TWO ROOSEVELTS AND A SEARCH FOR THE PRESIDENCY
The piece contrasts Theodore Roosevelts stance on political ambition as police commissioner with Franklin D Roosevelts drive for the presidency. It notes FDRs ambition affecting decisions and his bid for the Democratic nomination at Chicago. It asserts Roosevelt backers promote leadership ability over concrete programs and cites the two thirds rule debate at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rus
Steffens
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
T. R
New York
York
Dulevates
Roosevilt
Chicago
Mazne
Rules Committee
Huisevelt
Roosevelt Gelve
Albany
Huron Wins the Calico Eds Sign Dispute in Watertown
The Watertown Herald condemns the Huron Chamber of Commerce for placing a sign directing tourists to pass through Huron toward Blacks Hills. The editorial claims the Watertown chamber acted with audacity and effrontery by urging visits to Lake Kampeska while locals pleaded to promote Lake Byron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Herald
Ie Huron Chamber of Commerce
Watertown
Huron
Blacks Hills
Herald
Watertown Chamber of Commerce
Kampeska over Byron for vacation says Huronian
The Herald misfires on travel advice. A Huronian would likely recommend Lake Kampeska over Lake Byron for a vacation, noting the longer trip to Kampeska as the better choice. The writer predicts the bet is on and jokes about the print versus plain talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
Herald
Lake Byron
Lake Kampesxa
Kampeska
Will Cost Us More Gas Tax Critique in South Dakota
A Huron resident argues the one cent gas tax in the federal revenue bill will cost South Dakota residents more than a general sales tax. He cites 1940 data showing over 1.3 million gallons sold and notes farmers with tractors, 33,000 nationwide in 1930, will pay thousands in tax. He favors a sales tax excluding essentials and targeted on higher priced items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Congress
South
Gardners Cowles Named To Reconstruction Finance Board
The Des Moines publisher Gardner Cowles, publisher of the Des Moines Register-Tribune, is appointed to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board. He rose from banking in Algona, Iowa, to leading a major Midwest newspaper. His Iowa circulation team and business ties inform his view of farm needs and regional issues. A separate note warns households about gasoline cleaning fires after a near disaster in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Reconstruction Financ Corporation
Cowles
Des Moines Register-Tribune
Midwest
Algonala
Iowa
Ripple decision reshapes South Dakota fisheries leadership
In Watertown a lengthy meeting reaffirms H L Ripple’s reappointment as superintendent of fisheries, outlining a shift that prioritizes fish propagation over game. the commission rejects graft accusations, reorganizes the department, and notes growing public support for fisheries work while warning on Rural Credits losses and ongoing state lending practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple
Watertown
H. L. Ripple
Department of Game and South Dakota Game and Fish Commission
South Dakota
Rimile
Commission
Department of School and Public Lands
DakoTah Scout Camp Hosts 32 Boys This Week
Thirty two Scouts attend Camp DaKoTah with Tenderfoot and non swimmer ranks improving as the swimming pool thrives after rain. Fred Eggers notes good water, 10:30 and 4pm swim periods, and the buddy system in use. Four boys build shelters, meals cooked by each scout, overnight hike, and five patrols compete in inspections and a kittenball series led by Aisenbrey and Quinn. Several named scouts from Doland Hitchock Alpena Ree Heights Pierre and other towns attend, while Kinyon Lynch and Evans supervise tests and troop leaders guide merit badges and advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp DaKoTah
Fred C. Eggers
Eagles
Amandus ‘Aisenbrey
Jimmy Quinn
Frank “Kinyon
John Lynch
Paul Rvans
David Evans
Rudolph Lundberg
Burt Wooledge
Lioyd Snyder
Rev. Snyder
Hitchcock
Lundberg
Alpena
Wooledge
Gann Valley
Kinyon
Lynch
Faii
Blackburn
Foxes
Black Bears
KPL
Wolves
Huron Brownies To Meet Next Tuesday
The Huron Brownie pack met at Campbell Park with 23 girls aged seven to eleven. They held investiture, promised to be helpful and loyal, saluted the Brown Owl, and closed with songs and stories. The next meeting is Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Campbell Park. girls without 25 cent registration should bring it to the meeting for National headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Brownies
Huron Brownie
Campbell Park
Margaret Melum
Ely
Gil
Maryrit Whitman
National
Three Huron Clubs Attend Picnic Here
The Fotata club met at the Svec home with Mildred Rex presiding over a weekly session. Members donated to buy a hospital gift for an ill member as plans for a Huron fair grounds picnic were set. Invitations extended to Clyde Cream Crusadery and Double C Pig clubs. lunch followed. next meeting at the Berkhomt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Lee
Berkhomt
Yee
Energy Foods Essential In Diet Of Boys And Girls
Former heavyweight champion James J. Corbett explains in a boys and girls health column that carbohydrates and fats provide energy and must be included daily. He lists cereals bread macaroni rice potatoes beets turnips milk and grain products and urges adding fats from meats butter or oil to balance meals. He cautions many youths skip fats and emphasizes starting today to include fats in menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
