Platform critique of highway policy and rural credit in South Dakota
The piece critiques a party platform on highway funding and federal aid, arguing for continued use of federal dollars while stressing state control over road building. It questions rural credit propositions, preservation of private land rights, and potential shifts of funds to farm-to-market projects, urging constructive proposals from Commissioner McCullough.
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South Dakota
Pialarky
Ubemaneth
South Watota
Fedare
Highway Commission
Ital
McCullough
Camp Wanzer Opens Seventh Season for Public Health Preventorium
The South Dakota Public Health association inaugurates Camp Wanzer in Rapid Canyon for its seventh season. Open to any child free of communicable disease, the camp offers a month long stay to physically run-down or undernourished youths from across the state, with six semi permanent cabins and a capacity for 100 children on government land.
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Camp Wanzer
South Dakota
Health Association
Black Hills
Custer
Rapid Canyon
Camp Aims to Build Health and Home Feel for Children
The Tuberculosis society runs a summer camp with competent doctors nurses teachers and dieticians to supervise meals play rest and learning. Children gain weight showing camp benefits while a hostess and staff create a home atmosphere, aiming to prevent tuberculosis and other diseases through natural resistance built by several weeks away from home.
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Tuberculosis Society
Debate Grows Over Hoover Veto on Tariff Bill
The article argues President Hoover should veto the tariff bill as amended and scrambled, noting little chance of change before signature. It critiques agricultural leadership and coalition strategies while urging a measure more favorable to agriculture and parity.
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Hoover
Nis
Ilvever
Unnecessary Victims of the Iron Man
Dr Wright of the Federal Board for Vocational Education argues that mechanization will not cause permanent unemployment. Between 1920 and 1927 old industries shed workers while new industries added about the same number of jobs, aided by growing sectors like movies and oil. Displaced workers can shift to new roles as productivity rises, making temporary adjustment the key, not permanent decline.
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Iron Man
Minnepolis Journal 1
Sir Richard
Wright
Boston
Ad. C. Wright
Federal Boar For Vocational Education
United States
Ciassos
Mechinery
Madiv
Urey
Arkwright
Babenck urges South Dakota to boost roadside appeal for tourists
The Kansas City Star column shares Babenck's plea that Minnesota style roadside spruce up applies to South Dakota. He cites more tours this year and urges property owners to keep lawns clean, trees attractive, and houses well kept to impress visitors and foster state pride.
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Brookings Register
Babenck
Minnesota
South Dakowaa
Babcnck
Babcock
Silly show and audience chatter at Warner program
The program at Warner features Shony with Barbara Kent Bert Mercer and James Gleason in a hokum stage based entry. Beryl Mercer delivers a standout performance while Julia Gordon and Charles Bickford draw weaker notes. Amid scattered audience letters and film notes, the reel includes Paramount sound news and a Silly Symphony.
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Warner
Barbara Kent
Bert Mercer
Claude Gillingwater
James Gleason
Beryl Mercer
Paramount Sound News
Julia Swane Gordon
Charles Bickford
Julia
Free Trip Winner Reviews Meeting at Pierre Convention
Sunes Falkenberg of Fordham township notes he won a free trip to the Pierre convention on May 27 28 as a Faronite winner. Alma Leighly superintendent invites him as guest, describes travel by car via Redfield, hotel stays, Capitol visit with Governor Bulow, essays and speaking contests, prize presentations, and a visit to Ft Pierre and the Indian school before returning home.
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A. B. la Horns
Ross
Opm
A. B
Tevel Bureau
Aabital
Dueibuque
Towa
Wisconsin
Prine
Mississippi River
Secal Isidente
Mississippi
Dubuane
Wis
Sunes Falkenberg
Golden Star ¥. C. L
Fordham Township
Chirk Eoun
Pierre
Alma Leighly
Redfield
St. Charles
State Capitol
W. J. Bulow
General Beadle
D. Mills
Stim Y. L
Isabelle Fluning
Bulow
Willow Luke
Tiadger Daicoln
Ingrente
Ziluck
Ft. Pierre
Huron
Potter County 4H Club Members Rise in Yearlong Work
Potter County reports 234 4H members with 244 boys and girls joining. County agent Louis Lampson notes 129 in home projects including clothing and canning clubs, 15 girls in dairy and farm crafts. May 1 marked the close of all club projects with plans for tours and exhibits for the next year.
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Potter County
Louis Lampson
Wmch
May Sl
Mev
Luk Canis
Peepee Hibits
Stele Yar
Camp Enrollment Grows Across Regions For Scout Season
Scout leaders report record enrollment and plans for a larger camp season. Some units will travel to the Black Hills for advanced programs while many scouts pursue Life Scout ranks and Wilderness Trails with four years of camping experience.
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Ieen
Fred C. Enger
Black Hills
Life
Jave Evgie
Huron
Pathe
Exhibits and beef show growth at state fairs
Iowa beef producers report a record over 2,000 baby beeves and 249 purebred heifers entered by 26 counties. The surge strains space at the State Fair with cramped quarters forcing possible removal of early contest entries to limit show animals.
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Iowa
Carl A. Old
Sunshine Girls Exhibit Dresses at Ruskin Paris Day
Reported notes describe the Sunshine Girls working on 4 H dress exhibits and an achievement day at Ruskin Paris. The event features home dresses, canned vegetables, and a lunch prepared by Pearl Linafetter with assistance from Ary Uyande burg.
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Sunshine Girls
Whitta
Ruskin
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
A fragment from Huron notes a high school graduation exercise at Grid Opera House with 23 members listed. It also mentions a marriage reception in Ames and local job changes, including Butterfield and Thompson Brothers.
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Huron
Tamerrow Sonning
Grid Opera House
Huron High
Img
Angel Borghy Ben Fed
Arthur Contr
Eliabeth Ecklvs
Lillian Ee Flyming
Ursa Freed
Olive French
Hengien Gesell
Dan Glennom
Mikived Tin George Mutehingen
Elsie Lamy Lofuts
Edith McGarvney
Caner McKay
Lyon
William Pinch
Grace Roberts
Rother
Herman Sikur Chirmnee
Ge Vanne Vance
van Syckte
Chester W Or
Anna Zell
Mena Wenee
Mra Halcomd
Ie Son
Ashton
Myal
Elizabeth Ronche
Hamilton Mont
Une
Mr. Butterfield
Hamilton
Bob Smith
Thompson Brothers
Ronam
Buell
City City
Lew Jepere
Uie
Asbasal
Watts
Mise Bendes
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Wote
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Harry Ane
Central Sopth Dakota
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