News from Pierre and Morgan banking house debates
The Webster Reporter and Farmer claims state employees trimmed in education and penal sectors while sheriff deputies rise to eight. It questions Governor Berry scope and notes the Morgan bank scandal, asserting elites benefited from favors and tax practices amid the 1929 crash.
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Webster
Farmer
Pierre
Highway Department
Rural Credits Department
State Sheriff's Department
Berry
State Sheriff's Office
Commonwealth
Banking power and public caution in Morgan era
The Times Science Monitor cautions the public to withhold judgment on banking affairs and warns against political manipulation. It argues against giving financial capital too much influence and questions how to prevent repeated dominance by the House of Morgan over the last forty years.
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Morgan Banking House
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Banking House
Morgan House
Morgan Institution
Chris
Tian Science Monitor
House of Morgan
Joke of the Week at Dr Boddy’s Talk Sparks Roaring Quip
Dr William H Boddy Huron College speaker at Town and College luncheon jokes about voting for Roosevelt. Michigan probes Minnesota farm implement pricing via convict labor, noting labor rivalry and high machinery prices cited by critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Boddy
Huron College
Boddy
Roosevelt
Michigan
Minnesota
Wolverine
Sioux Falls Bank Clearings Signal May Recovery
Sioux Falls May bank clearings rose to 3 320140 87, up 73 751 53 from May 1932, marking a rare improvement since the downturn. June continues the trend as retailers report strong selling events and farmers see higher prices for hogs butterfat corn and wheat, boosting buying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Fells Argus
Tdle
Sioux Falls
Home Building Stagnation Amid National Relief Drive
Sioux City Tribune notes slow home construction despite slum clearance plans and unemployment relief, citing scarce mortgage funds and high loan costs. It urges incentives for home ownership alongside broader education about lifelong learning and self-improvement. Brings in remarks of Troquois Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
Scouts World Jamboree Itinerary From Minneapolis to Budapest
The route lists Huron Eagle Scouts George Schmidt and Irving Axelrad traveling in July to Hungary for the World Jamboree with stops across the United States and Europe. They depart July 9 from Minneapolis, visit Chicago and Philadelphia, board SS Augustus for a 16 day Mediterranean cruise with ports from Tangiers to Naples, then continue to Vienna and Budapest before reaching Godollo for the Jamboree. They return via Venice and New York, ending with a West Point visit and Milwaukee layovers through early September.
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George Schmidt
Irving Axelrad
Europe
Godello
Hungary
Fair Grounds
Minneapolis
Northland Greyhound Lines
Stavens Point
Milwaukee
Rar
Capitol
Washington
D. C
Lee House
National Capitol
Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
Arlington
Congressional Library
United States
White House
Philadelphia
New York
Pier 97
North River
West
S?th Street
Augustus
Steaders
Mediterranean
Mediterranean Tangiers
Morocco
North Africa
Gibraltar
Malaga
Spain
Cannes
French Riviera
Monte Carlo
Cesino
Genoa
Columbus
Naples
Bay
Vesuvius
Venice
American Express
Marconi
St. Mark's Square
Vienna
Austra
Paris
Hotel Kemmel
Godella
Danube
Budapest
Pension Grimm
Godollo
Triests
Hotel de la Ville
West Point
Academy
Hudson River
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Chicago
Ari
Stevens Point
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
Klener Kids Kraft Club Meets at McGilvrey Home
Mrs. McGilvrey chaired the Klener Kids Kraft Club meeting held at her home in the absence of Mrs. Rivers. Members plan to finish their table mats at the next co club meeting and discuss demonstrations and buying incentives. Lunch was served by Mrs. McGilvrey.
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McGilvrey
Klener Kids Kraft
Rivers
Whill
fevaun'Shoup
ee @ prospect
Sioux Falls
Explains Purpose Of Jamboree Fee
A bulletin notes growing interest in Boy Scouts of America joining the Fourth World Jamboree. It lists anticipated costs including a Hungarian camp fee of 10.50 per person and a 25 overhead fee per participant, detailing expenses such as travel, insurance, freight, medical care, supplies, and camp equipment. Any unused overhead will be refunded, with prior refunds totaling 5 to 55.
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Boy Scouts of America
Homecraft Club Elects Officers
The 4 4 Homecraft club met at the Y W C A on Tuesday June 6 and elected officers. They are Alene Gibbs president Eileen Lilly vice president Marjorie Thompson secretary Fern Hollister treasurer and Gladys Mantz reporter. The group also made cross stitch table mats and plans the next meeting at Washington school on Tuesday June 13 at 10 o clock.
