Educating the Criminal California studies prison education at San Quentin
California proposes a bold rehabilitation trial with San Quentin inmates paroled to the University of California for continued study. Governor Rolph supports expanding educational work in prisons as a path to usable citizenship, while Dr. Shuder notes 95 percent of inmates will soon be released and argues for vocational and civic education to reform behavior and ease funding a broader program.
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California
San Quentin
University of California
James Rolph Jr
H. A. Shuder
Germany Faces Widespread Unrest Over Relief Measures
Workers in Germany have sent their relief petition directly to President von Hindenburg, with five million joining the move. A Christian Science Monitor correspondent notes mass impatience toward the Reichstag and cabinet as unemployment and living costs rise. The government pursues large plans to revive the economy while threatening tax hikes and tariff shifts. Thousands lose work daily. many are removed from dole without compensation. The unrest is global, not confined to one country.
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Germany
von Hindenburg
Christian Science Monitor
Bruening
Reichstag
Dole
Congress Friction Sparks Call for Adjournment Relief
Fragmentary notes from a historical paper quote dissatisfaction with quarrels in Congress and hint at impending adjournment relief. The passage reflects political tension and public weariness, underscoring a desire for greater unity.
South Dakota redistricting creates two West River districts
The state legislature passed a bill dividing South Dakota by the Missouri River, giving West River residents one congressman while East River residents drop from two to one. The piece sparks questions about lawmakers and gubernatorial action as Warren E. Green’s signature looms.
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South Dakota
Missouri River
Congress
Missouri
East River
West River
Warren E. Green
Executives Salaries Highlight South Dakota Gubernatorial Pay
An old public notice notes that South Dakota pays its governor only 3000 a year, the lowest among states. It compares with Texas 4000 and Maryland 4500, while other state executives reach up to 25000, averaging 7728 for governors nationwide. The piece urges public reflection by readers and legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Union
Texas
Maryland
New York
Sunshine State
Regional Corn Pone Debate Sparks Southern Feud Over Dunk or Crumble
The South roars over whether corn pone should be dunked in potlikker or crumbled. Governor Huey P. Long backs dunking while critics dispute terms and roots, arguing about language, tradition, and the dish’s supposed non soppable nature. The quarrel mirrors broader regional pride and can flare in other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Gov Long
Governor Long
Minnesota
War Does Not Work Says Industrial Peace Reflection
The essay argues war harms civilization as industrial growth rises, urging disarmament and economic reform. It critiques war’s costs, notes Allied loans to China, and calls for peace to avoid famine and further destruction. It links peace to progress, urging the end of militarism and the embrace of civilization.
Girl Scouts Create World Post Box Friendship Network
Mary Brown leads the United States Post Box for the World Bureau of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in New York. She coordinates international pen pals with 28 country branches, matching American girls with guides abroad and seeking English speaking correspondents from Palestine Holland Spain or other nations. Letters arrive from Bucharest and South America as part of fostering global friendship through two proficiency tests requiring regular year long correspondence.
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Mary Brown
Miss Brown
United States
World Bureau of Girl Guides and
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Nations
New York
Poland
Palestine
Holland
Isly
Spain
China
Greece
Bucharest
Mies Brown
World Bureau of Girl Guades
Ihesa
League of Nations
Merit Badges Awarded At Scout Court Of Honor
Boys gathered for Troop 3 Court of Honor with Lyle Barton reporting. Woodrow Gregory earned Second Class badge plus two merit badges in woodwork while Churchill Wilcox received a cooking badge and Lyle Barton earned a pioneering badge. Clarence Uleich led. George Wilcox absent. Pledge of allegiance recited. A hike report led to plans for another hike. Allan Hay passed Second Class signaling test. Two patrol contests occurred. Flying Eagles 73 points, Black Bears 1. Meeting closed with Scout laws recited.
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Lyle Barton
Woodrow Gregory
Churchill Wilcox
Clarence Uleich
Janine
George M. Wilcox
Allan Hay
Flying Eagles
Black Bears
Sunshine Girls Plan For 4-H Rally in Hand County
Sunshine club members from Mon county plan to join the Hand county 4-H rally set for Saturday March 7. They met February 2 at Wilda Rice’s home with Wilda Rice as president presiding over the business session. Mrs Kilmer Parsons led the meeting and Jed Songs were sung and yells given after business. Lunch was served by the host. Next meeting will be at Bye Lou Apel and Forrei’s home. members will choose Hines best suited to each type.
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Sunshine
Sunshine Club
Moncounty
Hand County
Wilda Rice
Wilda
Kilmer Parsons
Jed A
Lou
Apel
Forrei
Huron Scouts Tackle Tests In Pioneering Effort
Fourteen Huron Scouts gathered Saturday to take tests and undertake chief tasks led by Jen Martin Scoutraster. Cold weather limited some from attending at Woemi Bone while others were kept by work or illness. A playful game used a tree stump and a Ford model to practice tossing a discus.
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Huron
Wocking
Richard Read
Great Preek
Woemi Bone
Jen Martin
Reserves Plan Observances For Mother's Day Events
Girl Reserves of the Hudson area plan 23 Mother’s Day programs featuring mother daughter banquets and afternoon teas. The events emphasize camaraderie between mothers and daughters, with toasts and tableaux. A reading program covers the origins of Mother’s Day literature and poetry, including international mothers.
