Holiday Meeting Promises Big Farmers’ Holiday Convention
Interest grows for the South Dakota Farmers Holiday association convention in Huron on Wednesday with Milo Reno national president and D P Hogan of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha set to speak. Reno helped spark last fall’s strike and later called it off to test Roosevelt Wallace farm relief. Hogan will explain mortgage refinancing under new Washington legislation and heads a center of political controversy over his leadership. The gathering could draw hundreds of farmers and influence support for Wallace’s price-raising and parity program, with success depending on farmer cooperation with the Agriculture Department.
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South Dakota Farmers’ Holiday Association
Milo Reno
D. P. Hagan
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Reno
Reng
Roosevelt-Wallace
D. P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank
South Dakota
Washington
Hogan
Omaha
Holiday Association
Huron
Wallace
Farm Holiday Association
Department of Agriculture
Nothing Much Happens to Captain Hayes on Broadway
A retired West 47th street police captain who oversaw Broadway reflects that his job was dull and routine. He notes that romance and adventure are common yet often overlooked, a sentiment echoed by a restless young man seeking excitement in the bright lights of fame.
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Broadway
Amander O. Hayes
West 47Th Street
New York City
Captain Hayes
Bailiwick
America
Aviator Reflects on Night Flights Over Mountains
An interview recalls the riskiest aviation assignments over the Alleghenies. The pilot notes the main challenge was staying awake on monotonous night flights. He shares that true adventure impresses little and speaks to a longing for but recognition of it remains elusive.
Railroads Strike Back With Faster Streamlined Train
The Union Pacific plans to put into service a new streamlined motor driven train capable of about 90 miles per hour on long cross country runs. This move shows a major railroad preparing to compete with buses, autos, and airplanes. Other lines are expected to follow.
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Union” ‘Pacific Road
The
Union
Factfic
Public recreation grounds prove value in hard times
The National Recreation Association reports 7,500 of 12,684 directed play areas in 1,012 cities in the United States and Canada drew over 270 million visits in 1932, with outdoor playground attendance up 13 million from the prior year. It argues tax support for public recreation is well spent, noting substantial public benefits through organized, tax funded play spaces.
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National Recreation Association
United States
Canada
Toy industry booms on inflation despite few price hikes
Inflation already boosts toy production and orders. At a recent Toy Fair buyers from across the country placed orders 75 percent higher than a similar fair. Janes L. Fry, director of the Toy Manufacturers of the United States, says inflation pushes buyers to advance purchases. About 360 American toy factories will raise production schedules and larger payrolls this summer.
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United States
Janes L. Fry
Manufacturers’ Association
Squaring the circle proved impossible says Kasner
Professor Edward Kasner of Columbia University told Science Service listeners that constructing a square equal in area to a circle with only a straightedge and compass is absolutely impossible. He noted that in 1882 Ferdinand von Lindemann proved the circle cannot be squared, ending centuries of speculation.
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Scientific American
Edward Kasner
Columbia University
Science Service
Kasner
Lindermann
Farm buying power up across nation fuels rural business growth
National farm income lifted sharply in April and May, signaling stronger buying power for farms. Estimates show April near 300 million dollars with a higher May, and a potential 50 percent rise over 1932 could add about 2.5 billion to farm purchasing power in 1933. Farmers face ample credit and refinancing programs, while urban stores push into production loans. A separate Rapid City debate weighs artificial lake value for flood control and river flow, with dam effects on water levels and evaporation noted.
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Sioux City
Agricultural Veredit
Rapid City
Sioux River
Sioux Falls
Scout Housing At Fair Proposed On Lake Michigan Beach
Chicago scouts near the Century of Progress Exposition would stay at a private Lake Michigan Beach club. A Spanish style one story building will be converted into a camp with boardwalk terrace views, cots, and sanitary facilities. Meals provided nearby, parking ample, safety guarded by Red Cross lifeguards, and beach access exclusive to campers.
