Optimistic economist forecasts upturn and rising prices
Virgil Jordan, an economist, predicts within three months general upward movement in business and rising commodity prices. The Minneapolis Tribune agrees such a rise could ease depressions and support wages, noting copper cotton and rubber may not return to old levels and praising Jordan's cautious optimism. The Evening Huronite adds that boosting farm prices could hasten higher commodity values.
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Virgil Jordan
Minneapolis Tribune
Jordan
the Tribune
Surplus Coffee Destruction Shows Market Price Pressure
The Sioux City Journal argues Brazil destroys surplus coffee to curb price drops, noting 594000 pounds dumped at sea. It contrasts with wheat stock purchases and cites South African diamond protection as a broader pattern of limiting supply to preserve value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Brazil
Sioux City
National Coffee Council
South Africa
Record drought era leaves mixed national outlook
The speaker notes past droughts caused suffering in several regions but asserts the United States overall produced a surplus, framing the period as groundless in national certainty while highlighting varied regional impacts.
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United States
Huron Named 1932 Grand Lodge Convention City
Huron was chosen again as the 1932 convention city by the Grand Lodge of South Dakota. The Masonic organization, present in most towns, expects 300 to 500 attendees, linking Huron with many state residents during the event. The Huron lodge marks its fiftieth anniversary in June 1932, while national Masonry honors the George Washington memorial at Alexandria, Virginia. Local leader John H. Fonsberg is elected as a grand officer of the state lodge.
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Huron
Grand Lodge of
South Dakota
Masonic Order
Huron Lodge
United States
Alexandria
John H. Fonsberg
Grand Lodge of Masons
Free signs to keep walkers on walks in Huron
Local effort urges residents to protect lawns by using free placards printed by Star Sash and Door and distributed via The Evening Huronite. Signs warn visitors to walk on the walks, aiming to reduce lawn damage during the young grass season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Sash and Door Company
Huronite
Huron
Huron Publishing Company
Pressure on South Dakota referendum curbs lawmakers acts
South Dakotans may suspend major acts of the last legislature through a referendum, with three measures halted for at least a year. A truck licensing law, a 10 cent per pound tax on better substitutes, and four year normal school courses face voter petitions. The system allows as few as 10,000 signers to temporarily nullify legislative actions, delaying voter choice.
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South
South Dakota
Wilson Would Resign Presidency If Hughes Won 1916
Col. E. M. House reveals a Wilson story proposing he resign immediately after Hughes won the 1916 election. The plan included Vice President Marshall resigning, Lansing removed, Hughes heading the State Department, then Wilson’s resignation and Hughes’s elevation as president.
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Sioux City Journal
Col. E. M. House
Texas
Woodrow Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
California
Col. House
Marshall
Lansing
State Department
Wilson
Dreaming of a Million Dollars and Its Burdens
A column reflects on the allure of a sudden million, Omaha World-Herald style, while noting the burdens and risks that accompany wealth. It contrasts dreamt wealth with the practicality of daily life and warns against chasing money as a cure for woes.
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Omaha World-Herald
New York
California
Third Place Is Won By Troop 5
Huron Troop 5 fielded 24 scouts at a Wednesday meeting planning attendance at Carp Da Kofah from June 21 to 28. Beavers won third at a Frankfort camporee with 1d points, seven firsts and multiple seconds. troop leaders Townsend Axelrad Sendarmore Thiernos and others headed the team.
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Troop 5
Huron Troop 5
Carp da- Kofah
Marshall Townsend
Marshall
Furnish Magazine
Boy Scout
Frankfort
Beaver Patrol
Beavers
Sacajawea Scouts Prize Contest Highlighted
Sacajawea Girl Scouts troop 2 met at the Presbyterian church with 26 scouts responding to roll. New rule assigns a new leader after a patrol leader is absent twice. Two prizes awarded to top attendance from June 17 to September 1, Joyca Anderson to receive major trip prize after winning The Huronite contest.
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Sacajawea
Sacajawea Girl Scouts
Presbyterian Church
Vivian John
White
Joyca Anderson
Calvert
Plans for Northern 4-H club camp at Cheyenne
Final plans outline a four day 4-H camp from June 24 to 27 at Cheyenne with Sully county agency reporting ideal facilities. The event will host members from Stanley Sully Potter and Faulk counties, feature a six reel Wizard of Oz film, camp-fire ceremonies and forenoon instruction plus stunt night, recreation and good eats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Agency
Sully County
Pierre Indian School
Stanley
Sully
Potter
Faulk
Onida 4-H Clinic Aims at Health Development
Doctor B M Aart oversees a health clinic for Sully county 4 H members at Onida school. Thirty four boys and girls received full physical records with scores and notable conditions noted. Health is a central focus for 4 H clubs this year and top health participants may compete for state honors at the State Fair in September.
