Capone Plea Triggers Mixed Public Reaction
The Minneapolis Tribune questions the jubilation over Al Capone's guilty plea. It argues the beer trade will persist, noting Capone’s monopoly in Chicago and suggesting little societal gain if bootlegging continues elsewhere. The paper questions the value of the punishment unless it reduces overall crime.
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The Rise of Physical Education in Schools
The article contrasts old physical training with modern physical education, noting inclusive aims for students with heart conditions, malnutrition, or disabilities. It describes corrective exercises, gentler activities, and college directors shaping healthier juniors into healthier seniors, fostering better citizens.
Rates and the Farmer
Carl Williams of the Federal Farm Board notes that higher farm product prices would be unpopular among farmers. Whether farmers can act or merely oppose rises depends on whether their agricultural interests organize beyond their current impotent, individual state.
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Federal Farm Board
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Farm Costs Highlight Freight Rates Versus Output
Mr Williams warns freight charges now cost two pounds of average farm goods, double the 1929 rate, while farm production slumps. He argues the nation should raise farm commodity values rather than accept higher railway tariffs, stressing a secure economic foundation before expanding services.
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The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association Speaks Out
The New York City Patrolmen's Benevolent Association urges film producers to avoid glorifying gangsters in movies. The piece argues cops face danger and sacrifice, criticizing how shooters and underworld figures receive sympathetic treatment and credit often goes to higher corruption.
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Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
New York City
Underworld
Freight Passenger Trains On Canadian National Possible
Canadian National may run freight on passenger trains. President Sir Henry Thornton says many passenger trains run light as schedules stay fixed with fewer travelers. He imagines full trains of express freight could cut costs and attract more freight traffic, a concept echoed by American railroads facing motor competition. The New Haven already plans speedier freight service alongside passengers. The idea uses existing facilities without new equipment or costly services.
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Canadian National Railway
Sir Henry Thornton
New Haven
Tenderloin Dreams and American Appetite in New York Inn
A New York motorist visits a roadside inn whose German name belies American cooking. The proprietress explains she serves thicker tenderloin steaks to satisfy motorists and others, reflecting a broader American hunger for better living fueled by industrial progress and mass culture. The essay weighs immigrant motives, economic betterment, and the paradoxes of desire.
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New York
America
Hamburg
Real extent of American generosity studied in philanthropy piece
Abraham Epstein argues organized charity in the United States shows parsimony among the wealthy rather than broad largess. He cites community chests and welfare federations raising modest sums, with rich donors contributing little and many legacies rare, while notes some poor classes give more despite economic disparity.
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Four South Dakota 4Hers Join National Capitol Camp
Four South Dakota 4 H club members join 15 other youths from across the United States at the Fifth National 4 H club camp in Washington D C. Camp features include daily vocational conferences, tours to Mount Vernon and Arlington, and an honorary induction of Captain Taylor Branson of the Marine band.
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Gether
United States
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Four Corners
New Mexico
Florida
Maine
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Porto Rico
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Marine Band
Los Angeles
Jane Deeter Rippin
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Westchester County Publishers
Charles F. Jenkins
Jenkins Research Laboratory
Sam Thompson
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National Farm Bureau
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State Agricultural Colleges
Progressive Maids Plan Parade Participation and Events
The Progressive Maids clothing club of Gettysburg plans demonstration teams for the clothing project. Mildred Bruner reports on regular meetings at her home with Thelma Bruner. A dress style revue is planned and a foods sale on Saturday, June 30 to fund camp expenses. The poultry club met and will gather at Shirley and Doris Russell's home in July.
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Mildred Bruner
Mildred
Thelma Bruner
Poultry Club
Shirley
Doris Russel
Reporter
Hyde County club forms ball team in county effort
Hyde Club organizes a girls ball team with county support and discussion of regular Barney McGough meeting. The group held its meeting on June 34. Club songs were sung and the secretary read a report on the week’s activities in the areas.
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Myle County
Barney McGough
Hne
Lune
Club boys prove ability in meet at state college
State college hosted a livestock judging contest where Lawrence DeHaan, a longtime club member and student, won sweepstakes honors. George Sanderson of Brookings County ranked highly, and Al an Bogue of Lincoln County earned the prize call selection for Beresford Commercial Club.
