Global sufficiency hope vs American deflation crisis
A letter from a northern New Zealand editor urges borrowing American ideas to aid farming. The piece warns deflation, cites stock crash causes, and argues American genius must lead to a consumer-driven recovery with mass production and higher wages. It notes 50 million potential rural consumers ready to buy but stalled by farm prices.
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Russia
Prince of Wales
America
United States
A Way Out for America The Farmer Price Plan
The author argues fifty million Americans need fair labor returns to revive industry. Agriculture faces deflation since 1929 with farm income falling from ten to six or seven billion dollars. A plan envisions loans to purchase and remove surpluses, contracts via farmer cooperatives, and tariffs to raise farm prices, stabilizing agriculture for five years and restoring purchasing power.
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United States
America
France
Congress
Agricuture
Theorizing the End of Oratory in Politics
The text discusses Theury Sir Austen Chamberlain and the Manchester Guardian possibly deeming oratory obsolete as politics shifts to matters like tariff and standard of value. It recalls William Jennings Bryan nicknamed The Boy Orator of the Platte for his silver coinage advocacy.
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Austen Chamberlain
Manchester Guardian
William Jenkings Bryan
Alpena Troop 23 Sees Four Eagles in Scouting Rise
Alpena Troop 23, active since spring 1827, reports four Eagle scouts among seven first class scouts since 1923. Leaders include David Evans, who notes troop growth from 14 to 25, with eight tenderfeet and nine first class scouts. The group has posted multiple blue ribbon finishes at camps and rallies and expanded patrols to Pirates Eagles and Lions led by Evang Aisenbrey and Crawford.
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Troop 23
Alpena
David Evans
State Fair Grounds
Wenton Siedschiaw
William Evans
Lawrence Wales
Life
DaKoTsh
Ree
Miller
Troop 2
Beavers
Foxes
Lake Byron
Huron
Wessington Springs
F Pirates
Eagles
Sioux Falls
Richard E. Byrd
Commiarnder Byrd
Pirates
Lions
Paul Evang
Arsandus Aisenbrey
Clair Crawford
Rex Jones
Scoutnastay
Thirteen Strivers 4-H Club Meeting at Cranston Home
The Thirteen Strivers 4-H club of Beadle county met at C. O. Cranston on June 5 for a program and party planned at the Housman home. Seven visitors attended and Ruth Skinner was named club reporter. The club, now four members strong, will meet again July 3 at the W. O. Skinner home. Lunch ended the gathering.
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Thirteen Strivers
Beadle County
C. O. Cranston
Housman
Ruth Skinner
W. O. Skinner
Hand Club Attends Meet At St. Lawrence
Bluebird 4-H club members from St. Lawrence gathered for the annual extension club and 4-H recreation day at the St. Lawrence grove. Edna Jones reports games directed by Sara L. Dewing and a post picnic program. County extension chairman K B Croll announced upcoming events for club members and thanked attendees.
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Hand Club
St. Lawrence
Bluebird
St Lawrence Grove
Edna Jones
Sara L. Dewing
K. B. Croll
Extension Clube
Andy Palm
Earthly
Hoya
Fairfield corn club organizes meeting and plantings
The Fairfield corn club met May 12 at Henry Bischoff's home with seven members enrolled. Officers include James Stoner president, Robert Olson vice president, Ralph Van Horne secretary. Members plant Fulton Yellow Dent and Wimple Yellow Dent, with various acreages guided by E. J. Van Horne and Paul Urban. Meetings planned every second Thursday.
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Fairfield Corn Club
Henry Bischotk
Paul A. Urban
James Stoner
Robert Olson
Ralph van Horne
Earl
Lloyd Bischoff
Howard
Paul Urban
Urban
E. J. van Horne
Com Club
Paul
Broadland Council Hosts Annual Mother-Daughter Dinner
Broadland W C A council held its Mother-Daughter banquet at the Broadland Methodist church with 100 attendees. Mrs F A Vollenweider led, assisted by Mrs Tom Turney Mrs L Kool and Mrs N Smith. Special guests included Miss Carrie Reynolds and Mrs A K Gardner.
