Dakota History Notes and Hoover Era Opinion
A compiled column recalls South Dakota milestones from 1857 to 1920, including Kort Randall’s founding, Sully’s expedition, and notable local deaths. It also features Oscar De Priest remarks on Mrs Hoover and race, peace advocacy, and Dawes’ ambassadorship, plus oil prospects at Standing Butte and Sioux City Journal’s Dakota reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Kort Randall
W.S. Harney
Daniel Randall
Nelson Miner
First Dakota Cavalry
Sully
Fort Thompson
Carl Gunderson
Clays County
South Dakota
James Hall
A. K
Allen
Loiis Curry
Rapid City
Oliver Brown
Worthing
Paul Babue
Robbins Lumberyard
Oscar DE Priest
de Priest
Illinois
White House
Hooover
Mrs. Hoover
Dawes Seeks Real Peace Efforts Beyond Rhetoric
The essay notes Dawes and Britain advancing concrete peace plans and naval arms reductions, contrasting them with platitudes. It argues world peace dominates national issues like law enforcement, tariffs, farm relief, and administration, while many cling to wartime glory and military tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dawes
Court of St. James
Diplomacy in Flux as Dawes and Morrow Shake Up Policy
City Journal previews a shift in American diplomacy with new tactics by Morrow in Mexico and Dawes aiming to meet key European leaders. The piece notes initial skepticism from some diplomats but asserts their approaches are producing results and a broader approval of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
British Empire
British Empire. Hence the Activities of Ambassador Dawes
Hich
England
Ramsay MacDi
Mitak
Ambassador Dawes
Mr. Dawes
President Hoover
Hoover
Rapid
City Journal
Morrow
Mexico
United States
Dawes
Senate
MacDonald
Associated Press
Billboards Targeted by Federation of Women Leaders
Charleston News-Courier reports the General Federation of Women’s Clubs intensifies a campaign against outdoor advertising. The group endorses a pledge to favor products not advertised on landscapes and cites Hawaii successes. The federation argues restricting billboards to commercial districts is economically sound and notes the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce urged rural billboard bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston News-Courier
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Garden Club of America
Hawaii
Federation
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
United States
Bilo As
Bijou Amusement gains five year lease in Huron
Local notes report the Bijou Amusement company securing a five year lease on their current theater building. The piece also mentions regional travels and visits by local residents including Stella Burke, Clara Rollins, Mrs. Philip Lawrence, and Mrs. Ed Wilson. Other items note Dr. Van Buskirk’s career shift, the Huyton fire boys heading to Rapid City, and weekend travel plans to Watertown and Lake Wampseska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Li
Holbrook
Aberdeen
Stella Burke
Clara Rollins
Bijou Amusement Company
Bijou
Wes South Dakota
Majestic Theater
Sioux. Falls
Colorado
Philip Lawrence
VansBuskirk
Kingsbury’ County
Rocky Ford
Huyton Fire
Rapid City
Andy Stewart
Herbert
Watertown
Stewart
Lake Wampeska
Ed Wilson
Highmore
Ina Hotaling
Tom Thompson
Texas
Radio Schedules and Concerts Across Stations and Times
A dense list of radio and orchestra programs across multiple stations including Detroit Detroit-750 Ft. Wayne WOWO Lincoln KEAB Minneapolis St. Paul WCCO and others. Entries cover 6:00 to 10:30 time blocks with concerts, news, dance orchestras, organ concerts, and variety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wcux-Wir
Detroit
WIL
Sunny Meadows
The
Grocers
WJL
Soldiers
Amos
WOWO
Wayne
Agen
Drofram
Steve League
Amos-Andy
Chicago
NBC
Rialto
KGO
KPO
KOMO
KGW
Senate
WEAF
KSL
Radio Schedule Dense with Station Lists and Programs
Central listing shows numerous stations in New York Chicago Newark and other markets with time slots for musical programs, drama stories and dances. Notable names include WABC WJG WLS WLW KDKA WREN WGHP WMAQ and KOIL. Programs feature Yale Harvard Boat Races Orchestra performances and hotel dance hours across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
P. WI
Clear Channel
Denos
WABC
New York
WADC
WGHP
WOWO
WIERO
IKMBC
WKRO
WCCO
WEAF
New London
Conn
WERAF
Cavaliers
Sascha Fidleman
WGY
Gus
Louie
WLS
WSAT
Senate
WOAT
WSAL
WDAF
Ben Pollack
S .Hotel
KKSD
Dr. Arsenal
WLW
WOPL
Kwis - Wren
KSTP
Wims Kda
Circus
KDKA
KYW
WSM
WSB
WMC
Triadors
WREN
Woofl KW
KDEKA
Shimber
Atusic
WEY
Newark
MOK
KOIL
WFBM
Mary
Bob
WATU
WEKRC
WIMAG
KMOX
Wisn
KMBC
Wowo Fe
Dee” West
Ol Er
Wisdom
Ailso
WSPD
Chicago
NBC
Stuilios
Wise
WBBW
Travel Bureau
WENR
Farmer Rusk
Mike & Herman
Pat Cal Me
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Huron: Publisiing Co
Third St
B. J. Mitchell
Treas
FP. McCannon
Robert D. Lust
Huron
Iin
Algostia
Jocal News
Member Audit Bureau of
Pirepinen
TERT
Wanlode
Butte
Pierre
Sioux City Journal
Norrias
Bsley
California
Norris
Copley
Habicht
Timon, S. Oh
Charlies
Tdeal
Lord
Bordeaux Voile
Batiste
American Beauty
Maybelle
Niko Rayon
Niko Delesco
NIKO
Satilor
Nike
Arrowhead Hosiery
Posble AG Tang
Fa Easanie
Taster
Crassman
Peter
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