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State College
Agaia
Lawrence DeHaan
George Sanderson
Brookings County
Alan Bogue
Lincoln County
Beresford Commercial Club
Country Boys Need Scouting Says Lad
Louis A. Wilson, Miller Lone Scout, explains why Lone Scouting benefits rural youths. He joined a local troop but pursued Lone Scouting after meeting difficulties, passed Tenderfoot tests, and valued the program for life training, oath and laws, and the motto Be Prepared.
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Louis A. Wilson
Miller
Fred C. Eggers
Huron Girl Honored At Birthday Party
Charlotte Lenzer was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs Rudolph Lenzer at 111 Nebraska Avenue southwest on a Friday afternoon in June. It marked Charlotte s tenth birthday with prizes for Jeannette Kerr Evelyn Salchert and Betty Jean Burns. A two course luncheon followed at five o clock with a pink and white birthday cake centerpiece and flowers. Attendees included Josephine Longstaff Janet Thatcher Eleanor Hall Jeanette Kerr Wanda Bales Jean Ellen McWhorter Betty Miller Dolores Voorhees Beverly Voorhees Evelyn Salchert Betty Jean Burns and Sylvia Salchert.
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Huron
Charlotte Lenzer
Rudolph Lenzer
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Charlotte
Jeannette Kerr
Evelyn Salcert
Betty Jean Burns
Myra Burns
Dorothy Willinger
Naples
Josephine Longstaff
Janet Thatcher
Eleanor Hall
Jeanette Kerr
Wanda Bales
Jean Ellen McWhorter
Betty Miller
Dolores Voorhees
Bevery Voorhees
Evelyn Salchert
Sylvia_ Salchert
Willing Workers 4-H Club Meets in Vernon and Sand Creek
Leaders checked work of dress patterns for a Willing Workers 4-H project as garments began at a Vernon Sand Creek meeting held June 16 at Margaret and Charlotte Broe homes. Dorie Pierson, club reporter, noted storytelling during the social hour and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Lauretta Dubro’s Daly home.
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Vernon
Sand Creek Townships
Margaret
Charlotte Broe
Dorie Pierson
Lauretta Dubro
I Daly
Canning Club Forms In Huron With 26 Members
A first year canning club organized at Mrs. D. W. Fuller home in Huron on June 16 with 26 members. Donia Peterson elected president Florence Bowder vice president Lois Peterson secretary treasurer Dorothy Jickell reporter. Miss Sara L. Dewing home agent led fruit and vegetable canning demonstrations. Plans include attending camp at State Fair grounds and organizing a Kittenball team aboard the Happy Hustlers.
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New Canning Club
D. W. Fuller
Huron
Mere, Fuller
Donia Peterson
Florence Bowder
Lois Peterson
Doothy Jickell
Happy Hustlers
State Fair Grounds
Sara L. Dewing
Logan Merry Maids Plan Demonstrator Meeting
Logan Biter club in Clark county discussed year work at a June 12 meeting at the Beller home. Demonstrators were appointed to present lessons in the project. The treasurer reported $2.30 in the treasury from a bake sale. A committee was named to arrange meeting places. Games and lunch followed the social hour. Sewing project enrollment includes Geneva Heller Faye Blewett Lila Blewett Elsie Cornelis Martha Coulter Alice Foiles Arlene Garey Dorothy Garey Melba Graves Vera Lois Merbach Elizabeth Magaserole Marjorie Smith.
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Logan Merry Maids
Logan
Clark County
Beller
Geneva Heller
Faye Blewett
Lila Blewett
Elsie Cornelis
Martha Coulter
Alice Foiles
Arlene Garey
Dorothy Garey
Melba Graves
Vera Lois Merbach
Elizabeth Magaserole
Marjorie Smith
Addition Planned for San Francisco Hospital Wing
A project to expand the hospital in San Francisco by building a three story wing is underway. The plan includes a large waiting room on the first floor a chapel and two story sections extending upward. Architect John B Wheeler designed the addition to relieve crowded conditions and meet a long felt need. Work is to be completed as quickly as possible.