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Broadland Council
F. A. Vollenweider
Broadland
0. V. Olson
Roy Johnston
Charles Walraven
Carrie Reynolds
Beadle County ¥. W. C. A
A. K. Gardner
Mra
F. C. Hocking
Girl Reserve Club
Miss Thompson
Esther Bischoff
Taye Barber
Gloria Smith
Mary Zeigler
Marjory Bette
Bluebirds Learn First Aid and Fire Building Skills
The Blue Bird patrol of Minuchaha troop met Mrs. O D Dunbar to study first aid and fire building led by Eagle Scout Lloyd Sherman. They hiked to a grove, built fires, roasted wieners, practiced signaling for help in simulated incidents, and reviewed second class tests in birds and trees. Jeanne Richardson and Josephine Searles passed part of the second class nature tests.
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Bluebirds
Blue Bird Patrol
Minuchaha
O.D. Dunbar
Lloyd Sherman
Jeanne "Erie Richardson
Josephine Searles
Sully Club Judges Livestock On Tour
Sully county 4 H club on a tour led by Henry DeLong judged pigs sheep cattle and horses visiting homes from the M I Rivenes residence. Members plan camp June 24 27 at Cheyenne agency instead of Pierre Indian school with new features exciting Vivian Peterson notes.
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Sully
Sully County
Henry DeLong
M. 1
Rivenes
Cheyenne Agency
Pierre Indian School
Vivian Peterson
Steel Boat Added to Equipment at Camp
Arrangements were made to buy a new steel boat for use at the Girl Reserve camp at Lake Byron. The purchase was discussed at the Junior High inter-club council of Girl Reserves meeting this week, the final meeting of the year. Area clubs contributed funds toward the boat, said Carrie Reynolds, Beadle County general secretary. WCA entertainments have been given and individuals contributed toward the fund.
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Lake Byron
Girl Reserves
Carrie Reynolds
Beadle County
W.C. A
Picnic by Beadle county poultry and dairy clubs planned
The Merry Maids Poultry club and the Rudy Dairy club of Beadle county announce a picnic and short program on June 21 at Rudy Grove two miles east and a short distance south of Cavour. Madonna McNabor reports races games and a short program beginning at 1 39. The clubs will welcome friends to the event.
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Merry Maids Poultry Club
Rudy Dairy Club
Beadle County
Rudy Grove
Cavour
Madonna McNabor
Thera
Vermillion Children Show Superior Intelligence to French Peers
Survey from the University of South Dakota reports Vermillion six year olds pass 33 of 51 tests while French peers pass two. Eleven-year-olds reach full logical growth earlier than French children. Findings challenge Piaget on pre logical stages and egocentrism.
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South Dakota
University of South Dakota
C. C. Josey
E. Johnson
Josey
Mr. Johnson
Journal of Social and Abnormal Psychology
Pean Piaget
Piaget
Pisget
Pia
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Passengers and Travel Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron a string of local travelers were noted leaving for or arriving from distant cities. W R B Link headed to San Francisco for a Methodist convention, Mrs. L C Treadway returned from Douglas with her daughter, and Frank Burke traveled West on business. Other residents moved about for sightseeing, vacations, or engagements, including Philip Oviatt to Canada and Rev. and Mrs. Pinch to Yankton for college events. A gas launch addition and lakefront improvements were planned while radio broadcasting regulation changes from France were announced.
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Wilson
W. R B. Link
San Francisco
Cal
Vention
L. C. ‘Treadway
C. M. Daley
Douglas
Wyre
Frank Burke
Attorney Peyne
Pierre
Pearse Pinch
Yankton
Yankton College
H. Baum
A. G. Tomlinson
Lake Byron
BR. Harvey
Canada
A. A. Taylor
Sioux Falls
John Greene
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Harel Christo
Alpena Troop 23
Davis Evans
Leys
Sanborn Group
Thomas
Eye
Ear, Nose & Throat Clinic
Ren. Thomas
Robert W. Vance
G. D
Masonic Temple
Clive Brook
Gous
Rissa
Machine Gowe
Gary Cooper
Tasha Momns
Sylvia Sidney
Paul Lukas
Yxnne Gibson Welliam
Stare
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