Washington society fails to lure Senator Norbeck from work
A National Press association bulletin notes Washington society’s vain bid to make Senator Norbeck a social lion, while he toils for honest legislation and South Dakota’s welfare. The piece mocks the capital’s social scene and praises Norbeck’s dedication amid rising recognition of western progressives. Lausanne meeting signals potential postwar breakthroughs as Franco German talks begin and may shape reparations and global economics.
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National Press Association
Washton Society
Peter Noerveck
National Press S Association
Washington
South Dakota
Norbeck
Pete
Association
Washington Society
Peter Norbeck
Sassiety
Wood Falks
Senate
Congressional Directory
Senator Norbeck
Lausanne Hope Hangs On Franco German Settlement
The piece argues the Lausanne conference hinges on a Franco German political settlement. If Paris and Berlin settle and debt relief is agreed, the talks could stabilize Europe, reduce debts, ease trade barriers, and restore world credits and price stability after the war. If not, the conference fails and recovery stalls.
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Germany
Europe
France
Lausanne
Berlin
Paris
A Fine Theory But Impractical Tax on Buildings
The Bristol New Era argues for taxes on property based on earning ability, citing two Bristol buildings, one rented for 1000 dollars and one vacant. It notes practical hurdles, including varying maintenance, tenant relations, and farming land assessments, making a fair, fixed rule nearly impossible to implement.
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Bristol
Walker’s Fall Reflects on New York City Governance
The Hofstadter committee disclosures implicate Mayor Walker, urging ouster after a candid critique of his fitness. The piece argues his reelection misled voters, highlights Walker’s wealth and favors from Tammany, and questions New York’s tolerance of such leadership amid a city poised as a national standard.
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Walker
Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Whese Child
New York
America
Hofstadter Committee
Tammany
Dole for the Bankers debated in Minneapolis Journal
The Minneapolis Journal argues that Reconstruction Finance Corporation credit is public relief, not banker charity, protecting banks and communities by lending against solid collateral. It defends RF C operations as prudent, safeguarding deposits and employment while denying any handout to bankers. The piece also supports repealing miles for delegates to political conventions.
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Trat “Dole
THE
Bankers” Minneapolis Journal
Washington
Joans
Doles
Tne
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Finance Corporation
Gregory Timmes
South Dakota 4 H Delegation Returns From Washington
South Dakota's 4 H club delegation from Brookings is en route home after a week at the national club camp in Washington D C The group mingled with delegates from over 40 states and attended junior leader conferences while touring historic sites and laboratories in and around Washington including Mount Vernon Arlington Cemetery and the Library of Congress The delegation will travel via Jackson's Mill West Virginia Indianapolis Des Moines and other points on the way home
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Washington
Mount Veronen
Tomb of Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Arlington
Beltsville
Library of Congress
The
Capitol
White House
South Dakota
Jackson's Mill
West V3
Indianapolis
Ind
Des Moines
4-H Girl and Kentucky 4-H Boy Win National Fellowships
Miss Margaret Latimer of South Dakota and George M. Harris of Kentucky received the second 4-H club fellowships for study in Washington. Each $1,000 award honors scholastic and 4-H achievement, with recipients to study department activities and conduct research during their stay. They were selected by a department of agriculture committee and were not at the camp this year. Mrs. Hoover welcomed the 150 attendees at the White House, and the camp program included inspections, sessions, and talks on home life amid current economic stress.
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South Dakota
Kentucky
Washington, D. C
Margaret Latimer
Fair Grounds
George M. Harris
University of Kentucky
Latimer
State College
Brookings
Harris
Department of Agriculture
Wingers
Payne Lund
New York
Washington
White House
Hoover
Hosvéer
Louis Stanley
Whchh
Basketry Class Draws Interest at 4H Club Camp
Ima Hale of the Handy Hemmers H club in Hurt on offers praise for the basketry segment of this year's 4H club camp, noting it covered basket weaving, courtesy, posture, and daily duties. She recalls enjoying early morning chores and treasure hunts, and mentions the music themed sessions titled How Music May Charm.
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Ima Hale
Handy Hemmers +H club
Hurton
Eight Huron Girls Join New 4-H Club
The Jonice 4H club of Huron organized at Helen Meyer's home with eight members enrolled. Officers elected were Margaret Mathern president and Jessie Jones secretary treasurer. Marie Jones Jenile James and Lillian Panger won prizes in contests. Attending were Mrs B J Brock Mrs RW Groothius and daughter Arthur and Mrs A Groot hius. Next meeting planned for July 7 at the Fanger home.
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Huron
Helen Meyer
Margaret Mathern
Jessie Jones
Contesta
Marie Jones
Jenile James
Lillian Panger
B. J. Brock
RW. Groothius Amé
Good Health Advice From Former Champion James Core Bett
Former heavyweight champion James J Corebett urges boys and girls to seek a full physical exam, follow the doctor's guidance, and improve habits. He emphasizes outdoor activity, fresh air, sun, eight hours sleep, light exercise, and timely doctor visits to enjoy outdoor games.
