What Price Peace and the Call for Good Will
A Alpena pastor Rev J E Washburn argues in favor of peace rooted in good will not mere nonwar. He cites Rome Carthage Arica Chile Bolivia and Peru to show wars breed lasting ill will. British publicist H Wickham Steed backs constructive peace urging U S entry to the League of Nations or at least Kellogg pact enforcement for true world security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Washburn
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Alpena and
Virgil
Huron Kiwanig Club
Bir. Washbern
Alpena
Europe
Washburn
Rome
Carthage
Bolivia
Chile
Peru
Arica
H. Wickham Steed
London Times
United States
Steed
Proposal for greater international cooperation suggested
The text notes that promotion of cooperation among nations could foster lasting peace and invites America to ponder the proposal as a path to permanent peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Our Streets Again Push for Action on Huron Roads
The city faces extensive street deterioration after heavy rain with many blocks impassable and water pooling. Officials note a lack of funds for repairs and suggest paving or interim measures like grading and curb gravelling while seeking a longer term solution to advance Huron’s street program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Haron
Legge Expected to Retire From Federal Farm Board
Special correspondents report in Washington that Chairman Legge may accept a six year term with intention to resign once certain problems are solved. The piece notes opposition from a faction described as eager to raise hell and criticism from the United States chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legge
Federal Farm Board
United States Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Legge
Nebraska road financing clash prompts state debate
The Omaha World Herald argues against pay as you go for roads, warning borrowing by counties and cities may boost long term costs. It questions rural credit handling and contemplates combining departments, stressing need for farmers and fair land sales to avoid harming property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
Weaver
the World-Herald
State Highway Bureau
Rural Credit Department
Rural “Credit Department
Tyio
In Old Madrid film review and club notes
A mixed update reviews the film In Old Madrid starring Ramon Navarro and Dorothy Jordan, praising Navarro's charm and voice while noting audience reactions. The page also lists birthday acknowledgments, reader letters about a poisoned dog, and scattered notes on Variety’s 1929 30 hits and future talkie trends with local department chatter on Mayb Jack Miclerick and plans for Main Street excavation coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Madrid
Ramon Naver
Dorothy Jordan
Metro
Tor Navarro
Bnd
Navarro
Dominula
Wong
Ramon
Minnesaspolis
Tetcucy
Bua Paramount
Sam Katz
Jack Miclerick
Eddie Ninsteder
Walt
Huron
Romeo
Seine
Europe
Paris
Juliet
Aman
Belahl
Ruth Parkhurst Recalls U L Convention Trip to Pierre
Ruth Parkhurst, a Huronite free trip winner, recounts her May trip to Pierre for the U L convention. She describes travel, sessions at the state capitol, musical and speaking events, a visit to Mt. Rushmore area, a reception with Governor Bulow, and thanks to the Evening Huronite and local business leaders for the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Parkhurst
U. L
Pierre
C. L
Huron
Nellie M. Brusso
Beadley County
E. Weise
Philips
Pari
Highmoore
State Capitol
Capitol Building
E. C. Giften
Ablic
Willow Lake
Abbie Whitney
AY. C
Stanley County
North Dakota
Bader Clark
South Dakota
Black Hills
Ft. Pierre
Indaia School
Gutzon Borglum
Mt. Rushmore Memorial
Capitol
W. Df. Bulow
North America
Miller
Ruth
Willing Workers ¥. C. L
Beadle County
Clyde Progressive
Scouts Attend Big Top Circus Day in Huron and Nearby Camps
Central South Dakota Boy Scouts from Makote area joined the Robbins Brothers four ring circus in Huron, visiting living quarters and the pageant celebrating camporee winners from Wessington Springs Lake Byron Alpena and Huron troops. Nearly all local scouts witnessed the performance and marched in the pageant tracing American history from the red man to the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
South Makote
Wessington Springs
Lake Byron
Robbins Brothers
Huron
Beaver Patrol
Alpena
Ree Bears
Flying Eagles
Wessington
Pervision
Dr. C
Walker
Big Top
Red Man
Great Army of Tomorrow
Veith Boy
4-H Girl’s Year of Accomplishments Noted in 4-H Record
Lydia M. Oswild of Yates County New York earns a rich 4-H record for one year as 2 clu member and senior Holstein yearling owner. She built displays, bird house, rope halter, feeding tray and milking by hand while learning tree and weed identification, dairy and poultry breeds, garden pests, rope splicing, bulb tending, and record keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia M. Oswild
Yates County
New York
Lydia
Fourteen Toilers Win Big At 4-H Picnic
The Fourteen Toilers 4-H girls club of Alpha Alden and Greenleaf townships Mand county attended an achievement day picnic at St Lawrence Park. A program featured readings, instrumental duets talks by Hazel Christofferson and Sara Dewing and a convention preview for Huron. The club reported that their group had the most members present and planned to attend 4-H camp in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Jing Club
