Public Opinion Calls For Stricter Scrutiny In State Affairs
The Watertown Public Opinion argues adversity spurs reform and calls for cleaner government. It urges stricter overhauls of candidates, reduced spending, and a plan to cut costs in state operations, favoring a tax conference by the State Chamber of Commerce to study fiscal relief.
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Watertown
Pace
Benoit
South Dakots
Willy
State Chamber of Commerce
Aberdeen
Cancelled stamps aid sanatorium patients appeal to public
State sanatorium appeals for cancelled stamps and post marks to support TB patients facing long bed rest. The note highlights stamps as a cure for loneliness during six to twelve months in bed, with reading tiring and radio attachments at every bed.
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Ef Sanator
Stamp collecting aids sanatorium patients in bed
The article extols stamp collecting as a hobby for tubercular patients aged 18 to 25 who must stay in bed, noting it appeals to both sexes and all ages. Readers are urged to mail used stamps and Christmas seals to Victor Croley in South Dakota to brighten long days, with emphasis on preserving stamps and avoiding torn pieces.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
George
England
United States
Victor Croley
Sanator
S. D
British repayment signals early recovery for pound
The British treasury will repay ahead of schedule a large portion of private banking credit from last August, including 150 million dollars to American banks. The move suggests improved financial stability after the 194? crisis, with Bank of England rate cuts and eased foreign-exchange restrictions.
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Kansas City Star Tt
Great Britain
Europe
Britain
Bank of England
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Bank of France
London
England
India
British Tribute to Washington Sparks Senate Note
The piece notes Lord Brougham’s high praise of Washington, quoted in the Congressional Record during the Senate's Washington anniversary observance. It contrasts reverence for Washington with crime news, mentioning Capone’s supposed generosity amid the Lindbergh case and a jab at gangster headlines from Chicago and Yankton, Dakota.
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Washington
Kansas City Star
Lord Brougham
Brougham
United States Senate
Senate
Congressional
Gum Poser
Capone
Lindbergh Hally Pas
Chicago
Cou
Yenkton Prem
Dakotaa
Lincoln 4 H Girl Is Junior Leader
Ethel Knight of Lincoln county 4 H reflects on four years of club work winners, leadership roles, and state fair entries. She details sewing and canning milestones, camp honors, a Meredith prize win, and a tally of 70 prizes including 39 firsts across her 4 H career.
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Ethel Knight
Lincoln County
Chicago
Redfield
Canning Club
Eden Township
Kerr Company
Asleck
Lennox
Lennox Camp
O'Ther
Tfhia
Brookings
Meredith
Meredith Publishing Company
Des Moines
Indian Girls Embrace Scout Program In Pawnee Oklahoma
Miss Marguerite Twohy of the Girl Scout field staff in the Cactus region describes Indian girls in Pawnee adopting scouting, noting the war dance dances and resourceful craft making a dirt filled sugar can tom tom. Indian parents eagerly support the program as it helps girls adjust to modern life with home making activities.
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Pawnee
Okla
Marguerite Twohy
Cactus
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Miss Twohy
Olan
Huron Girls Demo Seams For 4-H Club In Demonstration
Ve Lats Clemmons and Mildred Johnson led a Herdy Hemmers 4-H club meeting as Ve Lats demonstrated seaming types for dressmaking. Six members attended and some worked on pot holder cases. Refreshments followed the business portion. Plans set for the next meeting on April with Dorothy Dimey reporting.
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Huron
True Spirit League Doll Day at School
True Spirit league pupils celebrated Doll Day on Friday with dolls brought by girls and optional dolls for boys. They played with toys at recess and noon, arranged a display on a desk, and admired the new spring outfits as dolls stayed in the classroom.
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True Spirit League
Evie
New Spring
Twins Win Sweep Stakes At State Crop Exposition
Howard and Marvin Lebert of Grover twins swept awards in the 4-H division for Irish cobbler potatoes at the state crop show. The chamber of commerce replaced a gold watch prize with another watch after learning of the twins victory. Codington County led 4-H club work and supplied all entries for the Watertown state show, says H M Jones.
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Howard
Marvin Lebert
Grover
Nays H. M. Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Codington
Watertown
Jones
Buck Writes For Girls Scouts In March Issue
Pearl S Buck, famed author of The Good Earth, contributes a short story to the American Girl magazine. She explains her modest dalliance with juvenile fiction and her interest in girls, while the March issue highlights international Girl Scout links with Finland Lefts Czecho Slovaks and Canadians, and features Anne Green and Eu nice Mieliens describing life in Paris and the South.
