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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1931
Page
4
A essay arguing modern economists lack the faith and inspirational guidance of ancient Merlins. It laments lost national courage and faith that could restore prosperity, urging belief as the key to reshaping the economy and moving past the low mood.
The article notes optimism as three specific collaborations emerged in the northwest. A new creamery project, coordinated efforts for fair farm land taxation, and a centralized livestock marketing plan show two leading farm organizations uniting to improve farm economics.
The article contrasts the Nau tilus voyage with Jules Verne's imagined submarines noting living quarters and sturdiness. It reports Sir Hubert Wilkins requires extensive repairs before the Arctic voyage base and questions whether submarines are worthwhile beyond warfare.
The Farmer and The Evening Huronite praise recent farm group efforts in South Dakota as hopeful for agriculture. They argue true progress requires thorough organization akin to industry and labor, noting national and local cooperative efforts exist but prices for farm products still lag behind industrial prices and wages.
The Detroit unemployment relief program, lasting eight months and costing about 15 million dollars with nearly 2 million monthly, faced accusations of fraud and waste. A single clerk allegedly misappropriated 207 000 dollars, while 200 workers in one automobile plant drew regular pay from the fund, highlighting systemic inefficiency and political mismanagement.
An observer notes rapid canyon development near Rapid City with summer homes and tourist spots expanding over three years. Forest growth reduces fire damage, boosting recreation appeal and potential for camps for youth, while plans for road funding and legal references are discussed.
About 156 youths from the Fifth National 4-H club camp visited Washington D C seen the White House with state leaders. C Francis Jenkins spoke on television and demonstrated moving pictures and radiovision implications for homes and industry. Southern campfire night featured regional stunts and farm-themed souvenirs.
A discarded OCR piece extols Girl Scouts as camp cooks with recipes like spotted dog and pigs in a blanket. It outlines campfire methods, ingredients, and steps, including corn on the cob with bacon and baked potatoes, geared toward varied outdoors meals.
Kansas club boys and girls set a record with 80 completed 4-H projects and 42 years of club work in 13 years. A family’s nine projects helped win championships and various prizes while balancing school. The siblings persevered despite missed fall school due to project commitments.
An article contrasts Cub Scouting with Boy Scouts, noting Cubs aged nine to eleven study Indian life to learn leadership, responsibility, and help for the tribe. It highlights the initiation toward scouting, distinct Cub identity, and the 1928 World Scout Jamboree with 50,000 Scouts from 73 nations. It also urges early world friendship starting in neighborhoods with diverse families.
The Vegetarian Freeden club of Fedors met June 24 at Alics Blankenberg’s home with Evbei Galite presiding. Bennetts Kelery was chosen to lead the rotation on vegetable exhibit selection and Margaret Morris to plan entertainment for August 6 at Arlene Walter’s home. A Bench was served. Eleanor Lewis reports.
Four-H club enrollment in Butte County hit a new high for the fiscal year ended June 1, rising two percent from 1891 to 191 for the past year. The membership figures show growth and renewed participation across clubs and projects.
A dense crossword style clue list presents horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and partial words, including references to kinship, actions, nouns, and miscellaneous terms. The grid appears to feature themed blocks, variations, and placeholder fragments across many clue lines.
A 200 strong Rotary International group attends the Alpine resort for the international assembly. The writer notes conversations with an English business visitor in China who criticizes Chinese leadership and favors a concert of great powers to manage China. A Japanese electrical engineer discusses naval armament and Japan France views. The writer also reflects on French rural frugality and Normandy landscapes during a Paris transit.
The Florencetta H club of Hand county met Tuesday afternoon at the home of the local leader Mrs. L. B. Croll. Mildred Gamble reports one visitor Violet Freese attended. The afternoon was spent sewing and planning a club camp. A batch was served by the hostess at the close.
The Bartholomew company of Ipswich has incorporated in June with capital of $10,000 to operate filling stations. Directors are Hope B. Parmley and Loren F. Parmley of Ipswich and Zela Hickman and R. D. Hickman of Brainerd Minnesota.
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