Goon State Brandaries Divide South Dakota Interests
A clipped editorial argues against dividing the Black Hills from the rest of South Dakota for regional ties with Colorado. It notes economic realities, tourism impact, and tax flows, contending that South Dakota’s unity and Black Hills interests outweigh interregional links with Colorado and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Gey
H. Adwna
Bills
South Dakota
Donaver Dunise Chamber
Derler
Atplees of
Commerce
South
da Tis
Adams
Muvacul
Denver
Black Hills
Governir Adar
Rocky Mountain
Hills
Hhu'on
Mitchell
Lions Falls
Associated Press
Rapid City
Finogh
Pennington
State of mind in Iowa senate race raises questions
A discussion on Brookhart’s defeat in Iowa questions whether his populist showmanship and nonconstructive record were enough to maintain support. Henry Field, a Shenandoah merchant and radio operator, won the GOP nomination despite doubts about his readiness and a crowded field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
Iowa
Nye
North Daccota
Norrig
Nebraska
McMaster
South Dakota
Senate
United States Senate
Towa
Brockhart
Henry Field
Field
Brodkhart
Shenandoah
Field or Brookhart: a Senate choice for Iowa
The piece weighs a voters choice between Field and Brookhart, praising Field but noting questions about his ability to handle future problems if elected. It warns against sending another showman to the senate and argues the contrast with Cummins and Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhert
Lona
Senate
Field
United States
Brookhart
Albert B. Cummins
Henry Field
Balancing Budgets Not Enough for Local Economies
The article argues that while the federal budget nears balance, state and local governments must also cut expenditures. It cites examples from Virginia, Georgia, Maine, and North Carolina showing substantial savings from tighter budgets and urges citizens to press Beadle County and local authorities to curb spending.
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South Dakota
Beadle County
Virginia
Georgia
Maine
North Carolina
Mayor Walker Juggle of Jokes and City Scandal
The piece discusses New York City public reaction to Mayor Walker as Judge Seabury’s investigation scrutinizes alleged corruption and finance ties. It notes crowds enjoy his wit while critics doubt the administration, hinting that voters may demand real savings over entertainment. It contrasts theatrical defenses with calls for economic restraint amid ongoing graft disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Hind Yaneh
New York City
Walker
Samuel Seabury
Legislative Investigating Committee
Jimmy
Luthoria
Judge Seabury
Oc Walker
Pammany
New York
Wall Street
Will the Hohenzollerns Return In Berlin Discussion
A Kansas City Times excerpt recalls rumors of a possible Hohenzollern restoration in Germany. It notes interest in a limited monarchy, doubts about a throne candidate, and reports of von Hindenburg's potential October retirement in favor of the crown prince. The piece warns such a move could unsettle Europe and provoke caution from level headed leaders to prevent restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Berlin
Star's Star
von Hindenburg
Unter den Linden
Back
Europe
Germany
Voters' Intelligence in Herald Enterprise on Roosevelt
The piece scolds Democratic leaders for nominating F. D. Roosevelt due to his famous name. It argues voters in the middle west see a vast difference between Teddy Roosevelt and his cousin today and will resent any insinuation that they lack judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Enterprise
F. i Roonevels
Teddy
Middle West
Roovevelty
Huron Boy Earns Life Scout Rank
Huron Troop 1 member Ted Sandell explains Life Scout requirements in detail, listing six months as a first class scout, ten merit badges including five essentials, plus health, athletics, and pioneering skills. The piece highlights rigorous testing in first aid, physical development, personal health, and public health knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Sandell
Huron Troop
Lfe
Sn Rescue
Acteol
