Boy Scouts Revive Cleveland Neighborhood and Global Exchange
In Cleveland a pro crime crusade finds success as Scouts engage teens in civic work, turning delinquents toward honest jobs and schooling. A local improvement board forms, reflecting broader public service potential. Internationally, 400 Scouts from 24 lands join 25,000 American boys for a Washington jamboree, fostering understanding beyond boyish idealism.
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Cleveland
Scout
Washington
Beadle County Grasshopper Menace Calls Immediate Action
Crop outlook hinges on Beadle County farmers fighting a spreading grasshopper infestation. County Agent L Ladd urges coordinated use of poison bait, applied before hatching beds, with safe handling and timing between sunrise and 10 a m to protect livestock and ensure rapid eradication.
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Beadle County
Beadle
L. Ladd
Real Public Service Behind Scout Growth Story
The article notes over a million Cubs Scouts and leaders registered in the United States Organization as of April 30, with a gain of about 60,000 since April 1936, highlighting the Boy Scouts of America's vast private and public service and its impact on youth rehabilitation and character building despite early criticisms.
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Boy Scout Organization
United States
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Movement
Quiet Guatemala Village Offers Simple Life View
Dr Robert Redfield of the University of Chicago notes Agua Escondida villagers know little of world events. He suggests such backward isolation shields residents from modern disputes like strikes budgets court plans and wars, painting a peaceful, uncomplicated image of village life.
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Agua Escondida
Robert Redfield
Division of Social Sciences
University of Chicago
Redfield
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wallis
Warfield
Duke of Windsor
Supreme Court
Spain
Escondida
Conquering disease shows typhoid deaths fall sharply
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports typhoid death rates in 78 U.S. cities dropped from 20.54 per 16 000 in 1910 to .34 per 10 000 last year. Doctors know causes and prevention, turning a once deadly foe into comparative insignificance.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Interesting Editorials from Huronite Archives
Editorial note explains these editorials are stretched daily from major American newspapers in South Dakota. Files open during library hours for readers, private study, or political review. Located in the News Room on the Evening Huronite Building’s second floor.
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South Dakota
Huronite
Forage reserves urged for drought years plan
The Farmers urged building one year’s supply of forage to weather lean years. Hay and silage must be stored, with two silos where needed, to ensure cattle, sheep, and horses can be kept on forage if grain fails. South Dakota also supports forage production and conservation.
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St. Paul
Heguipr
Drouth
Wes
South Dekots
Over Civilized Era Warns Johns Hopkins Speech
The Minneapolis Journal notes John Hopkins University graduation where Harry Emerson Fosdick warned that while progress brings motion pictures radio and autos, it also spreads vulgarity and crime. He urged viewing inventions as tools that can be misused, urging restraint and ethical use to keep benefits while reducing harm. The piece cites Thoreau’s line about improved means to an unimproved end.
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Minneapolis
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York
Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Fosdick
Thoreau
Peadick
J ‘ Oh
News Behind The News Commentary on Labor Stalinism and Law
Washington June 24 The Department of Justice links the National Labor Relations Act with the U S code to suggest possible criminal action against employers for interfering with union rights The analysis recalls Harlan County Kentucky and past use against mine operators The piece notes the CIO and G I O charter factory growth and praises Barry Hopkins Baker in a satirical tone with government workers' efforts and temperament referenced.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Department
N. LR. A
U. S
Department of ‘Justice
C. I
United States
Harlan
D. of J
Harlan County
Kentucky
Barry Hopkins
Baker
Hopkins
WPA
Mr. Baker
Jack
Hemming 10-Pound Sugar Sacks and Farm Diary Reflections
Central South Dakota diary notes a hot day with wind, grain growth, and a near-miss pheasant scare as Orpingtons fly from the yard. The writer muses on conformity and endurance while multitasking chores, including suit cleaning and spinach from the warden.
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Jim
Orpington
Shi
Jane
Hoffer Damage at Lawrence Report Sparks Concern
Fragmentary OCR note reports damage at Lawrence with mentions of a special event or trial. Mentions dread felt by a mother and a tune or rain motif. Lacks clear dates or named organizations. Readers see vague references to injury or loss and unspecified oral years.
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Lawrence
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Sashes and Socials Reflect Local Life
Twenty years ago in Huron a group of local youths returning from eastern college work joined social events. Miss Maurence Richards and Miss Jessie Thomas were among the Indies welcomed home. Luncheons hosted by Mrs. B. Moody and Mrs. Campbell featured yellow and white decor, with prizes in afternoon games. Riverside birthday dinners, church activities, and Red Cross efforts marked a busy schedule as families shared meals, social gatherings, and farewells before moves to Davenport and Marquette, all framed by community hospitality.
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Maurence Richards
Jessie Thomas
B. 5. Moody
Dakota Avenue
Dover
George Albert
Thomas H. Null
Utila
Arden
Church Park
Jory
Congregational Church
B. M. Rowley
C H. Bohesieel
Walter Maul
Litle
David
Davenport
Mauls
Larkin
Minneapolis
Thomas C. Lauters
Simmons Avenue
Martin Lautars
Marquette
Mich i
Summer Heat Rants and Braddock's Post-Career Woes
A columnist muses on delaying heat wave coverage for better winter impact, critiques sensational summer headlines, and contrasts grim summer mortality with readers’ needs. The piece then analyzes Jim Braddock's post boxing fate, noting his $285,000 purse, looming taxes, and tepid fortune after years atop the heavyweight ladder.
Potter Ranchers Form Cooperative Grazing Society in North Dakota
In Geitysburg farmers and ranchers organized four cooperative grazing associations and elected officers to manage over 50,000 acres rented from the state lands. The group aims to promote and protect stock sales, set rental rates by land productivity, and oversee bylaws and incorporation. Local officials Kennedy and others attended meetings to discuss the new cooperative and state land leasing plans amid ongoing drought concerns.
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Geitysburg
Yéperta Lyle J. Kennedy
Tb, Johnson
Extension
Tivesock Specialln
South Drskota
Ed. Sutton
L. W. Herron
John M. McMaster
George F. Vail
Walter M. Ffall
Lee Sutton
Walter M. Hall
Kennedy
Sources Board
Ater
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Red River
Auth‘ority
Korner
Red Lake River
Horner
Red Lake Falls
Crookston
East Grand Forks
Henry Helt
Grand Forks
N. Durian
Roland Vaile
Minneapolis
Minhesota
H. H. Mout
Minn
E. E. Howard
Wheaton
D .W. Loucks
Pierre, S. D
Red River Farmers Back Conservation Effort Despite Moisture
Red River Valley farmers push water conservation under W. W. Horner of St Louis, representing the National Re... Despite abundant moisture, growers urge long term soil and water safeguards as the region faces uncertain yields and ongoing drought concerns.
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Red River
Paul
Red River Valley
W. W. Horner
St Louis
Judge Levi McGee Dies in California
Judge Levi McGee a former Rapid City Democratic lawyer and seventh circuit judge died in Los Angeles California at 73. A native of Iowa he came to the Black Hills in 1883 and served nearly 25 years on the South Dakota circuit bench before retiring to California.
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Levi McGee
California
Rapid City
Los Angeles
Cainf
Seventh Circuit
South Dakota
Davis County
Iowa
Judie McGee
Black Hills
Pierre Trail
State Senate
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