Platform Critique of Republican Convention on Agriculture
A summary critique argues the Republican platform lacks clarity on agricultural recovery and parities agriculture with other industries. It urges pledges to implement the allotment plan and improve marketing cooperatives, while noting focus on liquor policy diverted attention from broader reforms. It endorses state by state liquor reconsideration with federal support and favors allowing voter choice in policy shifts since 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tins
Republican Party
Platforma
Rights of the Radio and Newspaper Rights in Libel Case
Nebraska supreme court rules the federal radio act gives no privilege to air defamatory broadcasts. Publication principles for radio stations and newspapers are alike, with no favored treatment. The Lincoln station sued for libel by a prominent resident. decision mirrors ongoing debates on press and airwave rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Supreme Court
Henik
Lincoln
Radio rights and advertising clash prompt call for Congress
The piece argues that advertising growth drives rates while radio enjoys free access regardless of program type. Newspapers fear discussing radio, but should Congress examine radio air rights. A station’s exclusive channel grants monopoly and warrants public welfare consideration and civic input, with the Nebraska case cited as a potential catalyst.
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Congress
Nebraska
Grange Contest Promotes Street and Highway Safety
National Grange launches a contest among younger members to push street and highway safety. L J Tabor cites material benefits like lower hospital and insurance costs, fewer injuries, and improved happiness as outcomes. A M Eberle notes South Dakota farmers shipped to 27 markets last year, with only 21 percent via interior plants. he warns external plants harm state employment and tax revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
South Dakota
Grange
L. J. Tabor
The
A. M. Eberle
State College
Republican keynote highlights Hoover bid for re election
PRESS COMMENT outlines Senator L J Dickinson as temporary Chicago convention chairman and the Republican plan to seek Hoover's renomination. It argues the 1896 McKinley Bryan parallel, praises Hoover's stock market actions and social order, notes shifts since last year, and asserts conservative unity and Hoover as the party's best bet amid economic recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
L. J. Dickinson
Chicago
Hoover
McKinley
Bryan
Republica
Dickinson
United States
Congress
House
They Mean Business in South Dakota Minute Men
The Watertown Public Opinion cautions against vigilante groups backing law enforcement in South Dakota. It argues frontier methods risk revival of mob justice, urging reliance on courts while acknowledging historic urge to protect communities from bank robberies.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Annual 4 H Camp Opens Tomorrow
Four H club members from Beadle Spink and Hand counties travel to Huron for a three day summer camp run by State College extension. State leaders supervise with programs for boys in corn types livestock and meat identification and for girls in charm and basketry. Activities include swimming daily and a George Washington pageant on Tuesday with a campfire and supervised play afternoons.
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Beadle
Spink and Hand
Huron
State Extension Division
State College
A. Cave
Sara L. Dewing
Home Extension
R. A. Cave
Zebarth
Rad J. B Johnson
Hazel Dowly
Lenore Gitchell
Margaret Lati
Mer
Miss Dewing
George Washington
Miss Dewling
Pins Awarded to Three Sacajawea Girl Scouts
Three Sacajawea Girl Scouts received Tenderfoot pins at a Presbyterian church meeting attended by about 38 members and one visitor. Eloise Nash Jean McWhorter and Eleanor Hail were pin recipients presented by Miss Marjorie Hill who also serves as troop captain during Mrs. F B White's illness.
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Sacajawea ‘Roo 2
Huron Girl Scouts
Marjorie Hill
Golden Eaglet
Eloise Nash
Jean McWhorter
Eleanor Hail
Patricia Hartwich
Presbyterian Church
Miss Hill
F. B. White
Hand County Clubs Go On Annual Tour
Hand County Florencetta Sewing Club toured this week with Leslie Croll's poultry, potato and sheep clubs. Doris Harrison reports from the L B Croll home where members loaded into a truck and visited homes including Croll Allen Zickweiller Cosse Holzeworth and Harrison. Potatoes sheep and poultry projects were inspected. Tea provided a picnic dinner near the Harrison farm. A business meeting discussed plans for club camp at Huron. Henry D Zickweiller and Dwight Croll were elected captains of the kittenball team. A kittenball game followed with club songs and yells.
