Freight rate changes may boost Mitchell growth
Mitchell may gain as reduced grain and seed rates take effect with a new class rate structure. Experts say Huron could still serve larger areas, but Mitchell could win by attracting new industries and warehousing. The debate notes both towns benefit from the reform, with Mitchell urged to invite business to capitalize on the shifts.
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Mitchell Republican
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
W. G. Lyons
United States
Lyons
Interstate Commerce Commission
Republican
Huron
James River Valley
Mr. Lyons
Why Contribute to the Y W C A Cafeteria Fund
An attendee questioned the Y W C A fund campaign asking why contributions should support the cafeteria operation. The remark reflects concerns over fund allocation and the cafe’s budget amid the campaign discourse.
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Itaportamd
Cafsieria Bas
YWCA Budget and Services Spotlighted in Huron Appeal
The YWCA presents a near seven thousand dollar budget with residents asked to contribute three thousand seven hundred forty. revenues mainly from the cafeteria. It highlights programs training Girl Reserves Camp Wilson at Lake Byron, year round recreation for working girls, an employment bureau, room finding aid, and a visitor information bureau. Ralph M. Horton to launch Beadle County News. plus new history volume for South Dakota State College noted by editor William Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Publishing CO
Third&St
Chas
B. J. Mitchell
Treas
G. FP. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Postoffice of
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated
Associated Press
Young Women's Christian Association
Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
W.C. A
Huros
South Dakota State College
William H. Powers
Press Comment on Banking Run Sparks Capital Mob Action
A Washington woman warned friends that deposits at the Perpetual Banking Association were unsafe causing a bank run through the city. Despite cash from other banks and 900 thousand dollars from the treasury, crowds gathered and the episode prompted calls for education against mob madness and gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perpetual Banking Association
National Capital
United States Treasury
Agund
The Farm Board's Choke on Wheat Prices
The Federal Farm Board explains it is selling wheat to clear storage for the next crop and broadened by an unusually open winter. It stresses that long term solutions require curbing production through crop diversification and better farmer cooperation despite past costly mistakes.
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THE
Farm Board
Chicago News
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Farm Population Shifts Rise As Urban to Rural Moves Increase
A long damaged note reports that the U S Department of Agriculture says farm population grew last year while urban outflow slowed. Net urban to rural migration reached about 151,900 with births exceeding farm deaths by around 59 thousand, raising total farm population to roughly 12.5 million.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Frm
Girl Scouting Marked At Nineteenth Birthday Celebration
Observances mark 19th anniversary of Girl Scouts in America with 20,000 members celebrating in Savannah and nationwide. Daisy Gordon Lawrence, first registrar, leads Savannah troop 35. New York hosts open house at national headquarters amid spring exhibits. The movement has grown from 11-girl White Rose unit to over one million members in 9,000 troops with 455 camps and multiple training centers.
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America
Juliette Low
Savannah
Daisy Gordon
Samuel C. Lawrence
Girl Scouts
Lawrence
New York City
Lord Baden-Powell
England
Millitons
White Rose” Patrol
Wland
Hes
Louisa Porter
Washington
New York
Eggers Announces Training Schools in Scouting
Two training courses in Scouting will start this week at Miller and Highmore Nights in American Legion rooms. Courses run five evenings from 7 30 to 9 30 with one outdoor meeting. Open to men 16 or 17 year olds with advanced rank, no enrollment fee, textbooks provided. The first topic is Scouting Objectives and Program. Participants urged to bring a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Highmore
Fred C. Eggers
American Legion
Eggers
Tay
Junior Sunshine 4-H Girls Present Colors Demonstration
Mrs Elle Meyer TreQuois led a colors demonstration for the Junior Sunshine 4-H Girls. The fourth meeting was at Dorothy Ing and Dorothy Brendrup homes. The next meeting will be at Margaret Corley’s home.
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Mra
Elle Meyer
Trequois
Sunshine Club
Dorothy Ing
Dorothy Brendrup
Margaret Corley
Flying Eagles Win in Patrol Achievement Contest
Scoutmaster George M Wilcox outlines spring rally plans for April and reports on the weekly achievement contest. Three patrols competed with the Black Bear winning two contests and the Flying Eagles one as Leon Bauman joins the troop. The Flying Eagle patrol leads the week with 8 points to 65 for Black Bear as the 12 week contest continues.
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Flying Eagles
George M. Wilcox
Boy Boguts) Teeup
Mander Rer Zing
Mys
Lyle Barton
Mr. Wilcox
Paaed
Lesder
Black Beers
Leon Bauman
Flybny Eagle Patrol
Black Bear Patrol
Black Hear
Seoutmeshe
First Girl Scout Sends Greetings To Sisters Today
Daisy Gordon Lawrence says the first American Girl Scout would have wished sisters well and urges Girl Scouting to teach girls to work play and live well. She notes changes in society require prepared women of solid worth for their country.
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Daisy Gordon Lawrence
Juliette Low
Scouting In
America
Local 4-H Leaders Honored At County Rally
Director A E Anderson of State College praised 4 H club boys and girls for prize winning work at a Hand County rally held last Saturday. H H DeLong and Mrs A B Croll supervised morning games, with a noon dinner in the auditorium. Lorene Bothwell and Leslia Lewis spoke of Junior Short Course trips as free trip winners.