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James J. Corebett
Girl Attends Huron Camp For First Time
Five members of the Handy Hem mers 4-H club attended the club camp held near Huron this week. Charlotte Lenzer served as secretary. Dr Royal Agna spoke at vesper service about Palestine. The program featured classes, health talks, music lessons, basket weaving, swimming, treasure hunts, a George Washington Bicentennial Pageant, meat cuts judging at Lampe market, and a farewell assembly as the first year enjoyed the experience.
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Huron
Handy Hemmers
George Washington
Miner County Boy Wins 4-H Garden Contest
Clayton Kelsey won first place in a Miner County 4-H garden contest held by the Glorious Garden Club. Judge A L Ford of State College announced second place to Dorothy O Neal, with several others named in order: Ray Butrum Darleen Lambert Jofkins Robert Butrum and Darrell Morse. Winners viewed prize gardens after Ford's announcement and a picnic followed in the Slemning grove with invites extended to other county clubs.
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Miner County
Clayton Kelsey
Glorious Garden Club
A. L. Ford
State College
Dorothy O'Neal
Ray& Butrum
Darleen Lambert
Jofkins
Robert Butrum
Darrel Morse
Student Loan Fund Grows With New Donations
Recent additions to the 44 loan fund bring total to 2607 dollars. Aryant Seamstresses in Hamlin county contributed through Mrs. F Brassfield, with mayor M Jones and state 4 H club leader involved. Most loans aid former 4 H members entering college. Sept college year will increase demand. Junior Short course leaders urged 10 cent per member voluntary contributions to Jane Keen Henry or H M Jones in Brookings.
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Aryant
Hamlin County
F. Brassfield
M. Jones
Jones
Junnior
Jane Keen
Henry
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Presidential Question Puzzle Fragments Across Categories
A garbled OCR like list of clues crosses multiple themes including astronomy genesis and etiquette. It weaves numbers, names, and hints for a long puzzle, with mentions of Hoover and Marion Ohio, and includes cryptic medical and remedy notes about vomiting and mustard milk as antidotes.
Miller Girl Heads Dairy Foods Group
Clara Arbogast was named local leader of a Hand county dairy foods club. Nine members enrolled and elected Leona McCort president Estyle Dinwoody vice president and Ed Campbell secretary and treasurer. The club will meet Wednesdays twice a month with no name chosen yet.
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Miller
Clara Arbogast
Hand County
Leona McCort
Estyle Dinwoody
Ellen Huyck Named Potter Star Camper
Ellen Huyck, member of the Smiling Stat 4-H club of Potter County, was named Star Camper at the Cheyenne agency camp held June 15 to 18. Bernice Jackson, club reporter, notes the club attended with Mrs. C. R. Jackson and achieved ninth year of perfect attendance. A large crowd watched the George Washington Bicentennial pageant, a feature of the week, with the campfire at Medicine Rock.
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Ellen Huyck
Potter
Potter County
Bernice Jackson
C. R. Jackson
George Washington
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
First aid in the home covers severe cuts and shock. Wash cuts with antiseptic, bring parts together, and wrap with clean cloth. Use tourniquet for severe bleeding, maintain circulation, and seek medical help for poisoning or fainting. Children should avoid glass metal hazards, keep sharp items away, and act quickly in emergencies.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Bride Joined in Marriage
Twenty years ago today in Huron Fred Elmer Davison wed Miss Emma June Brown at the home of Dr and Mrs H French the ceremony performed by Dr French. The bride, a cousin of Dr French, has made her home here and is employed in the city. Other notes mention music study trips to Chicago and visits to Tracy Minn Minneapolis and Sioux Falls plus relatives traveling in the Hills and Knights of Pythias lodge closure remarks.
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Fred Elmer Davison
Emma June Brown
H. French
Jessie
Julia Stein
Leah Jedgeson Ho
Chicago
Hildegard
Ger. Rother
Tracy
Minn
Blanche
Gertrude Abel
Minneapolis
A. B. Hutchinson
Hand County
Hazel Dolan
Sioux Falls
John Dolan
A. L. Kinkead
Belle Fourche
Hills
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Boy Fractures Skull In Barn Accident
WATERTOWN June 25 Warren Benter a Clark County farm boy was seriously injured when he fell from a barn striking his head on concrete. He suffered a severe skull fracture with the frontal bone caved in and the front of his head crushed. He fell about four feet and was found by his parents moments after the accident.
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Watertown
Warren Benter
Od Clark
Beter
Kiwanis Clubs Plan June Entertainment Program
Kiwanis clubs of Highmore Murdo Onida Presho and Pierre will take part in an entertainment program here the evening of June 32. Proceeds are to be used for municipal projects.
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Pierre
Highmore
Murdo
Onida
Presho
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