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B. m. Aart
Sully County
Onida
Fedora 4-H Girls Study Linen Textile Uses
The Fedora 4-H club met at leader Wily Eila Lewis or home to study linen textiles and their uses. Verne Clark led the discussion with all present except two members. Plans were made for sewing undergarments and dresses as part of the project, with refreshments served and Velma Leis Clark presiding at close. Next meeting slated for June 22 with new officer election.
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Fedora
N.o. 4-H Club
Wily Eila Lewis
Verne Clark
Velma Leis
Clark
Yimenermann
Redmanty
Hyde County 4-H Club Members Share Experiences
WIL Ondricek of the Happy-Go-Lucky Pig 4-H club in Highmore recalls joining a 4K Baby Park club last year after H. H. DeLong county club agent recruited eight boys. The Hyde county group, formed in May with leaders Evan Killing er, Ebner Lusk, and WL Ondricek, earned honors at the county fair and awarded a gold medal to a member as county champion. The club later organized a second 4-H Baby Park chapter, with Lloyd Elirink as president, Alfred Cermak as vice president, and Will Ork as secretary. They aim to win more honors this year despite lower pig values, and Ondricek emphasizes youth joining clubs for fun and learning.
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Hyde
Wil Ondricek
Highmore
H. H. DeLong
Evan Killinger
Ebner Lusk
WL Ondricek
Hyde County
Lloyd Elirink
Alfred Cermak
Will Ork
Dir
Polly Prim Flower Club Meeting in Deland
The Polly Prim Flower Club of Deland met June 8 at Ethel Kitterman’s home with perfect attendance. Pearl Davidson presided. reports on flowers planted since the last meeting were shared and record books distributed. Plans included a pressed flower book, a late-planting box demonstration, and a June 23 meeting at Marian Albaugh’s home.
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Polly Prims
Polly Prim Flower Club
Deland
Ethel Kitterman
Pearl Davidso
Barbara Gano
Cosmos
Marian
Tulare Club
Doland Girls
Alita Bollersley
Mothers Are Guests Of Girls At Dinner
The Wessington Hills Sewing club girls hosted mothers and friends at a June 5 dinner at Mrs. A. B. Crossman residence. About 25 attended as decorations used club colors. Marion Roembaugh acted mistress. Lorene Bothwell welcomed guests and mothers answered with brief remarks.
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Wessington Hills
Sara Lake
Freda Moller
Black
Wessington
Sara L. Dewing
Hazel Christofferson
Christine Johnson
Virgil
A. B. Crossmen
Crossman
Mr. Black
Virginia Zavse
Doris Moller
Miss Dewing
Rudy Clubbers Plan Annual Inspection Tour
The Rudy Dairy Cats club will tour July 1 meeting at John Wallace farm near Trequois. After visiting members’ homes they will lunch and judge a dairy ret. The regular meeting drew all members and 15 visitors this week at John Wallace’s home. The Rudy club and the Merry Maids Poultry club plan a joint picnic at Huexrove near Cavour on Sunday June 2 with a program, baseball games and races.
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Rudy
Rudy Dairy Cats Club
John Wallace
Trequois
Rudy Club
Merry Maids Poultry Club
Huexrove
Cavour
Randall Fuller
Dairy Foods 4-H Club Studies Milk Drinks
Dairy Foods 4 H Club explores milk drinks at Yale home meeting led by Marie Klude and LeNora Von dracek with Mrs Franz Ryger and others present. Recreation day at Huron, games after lesson, next meeting assigned to Mildred Gable and Mildred Matec.
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Demmrayons
Marie Klude
LeNora Von«dracek
Three C's Dairy Foods Club
Yale
Franz Ryger
Sntusl Worms
Huron
Tle
Mildred Gable
Mildred
Gable
Twenty Years Ago Today in Huron
Twenty years ago today in Huron several local shooters and residents are noted. The South Dakota State Sportsman association event featured a Jage nummer in the forties with Huron club members Tom Null George Edmundson James Murphy J Hennig and John Sauer among the entrants at the traps. Henry Babbit returned home from Miller, Miss Helen Hood of Freeport visited with Miss Marion Blount, E G Smith arrived from Pierre for a few days with sisters Mrs M McCarthy, the Campbell couple hosted a seven o clock dinner for thirty five guests celebrating their first wedding anniversary, W A Roberts is reinstated in the surveyor general office and will travel from Helena to resume duties, Dave Coughlin travelled to Hot Springs for business, Mrs George Key visited Wessington, C T Dike and F R Moulton left for railway business, Mrs Join Demolien of Lincoln is visiting relatives, Miss Florence Hogan and Nora Young returned from Broadland, ladies of the Maccabees held a thimble bee with prize awards for Mrs Hugh Griffith and Mrs Herman Weir.
