Gladys Pyle's Strength in South Dakota Politics
Editorials in Pierre newspapers praise Gladys Pyle secretary of state as a strong potential candidate for the governorship. Despite opposing stances, the Daily Dakotan and Capital Journal acknowledge her abilities and forecast she could affect primary voting and possibly lead to a convention selection.
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Gladys Pyle
Pierre
Pierre Daily Dakotan
Pierre Capital Journal
Capital City
Daily Dakotan
Howell
Gruen
Tryvgstad
Gunderson
Capital Journal
Trygstad
Greene
South Dakota
Miss Pyle
McMasters Responsibility in South Dakota Bank Scandals
The passage discusses allegations that Senator McMaster tried to shield allies and influence gubernatorial candidates. It cites newspapers linking Danforth to Howell or Gunderson, critiques coverage of Attorney General Sharpe’s banking report, and recalls McMaster’s governorship era when banks violated reserves and illegal rural credit deposits were discussed in the Ewert trial. The Argus Leader notes the campaign may raise McMaster’s accountability.
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McMaster
Senator McMaster
George J. Danforth
Watertown
Brooke Howell
Danforth
Gunderson
Hirning
Ewert
Argus
Public Opinion Criticizes McMaster Republicans and Grundy Link
The Argus Leader vows constant effort to distract readers from banking concerns while maintaining that critics of Senator McMaster’s brand of republicanism are followers of Grundy and allies.
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Sharpe
Argus
Senator McMaster
Grundy
The Thermostatic Man G P Blackiston Against Winter
G P Blackiston, a vegetarian and longtime Canadian woodsman, claims thermostatic control keeps him warm without coats or woolen undergarments. He estimates a 140 to 150 year lifespan and says meals come from an internal dinner bell that may not ring for days. The piece muses on potential savings and the risk of a difficult final century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Blackiston
Mr. Blackiston
Mr. Blackliston
Woonsocket Electric Rate Fight Draws Public Backlash
A News Says column defends Central West Electric rate cuts and mass production aimed at lower prices. Woonsocket residents oppose municipal plant sales to the company, while Editor Oddy warns critics risk being labeled power-trust mouthpieces and lacking virtue as economic policy debate intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central West Electric Company
Woonsocket
Howard
Cental West Company
Central West Company
Oddy
Power Trust
Modern Complaint and Banking Policy Debate in Sioux Falls
A satirical piece quotes a tongue-in-cheek modern complaint about financial hardship caused by extensive laws and taxes. It cites Attorney General Sharpe and Governor Bulow, critiques bank regulation, and notes rural land held by the state’s credit department, urging fair taxation and protection of public funds.
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Society of St. John the Baptist
Women's Relief
Navy League
Children’s Home
Policemen’s Benes
Derens Society
Boy Scouts
Jewish Relief
Mear East
Gold Diggers’ Home
Red Cross
Black Cross
White Cross
Purple Cross
Double Cross
M. Q. Shars
William J. Bulow
Sharpe
Sioux Falls
Hallelujah at Huron theater to feature special aftershow talk
The Huron theater announces a special after theater talk on Wednesday the 26th for the film Hallelujah starring an all black cast from Hollywood and Memphis. The evening includes a full talking, singing show after regular admission with seats reserved. A Film Guild is proposed to gauge local interest for rare and unusual pictures, inviting readers to sign and mail a coupon with selections and names.
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Ring Vidor's
Huron Theater
Huron Film Guild
Huron
Paul Muni
del Rio
Karl Kane
Rupert Hughes
Richtofen
Noah's Ark
Dolores Costello
Mister Antonio
Leo Carillo
India
Great Gabbo
von Stroheim
Betty Compson
San Luis Rey
Lily Damita
Gref Zeppelin
South Pole
Capt.Scott
Jsmet Gaynor
Chas. Farrell
Janet Gaynor
George Obrien
Vidor Producion
Aa Eone
Leader Explains 4-H Club Program Enroll by May 31
H M Jones state club leader outlines 4 H club enrollment closing May 31 for projects in dairy calf first year cattle poultry sheep beef pork corn potato garden and beekeeping. He notes outlook meetings run by county agents to spark rural youth interest and details club structure funding leadership and project areas across South Dakota.
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H. M. Jones
South Dakota
Hfe
Mr. Jones
State Agricultural College
Agricultural Extension
College of Agriculture
Pople
Congress
Boards of Freeholders
South Dakota Extension Service
Beadle County
Jones
Clark County
Spink
Miner
Hand
Powter
Fauilc
Sally
Sanborn
Hughes
Kingsbury
Jerauld
Local club structure and volunteer leadership outlined
Tomorrow the section explains how a club is organized and the roles of local leaders and parents, detailing potential expenses for boys and girls and other related details about club work and responsibilities.