Peter Pan 4-H Club Plans Camp Attendance Leave for Huron
Peter Pan 4-H Clo thing club of LaDeile will attend the annual 4-H club camp at Huron June 18 22 Velma Austin club reporter says to help cover camp expenses the group served ice cream coke and coffee to the LaDeyle baseball club and friends at the I C F hall net proceeds were 10 dollars added to the club treasury Miss Edith Churton Hitchcock is local leader of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaDeile
Huron
Velma Austin
LaDeyle Baseball Club
Edith Churton
Hitchcock
Fedora Garden Club Studies Insect Pests
The first year Fedora Garden Club met at Mrs. A. W. Fox home with 15 members. Donald Frilland presided over the business session. Darleen Lambert demonstrated how to treat garden pests and Marie Was received a bouquet for her birthday anniversary as games closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora Garden Club
Fedora
A. W. Fox
Lorraine Webb
Donald Frilland
Darleen Lambert
Marie
Cloen
4-H Girls Run Club Rooms in Vacant Main Street Store
In Canistota Mc Duck county two 4-H clubs secured a vacant Main street building as their meeting place with light costs. Led by Mrs. Hazel Shaw and Maxine Snow they furnished rooms from members homes including a library table, bookcase, phonograph, three rocking chairs, two day beds, rugs, a dressing table and pictures. They meet about once weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canistota
McDuck County
Main Street
Hazel Shaw
Maxine Snow
Clus
Huron Scouts To Enter July Camp
Huron Scouts will join a July camp at Pickerel Lake from July 21 to August 13 for Aberdeen Girl Scouts and guests from nearby towns. Miss Ruth Allen, camp manager, said the move to the Y site expands access, with inquiries sent to many towns in North and South Dakota and Minnesota. Several Huron girls will attend as guests of local business and professional leaders and The Evening Huronite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michimlurest
Aberdeen
Pickerel Lake
Ruth Allen
Aberdeen Girl Scouts
Gir
Lake Enemy
Karkt
Miss Allen
North
South Dakota
Ipswich
Huron
Viborg
Wolsey
Ethan
Flardreau
Sioux Falls
Fierre
Onida
Winner
Mobridge
Brookings
Howard Frankfort
Frederick
Milner
N. D
la Moure
Pipestone
Minn
Brownie Pack Organized At Campbell Park
About 20 Huron girls aged seven to ten met Tuesday afternoon at Campbell park to form a Brownie pack with Miss Margaret Melum as Brown Owl. The group learned the motto Lend a Hand and heard a story before games. Next meeting will divide girls into sixes to reflect Girl Scout patrols. The pack will include 8 to 24 girls and aims to develop honor loyalty fitness and service through Brownie principles.
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Campbell Park
Margaret Melum
Melum
Brownie
Lucky Seven Girls Demonstration Held by Beadle County Club
Members of the Lucky Seven Can ning club of Beadle county attended a June meeting at Mrs. TD Lemon's home. Ellen Graham reported, Harriet Stevenez presided as club president, and a demonstration on rhubarb was explained to the group. Refreshments followed.
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Lucky Seven
Lucky Seven Canning Club
Beadle County
TD. Lemon
Ellen Graham
Harriet Stevenez
4 H Cream Crusaders Hold Regular Meeting
The Clyde Cream Crusaders 4 H Derry club met at the home of Orin and Allen Oviatt. R A Cave county agent attended as did Herman Siegenthaler and Allen Qulatt who presented papers on the daily project. Refreshments followed with a season close. Correction states Huron H club camp fee is 2 dollars, not 2 50.
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Cream Crusaders
Clyde Cream Crusaders
Derry
Orin
Allen Oviatt
R. A. Cave
Herman Siegenthaler
Allen Qulatt
Fragmented Puzzle of Mohammedan Terms and Symbols
A garbled OCR style puzzle lists numerous terms related to Mohammedanism and astrology. The text mixes clues for words like Verbal, First of the twelve signs, and various scattered phrases, creating a disjointed, partial glossary or crossword-like item with unclear structure or readable context.
