Picnic Enjoyment Dims as Private Spots Restrict Access
The Rapid City Journal notes growing frustration over private picnicking areas near Huron. Readers describe a secluded grove 15 miles from Rapid City on the Hill City road with shade, a cliff, a creek, pines, and space for several families. Fishermen, children, and squirrels enjoyed the site, while locals hope for a future James River dam creating a large lake to enhance outdoor recreation.
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Rapid City Journal
Black Hills
Rapid City
Hill City
James River
Huron
State aviation group backs South Dakota airmail plan
The South Dakota aviation division of the State Chamber of Commerce urges a state wide push for airmail service, noting four states lack routes. It favors a northern transcontinental line Aberdeen could host, with U S Commerce sur vey to decide the final path. The Aberdeen American cites a good chance the Aberdeen route may be chosen, aligning with Milwaukee line airports and regional interest.
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State Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
State Chamber
Omaha
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Fargo
Aberdeen
Aberdeen American
Bismarck
United States Department of Commerce
Aberdeen Seeks Air Mail Route And Airport Boost
The passage urges rapid aviation expansion in the northwest, noting air mail will soon reach large cities and require good airports. Aberdeen is praised for its strong airport facilities and the prospect of a transcontinental line passing through South Dakota could bring mail service to the state, urging other cities to back expansion.
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Aberdeen
South
Mutiny on Zane Grey Yacht Changes South Seas Cruiseview
Passengers and crew clash aboard novelist Zane Grey’s yacht as an 18 month South Seas cruise is abandoned. The disparity in perspective between guests enjoying tropical nights and the crew facing hard labor highlights how the same voyage can feel vastly different depending on one’s role aboard.
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Zane Grey
South Seas
Mr. Grey
There Ought To Be A Law Weather Talk Ban
Dick Halladay of the Iroquois Chief argues that banning weather discussion would harm conversation. He notes weather affects comfort and prosperity and jokes a law prohibiting asking about warmth would be undesirable, while supporting a penalty for inquiring if it is warm enough.
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Dick Halladay
Hoover’s One Year Pause in War Debts and Reparations
The president proposes a one year postponement of allied war debts and German reparations, signaling a shift toward international cooperation. The move aims to ease European distress, encourage global economic recovery, and avoid portraying the United States as a harsh creditor. Critics cite tax burdens, but supporters stress shared prosperity and stability. The plan reflects a rare peace‑time shift from isolationism, backed by many lawmakers and praised as a prudent international strategy.
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Christian Science Monitor
Hoover
Big
Pathona
United States
Uncle Sam
Europe
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
America
Speais
Joseph Z. Robinson
Drowning Dangers Prompt Public Warnings on Vacation Swim
Watertown Public Opinion warns of drowning risks from careless river and lake swimming, urging precautions for children and families. The piece notes increasing aquatics familiarity raises hazard awareness and stresses safety measures to prevent tragedy. It also references broader economic commentary by Roger Babson on depression forecasts.
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Watertown
Brookings
Scramer
Sven
South Dakota 4-H Leaders Shown Reading Camp Return
A photo caption lists South Dakota’s Big Four in club work for 1330 and Sunshine State leaders. Hermina Neumann from Pierre Kenneth Anderson of Lincol county Averil Beller Clark county Lillian Greenwood Hughes county Earl Simantel Beadle county and H. M. Jones state club leader identified.
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South Dakota
Sunshine State
Hermina Neumann
Pierre
Kenneth Anderson
Lincol County
Averil Beller
Clark County
Lillian Greenwood
Hughes County
Earl Simantel
Beadle County
H. M. Jones
Beadle 4 H Club Delegates Return From National Camp
Beadle County 4 H members from South Dakota returned today after attending the national club camp in Washington D C. The group pictured before the Washington Monument included Hermina Neumann Kermeth Anderson Averil Beller Lillian Greenwood Earl Simantel and H M Jones along with visiting Mrs Hoover. They toured Niagara Falls and Detroit on the way back and noted the White House visit and the presence of Mrs Hoover at the camp. A total of 136 club members from 40 states attended the camp with four members chosen from each state to participate based on records community service leadership and project achievement.
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South Dakota
Washington, D. C
Washington Monument
Hermina Neumann
Pierre
Kermeth Anderson
Lincoln
Averil Beller
Clark County
Lillian Greenwood
Hugher County
Earl Simantel
Beadle County
H. M. Jones
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Lane
Arkansas
New Hampshire
3 000 Attend Club Camps This Season
About 1009 members attended the first six 4 H club camps in South Dakota. Organizers estimate total campers may reach 3000 this year, nearly a quarter of state membership. Camps, three days each, cover scholarship, interest, 4 H spirit, appearance and cooperation. Sites include Cheyenne Agency Lennox Mitchell Watertown Aberdeen Dell Rapids Moberly Rapid City Enemy Swim and Springfield. Additional camp scheduled at Rosebud August 4 6 per state club leader H Jones.
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South Dakota
Cheyennne Agency
Lennox
Fedora Girls Study Removal Of Varnish Demonstration
Fedora girls meet at Miss Elle Lewis home to study varnish removal with 4-H. Margaret Morris and Alice Blankenburg join the demonstration team and committee. Next meeting planned for July 8 as rooms improvement project progresses under County Agent J V Averen.
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Fedora
Elle Lewis
Mergaret Morris
Alice Blankenburg
Margaret
Ing
Radio Programs To Be Broadcast This Summer By Council
National Girl Scout headquarters in New York announced summer radio programs on electrical transcription. The disks will be sent via 12 regional offices to local councils for local stations. First two disks cover a day hike and a water carnival. A third shares a life saving badge story by a girl previously crippled. Additional camp activity dramas are in preparation.