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A. E. Anderson
State College
Eva Lou Robison
H. H. DeLong
A. B. Croll
Lorene Bothwell
Leslia Lewis
Mabel Jones
St. Lawrence
Monica
Carl Anderbure
DeLong
Sara L. Dewing
Fedora 4-H Gardening Club Forms With 18 New Members
Eighteen boys and girls joined a new 4-H Garden club in Fedora during the past week. S W Jones county agent spoke at A C Kelsey home where Harold Schram became president Dorothy ONeal vice president Darleen Lambert secretary and Clayton Kelsey local leader. Be sides the 28 enrolled already more are expected to join soon. After the meeting Mrs Kelsey served refreshments and outdoor games followed.
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Fedora
S. W. Jones
A. C. Kelsey
Harold Schram
Dorothy O'Neal
Darleen Lambert
Clayton Kelsey
Darleen
Kelsey
Wessington 4-H Rally Features Talks and Games
Lorene Bothwell reports on the Miller rally day for the Wessington 4-H club highlighting a Guinea chase, lunch in the auditorium basement, and a busy afternoon with reports on the Junior Short Course at Brookings. Local clubs perform stunts and a play.
Sully Club Debates Pigs Profitability at March Meeting
The Over The Toy Low Litter club of Onida led by Rube McGuilvery plans a March 2 debate on whether pure bred pigs are more profitable than scrubs with Orville Rivene arguing for and Stanley Peterson organizing a defender. Members attended March 7 at Youngberg school. a mineral demonstration and a writing quiz followed. Funds from entertainment will send members to camp this summer.
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Sully Club
Onida
Rube McGuilvery
Orville Rivene
Stanley Peterson
Youngberg School
Jeader
Vivian Peterson
Orville Riis
Broadland Leaguers Elect New Officers
Broadland league members elected new officers at the Teague meeting with Bireadiand leading the vote and Teague presiding as chair.
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Broadland Leaguers
Teague
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Personal Notices
Twenty years ago in Huron Mr. and Mrs. E C Seeman left Friday for Buchard Minnesota. At a teachers meeting in Huron the friends of J W Smith former county superintendent of schools presented him with an umbrella and watch fob at the college with a short speech by Ben W Lieb. Attorney T H Null returned from Aberdeen where he represented Dakota Central Telephone before the state railway commission. John Connors senior and daughter Mabel plan a California visit returning in June. Hur on college J C A young men issued invitations to a banquet at Voorhees dormitory with Arnold F Bliss toast master and several local figures partaking.
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E. C. Seeman
Buchard
Minn
Huron
J. W. Smith
Ben W. Lieb
T. H. Null
Aberdeen
Null
Dakota Central Telephone Company
State Railway Commission
John Connors, Sr
Mabel Connors
Los Angeles
C.a
California
Connors
Huron College
Voorhees
Arnold F. Bliss
A. E. Jaecin
C. ¥. Koepp
L. Nebbergall
A. K. Gardner
A. Bruce Minear
A. C. Smith
Implement Firm To Build At Aberdeen
Aberdeen dispatch reports Deere and Weber Implement company of Minneapolis plans a $20,000 two story brick warehouse in Aberdeen's wholesale district this spring. Luck F Kruger and the Great Northern railway arranged purchase of a site next to the Lincoln hotel. Construction start date not announced.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Deere and Weber Implement Company
Minneapolis
Luck F. Kruger
Great Northern Railway
Lincoln Hotel
Club Officers Change at Regular Meeting
The first vice president and fourth vice president have moved away so new officers were named. Ethel Glavier led the devotional service. After business, Ruth and Charles Zeigler directed games. Refreshments were served by Catherine Vollenweider and Robert Bushfield.
Radio Features and Guests On Broadcast Network Plans
Plans for March 25 launch on WABC and 46 stations feature top entertainers from theater and screen with Ted Tusing as MC. Belle Baker Ruth Euning Grace Hayes Ginger Rogers and others headlining. Freddie Rich's orchestra to accompany. Also previews of WEAF WEAF network interviews with Sir George Hubert Wilkins and Grantland Rice on March 18.
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C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
WABC
Broad
Ted Tusing
Belle Baker
Ruth Eunng
Grace Hayes
Ginger Rogers
Bob Challis
Lee Morse
Dorothea James
Claudette Colbert
Nan Halperin
Billie Burke
Gertrude Lawrence
Evelyn Hoey
Catherine Fields
Aileen Stanley
Freddie Rich
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Grantland Rice
WEAF
Network
Rudy Vallee
O'Neal
Detroit
Rogers and Hart
WJZ
Governor Green Plans First Black Hills Visit
Governor War ren Green will visit the Black Hills March 20 and 21 for his first trip since inauguration. He plans to attend a State Cement Plant commission meeting on the twenty first and a church function the day before, the nature of which is unspecified. Gas dealers in the Big Bend district sell gasoline to tractor owners at 15 rents a gallon with low oil prices boosting farming prospects.
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Green
Black Hills
Pierre
Mar
Warren Green
Joe Creek
Big Bend
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Lusk-Amutchell Newspapers, Inc
Ralph M. Horton
Volga Tribune
Beadle County News
Ralph
Watertown
MOE Madness
Dayton News
Central
Mazel Christoversea
Kalter
Lookout Mountain
Rome
Girl Guider
Juliette
Sunshine 4-H
First
Girl Scout
Wessington
Lorene
Commercial Club
Brookings
Leslie Lewis
North Miller Club
Busy Bee Club
Carl Anderburg
Cmbl Bs
Radioland
WJZ Pleasure Hour
May Questelle
Aomorrow
NBC
Walter Damrosch
W4z Chains
Felix Fernindando
Radio Guild
Lady Wiedemere
Margaret Angin
Arthur Murray
Charley Cummins
de Smet
the Tremendo
Enna Jettick Shoes
Vou Nted
Sir Gao
Enna Jettick
Enna Jetick
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