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S. F. Sou Falls
John B. Wheeler
Ly Epereapoys
Neady
Peculiar Chain Of Events In Aberdeen Founding
Aberdeen’s founding story blends an accident sequel, get rich schemes, and a railroad birthplace memory. W R Butler recalls prairie, buffalo bones, and tumbleweed as Milwaukee Road routes converged near the Big Slough, naming Aberdeen after its Scottish birthplace and earning the title Hub City. Northwestern Railroad initially ignored Aberdeen until its rapid growth forced recognition.
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South Dakota
W. R Butler
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Mitchell
Columbia
Brown County
Alexander Mitchell
Hein
Milwaukee
Imanor
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Northwestern Railroard
Ordway
North Western
Today's Answer WHI Be Found On Class Ad Page
Classified page readers search for answers in today's section as brief notices cover real estate jobs and personal ads. The listing highlights quick finds and keeps the community informed of available services and opportunities without detailed prose.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local News Roundup
Twenty years ago in Huron, Attorney I A Churchill returns from Rochester. Mrs Charles Eberl travels to Madison. D D Raymond of Vilas visits. Mrs W E Finch and daughter visit Sioux City. Mrs H A Perriton hosts Bridge Whist. Dr J H Smith goes to Pierre for G A R encampment. Mrs W Notestein returns from Wooster. Masonic farewell reception for Hutchinson Plummer McGarvey as they depart. Toastmaster J Rice. toasts by several Masons. Max Royll travels to Rapid City on legal business. W H Maul to Miller on business. John Schultz to Sheldon on business. C W Mear leases Keller pool hall in Manchester.
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Sioux City
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Huron ‘Bridge
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Ohio
G. S Hutchinson
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Keeps
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John Greene
W. F. KR. Wharton
J. A. Cleaver
Max Royll
Rapid City
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Miller
John Schultz
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Tri-State Editorial Meeting Planned for Sioux City
Editors from South Dakota Iowa and Nebraska are expected to attend the Tri State Editorial convention tentatively set for Sept 17 to 19 at Sioux City. Hornbeck of Centerville South Dakota is president.
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Nebraska
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Centerville
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Family Reunion Draws Members to Redfield Visit
Redfield June 19 special report Mr and Mrs W C Chambers host a family reunion this week. Attendees include Mrs Elmer Eli and Gon Eugene, Mrs Harry Wilson, Morse Chambers and Miss Helen Chamberlin of Minneapolis who have returned for a short visit.
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Elmer Eli
Gon Eugene
Harry Wilson
Morse Chambers
Helen Chamberlin
Minneapolis
Potter County Pays Money For Gopher Bounties
Get tysburg June 9 Potter County paid out 1934 for gopher bounty during the first 15 days of June according to Fred R Hinckles county treasurer The county pays three cents on common gophers 10 cents for pocket gophers and requires tails be presented to the county auditor The bounty this month mainly covered common gophers and is paid to county children who bring tails to the auditor The first half of June total greatly exceeds payouts in 1931 and May 1931.
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Gettysburg
Peter County
Fred R. Hinckles
Allegiance poetry book by Northern graduate
Aberdeen June 19 A newly published poetry booklet titled Allegiance by Harriet Seymour Popowoski a Northern graduate from the class of 1928 includes 43 poems dedicated to her mother Mrs A H Seymour. The volume stems from student work on the Northern campus with J C Lindberg and Gordon Lawrence affiliations and features Love Songs The Solace at Beauty and Death noted in Pasque Pet magazine and Braithwaite anthology.
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Northern Graduate
Aberdeen
Harriet Seymour Popowski
Northern Stage Teachers College
Popowski
R. G. Ruste
A. H Seymour
J. C. Lindberg
Gordon Lawrence
New York
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Theft of flour and salt reported at Farmers Elevator
Broadland officers probe the Wednesday night theft of about 25 sacks of flour and several sacks of salt from the Farmers Elevator. No culprits or charges have been presented as the investigation continues.
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Oil firm incorporates Pierre with local directors
The Centro Oil Company of Hot Springs has been incorporated with capital stock of 10000 dollars. Directors listed include Paul E. Martin and E. W. Martin of Hot Springs, and Abe Friedman and F. F. Reich of Rapid City.
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Paul E. Martin
E. W. Martin
Abe Friedman
F. F. Reich
Rapid City
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