Will the Hohenzollerns Return to Power in Germany
World observers debate if the Hohenzollerns should be invited back to govern Germany noting the present government faces collapse due to misused loans and harsh treaty terms. Some argue a strong Kaiser-led regime could stabilize Europe though creditors and France may resist easing restrictions. A central European change is seen as inevitable regardless of the path chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Holand
Europe
Austria
Editorial clash over Black Hills trade and Denver outreach
The Evening Huronite warned the Black Hills should trade with eastern South Dakota cities rather than Denver. Sturgis Black Hills Tribune rebuts, urging local towns to support home institutions and cross state highways, while noting limited ties with Denver and other cities.
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Black Hills
Denver
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
South Dakota
Sturgis Black Hills Tribune
Black Mills
Argus
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Huron
Scenic Northwest
Sturgis
Hills
Gill
Debate Over Highway Support Ties Cities to Black Hills Access
The argument centers on Mitchell supporting the Custer Battlefield highway while Rapid City resists. Huron did not fund the Scenic Northwest felder because no request came before its budget was set and funds were spent on ads promoting the Black Hills via the A. Y. P. highway, a route partly financed by Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer Battlefield
Mitchell
Rapid City
Black Hills
Huron
Northwest
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Minneapolis
Alfalfa Bill Murray Sees Back Slaps as News
The Oklahoma governor, nicknamed Alfalfa Bill, brushes off back slaps from admirers as publicity. Reporters may ride the moment for a candid patriotic note, yet the episode won’t decide a presidential bid. Rosebud area reports warn of grasshopper deaths from fungus, later reinterpreted as psychological by an entomologist.
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Bill" Murray
Oklahoma
Litte Stora
Bill
Murray
United States
Gold and peril in the Egypt salvage saga
The piece follows a ten year salvage effort to recover gold from the British steamer Egg sunk near Ushant in 1922. Italian divers oversee operations on the sunken bullion room as crews hoist ingots from the wreck. News reviews the potential vast profits and historical intrigue surrounding the recovery.
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Chrisian Science Monitor
Long John Silvers
Isisud
Bay of Biscay
Sonal
Egypt
Calliston
Ushant
Halian Salvage Ronti
Captain Kidd
Kidd
A CALI FOR PATRIOTISM St. Paul Pioneer Press
In Washington a temporary breakdown of representative government is noted as Congress stalls on an economy bill. The piece argues for nonpartisan cooperation, political responsibility, and citizen patriotism, citing the tax changes now in effect and the public’s role in funding government.
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Cali
St. Paul
Congress
Consress
Senate
House
America
MacDonald
England
Boys Seek Coat Of Tan At Camp
Dr Walter H Merrill of Washington DC discusses Boy Scout sun tanning at camp in Scouting June. He lists camp slogans and dress ideas to build bone and muscle, notes safe tanning limits, warns of sunburn and heat illness, and says tomorrow will outline safe tanning steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Merrill
Washington, D. C
Canbe
Merrill
Four-H Girls Praise Huron Club Camp Experience
Three Cottonwood Lake Busy Bee members led by Mrs W Platte attended the Huron 4-H club camp at the State fair grounds along with seven Peter Pan Hitchcock club members and several Lucky Steiners cheb. Ruby Thomas and Ione Hil note club delegates and reviews praise the three day program, with Winifred Ames fundraising and Marguerite Palmer also attending.
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Cottonwood Lake
Busy Bee Club
W. Platte
Huron
State Fair Grounds
Florence A. Tubandt
Tulare
Winifred Ames
Peter Pan Club
Hitchcock
Ruby Thomas
Lucky Steiners Cheb
Ione Hil
Norma Cranston
Marguerite Palmer
Florence Tubandt
Tone Hil
Whiteside Club Goes On Annual 4-H Tour
The Whiteside Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf club of Wessington inspected club projects on its annual tour. All livestock is in good condition. A picnic lunch was served at Peterson gulch southwest of Wessington. The afternoon included a hike into the gulch later dubbed the Grand canyon of the Wessington hills.
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Whiteside Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf Club of
Wessington
Clarence Lund
Psterson Gulch
Grand Canyon
Feed Muscles To Grow Strong Says Expert
James J. Corbett, former heavyweight champion, advises boys and girls in athletics to eat protein foods daily. He cites meat, eggs, fish, milk, dairy, cereals, beans, and peas as bodybuilding essentials. A daily pattern includes cereal or milk at breakfast, milk with lunch, and meat or cheese at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
Mitchell 4-H Club Camp Draws Over a Hundred Attendees
About 106 boys and girls attended the Mitchell 4-H camp on the Wesleyan campus, with sessions in music, basketry, courtesy, meat identification, woods, beds, livestock breeds, and corn. Highlights included a chicken chase, stunt night, a George Washington Bicentennial pageant led by Miss Margaret Latimer, and daily issues of The 4-H Tattler published by campers.
