World ends era as New York World joins Scripps-Howard
The passage notes the World’s sale to Roy Howard and its integration with the Scripps-Howard New York Telegram, marking the end of an independent paper famed for fearless news and liberal leadership. It laments loss of editorials by Lipproan, Adams, Broun, Woolcott, and others, and calls for continued independent, brave journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Worlds
Pulitzers
Scripps- Howard
Scripps-Howard
Scripps
Joseph Pulitzer
Roy Howard
New York Telegram
Walter Williams
Walter Lipproan
Rollin Kirby
Franklin P. Adams
New World-Telegram
Scripps-Howard Organization
Pulitzes
Democratic Party
Hoover vetoes bill on adjusted compensation certificates
The piece notes President Hoover vetoed a bill establishing a new loan value on adjusted compensation certificates for WWI soldiers. It outlines varied newspaper reactions criticizing or defending the veto as Congress overrode it, with debate on relief for ex soldiers and broader economic recovery. Many ex soldiers are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Congress
Debate over bill and presidential approval sparks dispute
The article notes strong opposition to a controversial bill while the president has approved it. Officials argue it will not impose an unbearable national debt burden, though some financial disruption is expected. If the ex-soldier uses borrowed funds wisely, the measure may prove worthwhile. future developments will test this.
Paramount Problems Voted Prohibition Top National Issue 1931
The National Economic League named prohibition as the paramount U S problem for 1931 with 1871 votes. Administration of justice was second at 1730 votes, followed by lawlessness and other issues. The list also highlights notable members and invites readers to discuss the era’s priorities. Fred Leighton of Sioux Falls dies, noted for aiding dairy industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of the
National Economic League
United States
Prohibition
League
Charles G. Dawes
John Hays Hammond
David Starr Jordan
James Rowland Angell
George W. Wickersham
Frank O. Lowden
A. Lawrence Lowell
Edward A. Filene
Nicholas Murray Butler
Administration of Justice
League of Nations
Supreme Court upholds Nebraska guaranty law and special assessments
The U S Supreme Court has sustained the Nebraska bank guaranty law including emergency special assessments, ruling the policy constitutional. The decision implications touch the guaranty fund, depositors’ rights, and banking stability, with potential legislative action and further disputes over withheld funds and collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Guaranty Fund
Thompson Machine Faces Anti Thompson Vote Battle
The Sioux City Tribune notes Chicago's Tuesday primary favors Thompson and Capone's machine. It cites Anton J. Cecmak as a serious candidate while Thomspon polled about 300000 votes and opponents about 40000. It projects a fight for anti Thompson votes and notes Dr. Herman N. Bundeson’s independent entry as a strategic move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bill
Sioux City Tribune
Chicago
Thompson
Chinaran
Bone
Bunkum
Thompson-Capone
Anton J. Cecmak
Cermack
ant-Thompson
Lyle
Schmidt
Albert
Herman N. Bundeson
Cook
Thomson
Navy Yard Debate Weighs North Dakota Yard Claim
Minneapolis Journal comments on a Congressional Record style dispute over modernizing three battleships and the appeal for a navy yard in North Dakota. The piece argues for geographic distribution of yards, suggesting moving Portand’s yard to Grand Forks Forks to serve the Red River and Budaons branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard Pie
Minneapolis Journal
Congressional
Weiter
New York Herald-Tribie
Semeter Fracier
Marth de Kota
United State Senate
Frasier
Esed
Feameylasia
Been
Virginia
Navy
Thane Tee Gummiers
North Dakota
Navy Yard
North
Delete
Seaboard
Benater Frazier
Portanouth
Grand Forks
Forge
Wey
Red River
Budaon
Hard Work Wins Says Club Girl Elen Killinen