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Chicago
Lake
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Lake Melehigen
Beach Club
Mub
Fair Grounds
Regier
Red Cross
Merry Mixers Club Sells Bake Goods for Camp
Twelve of thirteen Merry Mixers members met June 1 at 2 at Cavour school house. Lorene Schneller read last minutes due to secretary illness. Bake sale set for June 3 at 2 at Alvey store to fund H club camp in Huron. Program committee named Lorene Schneller Olive Johnson Grace Rudy. Adjournment moved by Grace Rudy, seconded by Ethelyn Bloodgood. Lunch served by Ethelyn Bloodgood Phyllis Cartier Loretta Honrath. Loretta Honrath authored the meeting report.
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Merry Mixers Club
MerryMixers Club
Cavour
Lorene Schneller
Alvey
Huron
Olive Johnson
Grace Rudy
Ethelyn
Bloodgood
Sug
Ethelyn Bloodgood
Phyllis Cartier
Loretta Honrath
Gettysburg 4-H Club Plans Yearly Meetings
Leota Wall reports Gettysburg 4-H Royal Kitchen Helpers plan the year’s meetings. Arlys Woitte, president, led the first meeting back after leadership changes. A girl will demonstrate at each gathering with a related picture to illustrate the topic.
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Gettysburg
Royal Kitchen Helpers
Leota Wall
Arlys Woitte
Broadland Scout Reports Camporee Wins and Scores
Harlan Olson of Broadland troop 15, Boy Scouts, writes that the troop took part in the Frankfort camporee on Wednesday and Thursday, winning first place overall with top knots tying, distance and direction signaling. They earned 20 points for night discipline, seconds in bugling and nature, 13 points for meals, and seven scouts plus one official attended.
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Broadland Scout
Harlan Olson
Broadland Troop 15
Boy Scouts
Frankfort
Girl Scout Troop Plans Reorganization and Activities
A plan of reorganization was suggested to La-Ko-Teh troop members. Younger girls planned an oversight hike for the whole troop while older girls studied for the bird finder merit badge. A committee was appointed to clean the attic of the Zumbrunnen garage. The moating was closed by tape.
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Geet
Zumbrunnen
Jack and Matt of WX Vacation in Montana Ranch Life
The true story follows brothers Jack and Matt during summer on their father's cattle and sheep ranch in the Rocky Mountains. They ride ponies, help cowboys, fish, camp, garden, and operate their own tractor, with photographs by their father and narration by Elinor Hedrick and Kathryn Van Noy. Borrow the tale from the Huron Library children's department.
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Jack and
Matt
Hittie Brothers
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Jack
John Grr
Elinor Hedrick
Kathryn van Noy
Dillon
Ub- Lie Library
Pault School Tours Huron Industrial Visit
Beulah Erion reports Pault school in Wessington township spent the last day of school on an industrial tour through Huron. Students visited a railroad yard, Morin Colton wholesale house, Security National Bank, Fairmont Creamery, Fair grounds, Weather Bureau, a laundromat, Swander’s bakery, Nehi factory, a greenhouse, and the fire department. They received candy, doughnuts, bottles of pop, and a broad experience praised by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Pault
Wessington
Huron
Beulah Erion
Few
Young Citizens League
Railroad Company
Morin Colton
Security National Bank
Fairmont
Fair Grounds
Weather Bureau
Stm
Jawadry
Swander's
Nehi
Green House
Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Ice Cream Social Planned By Turtle Creek Corn Hus kery Club
Members at Tipton schoolhouse on May 27 hold eight attendees as they plan an ice cream social to raise funds for member attendance at the country club camp. The Farmers Union meeting on June 16 hosts the event after a brief business session and marketing bulletin study.
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Club Dia
Turtle Creek Corn Huskery Club
Tipton
Farmers Union
Marvin Curtis
Elect Officers Of 4 H Homecraft Club At Richland School
The Homecraft H club held a meeting at Richland No. 4 schoolhouse and elected officers Thelmy Tuttle president Lois Beall vice president Mary Fuller secretary Faye Ling club reporter with Avene Ohm as club leader Faye Lynch notes meetings are set for every third Monday.