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Miss Wadhams
Alene Gibbs
Eileen Lilly
Marjorie Thompson
Fern Hollister
Gladys Mantz
Washington School
Farm and Home Field Day and District Judging Events in Brookings
Schedule two events in Brookings, South Dakota. Farm and Home Field Day June 30 features a pageant Land of Sunshine by club women. District judging practice Tilly 26 covers poultry, dairy and livestock clubs to help select champion teams for the State Fair. Further information from State Club Office, Extension Service, State College, Brookings.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Land of Sunshine
Tilly
Aoffice
Extension Service
State College
Broadland Girl Scouts Name Patrols at Meeting
Broadlander Scout troop No. E met at the M F Luick home with 13 members and two visitors. Assistant leader Sophia Krietman led due to the leader's absence. Three patrol names were chosen X TC Wah Wah Te Se and Fira Fly. Miss Kriebvan spoke on birds and Frances Poulisee reports that Taps was sung at the close.
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Broadlander
M. F
Highmore Girls Seek Camp Fund With Play Plan
Josephine Codricek president of the Banner Gardening club in Hyde County says the Girls want to stage a play to raise funds for a club camp at Mitchell starting June 1. They aim to raise a substantial amount and use Rural Program Service suggestions from the State College Extension service at each meeting.
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Highmore Club
Josephine Codricek
Banner Gardening Club
Hyde County
Mitchell
State College Extension Service
Famous Derby Derivation and Puzzle Notes
A garbled page fragment presents a Derby themed piece with scattered hints, wordplay, and a large list of clues. It mentions famous horses, creative force, religious faith, and proverbs while interleaving a vertical word puzzle with numbered rows and scattered definitions.
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Thaisnetiel
Goa
First National Bank Mobridge Hosts 4-H Poultry Display
A bank display in Mobridge features the 4-H Poultry Club poster claiming 4000 chicks and 0 members. The sign touts the largest 4-H Poultry club in the northwest while an exhibit shows a SD poultry house and model chicks. Officers Brandt and county agent H A Maleer organized the display.
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First National Bank
Mobridge
First Nations] Bank
Wyandotte
Northwest
South Dakota
AL x ‘Brandt
H. A. Maleer
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAL
Instructions on oil finishes for wood and wax coatings with safety notes. Includes homemade wax recipe, steps for applying coats and polishing, and a ham and cheese style recipe using leftover ham with detailed ingredient amounts and method.
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SARAL
Hints for the Home Contest Reveals Banana Bread Recipe
Contest invites readers to submit ice cream dessert ideas with a Friday deadline. Mrs. F. W. James of Bonilla earns honorable mention for Banana Bread using sugar flour bananas and sour milk with baking powder and a banana mash finishing in a moderate oven. Miss Glenn Weigman Bancroft earns honorable mention for a baked honey banana dish served with meat courses.
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F. W. James
Bonilla
Glenn Weigman
Bancroft
Miss Weigman
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Movements Outline Busy Week
Attorney C N Hall attends Yankton grand lodge session of the Masonic order. C E Barrows heads east on a short business trip. G W Geiger returns from Minnesota on business. A P Stowell visits Brookings to inspect the Western Union telegraph office. Mrs E F Wilson visits Pierre then returns home. Harry Otto comes from Sioux City for Haley Lang business. Mas RM Barr travels to Yankton for Eastern Star and Masonic grand lodge. George Hunt goes to Brookings for business. Dr Bert Kerr spends Saturday in Alpena on professional matters. A A Chamberlain returns from Miller on business. William Habel returns from Chicago on business. J H Fonsberg leaves for Yankton for the Masonic lodge semi centennial session.
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C. N. Hall
Yankton
Masonic Lodge
C. E Barrows
G. W. Geiger
Points
Minnesota
A. P. Stowell
Brookings
Western Union
E. F. Wilson
Pierre
Harry Otto
Sioux City
Haley & Lang
Mas
RM. Barr
Eastern Star
Masonic Grand Lodge
George Hunt
Bert Kerr
Alpena
A. A. Chamberlain
Miller
William Habel
Chiccago
J. H. Fonsberg
United Novelty Company of Sioux Falls Incorporation
Article notes the United Novelty company of Sioux Falls organized to operate and display amusement machines with capital stock of 25000 dollars. Incorporators listed are J. Stuck Jr and Mary T. Stuck of Sioux Falls and David L. Rodin and Rodin of Sioux City Iowa.
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Pierre
United Novelty Company of
Sioux Falls
J. Stuck, Jr
Mary T. Stuck
David L. Rodin
Del
Gas Tax Collections Increase During May
South Dakota gas tax receipts for May reached 430 160 dollars up by more than 92 000 from May 1932 State Treasurer Frank Siewert said the gain comes from a new law speeding payment of the four cent tax and drawing in old accounts cigarette tax revenue fell from 21 000 to 19 220 dollars for May 1933 compared with May 1932.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank Siewert
Ce Tooaths
CROSS
Cross National Forest of
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Godolla
Wamblee Chonkas
Olen Devick
Alice Olson
Esther Spieker
Charlotte Jahn
Lutheran Church
Miss Kloth
Ruby Fleming
Mrz McGilvrey
Homecraft Club
Broadland Girl Scouts
Suakern Ince
Minteriat
Attia Bony
Findon
Huron
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