Surplus Disposal Yet Fear Of Famine Fades
The piece argues against clinging to biblical and historical fears of famine to justify disposal of agricultural surpluses. It cites Brazil burning coffee to raise prices and contrasts with wheat, noting U S producers face drought but still generate surpluses. It urges relying on diversified climates and production to meet needs rather than paralyzing fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Farm Board
United States
National Coffee Defense Council
Santos
Atlantic
America
Rock Garden Ideas For Home Grounds In Huron
An automobile tour of Huron reveals rock gardens are growing popular. Rockeries enhance any grounds by using natural layouts such as hillsides ravines or banks to form miniature landscapes with streams and tiny mills. Choose natural rocks avoid excess small stones and prepare the soil before building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Rock Garden Construction Tips for Creep Plants and Rocks
The guide explains using equal parts vegetable fiber garden foam and coarse sand with manure avoided for rock gardens. It advises placing rocks with lower stones first, creating crevices, tamping to remove air pockets, and tilting rock faces to guide rain into soil pockets. It suggests plant layout by height and texture, with creeping plants filling crevices and dwarf evergreens serving as background.
Coolidge Endorses Hoover and Celebrates Webster Publisher
Former president Coolidge voices strong support for Hoover, praising patience courage and ability in guiding the nation. Harold Card at Webster marks Webster Reporter and Farmer milestone with a 64 page fiftieth anniversary edition, lauded as one of the northwest’s finest anniversary issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Card
Webster
Reporter
Farmer
Card
Northwest
Railroads cite census to defend central states industry gains
The Illinois Central Railroad uses 1927 to 1929 census figures to argue central Mississippi basin states increased wage earners from 2.579 million to 2.84 million and manufacturing value from 25.721 billion to 28.990 billion, countering inland water advocates. It warns a 10 percent freight-rate hike would speed decentralization, boosting regional manufacturing and rail traffic but raising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinoia Central Railroad
Central States
Mississippi Basin
Atlantic Seaboard
South Dakota
Iowa
North Dakota
Indiana
Illinois
Nebraska
Ohio
Missouri
Ilinois
Seaboard
Riding to Education Boosts In Rural South Dakota
A Christian Science Monitor piece argues national school bus use, though costly, expands literacy and access by bringing education to doorsteps. It notes improved attendance, access to better schools, and weather-related benefits, while urging consideration of merging state colleges and safeguarding rural institutions for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yankton
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Pierre Capital Jousal
Girl Scouts Prepare Ropes For Camp Season
A Girl Scout group braids and tests various ropes and gear to be ready for emergencies and camp activities. The exercise emphasizes practical skills and self reliance as May brings camp season.
First Golden Eaglet Awarded to Huron Girl Scout
Elizabeth Cone of Huron becomes South Dakota’s first Golden Eaglet recipient after meeting 14 required subjects and multiple electives in Scouting. Her troop LaKoYah 1 and leadership from Mrs. M. W. Smith to Mrs. D. C. Reutter mark the ascent, with exams by local professionals and a planned ceremony at Camp Che-E-Pa from June 28 to July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mors
Elizabeth Cone
Huron
South Dakota
Golden Eaglet
LakoTah Troop 1
M. W. Smith
D. C. Reutter
Miss Cone
Woodcraft
Keith Potter
Huron High School
Georges M. Wilcox
Red Cross Currie
Mira. Grace Wilson
Mirs
A Churchill
Dick Haney
Mra Johnerty
Charles E. Harris
Chamber of Commerce
C. K. Walker
W. M. Smith
Mildred Brown
Robert Pair
Huron Park Board
Gertrude Null
George Gilbert Bell
Huron Junior High Ool
George A. Cummerford
Ina Warren
Edith Nathan
Virginia Bernard
Aberdeen
Gertrude Hall
St.Paul
Che
K-Pa
Lake Enemy
Come
Fred. Lehman
Graton
Red Cross
Che-E-Pa
Dairy Calves Judged at Lakeside Show
Dairy calves were judged by Lakeside 4-H members in Kings County. The Kings Fay dairy club conducted the event on June 12 with members Ce Ce and others competing in livestock judging and presentation segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Dairy Club
Kingsfay
Club members tour local dairy farm and park picnic
Members judged at each club member's home and toured the H Hedberg dairy farm near Kingsbury and Hamlin county May. A picnic lunch followed in Max Nelson park, reported by club reporter Milford Kopperud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hedberg
Kingsbury
Hamlin County
Max Nelson
Milford Kopperud
President Hoover Praises Girl Scouts for Employment Aid
President Herbert Hoover expresses warm appreciation to Mrs. Frederick Edey national president of the Girl Scouts for their unemployment relief work across the country. In a letter he thanks the Girl Scouts of America for cooperation with the President's Emergency Committee for Employment and highlights its social value and humanitarian aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Edey
Girl Scouts
Hoover
Mrs. Edey
Girl Scouts of America
Herbert Hoover
June 4-H Club Camps Reported Across South Dakota
H M Jones reports favorable results from early 4-H club camps this June. Camps opened at Cheyenne Agency June 1 with 255 attendees. Lennox hosted a 180-member camp with stunt program and parade. Lake Kampeska hosted 143 attendees across Brookings Hamlin and Deuel counties. Dakota Wesleyan university hosted 210 attendees near Mitchell. Aberdeen hosted 140 campers at the Tri-State fair grounds. Upcoming camps listed include Mobridge, Dell Rapids, Vermillion, Rapid City, Enemy Swim, Huron, Springfield, and Rosebud with dates through late June and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Jones
