Prosperity Wheat plan eyed by Nebraska farmers and Wichita sponsor
Nebraska farmers bakers millers and grocers gather April 12 to discuss selling prosperity wheat at 1.25 a bushel. Woody Hockaday of Wichita promotes guaranteed price with voluntary buy in. paper urges national action to raise prices and notes plans for licensing domestic processors and segregated production to favor farmers.
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Nebraska
Woody Hockaday
Wichita
Kan
Hockaday
United States
Norbeck's Supporters Navigate Campaign Commentary
The piece critiques newspaper praise of Senator Norbeck amid a South Dakota campaign. It notes praise from Public Opinion and Mitchell Republican while cautioning that credit may be overstated. It argues Norbeck’s past service and influence warrant recognition without overstating his solo role.
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Norbeck
Senator Norbeck
Watertown Public Opinion
Mitchell Republican
Sapes
Germaine
United States
South Dakota
Houses of
Congress
Senate
Senator’s folly cited by critics amid campaign chatter
The passage notes criticism of a senator’s intelligence linked to his public stance, suggesting supporters should recall the risks of overconfidence and prior missteps in the political arena.
Debating City Government Forms in Huron
Petitions circulate in Huron seeking a vote to switch from the commission system to the aldermanic plan. The editorial stance notes both forms have merits and drawbacks and emphasizes that effective leadership matters more than the system. It also covers street names honoring George Washington and a local revival of Alpena Journal production after a fire.
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Huron
South Dakota Bureaucracy Criticized For Waste and Power
A press comment denounces South Dakota for large bureaucratic growth funded by direct taxes. It warns the highway and game commissions drain to the public trough, leaving scarce funds for essential services and calls for legislative reform to transfer surplus back to the general fund.
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South Dakota
Chicago Journal of Commerce
State Highway Commission
State Game Commission
Game
State Supreme Courts
Game and Highway Commissions
Supreme Courts
Watchman critique of South Dakota bankers generalization
A reader letter argues the Argus Leader editorial mischaracterized bankers over livestock funding during a state session. It cites Central South Dakota examples where banks supplied feed, distributed aid, and acted as clearing houses for customers, asserting no coordinated effort to burden state finance.
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Argus-Leader
Barkers Relief
South Dakota
Unids National Bank
Agar
Agar State Bank
Huron Girl Wins Prize In Essay Contest
Evelyn Pugsley a tenth grader at Huron High School earned second place in an American Legion Auxiliary essay contest on Armistice Day. Frank Vogel a 15 year old St Theresa student won first place and will compete for a state prize a $5 gold piece. Mildred Crowe Noble placed third. About 40 essays were submitted with honorable mentions noted for future column appearance.
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Evelyn Pugsley
Huron High School
American Legion Auxiliary
France
Belgium
Italy
United States
Vogel
Frank Vogel
St. Theresa
Mildred Crowe Noble
Huron
Legion Auxiliary
Scholarship Awarded to 4-H Boy Edward Wirst
Edward Wirst of Warren Minnesota, a five year 4-H member, won a $100 Minneapolis Journal scholarship for efficiency in club work. He led a successful sheep and pig program, raising 12 of 13 piglets from a neighbor's Duroc Jersey sow, and earned state grand championship and county fair wins. His siblings Dorothy and Robert also earned top livestock honors.
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Edward Wirst
Warren
Marshall County
Minnesota
Minneapolis Journal
Edward
Dorothy
Robert
Wamblee Chonkas To Attend Scout Dinner
Wamblee Chonka Troop 4 met at the American Lutheran church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Charles E. Burks spoke about the Girl Scout banquet honoring twenty years of Girl Scouting in America. Gloria McFea was invested as a Tenderfoot during the flag ceremony.
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Wamblee Chonkas
Wamblee Chonka Troop 4
American Lutheran Church
Charles E. Burks
Huron Community Committee
America
Gloria McFea
Carolyre Melum
Girl Guidea
Esther Annn Spieker
Dakota Belles Elect Officers For Season
The Dakota Belles Cooking club of Besdie county held its first regular meeting of the new year at the home of Mildred Lyman. Officers elected include Clara Schwartz president Frances Howard vice president Clara Glewing secretary Violet Howard treasurer and Marie May reporter. Mil dred Lyman and Marie May named as demonstrators for the next meeting.
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Dakota Belles
Dakota Belles Cooking Club
Besdie County
Mildred Lyman
Clara Schwartz
Frances Howard
Clara Glewing
Violet Howard
Marie May
Huron Boy Scouts Attend Court of Honor Ceremony
Huron Boy Scouts Troop 3 met with the MPiaming Arrows leading the opening. Fred C. Emmers area executive presented badges to the boys entering the court of honor in February. The Black Bears won a contract and the closing service included the scout master's benediction.
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Huron
Huron Boy Scouts
Mpiaming Arrows
Fred C. Emmers
Hedges
Black Bears
Muaste
Potter Clubbers Develop Pig Share Buying Plan
Warren Eggers, a former Potter county 4-H member, arranges a share contract with the county agent to put his pigs on shares for prospective members unable to finance. Part of the litter or its equivalent returns to the original owner in fall. Other breeders offer similar deals. Members must raise pigs under the McLean County system, states 4-H leader Jens.