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Girl Scout
New York
Charles B. Scully
American Red Cross
175 Attend 4-H Club Camp Here
A total of 175 club members and leaders are attending the annual 4-H club camp in session at the State Fair grounds. The camp is divided into seven groups Buick Chivy Foard Dodge Chrysler Pontiac and Hudson each with 17 girls and 8 boys. Tonight features stunts by Beadle Hond Spink and Kingsbury counties. Highlights include swimming games a parade and tours of the city with health and scholarship topics taught by county staff.
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Jeaders
Pampher
Buick
Chivey
Foard
Dodge
Chrysler
Pontiac
Hudsor
Chryslers
State College
Lenora Gitchell
Miss Humphrey
Sally Wilhelm
Henry DeLong
Fred
Wilbett
Spinkie Club
George Frandsen
County Sagem
Beadle
Hond
Spink
Kingsbury
BH. A. Cave
Bertie Speed
Miner County 4 H Clubs Hold Judging Meet Today
Miner county 4 H livestock clubs practice judging at A C Kelsey farm two miles south of Fedaa. The event, arranged by Miner county agent J W Jones, aims to prepare members for cattle and hog judging contests.
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Miner County
A. C. Kelsey
Fedaa
Sai Ae
Jones
Mostly Short Words HORIZONTAL as 3 Flavor
A garbled OCR style list of odd phrases and mismatched clues. It mentions explorers, metals, weights, and vague terms like heart, law, and melody, with scattered numbers and letters. The fragmentary text reads like a crossword style puzzle or word game notes from a newspaper page.
Reserve Camp Hosts Forty Girl Reserves at Lake Byron
About 40 Girl Reserves and Camp Fire Girls attend the final Beadle County WCA camp at Lake Byron. The camp, directed by Miss Carrie Reynolds, runs from June 10 to July 1, with sessions in Huron and Wayland staff and guest speakers including Mrs George Keifer and Herbert Titt.
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Lake Byron
Carrie Reynolds
Beadle County
Huron
Herbert Titt
Michiyo Terada
Huron College
Jean DeHaven
Wessington
George Keiffer
F. C. Hocking
Alm. Hess
Michi
Best Stunts Will Be Awarded Prizes at Farm and Home Day
4 H club members will again appear on the Farm and Home day program at State College on July 10. Two outdoor stunts will be selected to perform before speeches by Governor Green and Sam Thompson. A 4 H prize will go to the best stunt. The event marks the fourth year of 4 H participation, with last year’s honors earned by a Lincoln county pageant led by Mrs Earl Dunn.
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State College
G. 8. Weaver
Governor Green
Sam Thompson
Federal Farm Board
H. M. Jonas
Lincoln County
Earl Dunn
Clay County
Irene Anderson
Picnic And Program At Rudy Clubbers Event
A large crowd gathered at the Rudy Brave Sunday afternoon for a picnic and program hosted by the Rudy Daily Calf-club and the Merry Maids Poultry club. 4-H members and parents served a premised lunch at noon, followed by a short program. Afterward kittenball and reces provided amusements while members sold cold Grinky candy bars to defray camp expenses. Our club appreciates the support of friends, led by Mrs. J. P. Rudy.
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Rudy
Rudy Brave
Rudy Daily
Merry Maids’ Poultry Club
Madonna McNabee
Madonna
J. P. Rudy
Dean to Take Vacation in Minnesota Lake Region
J H Julian dean plans a month long vacation with Mrs Julian and Marjorie Julian. They will depart Vermillion Sunday for Alexandria Minnesota, touring the lake region and enjoying a seaside break away from campus duties.
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Vermillion
J. H. Julian
Degrees to be awarded at South Dakota summer session
About 26 students will receive degrees at the end of the summer session at the University of South Dakota. Candidates include six with master of arts, thirteen bachelor of arts, two in business administration, three in education, one in medicine, and one in laws. Commencement exercises will be held outdoors, weather permitting.
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D.U
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
H. W. Frankenfield
Redfield Boosters To Visit Community Fete
Redfield boosters headed by the 35 piece city band will attend the Buffalo Community Club program southwest of Tulare on July 2. C EB Statenroth, Readfield Chamber of Commerce president, extended the invitation with B. DeLong, Buffalo Community Club president, arranging the visit.
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Redfield
Tulare
C. EB
Statenroth
Readfield Chamber of Commerce
B. DeLong
Buffalo Community Club
Redfield Band
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Visit and Departures
Twenty years ago in Huron residents arrived for visits, including Mr and Mrs Chris Kiepuve and family with J C Klemune. others returned from Byron to country life. Mrs M Ormand visited family. bank president Re Cone faced eviction by James Valley bank directors. Local musicians left for Sioux City and Iroquois to perform. several residents left for travel or fishing trips. Col B F Ives planned Green Lake outing with family. attorney Max Royld returned from Black Hills trip.
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Chris Kiepuve
City
Klemme
J. C. Klemune
George Brown
Carl Jones
Byron
M. Ormand
St. Paus Ibis Morineg
B. Cornell
Heron
Williana Ormand
RE. Cone
Mitchell
James Valley Bank
O. W. Kuehn
Ssien
Ruth Pinch
Dean Garnett Hedge
Chester
Cepariniertoe Music
Huron College
Ise‘quois
Fred Rice
Hawarden
C. C. Issenhuth
Sioux City
RB. C. Grover
Manksto
Minn
FN. Stewart
Ed F. Wilson
Big Stone Lake
W. J. Rossman
Bristol
Milbank
Charles Dwyer
Miller
Col
B. F. Ives
Green Lake
Max Royld
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Babson
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