Elen Killinen of Butte County South Dakota earned a free trip to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago for achievement in club work. Her account covers joining a sheep club, sewing work, rides to meetings, and winning demonstrations and state fair honors with fellow members and leaders in Nisland and at the county level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elen Killinen
Butte County
Chicago
Frank Miller
Newell
Ole Tysda
Tysdal
Ser
Niskand
Jolly Stitchers
Louis Woods
Nisland
Marjorie Sorenson
Marjorie
Moe Milberg
Mre Uren
Extension Club
Mra Weeds
Washington
Btxip
Bulow
Wend
Wes
Nisiend
Slight Change In Contest For Girl Scouts
The Huronitecee announces a major trip for a Girl Scouts contest in central South Dakota. The winning troop will be the one with the most stores and eligible members. prizes include a state camp trip and trips to Minnesota Black Hills or Lions City. Eligible counties listed include Hand Hyde Hughes Bent County Sully Kingsbury Jerauld Taulk Potter Buffalo Clark Miner Sanborn and Spink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Ainnesota
Black Hills
Lions City
Hand
Hyde
Hughes
Bentte
Sully
Kingsbury
Jerauld
Taulk
Potter
Buffalo
Clark
Miner
Sanbern and Spink
Four Year Journey of a Butte County 4 H Club Member
A narrator recounts four years in a 4 H sewing club led by Mrs John Alkire and Mrs Woods. She describes demonstrations success at county and state fairs, team changes, and personal growth including designing all patterns and making her own graduation dress, embodying the motto To Make the Best Better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
John Alkire
Jolly Stitchers
Blanche James
Butte County
Blanche
Margaret Gilger
Nisland
Huron
Blariche
Elizabeth Wilder
Elizabeth
Mewell
Foods
Castle Rock
Dakota Belles 4 H Club to Perform with Cooking Group
The Dakota Belles 4 H Club Orchestra under Mrs Helen Bunty will rehearse for an appearance featuring specialty members. Proceeds from the entertainment will fund sending club members to camp this summer, per Mildred Lyman. Local reader Mrs C G May notes the event. Tulare March 3 Spectator reports the loss of their intended some who died after a lengthy illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Belles
Helen Bunty
Dakota Belles Cooking Club
Net
Mildred Lyman
C.G. May
Tulare
Mar
Henry Harms Moura
Wolsey Girls Begin Basket Weaving Work
At a February 22 Watamals Girl Scouts meeting in Wolsey librarian Burdette Lum notes, girls discussed basket weaving projects. Second patrol, led by Bessie Babcock with troop captain and lieutenant aid, undertook weaving. They plan homework for craft badges and display ideas with local merchants to exhibit scout handiwork. Mrs. Jessie Gordon attended with tips, and Miriam Verhoef joined the troop led by Mrs. George Lumbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serand Clauss
Watamals
Scouls
Wolsey
Burdette Lum
Bessie Babcock
Leytenant
Jessie Gordon
Miriam Verhoef
George Lumbard
Clyde Curtis Wins Gable School Essay Contest Prize
Albert Hintermeister, president of the Climbing Citizens league of Gable school, presided over a February 27 meeting. Officers named for the last month of school were Vivian McCoy president, Albert Hintermeister vice president, Clyde Curtis secretary. Clyde Curtis won the essay contest held last month. the prize was presented at the meeting. Mrs A Hintermeister and Miss La Beaux were guests. Miss Elsie Wiese teaches at Gable school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Curtis
Albert Hintermeister
Climbing Citizens League of
Gable School
Vivian McCoy
A. Hintermeister
la Beaux
Elsie Wiese
Florence Morris Honored at Farewell Party
Florence Morris was the guest of honor at a farewell party hosted by Francis Pontiese at Mrs. William Urban’s home on Friday evening. A two course dinner was served by Mrs. Urban and her daughter Dorothy with pink and white decorations. Present were Florence Morris Muriel Lurcx Dorothy Abramson and Dolores and Gloria Smith. The guests presented a gift to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Morris
Francis Pontiese
William Urban
Elizabeth Cone Talks To Minnehaha Girl Scouts
