Huron College Marks Fiftieth Anniversary in Modest Observance
The Evening Huronite applauds Huron college for fifty years of service to Central South Dakota. Despite financial hurdles, current leaders pledge perseverance and support, honoring pioneers who built Pierre University and ensuring another half century of educational and cultural contribution.
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Huron College
Central
South Dakota
Pierre University
Prairies
Guiri
South
Understanding Gold Standard Debates From Editor's Viewpoint
The piece reviews Joseph Stagg Lawrence's arguments on abandoning the gold standard to ease surpluses and boost exports. It cites inflation, currency value, and market psychology as factors shaping American business, prices, and producer outlets amid surplus concerns.
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Joseph Stagg Lawrence
Ecorostat
Mr. Lawrence
Leaders vow decisive action to stabilize economy
In a position of strength and stability, all business will be stable. The administration is convinced this is true. If efforts to correct the situation succeed, permanent improvement seems possible. Leaders remain hazy on method yet show willingness to attack the problem with all available weapons and have prepared new implements to use immediately.
Ohio Repeals Unenforced Law on Horse Racing Betting
A newspaper note argues that Ohio has legalized horse racing and betting, replacing a long unenforced law. It suggests the change ends graft and hypocrisy, noting prior unregulated gambling and revenue losses. The piece contrasts past lax enforcement with the potential for state regulation and revenue under the new law.
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Ohio
South Dakota’s 1892 move away from the gold standard
The piece notes South Dakota has been off the gold standard since 1892, citing section 777 of the 1929 revised code. It states the law bans clauses demanding payment in gold or other money forms and declares debt settled with money as full legal tender, yet the gold clause persists in many notes and mortgages despite little effect.
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South Dakota
COPS AT BREAKFAST FEASTS OF NY POLICE
A newspaper recounts a breakfast fed to 6,000 New York police, listing 3000 grapefruit 1200 pounds oatmeal 24000 eggs 12000 sausages 1500 roast chickens 4500 pounds potatoes 32500 rolls 1200 pounds butter 1000 pounds sugar 900 gallons coffee and 1250 quarts cream. It notes the per man share and praises the officers as valiant trenchermen.
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New York
France's plan mirrors U S farm control efforts
The Yankton Press notes France debates a central committee and nine million dollar fund to regulate wheat production and pricing. Growers would declare acreage and stocks while authorities would regulate spring wheat output, storage, and sales, with high tariffs and licensing to curb imports. France pursues measures similar to U S drastic agriculture act.
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France
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Friends of Agriculture
Paris
Skyward sights and national wealth in Woonsocket news
Gazer notes on Mars Jupiter Regulus and the Moon alignment in coming evenings. A Woonsocket item reports the US national wealth peaked in 1920 and fell sharply to 1931, with hope for better times ahead despite declines in 1925 and 1932 figures.
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United States
Woonsocket News
Interest Grows in 4-H Camp Season at multiple sites
The 4-H camp season opens with strong interest as 211 Indian 4-H members attend the Cheyenne Agency camp May 24 26 and Lennox registers over 150. Pickerel Lake aims for about 200 attendees with other camps showing similar prospects. Camps offer a robust program plus home talent shows pageants and sports with registration under $2 and Lennox free for Lincoln county members.
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Cheyenne Agency
Lennox
Pickerel ‘Lake
Lincoln County
Club A
Pickerel Lake
Buron
Mitchell
Yankton
Springs Scouts To Leave For Outing
The Boy Scouts of troop 21 of Wessington Springs plan a three day camping and fishing trip to Big Stone. Final arrangements were made at a Friday meeting led by Scoutmaster Rev Blackburn with the Scout Law motto and oath recited.