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South Dakota State Sportsman's Association
Jage Nummer
Huron Club
Tom Null
George Edmundson
James Murphy
J Hennig
John Sauer
Henry Babbit
Miller
Helen Hood
Freeport
Marion Blount
E. G. Smith
George Key
Wessington
C. T. Dike
FR. Moulton
Northwestern
West
Join Dembolien
Lincoln
Neb
Huron
Sully County 4 H Clubs Hold Judging Practice Meets
Sully county 4 H clubs practiced judging sheep hogs horses and cattle during the week with district agent Henry DeLong assisting. More such activities are planned ahead as members prepare to compete at the Sully county fair set for August 20 to 22.
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Sully County
Henry DeLong
Best Ever 4 H Clubs Plan Demonstration
The East Ever Clothing and Canning club of Beadle county met at Mrs. FP Gluesing s home on Illinois Avenue Southwest. Julie LaLois Clemmens presided. officers named Lillian Larson president Ruth Housman vice president Ruth Fuller secretary treasurer VaLois Clemmens supervised a group session. The club plans a stunt at camp late June. a subsequent meeting at Miss Larson s home will feature a canning demonstration on chicken. Refreshments were served. Myriam Foster filed the report.
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Ruth Fuller
VaLois Clemmens
Miss Larson
Myriam Foster
Contest notice urged precise club credits for 4 H stories
Readers told to include exact club name local leader and county when sending in Huron free trip contest stories. The editor warns that credit cannot be given to incomplete items and asks club members to mail promptly within the event day following news.
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Huron
Ito
Funeral Services for Wayland Infant Girl
Funeral services were held Friday at 3 pm for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Hippe who live eleven miles south of Wayland. The five month old child died after a brief illness. Surviving are three brothers an uncle. Rev Mr Funck of the German Lutheran church at Miller officiated. Burial followed in Wessington cemetery.
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Wayland
Eugene Hippe
Mr. Funck
Miller
Wessington
Wayland Sees Two Heavy Rains Boost Crops
The Wayland area received two heavy local rains this week helping gardens and especially corn. Farmers work the fields as conditions permit, while ground conditions hinder other tasks. The note mentions 17,000 schools and 7,500 buses in use across the United States.
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Vayland
Wayland
Abethee
United States
Rains Come As Aid To Roads In South Dakota
South Dakota highway commission reports roads in good to fair condition with rain aiding gravel routes. Sections with moisture show better surfaces, while dry areas stay rough or muddy. numerous stretches from Aberdeen to Sioux Falls list gravel or paved surface statuses and detours, noting bridges, construction, and detour advisories along U.S. Highways 14 16 81 and state routes.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Highway Commission
Eas
Andover
Groten
Aberdeen
Ipswich Amt
Wnbridge
McLaughlin
Thunderhawk
North Bakata
Goodwin
Loorr
Esteur
Waterfair
Watertown
Pei Fauliton
Cheyenne Agency
James Tovenne Geency
LaPlant
Detrth
Dupree
Pgoo
Faith
Newell
Newell Wi
Fourche
U.S. 14
Brookings
Arlinin - DeSmet
Constructo Tetland
DeSmet
Vour
Huron
Wolsey
Craviz
Miller
Pierre Jorty
U. S. 16
Custer Battlefield
Minnesota
Sioux
Mitchell
Mt. Vern Fair
Mt. Vernon
Chandy
Murds
Murda
Ford
Stamford
Kadoka
Rapid Civel
Rapid City Hawk
Sturgis
Wyoming Line
Burke
Gregory
Wimmer
Rosebud
Smithwick
Cheyenne River
Hot Springs
Ede
U. S 81
Meridian
Yankton
Dolton
Salem
Madison
Freeman and Dolton
Uytour
Haytl
Will
Dakota Line
Crossair
Tyndall
Tyipp
Fair
Deland
Good
Groton
North Dakota
Sineseton
Britton
Barnard
McPherson
U.S
Sisseton
Peever
Wilmot
Milbank
Colmar
Colenie
Dell Rapids
Renner
Sioux Falls
Beresford
Elle Point
Sioux City
Sioux Falls College Opens Summer School
Sioux Falls college opened its annual summer term with the largest attendance. Dean A W Fauquet directs the session as actual classes started Friday after teachers met Thursday. Marian Kalayjian, famed concert artist, began instruction with master pupils on Friday. Jordan hall chapel hosted the convocation with R Sattgeet, college president, delivering the address. A A McDonald and N E Shei, among others, will lecture.
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Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Spee
A. W. Fauquet
Marian Kalayjian
Jorden Hall Chape
R. Sattgeet
A. A. McDonald
N. E. Shei
South Dakota Education Association
Hotel Clerk Foils Run On Bandit At Sioux Falls
Charles Webb, a hotel night clerk, refused to surrender and called police when a would be bandit brandished a revolver. The attacker fled after Webb’s calm response and quick action.
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Sioux Falls
Charles Webb
Webb
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