Denver businessmen seek Black Hills gold, spark regional rivalry
The Deadwood Pioneer-Times and Sioux Falls papers clash over Denver business leaders planned visit to the Black Hills. Editors push for Denver as a favorable hub, while Sioux Falls outlets insist regional cooperation benefits all of South Dakota. The debate highlights intercity pride, tourism, and industrial racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Black Hills
Colorado
South Dakota
Deadwood Pioneer-Times
Twin Cities
Omaha
Sioux Falls
Argus Leader
Deadwood
Rushmore Memorial
Colorado Rockies
Huron
Bond Sales Highlight Rural Credits Shortfall in South Dakota
The Watertown Public Opinion praises a $1 million bond issue at 4 percent net 3.96, lamenting the Rural Credits department’s nonfunctioning status. It argues available money at 3 percent or less could fund farm loans, and that suspending power due to policy harmed farmers, leading to loss of homes as credit vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Rural Credits Commission
Watertown
South Dakota
Rural Credit Board
Rural credits bond folly still haunts taxpayers
The piece rebuts the rural credits program once praised by Senator Peter Norbeck, arguing mismanagement and corruption by friends sunk the plan. It notes a 3.96 percent bond price cannot revive taxpayer enthusiasm as refunding failures prevent refinancing at cheaper rates, leaving funds tied in high interest debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Norbeck
Summer Education Question On Teachers Studying In Vacations
A discussion on whether teachers should spend summers pursuing advanced degrees. It weighs knowledge gains against mental strain and reduced rest. Some push for continuous term teaching with breaks, then a full year of study. others favor restful summers to return revived and enthusiastic for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amicus
Waterways and the Farms Press Comment
George C. Lambert argues waterways cut costs for farmers. He says farmers pay freight both ways and rely on cheap water routes like the Mississippi and Great Lakes to move grain to world markets, warning rail costs threaten northwest grain farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
George C. Lambert
St. Paul
Farmers' Union Terminal Association
Lambert
Mississippi River
Ereat Lakes
Minnesota
Northwest
Fall Still Dodges Nemesis in Long Stand Trial
The piece laments Albert B. Fall's alleged evasion of punishment for government crimes, arguing he should be imprisoned. It contrasts his case with ordinary punishments and condemns the public sympathy he garners amid political and business commentary. The column shifts to Denver's interest in Black Hills trade and critiques Senator Norris and other figures, ending with a local quip about counterfeit money practices.
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Fall
Aberdeen
Albert B. Fall
Albert Fall
Washington
Herdine
American Girls Need Scouting Says Leader Of Scouts In Sweden
Mrs Hugo Cedergren chief scout of the W A C A Girl Scouts of Sweden says European members have more opportunity to practice the world program for acquiring knowledge of each other. She notes Finland invites 100 girls from northern countries to a national camp and hopes Americans may attend. She argues Girl Scouting builds friendship and understanding of foreign nations and broad horizons for the girls.
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Sweden
United States
Hugo Cedergren
Countess Bermsdotte
Manville
America
New York
Cedergren
W. C. A. Girl Scouts of Sweden
Swedish
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scouts of Sweden
Girl Scouts
I. Cedergren
Pre
Europe
Finland
Denmark
Norway
Gil Seouling
Forward League Boys School Works From Proceeds Of Entertainment
The Pearl Creek district reports on the first year of the Forward league started September 19, 1930. The group with 12 members held monthly meetings, raised funds via a basket social and program, bought school supplies, and learned organizational duties while earning a Bible Madonna prize in a Wheat Craft.
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Young Citizens League
Pearl Creek
Nellie M. Brusso
Forward League
Mary Kelly
Forward
Aad
Sistine ‘Madonna
27 Rally Days Held In State This Year
27 successful 4 H rally days concluded with Selby in Walworth county. Attendance averaged about 120 members 15 leaders and 45 visitors in county. Brown county rally led with 359 members and teachers. Programs included educational trip reports plans for 4 H activities 1831 membership pins and recognition for work done. Next events include club camps in June crops and livestock tours in July.
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Selby
Walworth County
H. M. Jones
Brown County
Club Work Shows Increase During Past Two Years
The report by C. W Warburton shows 22 714 4-H club members enrolled in 1930, up from 1928 by 66 618 and with a 92 15 rise the prior year. Economic changes and the 1930 drought stressed extension workers yet counties continue farm boy and girl programs. An extension effort for 1931 aimed to match or exceed 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W Warburton
United States
Warburton
Four to Attend National Camp Earl Simantel to Join South Dakota Group
During the week of June 17 23 America’s top 4 H club members will meet in Washington DC for the fifth national camp. Each state and Hawaii may send four delegates two boys and two girls who have shown outstanding achievements in agriculture and home economics. Simantel a Beadle county 4 H club member who exhibited the grand champion baby beef at the State Fair last year will attend as one of South Dakota’s Big Four in 1940. Kenneth Andersen Averill Beiller Blunt and Lillian Greenwood of Clark and other represent South Dakota in the camp with tours of Mount Vernon Arlington National Cemetery and federal experimental farms included.