Alpha
Alden
Greenleaf Townships
Mand County
Achievement Cay
St Lawrence Park
Hazel Christofferson
Mary Jamison
Pierre
Mixy Jamison
Lawrence
Gladys Pyle
Icc
Sara “Dewing
Boma
Huron
Spink Girls Form New Canning Club “Out LaDelle Way”
A group of Spink county girls organized a canning club named Out LaDelle Way on June 3 at B. O. Charlon’s home. Miss Sara L. Dewing, home demonstration agent, helped organize. Mrs. Vernon Thomas is local leader with Ruth Anna Bloom as president Rosamond Thomas vice president Eunice Thomas secretary treasurer. The next meeting will be at the Vernon Thomas home per Ruby Thomas club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink
LaDelle Way
Spink County
B. O. Charlon
Sara L. Dewing
Vernon Thomas
Ruth Anna Bloom
Rosamond Thomas
Eunice Thomas
Treasuyrer
Dewling
Churton
Varnon Thomas
Ruby Thomas
Iowa 4 H Club Convention Set At Ames In June
The Iowa 4 H club convention will draw more than 2 000 attendees to Iowa State College in Ames from June 9 to 13 chaired by state club leader Mrs Josephine Arnquist Bakke Delegates arrive Monday with opening sessions Tuesday morning Morning sessions split into four sections home furnishing clothing bread baking and canning General meetings occur in afternoons and evenings Yearly prizes will be awarded Friday morning and 72 officers elected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Merry Maids Practice for Achievement Day Play
The Merry Maids Cooking club of Mel Jette met at leader Hazel Grayer Tollefsis home Wednesday evening to rehearse a play for upcoming club achievement day. A brief business meeting followed to review past plans and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maids
Merry Maids Cooking Club
Mel
Jétte
Hazel Grayer
Dakota Belles Draft Patterns At Meeting
The Dakota Belles sewing club drafted patterns for nightgowns during a Wednesday meeting at the Home of the local leader Mrs Crossman. A visitor witnessed the demonstration on patterns and a lunch was served after the regular business session. The next meeting is set for June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Belles
Dakotes Helles Sewing Club
Crossman
Edna Stobbs
Coste Plans Atlantic Flight Still Seen as Most Dangerous Feat
French ace Dieudonne Coste, pilot since 17, aims a westward Paris to New York crossing condemned as the era’s most perilous aviation feat. His career spans world distance records with Lebrix, Bellante, and others, following earlier failed Paris to New York attempts.
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New York
Dieudonne Coste
Atlantic
Nying
Ward
Paris
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Costs
Rignot
Persia
Joseph Lebrix
Africa
South Atlantic
South American
North America
Asia
Europe
Maurice Bellante
Azores
la Manchuria
Ireland
Groenicy Telarc
Polly Prims Send Members To 4 Her Camp
Polly Prim 4 cul of Deland held a bake sale to raise 1150 for sending girls to Huron 4 H camp. The regular meeting under M Frances Paul at Helen Robertson home drew nine members and visitors. A supper planned at LaDetle Friday followed a rayon and garment making demonstration by Alig Bollersley and Ruth Bilt. Ruth Hill hosted lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Prims
Polly Prim
Deland
Huron
M. Frances Paul
Hcome
Helen Robertson
Jane
LaDetle
Posture Lesson Highlights Florencetta Sewing Club
Mrs Li B Croll led a Florencetta Sewing club meeting in Hand county this week with a talk on posture. First year girls worked on 4 H sewing bags and nightgowns as part of the project. A luncheon was served. next meeting set at Mrs Croll's home per reporter Elizabeth Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florencetta
Li. B. Croll
Commencement Exercises Highlight Huron High Class
Last night Huron observed the annual commencement with the largest class yet. Valedictorian Dorothy Beach delivered a poised farewell address while saluatorian Elsie Linmpe opened with a brief greeting. Justice Hatfield and wife left for Benton for an extended visit as Coler Campbell recovers from a broken arm. Mrs. E. K. Coshun and Mrs. R. G. Whelmes hosted an afternoon of music and cards for eighteen Jacks, while Miss Ruth Sparks heads to Milwaukee for college graduation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slone
Miotio
Avas
Elsie Linmpe
Dorothy Beach
Justice Hatfeld
Benton
Hatfield
Coler Campbell
E. K Coshun
R. G. Whelmes
R. H. Coshun
Minneapolis
Cashun
Mrs. Wholmes
Ruth Sparks
Milwaukee
Wis
Sly
Miss Ina
Columbus
Huron
Blanche Babbitt
Bowman
Mesdames
Newton
Griff
Burke
Glennon
Boots
Jefferson
Will Gascoigne
Aberdeen
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F. McCamacs
Robert D. Lusk
Bec
Associated Press
Jocal News
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Milag
Mentiernan
la Readera
Saatudtiee
Lusk- Mitchell Newspapers
Iae
Wim Dalsen
Charles Kuhn
Dorothy Spyder
C. C. Bottomley
H. P. Griggerson Co. &. Bechanir
Bernice Greggerson
Clarence Orton Murphy
Greta
A. B. Sa
Peisoner
Dante
Variety
Adeline
Green Pastures
Central South Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
South
Dakota
Mit
Ocean
Coste
Anseo
Ant
Kodak Films
Perriton’s
Herons West Phage
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