Freight Rate Boost Hums Profit Motive In Business
Judge A K Gardner argues profit is a duty and service of business at a Lions convention in Huron. He warns higher freight rates, sought by railways, would cut farm incomes and raise consumer prices even as it sustains government and public goods. The Interstate Commerce Commission is expected to rule, with possible emergency status and varied increases.
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District Lions Club
Huron
A. K. Gardner
Eighth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Civic Club
Benjamin Franklin
Gardner
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mark Sullivan
Washington Observer
Minneapolis Journal
Commission
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Sullivan
Raisways
Cleveland
Farmers weigh freight rate hikes on farm prices
The analysis outlines how a 15 percent freight rate increase would cut farmer incomes by millions and lower crop prices, while urging organized action by farmers to push for higher commodity prices first to enable any possible rail profit gains. It notes farmers' long decline in income since 1929 and contrasts with railways' organized lobbying power.
Editorial on South Dakota auto plate colors and policy
The Argus Leader and other papers debate the new auto plate color scheme, favoring black and yellow for one year and yellow and black the next. They argue colors improve visibility, support the state’s track law changes, and criticize critics who nitpick plate choices while urging focus on larger shortcomings.
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Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Bern O
Nautilus Submarine Venture Cast as Hazardous Stunt
Sir Hubert Wilkins faces dwindling public confidence as the Nautilus, crippled at sea en route to polar exploration, signals doubt about its ability to operate under ice. Critics warn the Arctic test may expose greater risks than the Atlantic voyage and portray the expedition as a dangerous stunt unless a compelling purpose emerges.
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Sir Hubert Wilkins
Atlantic
Young Citizens Year in Review at Gabel School
A Climbing Citizen league report from Gabel school in Custer township Beadle county highlights a busy year. Activities included organizing a school paper the Citizen Post Halloween tricks Thanksgiving and Armistice programs a basket social raising 23.65 and a Christmas party for students and graduates. Albert Hintermeister earned second place for an essay and a Japan talk by visiting student Michio Terada sparked interest. An industrial tour to Huron and a state U trip funded by a contest were won, with Albert Hintermeister and Clyde Curtis representing at Pierre and county events. Arbor Day cleanups and a tree planting completed the year as the group elected officers quarterly under Elsie Wiese.
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C. L
Climbing Citizen League
Gabel
Custer Township
Beadle County
Nellie M. Brusso
Citizen Post
Women's Relief Corps
Albert Hintermeister
LaBeux Wos
Michio Terada
Huron College
Japan
Huron
Elsie Wiese
Special Rule Applies in Contest for 4-H Scholarships
Word comes from Chicago that International Harvester scholarships to be awarded next November apply only to 4 H club members who have not matriculated in any college granting credit for four year agriculture or home economics programs. It applies only to those ready for college in fall 1932 and who have not entered college previously.
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International Harvester
Many Club Tours To Feature Next Month
H M Jones notes club tours will be July focus with visits to seven homes, project inspections, and judging. County and district agents can aid plans. picnics, ball games, and social events accompany tours. Brookings Extension Office can provide program suggestions.
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H. M. Jones
Tio
State Extension
Brookings
Violet Dubro Birthday Party Guest Of Honor
Violet Dubro was guest of honor at a birthday party at her home on June 14. Games were played and a shower of gifts presented. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Fland assisted by Mrs. Baum and Mrs. Link.
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Violet Dubro
Violet
Semch
Fland
Baum
Mra Link
Lincoln Clubber Expects Large Corn Crop Leader in Lincoln County
Oliver Anderson leads Moe Hustlers Corn club in Lincoln county raising 90 acres of corn this year. It is his eighth year and last as a club member and he is praised by H. M. Jones for his community leadership and devotion to club work. Ruth's Royal Rustlers of Spink county plan a bake sale to raise funds for club camp. The women's club has donated toward expenses and Mira Roth Wells leads the group in planning a stunt night at club camp.
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Lincoln
Oliver Anderson
Moe Hustlers
Lincoln County
H. M. Jones
Ruth's Royal Rustlers
Spink County
Mira Roth Wells
Oldest Tenderfoot Girl Scout Passes Ripe Age S80
Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson of Pepperell Massachusetts has been invested as a Tenderfoot Girl Scout and is recorded as the oldest in the United States. At eighty years old she memorized the laws and salute, joining the Cedar Hill unit in Waltham.
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Tenderfoot Girl
S. W. Hutchinson
Girl Scout Community Committee
Pepperell
Mass
National
New York
Cedar Hill
Waltham, Mass
Scout Camps Move to Meet National Waterfront Standards
National Girl Scout plan requires one observer per waterfront area at 550 camps including Camp Che-K-Pa at Lake Enemy Swim. Red Cross supervision, 20 foot swimming depth, grade marked zones, buddy system, life saving crew, and equipped safety gear shaped by regional inspections aim to certify all camps.
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National
Girl Scouts
Che-K-Pa
Lake Enemy
Huron
Red Crosseuiner
Red Croas
Wight
Girl Scout Organization
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Dairy Girls Enroll 744 In State Fair Program
A large enrollment in the new dairy foods project shows strong interest. By June 1, 744 girls were enrolled, with clubs progressing and demonstrations limited to six general sessions, each represented by a 4H club in the state dairy building at the fair.
Dakota Belles Plan Carnival for 4H Camp Funds
The Dekots Bellies 4H club of Beadle County met at Francia Howard’s home to discuss earning money for camp expenses. They scheduled a carnival for Friday June 19 at the State Fair grounds. The next meeting will be at Dorothy Schultz’s home with lunch served by hostesses.