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Boy Scouts
Wessington Springs
Big Stone
Jake
Blackburn
Max Habicht
Foster
ML E. Church Parsonage
Rubye Schwann
Delegates To Attend National 4 H Camp Washington
South Dakota delegates head to the National 4 H club camp in Washington for two weeks from June 15 to 21 with daily conferences and tours to historic sights in and near the capital. The group includes James O. Lien Charlie Mix county Jeanette Jones Rene Uken and Alan Bogue from Lincoln and Bon Homme. The trip includes a stop at Chicago’s Century of Progress before returning home June 25.
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South Dakota
Washington
Century of Progress
Chicago
James O. Lien
Charlies Mix County
Jeanette Jones
Lincoln
Rene Uken
Bon Homme
Alan Bogue
Girls Club to Craft Braided Rug in Beadle County
The Dakota Belles Homecraft club led by Mildred Lyman met at Mary Jane Styer’s home to discuss color schemes for a braided rug and its making at the next meeting. Plans for a tableau titled Round the World to raise money for club camp were announced, with refreshments served. The June 15 meeting is set at Frances and Violet Howard’s home.
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Dakota Belles Homecraft Club
Beadle County
Mildred Lyman
Mary Jane Styer
Frances
Violet Howard
Miss Arlene Roberts Joins Camp Wanzer Staff
Miss Arlene Roberts of Platte joins Camp Wanzer in the Black Hills to supervise a group of girls aged six to twelve. The junior Yankton College student will live with the group, oversee activities, games, singing, and amateur theater. About fifty reservations for the June 12 opening have been made by the South Dakota Public Health association in Huron.
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Arlene Roberts
Platte
Camp Wanzer
Black Hills
South Dakota Public Health Association
Miss Roberts
Yankton College
South Dekota Public Health Association
Huron
One Day with Manu Explores Bora Bora Life
Armstrong Sperry presents Bora Bora through Manu’s daily life. The book follows Manu and his brothers as they surf, climb coconuts, race turtles, and enjoy island activities from sunrise to night, offering an affectionate glimpse of South Seas life.
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Bora Borg
South Seas
Manu
Bora Bora
Tutu
Timi
Armstrong Sperry
Happy Sunshiners Dress Study At June Meeting
Happy Sunshiners Sewing club studied Afternoon Dress and Dry Cleamey at Jung 1 meeting held at Louise Borah home with all members except Lorraine and Verne Tollefson. Esther Farmer joined. Mae Hart and Erma Meyer attended as visitors. Clara Tollefson and Joy Borah served lunch. Next meeting at Ole Tollefson home is set for June 13 with Edna Tollefson and Louise Borah assisting. A club party for about 50 people occurred at the schoolhouse June 3 led by Dorothea Walton.
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Happy Sunshine Sewing Club
Jung 1
Jeader
Louise Borah
Lorraine
Verne Tollefson
Esther Farmer
Mae Hart
Erma Meyer
Clara Tollefson
Joy Borah
Homemade Games Circular Aids 4 H Club Party
Brown County prepares a booklet of games used at a 4 H club party during the Junior Short course. The circular Homemade Games contains complete directions for making and using the games and is useful for community groups as well as 4 H clubs.
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Alice Schlichting
Brown County
Skoonatap Girls Ahead on Three Day Hike Plan
Skoonatap Troop 3 Girl Scouts prepare a Thursday start for a three day camping trip returning Saturday. They plan meals, utensils and two utensilless meals per patrol. Kathleen and Elizabeth Cone accompany. Team scores and hidden destination noted. Mildred Lyman leads the Dakota Belles Homecraft, contactable by phone.
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Skoonatap
Skoonatap Troop 3
Kathleen Cone
Elizabeth Cone
Red Cross
Dakota Helles
West Park Kittens Byal
Feng
Aste
Mildred Lyman
Huron
Miss Lyman
Dakota Belles Homecraft Club
Broadland Scouts Plan Swimming Lessons at Huron Pool
Broadland Boy Scouts troop No. 15 agreed at its last meeting to hold swimming lessons each Wednesday night at So'tlock near the Huron pool. The group met at the church on Monday at 8 o'clock for the regular opening exercises.