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America
Washington
D. C
Territory of
Hawaii
United States Department of Agriculture
National Capitol
Mount Nernon
Arlington Cemetery
Federal Experimental Farms
Wolsey
Simantel
Beatie County
South Dakota
Averill BeHler
Clark County
Lillian Greenwood
Blunt
Kenneth Andersen
South Dakotas
State College
New Club Demonstrates Dairy Dishes at Home Meeting
The Three C's dairy foods club met at Mrs Franz Ruger's home on June 2. Alma Moass and Imma Von dracek demonstrated creamed soups and escalloped dishes. An ice cream social is planned for Saturday at 7 30 p.m. The next meeting, June 10 at the Kludt home, will study milk drinks led by Irma Vondracek club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Franz Ruger
Alma Moass
Imma Vondracek
Matie Kludt
LeNora Vondracek
Kludt
Irma Vondracek
Troop 3 Holds Final Summer Meeting
Troop 3 held its last summer meeting with George M. Wilcox presiding. Scribe Gregory read minutes and a treasurer's report noted the re registration fee for 19 scouts. Plans outlined for camporee on Monday and Tuesday in June at Frankfort. Lyle Barton reported for the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Wilcox
Woodrow Gregory
Frankfort
Lyle Barton
Pilgrimage of a Provincial Sketches a Governor on Rotary Trip
Editec notes Chas H J Mitchell district governor of the South Dakota Nebraska and northern Iowa district travels to Vienna for the Rotary convention sailing from New York aboard the U S George Washington. He recounts a 35 year career in papers from Illinois to South Dakota and describes rain soaked travel from Indiana to New York with observations on towns roads and scenery as he nears Rotary events.
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Editec
Fry Chas
H. J. Mitchell
South Dakota
Nebraska
Towa
Viena
New York
U. S
George Washington
Mitchell
Haranite
Illinois
St. Foveph
Kansas City
Ameerican
Mexico City
Northwestern
Ene
Lake
Sioux
Fall Press
Rapid City Journal
Evening Huronite
Evening Huronite In Succession. On His Present Rip, Mr. Mitchell
Ambiguous report from Northern Aberden on ALP delegate to Argentina
Fragmentary OCR text references Northern Aberden and Associated Press figures, noting a South Dakota home ownership story and an ALP representative in Argentina. Details are unclear with many garbled terms and missing context.
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Normel
Aberdern
South Dakota
Argent
Nna
Metropole
E. Yu
Twenty Years Ago Today In Aaron Twenty Years Ago Today
Fragmentary notes list names and departures. Mentions Miss Perriton returning from Ashton and others traveling north for events. References to Dr Jones family, Elks convention, and Mrs Appleman’s visit. Details are garbled but show a community snapshot with numerous individuals and travel.
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Aaron
Thartes
Regal
Georgié Mahaliy
Fey
Denny Sauer
Junes
Abert
Elks
Fe Aberdeen
Elkswee
Melivaine
Ho Hwbirt
F. J. Baker
Vance
J. Key
Lewis
Art Ke Finch
Fred Giard
Philip Lay T
Bodine
Fred Homan
J. C. D Thomas ‘Thommpson
Charles Msi Mose Sherer
C. E. Parke
Archie Appleman
Buthvell
Mus
Pleman
Leaguers Honor Harold Pownell At Birthday Party
Friends gathered Thursday evening at the Pownell home to celebrate Harold Pownell’s birthday. Teague presented a gift as guests enjoyed indoor games and refreshments served by Mrs. Pownell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pownell
Broadland Kyworth Teague
Pownell
Old Pownell
Teague
Bonilla Club Picnic at Younes Grove Sunday
The Bonilla Butter Club held a picnic party Sunday evening at the Younes grove with twenty-two members and their parents spending the day there. An afternoon kittenball game provided entertainment, pitched between the Whiteside and Banik clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Club
Younes Grove
Whiteside
Banik Clubs
Meki Benilla
Snitkey Estate Valued At About Ten Thousand Dollars
Sioux Falls June 4 Accordi ng to probate court petition for letters of special administration the estate of William Snitkey a former Sioux Falls resident who died here is valued at about 10000 Several beneficiaries are named in the will Stipulations require burial at Harvie and 1000 to the former wife for burial expenses An antique table in the home of Henry Dow is bequeathed to Mrs Stanley B Johnsen
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Sioux Falls
William Snitkey
Snitkey
Harvie
Henry Dow
Stanley B. Johnsen
Real Estate Transfers and Teacher Resignation Report
Beadle County abstracts show multiple property transfers in Huron and Turon with prices from $1 to $1200 for various lots and parcels. Included are names Emma Sendernan Edward A Pigs Jey Eva F Render James A Watson Abbie Gibson Fred B Heese Wm Corcoran and Edward A Corcoran. A Wolsey teacher Miss Malielaine Elwell resigned June 4 to take a position in Mott North Dakota for 1931 22.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Emma Sendernan
Edward A. Pigs Jey
Huron
Inch
H. M. Cass Co
Eva F. Render
Lewis A Huron
James A. Watson
John BE. Fini
NEY
Abbie Gibson
Fred B. Heese
Huo
Hares
Wm. HL
James Corcoran
Edward A. Corcoran
Turon
James & Wai
H. Corcoran
Wolsey
Malie-laine Elwell
Board of Education
Miss Elwell
Mott, N. D
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
F. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Buran
S. D
Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lusk -Mitchell Newspapers
Pierre
Missouri
White House
Pierre Capital Journal
George” Norris
Medraska
George
Norris
Brookhart
Wolsey Herald
Pierre Dukoten
Central
Hazel Christoffersen
Tor Wea
Mrs
Hugo Codergren
Forward League Boys School
Earl Simantel
Tris
Yong
Todas
Indiana
Michigan
Chicago
Cavour
Niagera Falls
Syracuse
N. Y
Buffalo
George Hinn
West Point
Sing Sing
Albany
Hudson
Lake Champlain
Land's End
Rochester
Castoria
Catskills
Rotterdam Hills
National
Rotary Headquarters
al Smith
Harney Peak
Jimy Walker
Gideon Demini
Seymour
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
Ear, Nose & Throat Clinic
Benj. Thomas
Robert W. Vance
Masonic Temple
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