Orchard Is Planted By Town Club Member
Elgin Ta Bari Rothlisberger wins first place in a northern Iowa horticultural contest. J C Cunningham of Iowa State College announces Donald Lee Blkader takes second. The event began with a 4 H boy short course at Fayette this spring. Rothlisberger started a young orchard year with few trees and small fruits and mulched them last winter, planning expansion by finplanting and grafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari Rothlisberger
Elgin
Northern
Iowa
J. C. Cunningham
Lows State College
Donald Lee
Fayette
Rothlisberger
Huron Troop Elects Delegate for Camp DakoTah
Huron Boy Scout Troop held a regular meeting to elect a delegate for Camp DakoTah won by the troop in the Evening Huronite writing contest closing June 1. Arthur Newland was chosen by popular vote. Wilour Bindenagel led the opening service, and Rob Strecte received the scribe book. Several scouts plan to attend Camp DakoTah.
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Huron
DakoTah
Camp DakoTah
Arthur Newland
Wilour Bindenagel
Rob Strecte
4-H Club Aims for 10 Percent Completion in Fulton Illinois
Fulton county 4 H under Blanche Hedrick home adviser sets five goals to reach ten percent completion of projects. The group pursues measurable progress through defined targets and community involvement.
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Fulton Cewwity
Wiubbera
Blanche E. Hedrick
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Dried fruits are easy to prepare and provide good value for money with one pound equaling about four and a half pounds of fresh fruit. The guide covers soaking, steaming, baking, and sugar use, plus a dried apricot upside down cake recipe with dates, flour, fat, and baking powder.
Fwesty Fears Age Faday In Huron
Fwesty Fears Age Faday in Huron details a local ceremony and social notices. The report lists residents visiting and traveling, with names such as David Welly and Perla 3 Rev. H. Sill of the Bare church noted among attendees. It mentions travel to Chicago and New York for study and summer plans, and notes several departures for Sunday activities and vacations.
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Lalph Bi
Dippie
David Welly
Willy
H. Sill
Mmarnil
Ray
Miei
Thadolia Dryieditale
Ivogisius
Afenominie
Benjamin Theniss
Sam
Chivago
Mise
Helen Evans
Mirmegpolis
Chicago
Shad
Yankton Board Members Elected At College Commencement
Yankton June 1 The annual commencement announced new corporate board members Willan H Best Boston Ma. Daniel Mullenbach Chicago Rev John B Gross Redfield Mrs Mary Z Gibson Iton Springs and R L Nordness. Two new trustees Bishop W B Robert u Falls and Rev A B Curtis Aberdeen fill places of Hugh L Burlesen Sioux Falls and Mrs Famine B Look Los Angeles Cyril. Three trustees re elected by alumni Association are H A Robinson Yoming Don 2 Ward Chicago and W S Travis Rapid City.
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Yankton Yankton
Stese
Yankton College
G. W. Now
Willan H. Best
Boston
Daniel Mullenbach
Chicago
John B. Gross
Redfield
Mary Z. Gibson
Iton Springs
R. L. Nordness
Endorsement for H R Kibbee in Federal Reserve race
The Squared Dakota Bankers Association endorses H R Kibbee president of Commercial Crust and Savings Bank Mitchell for reelection as a director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. He fills the unexpired term of J C Bassett of Aberdeen. The election is scheduled for the same time.
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Kibbee
H.R. Kibbee
Commercial Crust and Savings Bank
Michell
Squra Dakota Bankers Association
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis
Iate
J. C. Bassett
Aberdeen
Dus Fati
Yankton Commission Weighs Cedar Street Bridge Plan
At the Yankton county commission meeting the city board requested a new bermal tent bridge over Mare Creek on Cedar street funded by county funds. Officials said finances are tight this year but favored the project and may proceed next year.
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Yankton
Mare Creck
Cedar Street
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Inday
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
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Aberdeen Council
Atland Pickerel Lake
Mont
M Saciued
Rauner
Mohammed Wellered
Tertical
Velement
Tang
Clyela
Fwesty
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