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Broadland
Broadland Boy Scouts
Huron Pool
Harlan Olson
Benedicti
Titonka Troop Hikes To Park For Breakfast
Titonka troop A hiked to West Park for an early morning breakfast this week and followed a trail laid by the Oglala patrol. They enjoyed a swim in the pool and hope for more such outings, as reported by Helen Habicht. The passage also notes the ancient start of the British gold mining industry and a description of a new black bass species found in several southern states.
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Titonka
Park
West Park
Plrnte Park
Oglala Patrol
Helen Habicht
Helen
God of the Sky and Odd Word Fragments
A garbled puzzle text lists many scattered terms and clues about gods, materials, and objects. It presents mismatched entries like God of the Sky, kilned bricks, and various odd phrases, resembling a crossword style list with irregular capitalization and broken formatting.
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Filler and varnish guidance text
Instructions on wood filler use to prevent bleeding and smooth grain, applying fillers along and across the board, curing times, varnish selection and application, brushing directions, and hand rubbed finishes with pumice and oil. Also includes homemade putty recipe using whiting linseed oil and lead paste for permanency.
Banana Cake Wins Third Prize In Local Recipe Contest
Home for the Home Miss Margaret Knapp of 525 Montana Avenue Southwest won third prize, 30 cents, for a Banana cake recipe. The entry lists ingredients such as sugar, butter, eggs, sour cream, and mashed bananas with a boiled frosting, and notes method steps to cream, fold, and bake.
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Margaret Knapp
Montana Avenue Southwest
EB. F. Hiatt
Brazil Eyes Mass Immigration to Open Lands
Brazil plans a population boom to replicate U S growth and develop vast unsettled regions. Minister Pedro Folho studies colonization of Iguassu river area in Parana with climate akin to Southern California. Plans include Parana river bank modernization for hydroelectric potential and later Rio Doce in El Pirite Santo Bahia and Piaui regions.
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Rio DE Janetro
Brazil
United States
Pedro Salgado Folho
Jibor
Amazon
Iguassu River
Parana
California
Parana River
South America
el Pirite
Santo
Bahia
Piavhy
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron College recital program announced
Twenty years ago in Huron the student one piano and two piano recital was set for this evening at the college auditorium with a list of performers including Ethel Gardner Jessie Thomas Margaret Pinch Bernice Remee Fay Reeves Nancy Hannum Keith Holton Laura Culver Hazel Wass Grace Rice Lela Musser Une Iverson Elsie Clark Harriet Allison Louise Furnum and Dorothy Rossman. Ed 3. Dinneen hosted a luncheon at her home for her mother Mrs Bates. Invitations went out for a lawn party at Mr and Mrs Beach’s home. De W. F. R Wharton traveled to Chicago for a dental clinic meeting. Mrs B L Bowe and Mrs Curtise departed for Oshkosh. J P Stahl left for Nebraska City. Ben Darby returned from Aberdeen after attending the U S C T convention.
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College
Ethel Gardner
Jessie Thomas
Margaret Pinch
Bernice Remee
Fay Reeves
Nancy Hannum
Keith Holton
Laura Culver
Hazel Wass
Grace Rice
Lela Musser
Une Iverson
Elsie Clark
Harriet Allison
Louise Furnum
Dorolthy Rossman
Dinneen
Z. ©. Bates
Beach
de W. F. R Wharton
Chicaago
B. L Bowe
Curtise
Oshkosh
Wis
J. P. Stahl
Nebraska City
Neb
Ben Darby
Aber- Geen
U. SC. T
Artesian Well May Flow For Brewery In KC
In Kansas City a long-shut artesian well in the business district may resume flow with the return of legal beer. The well once fed the Muchlebach brewery water for production, and George Muchlebach then bought the site to build a residence. His interests plan to redevelop and modernize the dismantled plant using the original water source. American apples gain India advantage after reduced west coast freight rates.
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Kansas City
Muchlebach
George Muchlbach
Elso
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