Mr. Corbett
Huron Boy Scout Wins Trip Award from Camp DaKoTah
Miltron Pronk of Huron Boy Scout Troop 4 earned 13 badges on the DaKoTah camp trip in June. He describes a week of swimming, merit badge tests, council talks, and a long overnight hike with 37 scouts in five patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Boy Scout
Miltron Pronk
Camp DaKoTah
Huron Prem
Miton Pronk
DaKoTah
Milton
Troop 4
Pitzel
Cotin‘citmen
Cersical
South Dakota
Eagle Patrol
Black Bears
Fox Patrol
Haunted Gulch
Black
Wolves
Foxes
Everting
Craig Hartwich
Huron
Tark
Fox
James Sorenson
Milton Pronk
Virgil Olsor
Bob Streeter
Joe Witker
Owen Stoggett
Verly French
Arthur Newland
Fragmented Gandhi era puzzle page with names and notes
An assembled OCR fragment lists names including Eugene Habicht and J. Downs, various Eagle Scout and troop leaders, and scattered technical notes on baking powder and nutrition. The content reads as a collage of puzzles, camp references, and medical commentary with no clear single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Habicht
Chester Brown
Howard Blackburn
Vance Kersaard
J. 3. Downs
Dayton Amaia
Bob Gross
Rex Irwin
Bruce Ketelle
Woodrow Gregory
H. W. Blackburr
Wessington Springs
Star Campers Named From Huron 4-H Group
Ruts Fuller of the Sewing Spinsters club in Huron explains that star campers are chosen for the junior short course with special privilege. Margaret Corley and Leo Barber won honors this year and will attend the December December session. Instructors and members help select representatives based on sportsmanship cheerfulness tidiness personal cleanliness class work and willingness to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruts Fuller
Sewing Spinsters Club of
Huron
Margaret Corley
Leo Barber
Basketry Class At 4-H Camp At State Fair Grounds
Beadle Spink and Hard counties 4-H club members join hands on crafts at the State Fair grounds camp. Dorothy Disney notes basketry and mats lessons from Miss Margaret Latimer, plus music with Mrs Lenore Gitchell. Dr Royal Agne of Hurs college presents travel talk on Palestine artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle, Spink
Dorothy Disney
Handy Hemmers
Royal
Agne
Hurs College
Palestine
Training 4-H Teams for Handicraft Demonstration
The Sunshine Rangers 4-H club of Jer auld county begins training a handicraft demonstration team with all members eligible to try out. The best team will represent the club. Ellard Fisher leads the club, Selmer Lillihaug serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Rangers
Jer+auld county
Ellard Fisher
Clu
Selmer Lillihaug
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By Sara L Dewing
By Sara L Dewing the piece discusses three baking powder types for home cooks. It highlights calcium phosphate for health appeal and uniform leavening, noting its higher purchase cost may be offset by efficiency and economy in cold mixtures. The cream of tartar type is also mentioned as a viable option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James $. McLester
University of Alan
Sara L. Dewing
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Society Notes
Mrs J I Pasek returns from Jersey and visits Lake Benton with C EH nsun and others. Hay Bliss of Minneapolis visits with parents. Miss Maud Bryant of Council Bluffs arrives for a visit with Miss Viola German. Mrs L Rugel and daughter go to Kansas City for an extended visit. George Starring arrives from Brookings to handle state fair publicity again. TH Durfee leaves for business north. Mrs Sem Birks and children return from Carpenter. W S Devigs leaves for Glendive. Miss Pauline Bow visits with Mr and Mrs Asner Pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Pasek
Jersey
C. EH. Isnsun
Lake Berton
Minn
Hay Bliss
Minneapolis
Maud. Bryant
Council Bluits Rartived ii Hur
Viola German
L. Rugel
Jent
Kansas City
George Starring
City
Brookings
Mr. Starring
TH Durfee
Sem Birks
Carpenter
W. S. Devigs
Glendive
Mant
Pauline
Bow
Mrs. Asner
Services at Lake Owida June 2 on hillside shore
Services were held on the hillside by Lake Owida with Rev J B Williamson conducting. A roster of singers led the meeting as sponsor organization supported the gathering. The sermon topic was The Building of the Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Owida
Sully
J. B. Willamson
So Vice
Hering
Entertainment at Pierre Athol Picnic Dinner
Mr and Mrs R O Wilhelm and families from Athol and Washington D C were entertained by Mr and Mrs H J Wilhelm and family of Huron at a picnic dinner Sunday held at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Athol
RO. Wilhelm
Mes. Vee
Alla Dale
Ella Wilhelmen
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Hazel Christoffersen
Richard Cook
Glen Beelman
Cork
Dako Ten
Marshall McNickle
Bob Olsen
Belland Smith
Carvall Zarmeke
Doland
Eugene Gilbert
Willis Gross
Melvin Kambel
Joan Kingdon
Marvin Riemath
George Kempf
Amandus Aizenbrey
Clair Crawford
Harry Crawford
Rex Smith
Theodora Burge
George Specker
Ree Heights
Wilford Barlow
Curtis Kirkpatrick
Ben Owen
Pierre
Donald Ryan
Douglas Taylor
Highmiore
Robert Oddy
Robert Thiesex
Woonsocket
Billy Quinn
George Moe
Ariesian
Billy Frasier
Blunt
Lorraine Cadwell
Franklin Knight
Gana Welley
Randall Smith
Fort Thompson
Gyndal Jewell
Miller
Gandhi
Wittel
Treyinus
Esd Eare
Fult
Lahar
USA
KlIly
Nitta
Searhet
Soudheast
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