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Hand County
Florencetta
Harrison Farm
Huron
Henry D. Zickweiller
Dwight Croll
Cottonwood 4 H Club Holds Regular Meeting
Twelve members responded to roll at the Cottonwood Lake Busy Bees meeting held at MarquerVite Palmer's home. Kittenball closed the business session as plans for the next meeting were discussed. The girls will meet July 6 at Mrs Walter Platte's home per the reporter Hazel Mclin tyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood 4-H
Cottonwood Lake
Busy Bees
Western 4-Hers To Attend School Camp
Rapid City June 1 The annual Black Hills district 4H club camp opens on the Indian school grounds and runs through Wednesday Instructional and recreational activities will include camp fire Oscar Helmstad, Pennington county agent, in charge Agnes M. Hancers, Butte county home extension agent, directs boys work The Black Hills district includes Butte Harding Mead Pennington Fall River Custer Lawrence Haakon Jackson and counties in the Rosebud Indian reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Black Hills District
Tomorreyy
Oscar Helmstad
Pennington
Agnes M. Hancers
Butte County
Black- Hills
Butte
Harding
Meadz
Fall River
Custer
Lawrence
Haakon
Jackson
Joyous Welcome for Boys in Persian Home
Review of "Boys Are Given Joyous Welcome In Persian Home When I Was Bay in Persia" by Youel B. Mirza. Carol Hammeslindl notes Persian customs, birth joys, naming after lady relatives, school life, sacred hats, wrestling as a favorite game, and yearly feasts with self-torture rituals in marble homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Youel B. Mirza
Carol Hammeslindl
Hursa
Tawny Owl Named For Brownie Pack
Miss Gertrude Christianson is Tawny Owl of the Huron Brownies group led by Miss Margaret Melym. About 17 Brownies, three visitors and four guests attended a pack meeting at Cunone's park this week. The Brownies held a pow-wow, explained their salve origin, and hid magic messages with the Brownie promise to do their best to love God and country and help others. The session closed with a fairy ring and Brownie salute. The next meeting is Tuesday at 2 pm in Campbell park. girls ages seven to eleven are invited, with a small membership fee sent to National headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Christianson
Margaret Melym
Gutsts
Cunone's Park
Campbell Park
National
National 4-H Club Encampment Opens in Washington
Delegates from farms across 40 states attend the sixth National 4-H encampment on Smithsonian grounds in Washington. Daily schedules from reveille to taps include talks, conferences, and demonstrations under the U S Department of Agriculture and state colleges. South Dakota sends Myra Boden Shirley Jones Barth Manor Milo Opdahl with Rodgers and Webster accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
East State
Smithsonian Institute
U. S. Department of Agriculture
C. W. Warburton
U7. 5
Department of Agriculture
United States
South Dakota
Myra Boden
Lawrence County
Shirley Jones
Brown County
Barth Manor
Brookings County
Milo Opdahl
Hamlin
Beuish Rodgers
Kathryn Webster
Frankfort Girl Wins Essay Prize in State Contest
Frankfort girl Lian Bukemeier won first prize in a state essay contest sponsored by the Woman's Relief corps. The topic celebrated the George Washington Bicentennial, open to fifth through seventh grade entrants from South Dakota schools. Second place went to a Dell Rapids girl for a portrait of George Washington.
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Frankfort
Lian Bukemeier
Woman's Reet Corps
George Washington
South Dakota
Dell Rapids
Yankton
Capital Question HORIZONTAL LA class 6 Deus 11 Marked with ainnate
The page lists a crossword style set of clues with many garbled entries and partial phrases including capital and geographic hints, Beiruts and Great, plus several numbered items and irregular furrows. It appears to be a puzzle section with mixed legible and corrupted lines.
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Sovereien
Beirut
Great
Georgia
Cavour Clubs Tour Farms Inspect Calves and Sheep
The Beadle Ginter club group toured Fuller farm to see Francis Gengier calf and visited John Landrigan's camp to judge seven fat lambs for the county fair. They also reviewed Aberdeen Angus, Brown Swiss, Shropshire sheep, Guernsey, Ayreshire calves and other projects. A picnic at Will Davis farm followed by kittenball.
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Beadle
Cavour
Atarling
Rey
Denjeca
James Fiein
Clifford Edwar Clifford
Joe Brinkman
Joe David
Will Davis
Jim Davis Tomes
Joe Greenan
Leland Greenan
Frenciy Gengler
John Landrigan
James Coughlin
Brinkman
Mark Davis
C. Sheep Club
John Greenm
Happy Cookers Demonstrate At Tulare 4-H Meeting
The Happy Cookers 4-H club of Tulare met at Mrs. W. Platts home with 13 members and three visitors. Florence Tubandt reports a Nectar preparation demonstration by two members, Kittenfell was played, and refreshments were served. The next meeting at Mrs. Platie's home is planned for July 13 with a breakfast table setting demonstration.