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Da“cn
Fiere
Mavis Morrell
Cackleberry Poultry Club
Miner County
George Washington
Washington
May McLeod
James Lien
Paul Kinsterman
Darleen Lambert
Joy Aalseth
Travel Talk Tomorrow At Public Library
Chester White with 20 years in the U S Navy will give a travel talk at Hurart Public Library tomorrow morning at 10 o clock. Margar et Peterson assistant librarian notes more than 100 children heard Miss Mary Laughlin discuss India in Campbell park last Thursday.
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Hurart
Chester White
United States Navy
Margaret Peterson
Iine
Siss Peterson
Mary Laughlin
India
Campbell Park
White
Biss Peterson
Iroquois Girls Have Picnic And Swiming Party
Iroquois Girl Scout troop plans a swimming party at Pearl Creek this evening as a reward for completing Tenderfoot tests. Florence Aitchison reports the event follows a regular meeting at the Girl Scout hall in Iroquois.
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Iroquois
Pearl Creek
Florence Aitchison
Leeds
Banner Sewing Club Meeting In Hyde County
The Banner Sewing club of Northern Hyde county held a regular meeting on June 25 at the Anton Ondricek home. Dresses were fitted and judged, Ruth Thurston served as president, Antoinette Ondricek called roll and read minutes, plans were made for the next meeting.
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Banner Sewing Club
Hyde County
Anton Ondricek
Mildred McGough
Ruth Thurston
Antoinette Ondricek
Variety Bazaar Puzzle Notes and Garden Terms Mix
A fragmented page lists items from a Variety Bazaar including plant names such as Resa and Syringe vularis, plus various odd terms and numbers. It references puzzles, musical instruments like an Oriental guitar, and mentions sessions and a meeting, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
Historical Book Read By Huron Girl
A Huron Public Library reading session features Alice Hammertingit presenting Lucy Fitch Perkins Sene volutionary Twins to class three during a Tour Around the World program. The tale centers on a United States family of four with Sally and Roger siblings, detailing a father in government service during the Revolutionary War and a mother who hides money in bardic seams while soldiers raid. George Washington is praised for aid.
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Sene
Lucy Fitch Perkins
Alice Hammertingit
Huron Public Library
Sam
United States
Sally
Roger
George Washington
Modern Baking Powder Brings Controlled Leavening Efficiency
The article traces the shift from sour dough to the modern baking powder, noting how precise leavening is achieved. It explains gauging gas development, oven heat, and consistent texture. It advises on flour varieties, oven temperatures, and using an oven thermometer for reliable results. It highlights calcium phosphate powder enabling staged leavening for beginner bakers.
Open Forum Confused Rant Discusses State Costs and Agriculture
In a noisy Open Forum, speakers rail against state waste and subsidies, urging action on crops and layoffs. The dialogue references South Dakota, agriculture, public spending, and highway issues as residents debate fiscal policy and rural prosperity.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local News Romaine Fragments
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents and visitors are noted with travel and social plans. Hon E L Abel travels to Epiphany for a city picnic and celebration. W H Thrall departs for Sedan for a Sunday visit. Mabel Vu departs for a vacation. Harvey J Rice and sister Elia travel to Yonksust for Sunday with friends. John Dineen to Lake Big Stone for a four week House party. Mrs George Langstaff hosts a house party at Lawn Ridge with four sisters and two nephews. Guests include Mrs J H Reece and Frank Snyder and two sons plus Mrs Parker Davis and Nellie Farrow. A baking powder discussion ends the fragment with notes on dough mixtures and calcium phosphate baking powder.
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Saadada Mhamemes
Mrs. George
E. L. Abel
Epiphany
W.H. ‘Thrall
Sedan
Mabel Vu
Harvey J. Rice
Elia Rice
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Treae
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Robert D, Lisk
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LUSK
Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Rosebud
Nature
Peperrverey
Central
Praise Huron
Whiteside Club
Carthage
Cluybers
Public Service
Lebanon
Spain
Rswer
Frevinis
Marie
Wali
Judy
Thurston Ame
le Close
Baers
Bylin
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Auris
South Dukes
Imag
Neopte
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South Deloia
Seneca
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