
Sully County
Fierre
Canning Club
M. S. Hivenes
Dorothy Peterson
Harley Jordan
Bake Sale Planned by Alpha Township 4H Club
The 4H club of Alpha township Beadle county met at Fred Coxs home May 28 to plan a bake sale for Saturday June 7. Net proceeds fund clues camp expenses in Huron June 18. Members sewed club bats and practiced songs. next meeting at Maxine Howards home with urging for full attendance.
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Alpha Township
Beadle County
Freds Cox
Huron
Maxine Howard
Freda Cox
Flying Eagles Win Inter Patrol Game At Scout Meeting
At a Huron Boy Scouts troop 3 Moz meeting in the evening a Flying Eagles team defeated another patrol in inter patrol play. Ivan Rice, former member, attended as a guest. Plans were set to buy a frame for ribbons won at events. The gathering closed with the pledge of allegiance.
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Flying Eagles
Huron Boy Scouts
Moz
Ivan Rice
Nothing to Brag of in Wike's Cuarcel
A fragmentary dialogue notes a spouse lamenting seven years given, while another character questions if that period was his best. The text mentions Christopher Latham Sholes as the inventor of the typewriter and the evolution from telegraph keys to a writing machine.
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Christopher Latham Sholes
Circus Contest Winners Named
Geriitin Be of Wales won first prize in a local circus essay contest judged from a long list of entrants. Frank Waller of Wales placed second. Gordes Aha Avenue, Tack It He placed third. Prizes will be provided by Robbins Brothers Circus for the winner and top contenders, with details announced at the Huron office Saturday.
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Geriitin Be
Bedlund
Dee Frank Waller
Wales
Hardis Anders
Gordes Aha
Willeh
Robbins Brothers
Pune
Sores
Today In Huron looks at local movements and travels
A past days roundup notes Mr and Mrs Andrew Frost and family planning trips to Minnesota and Wisconsin for extended visits. Others such as Miler returning from Chicago with Masome Temple stock, and state socialist convention delegates travel from Huron to Pierre.
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Andrew Frost
Iinnesota
Wisconsin
Ace
Miler
Chicago
Masome Temple Room
F. L. Class
W. M. Ringsdorf
Ann Wetherall
H.C. Middlebrook
Huron
Pierre
Socialist Party
Cook
Gretchen Sauer
Uewiston
Edna Tolinie Lumi
Eapolis
Richlag
Belle Fourche
Unem
Theodore Koepp
Carl Zoepp
Roy Henson
Wurencolléne
Prliccs
Ninneapolis
W. W. Nursten
Minneapolis
Ansa Wuerfel
Scotland
L. ©. Bell
Vilay Sur
Stadas
Hospitals Report Names Of Medical Staff And Dismissals
The list names doctors and relatives connected to hospitals including Gene Perry Joe Daun Raether Forestburg and others with notes of dismissals for Bernard Garry Yaley Mrs J I Baye and baby Hue ren with Mrs Joe Walters and baby The U S Department of Commerce reports that in 1920 the structural stunt used in the country is about 3 859000 tens.
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I Aana Ahha Eee Smet
Gene Perry
Joe Daun
Raether
Forestburg
Fred Kirk
Hu Cavour
Fer
Carpenter
Yale
Alber Albracist
Wynn
James Peran
Huron
Margaret Ron
Simer Lundake Preston
Eng Mox
Paul
Ed Murray
George Gasenaa
Wilfred Lasard
John Alley
Elias Wits
Frankfort
Henry Licolaysen
Huron Rural
Lorraindine Graves
Artesian
Marie Glazier
Brookland
Surgical
Bernard Garry
Yaley
J. I. Baye
Baby
Frank Jacobs
Hueren
Joe Walters
Vetterman
Cavour
U. S. Department of Commerce
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Plymouth
Weshulentor
City Theatre
Aron
Joe Cook
Jing
Long Island
Fiins
Tance
Mary
Steele
E. C. McKenzie
Thief River Fails
Birch
Holfstein
Standard Oil Company
Texaco
Chamber of Commerce
Central South
Dbateta
Hazel Christe Mersen
Trip
Bankers
Gersidine Brown
Corrine Hedlund
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