Elizabeth Cone spoke to the Minnehaha Girl Scouts about last summer’s camp trip at a recent meeting. The Lakota troop members led songs, reviewed laws and vows, and planned hikes and second class tests while mentors guided first aid practice and Tenderfoot study sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cone
Minnehaha
Bennis Jean Dunbar
Marjorie Brown
Marjory Hill
Little Sigue
Blue Birds
Creva Brown
Viola Hill
Helen Habicht
Twenty Years Ago In Huron A. O. Helbcook Plans Texas Land Sale
Twenty years ago, A. O. Helbcook left Thursday for Wessingham to sell at least 30,000 acres of Texas land. E. Bunting of Broadland passed through on his way with an automobile, later to drive home from Council Bluffs. J. W. Smith returned from the Pacific coast considering relocation. Mr. and Mrs. Bloodgood, Mrs. Pyle, and Mrs. Walton returned from the Pacific coast after short visits. Mrs. Rusyan visited her mother, ill in the city. Mert Mursine and family plan to visit Sioux City. Don Medbery traveled to Pierre for a visit. The Morse family welcomed a baby at 617 Frankie. Mrs. Porter remained ill as doctors advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ON
Helbcook
Wessingham
Texas
E. Bunting
Broadland
Council Bluffs
J. W. Smith
Pacific Coast
Wes
Porter
Distribution drive targets schools and groups in state
Vermillion March 1 Dramatic effort by Miation Pictures and University of South Dakota activities plans a Seedy Ser distribution to high schools civic organizations in the state within the next weeks, announced by Garrett Breckenridge secretary of the Extension division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Mar
Miation
University of South Dakota
Gerrett Breckenridge
Gladys Pyle on State Tree Planting Bill Debate
Gladys Pyle notes Senate committee rejection of a bill to fund forestry and reforestation in South Dakota. The plan would let the state cooperate with federal aid to supply trees seeds and plants at cost, with preference for state and local growers, aiming to plant forests on degraded lands, protect farms, and conserve water while funding through a revolving appropriation. The measure faces opposition as an alleged 50 50 federal state project, though many states already use federal support for tree planting and park development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Department
South Dakota
Winners Named In Aberdeen Chemistry Essay Contest
Miss Flinoy Arsu shaar of Aberdeen won first in the chemistry essay contest at Northern State Teachers college. Miss Amy Wilhelm of Faulkton took second. prizes were ten and five dollars. About sixty essays were submitted. Six other papers will be entered in the national contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Mar
Flinoy Arsushaar
Northern State Teachers College
Sigma Delta Epsilon, Chemistry Society
Amy Wilhelm
Faulkton
Sigma Delta Epsilon
American Chemical Society
Kraushaar
Miss Wilhelm
Hipitrani
Miss Kraushaar
Maryellis Funk
McIntosh
Margaret Brown
Doris Wells-Watters
Valva Weisman
McLaughlin
Gtallie Friberg
Cecelia Sturgis
Faith
J. H. Jensen
Northern
A. W. Coe
S. R. Lipscomb
Am Vires
Meeting Is Called To Discuss Wheat Tieup
The Northwest Shippers Advisory board calls a Thursday meeting in Minneapolis to address grain congestion at lakehead storage. Grain men urge Farm Board to move or store wheat holdings to relieve overcrowded terminal elevators as growers rush to sell above world price. If Farm Board stays active beyond May, storage space will worsen, threatening regional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mer
Lakes
Twin Cities
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Farm Board
Duluth
Superior
Farewell Given For Fran Blunt
An evening farewell was held for Frank Horn who left Soodn to Wigenmann after a visit in Wigtmein. The program included a trip to various points in the gest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Oson
Blunt
Manong
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Hatlie
Lusk.mutchele Newspapers, Inc
Paramount Problems
Fred Leighton
Sioux Falls
Leighton
Central South
Dedeta
Hazel Christofersea
Ellen Killinen
Gladys Pyle
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