Valley Boy Essay on Mother Wins Honorable Mention
Russell Dammeier of Valley School Beadle County wrote the winning honorable mention essay on Mother for the C S contest. The piece recalls a mother as first teacher and doctor, shaping habits, health care, and independence, with concluding lines praising a mother’s saintly kindness and irreplaceable place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dammeier
Beadle County
Mra. Issenhuth
Posture Topic Taught At 4-H Club Meeting
LeEtta Smith demonstrated posture at the Broadlams Busy Bees meeting on February 3 at Mira Myrtle Kaump’s home. Delores Bies Missed the meeting. 10 members attended. A general glitches review followed. Dole Smith and Mary Belle Tolar served launch. next meeting set for March 23 with LeEtta Smith and Muriel Luick volunteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeEtta Smith
Mira
Myrtle Kaump
Delores Bies
Dolores Smith
Mary Belle Tolar
LeEtta Smaith
Muriel Luick
Iaw
Carol Clean
Golden Star League hosts George Washington program at Fordham
The Golden Star C L of Fordham township Clark county held a George Washington day program featuring stories readings and patriotic recitations by league members. Afterward a peanut hunt split participants into two groups the Doge and the Cats with the Doge winning the game by finding the peanut. The event used leftover time from exams and aimed to use time productively.
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Golden Star League
Golden Star
C. L
Fordham Township
Clark County
James Falkenberg
Carpenter
Peanut
George Washington
West River county lines redraw in apportionment bill
The apportionment bill redefines districts along the Missouri River dividing the state into a new district one and second district while keeping the east river counties in a two district setup. It alters the authority of Congressmen Christopherson and Johnson and raises questions about future board compositions and possible at large elections.
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West River
Missouri River
Atn
Christopherson
Hillgren
Minnehaha
House
Hughes, Sully
Potter
Walworth
Campbell
Howe
Senate
Starge
East River
Congrese
South Dakota
Thase
Johnson
Norgaard Talks Sow-Litter Outlook for 4-H Club
The West Sully Sow-Litter 4-H club met at Okeboji hall February 21 with E. H. Garret presiding. County Agent A J Norgaard discussed the sow-litter project and livestock outlook. Three new members joined. two from last year dropped out. Next meeting set for the second Saturday in March per Albert Flansburg.
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Norgaard
West Sully
Okeboji Hall
E. H. Garret
A.J. Norgaard
Albert Flansburg
Tulare Girl Wins Prize In Contest
Miss Selma Mohler troop captain and Miss Genevieve Fer ner assisted Tulare Girl Scouts during an outdoor meeting at Cottonwood Lake last week. Mrs. Roy Binger and daughter Jean attended as guests. Hohler drove the group within a mile of the lake. they hiked across the prairie and shared a campfire supper of wieners toasted apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Mire Plans Health Scholarship Tryouts
Mire expects her club to audition for health scholarships sponsored by the National, aiming to secure funding and opportunities for members through the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire. Fe Bocanetlean County
Open Forum on South Dakota Fire Hazard and Building Needs
The letter argues that without an adequate state office building with vaults, taxpayers face a potential fire loss exceeding 3 million dollars. It breaks down per county shares for a 10 year bond issue of 7,000.09 in taxes, showing Pierre’s small share versus statewide burden, urging immediate construction to avoid unnecessary fire hazard and tax rises.
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South Dakota
Jose Fie
Aurora
Beadle
Brookings AZ
Brown
Clark
Coedington
Davison
Fall River
Hughes
Hutchinson
Spink
Union
Yankton
Ziebach
City of
Pierre
Minnehsha County
Hutchinson County
Yankton County
Wm, J, Mundt
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local News Tidbits
Twenty years ago in Huron residents were planning construction advances with a new federal post office building and possible early operations. Local people reported travel plans to Chicago Pittsburgh Des Moines and Seattle area shifts include Castie family returning to Washington and J D Campbell Mary Alice Shifts. School and business figures noted: Harold Searls joins James Valley Bank and Fred J Searls steps in. James Tomlinson sustains a shoulder injury. Mrs Goodrich and husband anticipate a Chicago visit.
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Milone
Huron
Federal
Wire
Charles Castie
Bellingham
Wash
Castie
Montena
J. D. Campbell
Mary Alice
Chicago
R. W. Stewart
Pittsburgh
C.H. French
California
Mitshell
College Glee Club
Harold Searls
James Valley Bank
Gibbs Cafe
Fred J. Searls
LI. Kinkead
Des Moines
James Tomlinso
W. G. Goodrich
Boeke Family Plans Move to Kansas From Wellington
John Boeke conducted a sale of personal property then will travel by car with his family to Lincoln Nebraska to visit daughter Mabel before moving to Kansas. Richard Gohining will haul a household goods load to the new location by truck.
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Boeke
Kansas
Wellington
John Boeke
Lincoln
Neb
Mabel
Richard Gohining
Flan Recreation Brings Portable Pool and Games to Clubs
The &H clubs in Miner County led by A nokl and Herman Hauger solve meeting recreation with an investment for a portable pool set and indoor horse shoes and two card games. This equipment adds variety to the meetings.
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Flan Recreation
the &H
Miner County
Nokl
Herman’ Haugers
Tebhy. E
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Psat Cy
Amorrow
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
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St Paul
Emporia Gazette
Canada
Orient
Great Britain
Ching
Angela
Seeth Pakela
Hazel Christofferses
Aditce
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Miss Mary Brown
Valley Boy
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Pyle
Open Forum
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