Cheyenne Agency
Lincoln County
Lennox
Brookings
Hamlin
Devel
Lake Kampeska
Clark
Cadington
Gran
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Brown
Faulk
Edmunds
McPherson
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Aberdeen
Mobridge
Dell Rapids
Vermillion
Rapid City
Enemy Swim
Cheyenne Agescy
Huron
Springfield
Rosebud
Hitchcock 4-H Girls Attend Social Meeting
About 30 girls from the Happy Sunshine and Cocky Cooks clubs in Hitchcock met at leader Mrs. Louise Borsh's home on June 10. Walton reported, guests included three absentees by name. A light lunch of pink and white ice cream cake pickles pea salad and potato salad was served. mothers attended and enjoyed a special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Happy Sunshine Club
Cocky Cooks Cooking Club
Louise Borsh
Do Tothes. Walton
Grant Walton
Rollie Hart
Ole ‘Tollefson
Lamcheon
Rose Walton
Mae
Canning Demonstration Led by Home Agent in Huron
Home agent Sara L. Dewing hosted a four demonstration session yesterday afternoon at Mrs. D. W. Fuller home in Huron for first year canning club members. A similar session is planned for Weslington's first year club today led by Miss Christine Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara L. Dewing
D. W. Fuller
Huron
Canning Club
Wessington
Mien Christene Johnson
Bers On
Irwing
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Notes of Local Moves
Twenty years ago in Huron residents made short trips and visits. D. Root left by autos for Virgil on business. Margaret Pinch visited Aberdeen friends. Vesta Sparks went to Broadland for the old settlers picnic. Mildred Root traveled to Mitchell to stay with relatives. Mr and Mrs A B Fairbank and son returned from Green Lake Minnesota. Edward Appel came home from the state university at Madison. Benjamin F Ives of Huron was reelected grand lecturer of the grand chapter A F and A M at a Masonic meeting in Chamberlain. Sidney Parke Oviatt arrived from Storkland and was welcomed by Mr and Mrs Sidney C Oviatt. C J Johnson leaves for Miller on business. Attorney Joe Kirby of Sioux Falls attended the K C initiation dare. R B Hill returned from a three weeks trip on the Pacific coast. Richard Kent of Fairbault visits his father WA Kent. Mrs C N Curtiss of Wessington arrives for a visit with Mrs C A Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. . Root
Virgil Margaret Pinch
Aberdeen
Vesta Sparks
Broadland
Mildred Root
Mitchell
A. B. Fairbank and Son
Green Lake
Minn
Edward Appel
Madison
Wis
State University
Benjamin F. Ives
Huron
A. F
A. M
Chamberlain
Sidney Parke Oviatt
Storkland
Sidney Claude Oviatt
Johnson
Teave
Miller
Joe Kirby
Sioux Falls
K. C
RB. Hill
Pacific Coast
Richard Kent
Fairbault
WA. Kent
C. N. Curtiss
Wessington
C. A. Blake
Kittenball Rivalry Sparks Whiteside Club Games
Whiteside Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf club opened by defeating Bonilla Butter Boosters at Youngsgrove. A second win followed on June 14 at Whiteside Consolidated School grounds. A third game is planned for June X at Bonilla, with a Whiteside challenge to any 4 H club team per reporter Robert Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteside Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf Club
Bonilla Butter Boostera
Youngsgrove
Whiteside Consolidated School
Whiteside
Bonilla
Robert Peterson
Club Members Urged To Continue Project
The Russlers Sheep club of Hand county held a meeting at the A B Crossman farm where a demonstration on aging sheep was shown. Mr Crossman, local club leader, hosted the event. Professor W G Crossman of Grand Forks spoke on the value of 4H club work for farm youths and urged members to carry the work to completion. A cider roast highlighted the social hour per Elton Hollistee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russlers Sheep Club
Hand County
A.B. Crossman
Crossman
W. G. Crossman
Grand Forks
N. D
Elton Hollistee
Beadle Clubs Tour Highlights Annual Pig and Calf Visit
Beadle's Best Pig club joined Kiwanis Dairy Calf and Dearborn Sunshine baby beef clubs for a week long tour. Jay Selisbury notes seven homes visited from Morrisey to DeFrysking, a dinner at Ed Simantel’s, beef calf judging, and a game of kitterball. County agent R A Cave and Mr Mikkleson joined. next meeting location undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle
Beadle's
Kiwanis Dairy Calf Club
Dearborn Sunshine Baby Beef Club
Jay Selisbury
The
Pig Club
Morrisey
Ed Simantel
DeFrysking
R. A. Cave
Mikkleson
Prairie Maid Club Plans Tour at June Meeting
Prairie Maid Dairy club held at the Cummings home on June 22. Arthur Olson presided over the business session as members, except two, answered roll call by Adam Caldow. A club tour is planned for June 17 with two other clubs. Lunch of ice cream and cake was served. Next meeting set for July 3 at the Olson home per Margaret Caldow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Maid Club
Prairie Maid Dairy Call Club
Cummings
Arthur Olson
Adam Caidow
Olson
Margaret Caldow
Yale Poultry Club Plans Tour of Inspection
Members gathered at Kathryn Davis home for a Yale Poultry Club meeting. Anastasia Davis elected song leader. Talks covered Lice treatment and a chicken water fountain. A club tour is set for July 3 visiting each member home to view poultry exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Club
Yale Poultry Club
Kathryn Davis
Anastasia Davis
A. H. Davis
Lois Davia
James Davie
Radio Features The Best In Radioland A Real Bam
Radio features announce a four week series starting this month with performers such as Farrar Case Van Gord and Marian Talley. TV broadcasts will air on WIZ NBC at 1 PM starting June 29 with subsequent dates through July. Live events include a meat packing parade along Michigan Boulevard to Chicago at 12 30 PM Thursday. Programs from WJZ NBC and WEAF NBC air nightly with concerts and interviews featuring Ruth Roland Freddie Rich and Count Von Luckner.
