They Had To See Paris at Roof Garden Amusements
In Claremore Oklahoma the Roof Garden Amusements presented They Had To See Paris starring Will Rogers with Irene Rich Marga ret Churchill Fifi Dorsay Rex Bell and Homer Cros as author The film follows Pike Peters an Oklahoma garage owner who takes his family to Paris after a quarrel with his wife The comic talkie showcases Rogers natural humor ad libbed lines and a lively cast while noting his recent London picture The reviewer praises Rogers as a national institution and highlights favorite gags and the film’s Parisian misadventures to amuse local readers.
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Margaret Churchill
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Rex Bell
Homer Cros
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London
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Oklahoma
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Air commerce and aeronautic industry in early readjustment
The article notes rapid growth linking air lines with railroads bus services and Zeppelin flights. It highlights manufacturing supply and demand troubles and the need for readjustment. The Aeronautics branch aims to unite four elements aircraft pilots airways and traffic rules to foster safe air commerce.
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Aeronautics
Department of Kommerce
Startling Era Addresses Commerce and Nation's Destiny
Two distinct speeches mark a startling era in which we live. Dr Julius Whein, assistant secretary of commerce, lauded the 1920s for record economic advances and noted vast growth in airways cars and scientific power. Governor Charles W Tobey urged balance and social betterment beyond wealth, calling Americans to help craft America's destiny with toleration cooperation and consecration.
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Klein
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Charles W. Tobey
New Hampshire
United States
Tobey
America
Unusual Philanthropy of Edward S Harkness
Edward S Harkness used his vast Standard Oil fortune to aid humanity with multiyear gifts. He funded Yale theater and drama, Near East Relief, New York Public Library, Union Theological Seminary, and other causes, seeking broad social impact over personal display.
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Standard Oil Company
Edward Harkness
Yale
New York Public Library
Union Theological Seminary
Herkness
Air Commerce in 1930 Faces Readjustment Ahead
Air commerce in 1930 marks a momentous year in commercial aeronautics with planes flying about 90 900 miles daily, signaling rapid growth and the need for necessary readjustments as the era progresses.
Farmers welcome outside help, not isolation, says speaker
A central South Dakota speaker urged farmers to reject outside input, but the piece argues farmers increasingly seek guidance from agricultural schools and government experimenters. It notes past resistance to education as impractical and stresses that modern farmers value scholarly and experimental methods to improve practice.
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South Dakota
Senator McMaster Backs Wheat Deal With China
Minneapolis Journal reports Senator McMaster of South Dakota proposes that the Farm Board sell China twenty five million dollars worth of U S wheat to relieve famine in several Chinese provinces. China would repay over ten years. aim is goodwill between nations amid debate over China famine relief and Red Cross views. The plan, while uncertain on repayment, merits study as a potential relief approach.
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Rural Credits' Sales Weigh On Sioux Falls Market
An Iowa Sioux Falls Argus-Leader opinion piece discusses South Dakota Rural Credits, detailing a bloated land portfolio, annual tax cost near 51 million, and the need for gradual liquidation. It argues land sales to farmers could stabilize markets and support communities, while questioning long term departmental viability. The piece references D. A. McCullough and envisions liberal payment deals to farmer buyers amid a slow liquidation.
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Rural Credits Department
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Bunker 4-H Club Earns for December Short Course
The Bunker Blue Bird 4-H Club in South Dakota, with six members led by Mrs. W. W. Wilson, completed eleven meetings and extra practice. Lillian Seat and Verue Selkstrom earned second for White Bread demonstrate. Venus Berkstrom won county championship and a trip to Chicago. Funds from a July float and two stands supported three girls’ camp expenses at Pierre and equipment for demonstrations, with plans to raise more for two members to attend the junior short course in December. One new member joined as enrollment cards were signed for a room improvement project.
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South Dakota
Bunker Blue Bird Club
W. W. Wilson
Dakota Farmer
Pierre
Commercial Contest Meets At Highmore
Highmore hosts the tenth district commercial contest with Mrs. McDonald as district manager. Participating schools include Agar Blunt Can ning Faulkton Ft Pierre Gettysburg Harrold Highmore Miller Pierre Oni da Ree Heights and St. Lawrence. Highmore delegates are Goldie Cellan Mary Nolz LuVay Nesh eim Bernadine Tompkins Opal Hansa Ted Lee Leona Vopat and Emma Wart. Winners of the first three places in each event qualify for the state contest beginning the week of April 21.
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Ted Lee
Leona Vopat
Emma Wart
Homer Simantel Records 4-H Dairy and Baby Beef Work
Homer Simantel of Wolsey recounts joining the Kiwanis 4-H dairy club in 1928 with a Guernsey heifer shipped from Wisconsin. He exhibits at the county fair, serves as secretary treasurer in 1930, joins Dearborn Sunshine Baby Beef in 1929 earning 17 dollars from his calf, attends a Huron club camp, and wins a free trip to the junior short course funded by Huron business leaders and the Evening Huronite.
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Homer Simantel
Wolsey
Kiwanis
Wisconsin
Dearborm
Sunshine
Huron
De Smet Orchestra to Enter Spring Music Contest
The De Smet orchestra will perform The Country Dance by Beethoven and The Polish Dance intermezzo at the Brookings contest. Selected members include Ronald Graham Kathryn Hall Verna Havile Stanley Chandler as first violins and Ruth Altfilisch Dorothy Bostrom piano for chamber music, with Humoresque by Dvorak planned.
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Beethoven
Oll Brookings
Dé Smet
Ronald Graham
Kathryn Hall
Verna Havile
Stanley Chandler
Alice Schlender
Jean Crawford
Reta Noah
Elizabeth Liggett
Ruth Altfilisch
Helen Robinson
Jane Crawford
Marian White
Zona Whalen
Paul Green
Roy Fitts
Leland Manley
Ramona Gehm
Buc Belzer
Alta
Whalen
Koarn
Howard Hasche
Fiana
Dorothy Bustram
Drams
Leo Johns
Howard Schultz
Enoss
Brookings
Ruth Alsfiltisch
Dorothy Bostrom
Dvoral
Prairie Maid Dairy Calf Club Demonstrates Butter Fat Testing
Ross Cummings, a reader from the Prairie Maid Dairy Calf club, delivered a demonstration on Testing Milk for Butter Fat at the club meeting held Friday evening, March 7.
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Ross Cummings
Prairie Maid Dairy Calf Club
High School Boys to Receive Chicago Livestock Show Trips
Twenty one boys from souk high schools will receive trips to the International Livestock Show in Chicago next fall. State supervisor of education in vocational agriculture WW P Beard says winners will be chosen on farming progress, project work, and supervised farming practice. The trips are sponsored by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad along its lines.
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Souk
Chicago
Beard
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
J D lived home Wednesday evening after wintering at Mot Springs Arkansas with his wife. Several residents depart for Hot Springs area while bridges and rail lines face delays as ice breaks up on the Big Muddy River.
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J. D
Mot Springs
Ark
W. E B. Lovejoy
Aberdeen
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