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Happy Cookers
Tulare
W! Platts
Florence Tubandt
Mra. Platie
Y C 4 H Sheep Club Outdoor Meeting Reported
The 4 H Sheep Club held its meeting at Vic Will Davis grove this week. Members toured with the dairy club and fed their lambs. They plan to show at the junior and state fairs. County agent R A Caye attended the meeting with leaders Mark Davis and Evelyn Landrigan reported.
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Y. C
Vic Will Davis Grove
Dairy Club
Areiup
Mark Davis
R. A. Caye
Evelyn Landrigan
Annual 4-H Round-Up Held at University of South Dakota
Four South Dakota counties send about 60 4-H members to the annual round-up at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion. D. E. Cash of Brookings and assistants lead the gathering. A Washington life-pageant is the feature of this year’s meeting.
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College Vermillion
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Bon Hormine
Union
Yankton
Clay Counties
D. EB. Cash
Brookings
George Washington
Ky Whe Club closes with refreshments served late
A brief community note states the Ky Whe Club event concluded after an isl ing, with refreshments served to attendees. The incomplete text suggests a social gathering or meeting followed by light refreshments as the program ended.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huren
Twenty years ago in Huren, residents planned visits and travels to Chicago, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Parrifl prepared for a Chicago trip. Dr Carson returned from Was aertown for a C B convention. Ernest D. Ede arrived from Minnesota on business. Grover and son Qawold and Ada Roberts prepared for Broadland. The column notes tea hosted for Reginald Henry of Minneapolis and upcoming visits by Chamberslain and Hall families, and a marriage license issued for Anos Kussel and Joseph Christen.
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Mies
Helen Richardson
Points North
B. F. Parrifl
Chicago
Dr. Jr
Carson
Aertown
C. B
Ernest D. Ede
Dana
Hvo
Minnesota
Ws. RO
Grover and Son
Qawold
Ada Roberts
Broadland
C. A. Blake
Daughster
Marion
Wessington
T. H. Campbell
Reginald Henry
Minneapolis
J. McD. Campbell
A. Chamberlain
Madison
Wis
C. H. Hall
Chamberslain
Chenoweth of
Wolsey
Huron
Con R Huntley
Tracy
Dausghter
Mary
Iowa Points
Anos Kussel
Joseph Christen
Ma Christen
Smith Jewelry Store
To Preserve Sacred Quarries in Park in Minnesota
Movement grows in Pipestone Minnesota to safeguard quarries sacred to Indians used for Peace pipes long before white settlement. Tribe members from South Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota gather there to obtain stone for ceremonies. Quarry shipments also go to other tribes from local workers.
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Park
Minn
PR Qu Jong
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wages Still Higher Than Farm Prices, Illinois Report
In Urbana Illinois R C Ross of the University of Illinois agricultural college notes wages remain higher than most farm product prices. He cites low hired labor demand and cash expenses rising as farmers cut labor and maximize efficiency. He says farm labor demand on April 1 was only two thirds normal.
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Urbana
Ill
Illinois
R. C. Ross
University of
Alpena Women’s Home Extension Club Reviews Year
About 30 members and guests gathered at Mrs Louie Brangowsk home this week to review the year’s work led by chairman Mrs Leo Rapnel. Major projects included music appreciation and feeding with plans for a Centerville event involving nine cattle cars shipped to Chicago to acquaint others with the club’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Club
Alpena Women's Home Extension Club
Louie Brangowsk
Leo Rapnel
Centerville
Herp
Chicage
Farewell Party for Mrs Scheunbrandt in Ames
A farewell gathering was hosted at the Errol F. 5 home for Mrs Otto Scheunbrandt of Mitchell known here as Merle Stebbins. She attended the funeral of her grandmother Mrs Burns who died at Miller.
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Gyve
Ames
Errol Ff
Otto Scheunbrandt
Mitchell
Scheunbrandt
Merle Stebbins
Feneral
Mra Scheunbrandt
Mra Burns
Miller
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H. J. Mitchell
Trea
O. F. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Associated Press
Buresu
Gentlerman
Lesk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Central
Fair Grounds
Ansier
Niag
Tosin
Jas
Jer
Cavour Clubs
Huren
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