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Pearl S. Buck
Fler
China
Ei Amer
Nanking
Accidenta
Oriental Empire
Anne Green
Paris
Eunice Mieliens
Ife
South
Valley League Boy Builds Pool Table
Lewis Schwartz of the Valley League in Beadle County District No 1 has crafted a homemade pool table from found boards nails and apple boxcars. He describes the process including assembling boards nailing them to boxes placing a blanket for a smooth surface and using marbles as balls while inviting neighborhood children to visit and learn the method.
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Valley League
Lewis Schwartz
Beadle County
Mother
Wessington League Presents Operetta at Sunnyside
The Whiteside league staged an operetta Friday night at Sunnyside’s orphan home. Despite bad roads, a large crowd attended, and Anton Lund noted the lighting system improvement with two storey wires and three lights. A March 8 Y C L meeting appointed a leaning committee for the county convent. Irene Michell was named for the role.
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Wessington League
Whiteside League
Sunnyside
Anton Lund
Y.C. L. County Convent Huan
Irene Michell
Question on Identity HORIZONTAL A Giant killed by David
A scrambled historical crossword style entry lists numerous clues and mismatched phrases across themes from violence to chemistry and geography. It references figures like David and Jagan, places such as Virginia and Northeast, and items like silk, mollusks, and electric resistance, suggesting a templated puzzle rather than a cohesive narrative.
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David
Virginia
Nort Africa
Lucky Strivers Demonstration On Pattern Cutting At Meeting
Ada Meisenhelder presided over the Lucky Strivers 4-H club meeting at Jone's home. A footwear pattern demonstration was planned for the next gathering led by Mrs Harold Cranston. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs T H Hill, reports the club secretary.
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Lucky Stivers
Jone
Ada Meisenhelder
Harold Cranston
T. H. Hill
Self Help on Garment Hangers and Footwear Care
The text outlines do it yourself tips for garments and shoes emphasizing pliable weaves and maintaining drape. It covers inexpensive wire or wooden hangers, folding travel hangers, padded hangers from odds and ends, barrel hoops repurposed with wire, starch garment hangers from cardboard, and shoe trees to preserve shape and extend wear. It stresses routine cleaning, air drying, and care to prolong shoe life and foot health, noting novelty shoes last about three months without proper maintenance. It also suggests storage methods to prevent dust and recommends alternating footwear for economy.
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Saral
Dewing
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Highlights Parish Social
Twenty years ago today in Huron a Baptist congregation held a surprise birthday party at Mrs. GC RB Andrews home. Mrs. John Darby left for Brown Valley Minnesota for several weeks. Several locals traveled for business and visitations including T H Durfee and D J McNair. Mrs Will Thompson arrived from Canada. Jeannette Rica celebrated a birthday with local children. Van Syckel returned from Mit for a business trip and Mrs C B Mateer hosted visitors.
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John Darby
Brown Valley
Mim
Andrew
T. H. Durfee
D. McNair
Wessingtor
Dan Snyder
Hitchcock
Will Thompson
Canada
Jeannette
Rica
van Syckel
Mit
Jeft
Aire
Pleasant surprise party marks twenty fifth wedding anniversary
A group of 24 friends held a surprise party at the couple's home on Ninth and Minnesota to celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage. A ten pound baby was born to Mr and Mrs D P Huntwork at their Colorado street home on Wednesday night.
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Ninth
Minnesota
D. P. Huntwork
Colorado Street
Open Forum Defends Farmer Progress Yet Faces Criticism
Letter to the Editor argues farmers are blamed unfairly while noting improvements in livestock, production, diversified farming, alfalfa efficiency, poultry and dairy gains, better roads, and education. It laments continued low prices, high taxes, and eventual reliance on Red Cross aid.
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Ford
Dallara
Dover
Red Cross
Uniform Wage Scale For Teachers Urged
Perkins county taxpayers league urges adoption of a uniform wage scale for rural school teachers with monthly pay set at 70 for first grade 60 for second grade and 89 for a state certified teacher. They also ask reducing the county agent’s salary from 2400 to 1300 yearly and a one year halt on county funds for new road construction.
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Bison
March
Perkins County Taxpayers League
County Commission
Roth to Run North Side Service Station in Wolsey
Sam Roth of St. Lawrence takes charge of the north side service station from Fredrick Krueger in Wolsey. He plans to operate on a 21 hour schedule beginning immediately.
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Wolsey
Sam Roth
St. Lawrence
Sponsor Higiwaz Belle Fourche Highway Aid Request
Backers of a Montana backed highway project seek federal aid for construction funds. Raymond Mant and sponsors push for federal support to complete the route linking Belle Fourche. The effort emphasizes regional infrastructure benefits and funding needs.
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Higiwaz Belle Fourche
March
Montana
Sintegesia
Ot.chhighway
Fcom
Raymond
Mant
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