NEW FLAGS AS WORLD CHANGES LINK NATIONS AND FLAGS
The Review of Reviews notes that since World War I about one third of the global population lives under new banners. Fifteen nations now on new flags include China, Poland, Egypt, Turkey, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Palestine, and Palestine’s added status. others reflect shifts from czars to republics and colonial rule to new sovereignties as Gandhi’s movement rises in India and the Vatican state gains recognized status.
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Palestine
Danzig
India
Ghandi
Vatican
China
Germany
Poland
Egypt
Turkey
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Jugoslavia
U. of So
Africa
Great Britain
Finland
Russia
Trish Free State
Lithuania
Latvia
Esthenia
Teeland
Denmar's
Gunderson enters race for South Dakota governor nomination
Carl Gunderson has entered the Republican governor race, aiming for a primary showing and a possible convention pathway. He is described as honest and motivated to improve the state, though his chances of 35 percent are uncertain. his candidacy could influence other entries and the political balance around McMaster’s administration.
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Gunderson
Carl Gunderson
Figger
Mr. Gunderson
South Dakota
George J. Danforth
Senator McMaster
Danforth
Mitchell
McMaster
Senate
Citizens Military Training Camps Announced for Summer
The War Department unveils Citizens Military Training camps for 193? summer with Major General Johnson Hagood overseeing the Seventh Corps area. About 5,300 candidates from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Arkansas will train. Camps run August 1 30 at Fort Snelling Fort Des Moines Fort Crook and Fort Leavenworth and June 16 July 15 at Fort Lincoln North Dakota and July 3 August 3 at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. The aim is to combine a practical summer outing with military training.
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War Department
Johnson -Hagood
Seventh Corps
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Des. Moines
Hagood Proposes Camps to Forge Manhood and Citizenship
Hagood outlines a plan to unite young men from diverse backgrounds in a common uniform under outdoor life. The goal is to teach privileges duties and responsibilities of American citizenship, cultivate self discipline obedience and develop them physically mentally and morally. He argues the program offers a wise opportunity for capable youths.
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Hagood
Fortunate Huron elects Shermen to lead Chamber of Commerce
George E. Shermen has been elected president of the Huron Chamber of Commerce, promising another year of steady progress and cooperative action. The piece also notes public misunderstandings of State Superintendent Giffin's role in high school language credit and comments by Woonsocket Mayor H J Hobart urging reduced downtown car parking.
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Huron
George E. Shermen
Chamber of Commerce
Giffin
Mobridge Tribune
Time for denouncing Governor Bulow’s bank stance
Sioux Falls editorials condemn Governor William J. Bulow for opposing a bank department investigation and belittling the attorney general’s report. The piece argues leniency in banking rules worsened South Dakota’s crash, warns he may fade politically unless he changes course.
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Sioux Falls Argus
Willian J. Bulow
M.Q. Sharpe
South Dakota
Fred R. Smith
A Lesson for the Northwest from Auburn Maine
The Northwest can learn from Auburn Maine which kept 225 miles of streets and highways clear with motorized equipment at a maximum cost of 2.50 per mile. A city manager hired tractors and snowplows, created a highway patrol, and hired unemployed workers. The program reduced disruption, boosted business, and funded itself, suggesting cities along northwestern routes should invest similarly to keep roads open year round.
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Northwest
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
Auburn
Maine
Amos n Andy rise in radio fame and fortune
Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll, known as Amos and Andy, became NBCs top radio act after starting with Sam n Henry. Their voices, careful formatting, and staged secrecy built a national syndication from WGN to WMAQ and NBC, with 7 million listeners and $100,000 yearly contracts.
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Amos
Andy
Freeman Gosden
Amos Jones
Chas
J. Correll
Andy Brown
National Broadcasting System
Stening Land
Freeman
Ames) Gosden
Virginia
Annette Kellerman
Thurston
Andy) Correll
Correll
Peoria
Chicago
WEBH
WGN
Sam ‘N Henry
Gosden
WMAQ
Amos 'N
Deland Freshmen Declamation Contest Set for March 13
Deland high school announces a new freshman declamation department. A freshman contest will be held Thursday March 13 with 14 entrants across dramatic humorous and oratorical divisions. Medals go to the winners and top scorers advance to the all school contest March 14, with upperclassmen competing in subsequent rounds.
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Deland
Ava Hegglund
Iss Hegglund
the Valiant
Eda Holmes
Bobby Shaftee
Marisa Smith
Nydia
Maxine Jones
Ima Jones
Tige An
Bernice Liebig
Ruth Wolverton
Little Napoleon
Marvin McNickle
Efnter Glanzer
Tommy Stearns
Winnie Cooper
Cy and I
Effie Heide
Columbus
Violet Liebig
Maxine Dunlop
George Washington
Ethel Kitterman
Tobias
Emery Belt
Mr. Dailey
Melvin McWrickle
Eva Hegglund
Grade Student Honor Roll Grows in Iroquois
Iroquois schools report a rising honor roll across grades one through eight as editor Mary Rounds notes improved scholarship. First grade lists Stelma Armin Trex Schoellerman Hazel Zwanziger Janws Casperson Shirtley Van Tassel Audrey Mse Werd Nadine Bolan. Second grade Marilyn Dickey Dorothy Gever Phyllis LaMonte Marshall Reidel. Third grade Je an Bishop Goldie Goertz Mildred Skarloken Lois Casperson Dorothy Rae Richards. Fourth grade Irene Schoelerman Reuttel Crawford. Fifth grade Dorothy Bolan Madonna Rounds Naomi Stoneling Frances Sullivan. Sixth grade Rena Geyer Edna Knouse Vivian Skarloken Vivian Van Tassel Phyllie Wels. Seventh grade Martha Ellen Sullivan Donald Walter Daniel Gross Winifred Miller Elizabeth Hanson Maxine Traylor. Eighth grade Arbigne Leeds Lois Annis Florence Trahm Evelyn Craweford.