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New York
G. J Farrar
WIZ Nbc
Farrar
Anne Case
Cyrenna van Gord
Marian Talley
John McCormick
Michigan Bouley
Chicago
WJZ Nbc
Edwin Franko Gulds
Sand
WJZ
NBC
Ruth Roland
Freddie Richs
Jcesiza
WABC
CBS
Count von Luckner
Thera
Groationa
Rice
WEAF
Gamble Stores Board Declares Regular And Special Dividends
Gamble Skogmo operating Gamble Stores voted a regular quarterly dividend of 1 75 per share on their preferred stock and a special dividend of 50 cents per share on the common stock to be paid July 3 to holders of record June 20. First two months of this year show sales gains over 1930, with an expansion plan to open about 25 new stores. twelve opened so far, with further growth as personnel and locations allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Gamble Skogmo
Tve
Real Estate Transfers In Beadle County Abstract List
Real estate transfers show parcels in Huron and surrounding towns. Transactions include Collins to Olson for 1250 dollars for Parkland addition to Huron, Tietz to Cities Service Oil Co, and Waldron to Reese for 51 dollars net, with multiple lots and replat references in Ennis and Mouser additions. Others include Renshaw to Ruher, Dahlgren to Benneid, and Say. & Loan Co. to Burns in Huron, with various block and lot identifiers in Ennis and Fisher Foster lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Collins
Thomas H. Olson
Huron
Parkland Additioi
Thelma Renshaw
Leigh Ruher
Forrestburg
E.R. Tietz
Cities Service Oil Co
Tulsa
E. C. Waldron
F. B. Reese
Hull
Mina Dahlgren
Mabel A. Benneid
Dahlgren
NEY
U. P. Stahl
Camden Raybun
Fisher and
Foster
Dak. Say
Muron
Burns
Ennis
Zada E. Pugsley
Lee C. Tibimnowre
Hurn
Eva M. Annis
J. B. Annis
Hitchcock
Mouser
Hitchsock
Funeral rites held for early Hyde County settler Yeandle
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Yeandle who died suddenly Saturday evening were conducted at the Church of Christ in Highmore at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. An early Hyde County settler, she was remembered for her local ties and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeandle
Highmore
Mary A. Yeandle
Hyde County
Church of Christ
Rain Revives Crops in Highmore Area
With rain Sunday evening and early Monday morning, the northeast county near Highmore that suffered most from dry weather shows signs of revival. The shower brings renewed moisture to fields, boosting crop prospects after a dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Fathers Day Observed at Presbyterian Church
Fathers day will be observed at the Presbyterian church at 11 30 a m June 21 a special program is being prepared Everyone is invited to attend the service All are asked to bring either their gun father or somebody s else
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Presbyterian Church
Indians Plan Fair Rosebud Agency Exhibit
Sioux Indians of the Rosebud reservation will hold their annual fair at the agency August 26 to 28. The program features an exhibition of agricultural products and sports contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud Indian Agency
Rosebud Reservation
Beets Thinned in Belle Fourche Territory Report
Manager D B Pratt says 3 000 of 9 500 acres have been thinned in the Black Hills sugar beet region near Belle Fourche on June 17. He notes ample labor available and growers are proceeding with thinning as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
D. B. Pratt
Black Hills
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G. F. McCannan
Robert D. Lusk
Associated Press
Mamber Andourees
Circelatte
Department of Peri A
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Marion
Harding
Middle West Industry
Sioux City Tribune
Education
Christian Science Monitor
Lauds Girl Scouts
C. E. Butterfield
Fedor Music Clubs
Salt, Li
Robert Halliday
NBC 7
Ili
London
Eli Cuveity
Mires
Beadle County Abstiract & Tile Ca
Thomas
Benj. Thomas
Robert W. Vance
Masonic Temple
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