Beadle Leads In Club Enrollment
Beadle County and other South Dakota districts show rising 4 H club enrollment with a total 7216 statewide, up 72 from last March. H. M. Jones notes gains due to field agents and lists upcoming final enrollment dates for several projects through May 31.
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Beadle
Boy Nets $250 With Sow Litter Project
Allen G Hinders a Huronite who attended the Junior Short Course at Brookings after Christmas earned $250 in his first year of club work. He started winter 1929 with a purebred gilt, raised 21 pigs in spring, kept five, showed at fair for prizes totaling $27, and netted $250 after selling the rest and keeping the best sow for a foundation herd.
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Boy
Allen G. Hinders
Whmer
Brookings
Sumer
Sunshine Workers 4-H Club Elects Officers
Sunshine Workers 4-H Club elects Louise Hein president Alice Simpson vice president and Margaret Cildow secretary at Edith Williams home on March 5 New member joins club with Mrs Paul H Kertz as local leader Plans for a play to raise funds for camp in June discussed Hostess serves refreshments to four members and nine visitors Next meeting on March 15 hosted by Louise Hein at Mrs Paul Katz home.
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Sunshine Workers 4-H
Sunshine Workers 4H
Edith Williams
Louise Hein
Alice Simpson
Margaret Cildow
Paul H. Kertz
Paul Katz
Roy Miller Heads De Smet Fifth Grade Officers
The De Smet fifth grade held a Friday meeting to elect officers for the final term. Roy Miller was named president, Bill Stimson as vice president, Marcia Besach erre as secretary, Margaret Dyar as treasurer, and Ruth Haufle as corresponding secretary. The honor roll for the week includes Margaret D, Ruth Haufle, Bill Stimson, and Jean Wilmarth.
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Roy Miller
de Smet
C. L
de Smet Fifth Grado
Bill Stimson
Marcia Besacherre
Margaret Dyar
Tressurer
Ruth Haufle
Margaret D
Jean
Junior Wilmarth
Corn Dominates Brule County Agriculture Leader in State
Pierre March 11 In Brule county along the Missouri river in central South Dakota corn acreage exceeds all other crops. Frank D Kriebs state secretary of agriculture notes corn led for years with 70000 acres in 2019 and 1929 3550 acres surpassing combined crops. County settled at Bijou Hills and Brule City area with Island Park noted. Rural schools number 77 and transport via railroad US 14 and State Highways 45 47 support Chamberlain and towns Kimball Pukwana Bijou Hills.
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Island
American Island
Cline Jain
Brule County
Kriegs
Trey
Burney
Secretary of Agriculture
Krebs
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Kimball
Pukwana
Bijou Hills
Springs Win In 1st District Debate Finals
The sixth dismer high school debate tournament at Alexandria saw the Springs win the decision in the finals with their negative, Leah Mosmieth and Allan Wieffer, facing Fulton’s affirmative. Alexandria claimed 1st district champion. Six debaters earned honorable mention, including Allison Dunham of Wessington Springs. Louise Griswold of Fedora won extemporaneous speaking.
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Dismer High
Allison Dunham
Wessington Springs
Playo
Letcher
Mitchell
Louise Griswold
Fedora
Allison Duneham
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local News Roundup
A pared list of town happenings includes the Wheeler family homecoming from Cedar Rapids and relocations of L A Corbin and family to Wisconsin street. Albert Lovell returns from Rochelle after four weeks. J A Sauer block on Dakota avenue sells to J T Breen amid planned remodeling to office rooms. Sauer plans a new Second street block east of the National Bank for the factory. Mix Sauer to erect a neighbor building to support the business. Bert Hatfield visits from Wisconsin to see his parents. F Koepp returns from Chicago and Watertown, Wis. A L Kinkeldey departs for land business in Texas and Missouri. Mrs M F Meyers continues Lake timing plans.
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Kirk W. Wheeler
Hme
Cedar Rapids
L. A. Corbin
Wisconsin Street
Albert Lovell
Rochelle
J. A. Sauer
Dakota Avenue
First
Second Streets
J. T. Breen
Breen
Sauer Cigar Factory
Mix
Sauer
Second Street
National Bank of Huron
Bert Hatfield
Wisconsin
J. C. Hatfield
F. Koepp
Chicago
Watertown
Wis
A. L. Kinkeld
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Tomorrovr
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers
Inm
Rural Credits Department
Journal-Observer
Spink County
Redfield Journal ‘Observer
Secdivara
van & Schenck
Maze Tineé
The
Chicago Tribune
Frederick Stone
Liberty
U. S
Hollywood
Memphis
Tennessee
Times
Wuren Film Guild Care
Evening Muranite
Ifuron
Adress
Pop Pelpoi
Belletujab
Central
Hazel Christofersen
Missouri River County
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