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Iroquois
Doland Wins First Tournament Debate at Redfield
Doland defeated Mellette to take the opening debate in the fifth district debate tournament held Tuesday afternoon in Redfield. Negative speakers Letitia Hahn and Edwin Garrett argued against the question of building a hydroelectric plant on the Missouri River. Deland high school debaters Frances Humphrey Frances Porter Bertading Hansen Marvin McNickle and Edwin Garrett attended the competition.
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Doland
Mellette
Redfield
Letitia Hahn
Edwin Garrett
South Dakota
Missouri River
Frances Porter
Deland High School
Frances Humphrey
Bertading Hansen
Marvin McNickle
Typing Awards Given To Iroquois Pupils
The typing class at Iroquois High School awarded certificates for speed and accuracy for tests in the past week. StudentsAmber Whyte Wilma Carter Mildred Laposka Nellie Knouse Angy Barnes Veronica McDonald Mary Rounds received certificates for 25 wpm with at most 10 errors over 15 minutes. The school also notes silver and gold pins for advanced work and reports perfect attendance with no tardiness during the past month under Miss Van Buskirk in Altoona township Beadle county amid severe weather and impassable roads.
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Iroquois High School
Amber Whyte
Wilma Carter
Mildred Laposka
Nellie “Knouse
Angy Barnes
Veronica McDonald
Mary Rounds
van Buskirk
Altoona Township
Beadle County
Schosk
Harry Svec’s Pig Project Earns $425 in One Year
Beadle county 4 H member Harry Svec in Live Wire club reports a $425 year in the sow hitter project. Earnings include $40 for a Durac Jersey brood sow that farrowed 11 pigs, eight raised, two boars sold at $40, one at $20, and four gifts at $40. Plus $279 from the eprinu brood and $110 from 11 fall pigs at $10. The brood sow sold for $45 and one spring brood gift kept for this year.
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Harry Svec
Beadle County
Kerry
Durac
Jersey
Eprinu
Harry
Four Prize Ribbons Won by Bry ant 4-H Club Girls
The Dakota farmer reports the Bry ant South Dakota 4-H club of Senior Seamstresses led by Mrs. Florence Brassfield completed three years in foods and now clothing. They earned 25 county ribbons and 13 state ribbons, exhibited at county achievement days, and formed demonstration teams. Seven girls and the leader attended club camp in 1927, their tent camp experience noted. Goldsmith, Pack, and Brassfield earned trips to the junior short course. Lais Goldsmith to assist at the State Fair. Health champion attended the national club congress in Chicago.
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Bryant
S. D
Florence Brassfield
Dakota Farmer
Brassfield
Lais Goldsmith
Leola Pack
Donis Brassfield
Chicago
Scout Meeting Names and Officer Elections Delayed
Ten scouts, two visitors and one official attended the meeting. Election of ten officers occurred but final announcement postponed to the next session. Registration fees were collected and the names of new boys were placed on the waiting list.
Contests Demand Clear Data for Proper Credit
Editorial note stresses that submittals for the Ruronie free trip contest must include the club name leader or officer county and address to avoid confusion. It warns many entries lack key details making proper credit impossible and urges writers to follow rules for accurate attribution.
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Ruronie
Euiun
Ail Bors
Pyle
West
Theos
22 Years Ago Today in Huron
Mrs. W. H. Utterback's sad tale as visitors arrive and plan to stay in Huron. The Link family purchased the W. R. Link home nine miles east to establish a new residence. Utterback family preparations, travel notes, and local business changes weave through a windy snapshot of Huron life.
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Huron
W. H. Utterback
Siem. Tabor
Utterbachsser
George Leslie
Mr. Utterback
W. R. Link
Mr. Utterbuck
Harry
Shirk
Gouzburg
Californ
Dave Jeffries
Chivane
Moe Springs
Southern Paints
Frank Oviatt
Reginh
Richard Tolofson
F. Corley
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H. J. Hobart
Woonsocket
Davis
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Raby Taylor
Hoffcenster
Princeton Tiger
Will Rogers
Maurice Chevalier
Walter Winchell
Irwin Cobb
George Arliss
Arthur
Brisbane
W. K. Henderson
Sydney Smite
Jean-Ette MacDonald
Blanche, Saunders
Grand Canyon
Folke
Disraeli
Central South Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
Girls Club
Boy Scouts
Huron Boy Scouts
L. G. Couter
LaGran Ind
John Green
Dak
Gold Medal Dairy CO
Kansas, S. E
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