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Warren Eggers
Potter County
McLean
HLMW
Jens
Girl Guides and Scouts Move Toward Global Unity
A century of Girl Guide work abroad shows nations sharing gifts and learning from each other. Juliette Low introduced Scouting to America from England, as Katherine Furse foresees guiding expanding over 50 years, with youth movements worldwide shaping a World Guide line.
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Girl Guides
America
Juliette Low
Savannah
England
5. J. Warmer
Council Fire
Girl Seats
Miss Warrier
Warner
Katherine Furse
World Bureau of Girl Guides and
Girl Scouts
Becauer
Miss Warmer
Guide
Valley League Boy Recites Eugene Field Poem
A Valley League student, George Schwartz of District No Beedle County, discusses Eugene Field poems including Little Boy Blue and The Duel. The tale mentions a boy who hid a toy and died that night, with the poem's themes echoed in a stanza about Little Boy Blue.
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Valley League
Eugene Field
George Schwartz
Valley Leons
Beedle County
Mithe
Sida
Ina
Little Boy Blue
Central Cross Puzzle Clue List Reveals Hidden Terms
A dense horizontal and vertical word puzzle fills with patterns and clues. Entries hint at familiar terms, names, and phrases spanning fantasy to politics while challenging solvers to fill the grid.
Live Wire Leaguers Learn Good Manners at Pearly Mound
Members of the Live Wire Y C L of Pearly Mound school inaugurate a plan to say a prayer before lunch and give thanks after eating. The school paper notes chairing, standing for the host, waiting 15 minutes after dismissal, and even playing phonographs during meals as part of cultivating table manners.
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Pearly Mound
Hs Tripp Courty
Aleen’ Erickson
Young Citizen
Y. C
One-Geer Fis Peil
Robert Schelske
Frankfort Troop 26 Holds Court of Honor for Merit Badges
Twelve Frankfort Boy Scouts appeared for a court of honor Monday evening. Their merit badge requests were approved by the troop committee led by scoutmaster P. L. Baird. Approved badges include Pathfinding, Personal Health, Heartcraft, Firemanship, and Automobiling for listed scouts. The court of honor members were H. E. Hilkemeier, George Hassen ger, and the Rev. G. B. Brown.
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Frankfort
P. L. Baird
Charles Hull
Durward Stubbs
Harold Stubbs
Armon Christopherson
Harlan Refvem
Cecil Cartner
Clyde Miller
Donald Hilkemeier
Belle Prairie 4 H Sewing Club Finishes Garments
Belle Prairie 4 H Sewing club met at P R Poling home to finish garments and darn stockings. The girls prepared a birthday tribute to leader Mrs Earl Corley and planned to start print dresses next meeting. Lunch was served by Thelma and Bernice Boling as the club aims to raise funds for member camp this summer.
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Belle Prairie
Belle Prairie Bellés
P. R. Poling
Helen Herrick
Earl Corley
Thelma
Bernice Boling
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Social Roundup
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs. John Claymore of Srordland visited friends. E C Glazier left for Woonsocket on a business trip. Miss Maude Tollefson left for DeSmet for a visit. William Campbell arrived for a few days with relatives. Mr and Mrs Harry Pierce and daughter Mary Louise returned from Iroquois. Miss Blanche Baumhoff hosted her tenth birthday. Misses June and Margaret Price hosted Epworth League with dainty refreshments.
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John Claymore
Srordland
Huron
E. C. Glazier
Woonsocket
Maude Tollefson
DeSmet
William Campbell
City
Harry Pierce
Mary Louise
Iroquois
Pierce
Blanche Baumhoy
June
Margaret Price
Epworth League
Frank
Secree
Social afternoon list and local arrivals
The P. E.G. list for a social afternoon with Mrs. Thos. H. Null today. John P. McCullen of Miller arrived in Huron Sunday morning on a business visit. James Richardson departed this morning for Sioux Falls to attend the hardware dealers conversion. James W. Stiver left this morning for Sioux Falls where he will spend the week at the hardware exhibition.
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P. E.G
Thos. H. Null
John P. McCullen
Miller
Huron
James Richardson
Sioux Falls
Hardenware
James W. Stiver
Care and storage of clothing for home economy
A practical guide on drying, hanging, and storing garments to preserve shape and reduce wear. It covers nylon stockings, hats, damp fabrics, and using simple lines and hooks to teach children proper clothing care and organization.
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Saral
Young Couple Wed at Woonsocket
Dorothy Johnson and Allen Crosswaite united in marriage at the Johnson home in Woonsocket on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. A. J. Hoyer officiated with both families present. The couple then traveled to Huron and will continue by train to Watanga, D. where the groom plans to work.
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Woonsocket Woonsocket
Spevial
Dorothy Johnse
Frank Johnson
Allen Crosswaite
Lupe
L. W. Crosswaite
Johnson
A. J. Hoyer
Huron
Watanga
Care for Child Raymond Ill With Pneumonia
Mrs. Charles Behr cares for their son Bobby at Leo Schurrer home as he suffers pneumonia and intestinal congestion. Condition reported serious.
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Raymond
Charles Behr
Leo Schurrer
Bobby
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