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Dakota Belles
Dekots Bellies
Beadle County
Francia Howard
State Fair Grounds
Bern May
Dorothy Schultz
Hos‘tems
Filling Station Entered At Highmore
The Texaco filling station in Highmore was entered during the night by breaking a rear window. A small amount of cash and other articles totaling about ten dollars were taken. Efforts to locate the culprits have been ineffective. Local thefts have increased as citizens urge vigilance.
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Highmore Highmore
Texaco
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Notable Local Trips
W S Davis returns from a two week Pacific coast trip. J B Jackson leaves for Pierre for G A R encampment. Dr O B Wright visits Chicago Washington and other eastern points. Mrs M Murray to Minneapolis to visit friends. Mr and Mrs I R Campbell and Miss Spearer Farquahr return from Illinois Indiana. HM Whitman to Redfield to manage Huron ball team. Mr and Mrs Asher F Pay and Mrs Byron Pay to Pierre for G A R encampment. Bishop Foote Johnson Robt Doherty and Rev Williams guests at J W Campbell home. James Murphy to Redfield for South Dakota Baseball Association directors meeting. Miss Hazel Baker to Lake Chelan WA to spend summer with Helen Morris. W L Miller and Frank Burke travel north on business. £& C Cornel to Sioux Falls on short business trip.
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W. S. Davis
Pacific Coast
J. B. Jackson
G. A. BR
Pierre
O. RB. Wright
Chicago
Washington
D. C
M Murray
Minneapolis
I. R. Campbell
Spearer Farquahr
Illinois
Indiana
Whitman
Redfield
Huron
Burwell
Asher F. Pay
Byron E. Pay
Grand Army
Frederick Foote Johnson
de. Robt. Doherty
James Murphy
South Dakota Basebal Association
Hazel Baker
Lake Chelan
Helen Morris
W. L. Miller
Frank Burke
Carthage
C. Cornel
Sioux Falls
Hitchcock Names Members Of Board
The Hitchcock independent school district election in the town hall named Lalu Dubois to a one year post Clye Cotton and Bar ney Laverty to two year terms Ed Riemath and Grant Preston to three year terms Herman Meyer elected school treasurer for one year
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Hitchcock
Lalu Dubois
Clye Cotton
Barney Laverty
Ed Riemath
Grant Preston
Herman Meyer
Hoover and Nattress Elected To Onida School Board
In Onida five candidates vied for seats on the Onida Independent school board. Frank Hoover and Charles W. Nattress won the new seats as 199 votes were cast on Tuesday. Earl Hardwick and F. S. Foster were the retiring members.
Fanger Reelected Chairman At Rose School Vote
In the Rose school district annual election on June 18 Frank Fanger was reelected as chairman for a three year term. The board held a business meeting following the vote.
St Louis Port Receives A 1 A Rating At Lampert Field
Lambert-St. Louis Field has been awarded an A-1-A rating by the aeronautics branch of the United States department of commerce after recent floodlight and radio facility additions. The field began as a municipal landing area in 1928 covering 189 acres and has grown to 560 acres with 3,000 feet of hard surface runways. About 400 acres are suitable for landing, and a concrete apron 2,500 feet long sits along one side.
Gettysburg School Board Race Sees Loyal Huilman Triumph
In Gettysburg on June 16, voters chose between incumbent president Harry Hixson and vice-president R. W. Nauman for the consolidated school district board. Hixson was challenged by Loyal Huilman and won by a 26 vote plurality, 135 to 109. Nauman ran unopposed.
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Gettysburg
Onions
Lal
Hixsch
State Registration To Exceed Last Year
Brookings June 18 With a first day registration of 208 students the enrollment in the summer session of State College promises to be considerably larger than last year Registration at the end of the first day last year was 163 The registrar's records show more graduates working toward advanced degrees than usual Regular classes began Tuesday at 7 o clock Dr K M Hrudks head of the department of education is director of summer school
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Brookings
State College
K. M. Hrudks
Department of Education
Raymond School Election Draws Voters for IDS No. 154
In Raymond on June 18 the first school election for Independent School District No. 154 drew usual interest. A total of 196 votes were cast. Mrs. G Hurlbut won by a narrow majority over N N Hurlbert for a two year term. Archie Viret and Fred Yordi were elected as directors for a three year term.
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Raymond
Raymond Independent
Tri
Alfen Reelected In Manchester School Board Post
Manchester election results report W. R. Alfen elected chairman of the school board for three years at the town meeting. He previously served by appointment after George H. Moore relocated from the township several months earlier.
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Alfen
Manchester
W. R. Alfen
Allen
George H. Moore
Close Election Is Held At Redfield
Redfield voters chose B. M. Dudery and Ed Sebring over C. W. Friedhoff and A. J. Nelson in the annual Redfield city school election. Winners will fill vacancies left by Frank Wagner and L. D. Robertson. Dudery 263, Sebring 262, Nelson 259, Friedhoff 245. South Carolina has 16,723 residents over 75.
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Redfield Redfield
C. W. Friedhoff
A. J. Nelson
Redfield City
B. M. Dudery
Ed Sebring
Frank Wagner
L. D. Robertson
Dudery
Sebring
Nelson
Friedhoff
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United Sistas
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Meseber and Bureau of Circulation
Ita
Pierre Capital-Journal
Nautilus
Sioux City
Jeamal
Central
Hazel Christ
Pes Pees
LOWES
St. Louis
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George C. Hunt
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