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Richland No. 4
Thelmy ‘Tuttle
Lois Beall
Mary Fuller
Faye Ling
Avene Ohm
Faye Lynch
Refinishing Furniture Methods And Surface Preparation
This piece explains refinishing as the solution for damaged surfaces and discusses finish choices by wood type and use. It covers removal of old finish for best results, filling cracks, smoothing irregularities, and preparing floors, woodwork, or furniture before painting or waxing.
Fragmented clue list of composers and terms across categories
Fragmented OCR text lists composers operas and musical terms along with scattered numbers and definitions. The passage appears as a jumbled reference sheet noting names like Li Boheme and various pairings of words and clues. It lacks coherent narrative or dated event structure.
Wax Stripping Methods for Wood Finishes and Removers
The guide explains wax removal by rubbing with turpentine-soaked steel wool, followed by thorough washing and drying. It covers commercial and homemade varnish removers, including lye pastes and alkali neutralization with vinegar, and stresses applying remover in one grain-direction, scraping with a straight edge, and cleaning with warm water and drying to ensure proper finish adherence.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Senior Class Play Cast
Twenty years ago in Huron the senior class announced the Grand Opera house play cast listing Ruth Blount Harry Mann Marie Wright Ross Durafe Stanley Higgins Elwood Wright Clarence Wagner Gladys Van Arsdale Miriam Penne Charles Ward Ross Lloyd Hildegard Rother Viela German Cassie Holbrook Julia Russell Marie Wagner Helen Ackerman Hazel Riley Florence Wallace Clara Wencel Elmer Sohn Evelyn Warren Wilbur Meigs Wilma Bliss Mettie Dean Robert Malone Marion Ritchie Ralph Warr Velda Brady Tsaith Hagen Morris Broe. John Longstar arrived from Pierre to attend business for several days. Dr C H Franch left for the south to attend to college business. Y G Forsburg returned from De Smet after visiting relatives. Clarence Stewart returned from Minneapolis after dental school. Mr and Mrs L R Campbell left for Aberdeen for the United Commercial Travelers convention. Ceees wetved 20 many Inquiries ii te- considering z manufactur ing for sale the metal policemen developed to stand in the street and warn autoists of school crossings.
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Grand Opera House
Ruth Blount
Harry Mann
Marie Wright
Ross Durafee
Stanley Higgins
Elwood Wright
Clarence Wagner
Gladys van Arsdale
Miriam Penne
Charles Ward
Ross Lloyd
Hildegard Rother
Viela German
Cassie Holbrook
Julia Russell
Marie Wagner
Helen Ackerman
Hazel Riley
Florence Wallace
Clara Wencel
Elmer Sohn
Evelyn Warren
Wilbur Meigs
Wilma Bliss
Mettie Dean
Robert Malone
Marion Ritchie
Ralph Warr
Velda Brady
Tsaith Hagen
Morris Broe
John’ Longstar
Fierre
C. H. Franch
de Smet
Clarence Stewart
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
L. R. Campbell
Aberdeen
United Commercial Travelers
Foreign Policy Faces Trouble In Roosevelt Era Debate
Washington notes growing opposition to Roosevelt foreign policy as plans emerge to bypass Senate ratification of international agreements. Key debate centers on how far the United States should go to maintain global peace and whether to use aggression or consultation as a response to threats. Isolationist sentiment and a London delegation refusal by Johnson signal rising political dynamite for the administration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
United States
Europs
League of Ne- Hons
League
Council For the League
Geneva
Norman E. Davis
Davis
Johnson
Hiram Johnson
London
Migration Seen As Unemployment Cure In Empire
London based Sir Henry Page advocates collective emigration to undeveloped empire territories to solve Britain's unemployment. He notes fertile tracts in dominions and urges swift settlements away from crowded areas. He argues the war mindset is needed to move people from despair and to fuel new expansion.
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London
Britain
Sir Henry Page
Dominions
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