Trygstad’s Free Ride On Sharpebank Report Wagon
The Hamlin County Herald-Enterprise weighs Candidate Trygstad’s stance on the Sharpe banking report and his past opposition to bank investigation. It notes his current push for enforcement while flagging his historical votes against bills to probe banks under Norbeck and McMaster. The piece links Trygstad to Bulow’s policies and questions party consistency.
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Community Cooperation Advances Highway Short Cut in Huron
Citizens and landowners acted quickly to approve a new right of way for Federal Highway No. 14 east of Huron. Despite potential gains from delaying, landowners Mrs. Helen Blume J Poellinger E. O. Seeman and Mrs. M. L. Holton signed options at prevailing prices, enabling rapid purchase and avoiding condemnation delays.
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Huron
North Fourth Street
North Huron
Helen Blume
J Poellinger
E. O. Seeman
M. L., Holton
Is It Cherry or Split Politics Stirring Unlikely Alliances
A fragmentary note hints at political divisions and odd bedfellows in a volatile scene. The text mentions democracy, factions, and unexpected alignments, suggesting tensions within party lines and public discourse. Further context is needed to identify participants or locations.
Political Tremors Ripple Through Bulow and Cherry Circles
The piece traces U S G Cherry s evolving stance against Governor Bulow amid party revolts sparked by the Sharpe report. It notes Cherry s past alignments with Smith, rising criticism of Senator McMaster, and speculation that Cherry seeks the senatorial nomination as discontent with Bulow grows.
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Cherry
McMaster
Justice Hughes
State Highway Paving Plans Face Cautious Support
The state highway commission discussed paving a short eastward stretch from Madison Lake County and the public is seen as likely to approve plans that avoid new taxes or bonds. Wider statewide paving is debated with timing and costs under review. The piece cautions caution until economic conditions improve, agriculture prospers, and rural credit losses stabilize, noting potential asset sales to reduce debt.
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Lake County
Madison
Thestate
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South Dakota
Rural Credit Department
Education and evil in the New York Times critique
A Times column argues education reduces crime while noting still present poverty and ugliness. It cites Meiklejohn and prison statistics showing higher mental age outside prison, with convict rates linked to education. Ford cites limited drunkenness nearby. Sioux City Tribune remarks echo concerns.
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Land of the Living
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Sioux City Tribune
Metro Vaudeville and Film Review Mixed Show at the Theatre
A lively review describes a Metro theatre program featuring Van & Schenck and Bessie Love with Benny Rubin, Nina McKenney in a Harlem scene, and a Will Rogers hour. It praises singing, dance numbers, and a clever short, noting radio songs and a talkie outlook while joking about nuisances in stage life.
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Bessie Love
Bennie Rubin
Ted Lewis
Sophie Tucker
Jack Bennie
Lohengrin
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Nero
Harlem
Nina McKenney
George Fawest
Robert Bruce
S. M. Eisenstein
Muster
Radio Schedule Listings For Thursday March 13th
A dense listing of radio programs across networks and stations. Entries include music, drama, orchestras, opera, and variety shows with times, host names, and station call letters. Includes NBC CBS and local affiliates with programs like Navy Band Army Band and notable acts.
Miss Steele Reads Story. Girls Play Games At Meeting
Miss Steele, girl reserve advisor, read a story and the girls played games. The meeting closed at 4 o'clock, according to J ere LaCraft, publicity chairman.
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Miss Steele
Jere LaCraft
Miller 4-H Rally Draws Nearly 300 Attendees
Elsie Yearous of St Lawrence recounts the Hand county rally held Saturday March 8 in Miller with about 300 4-H club members parents and friends. She describes arrival weather meals games a noon picnic a varied program led by club leaders Minnie Verdugt H M Jones and Sara Dewing and a closing song. The narrative notes wishes for a bigger rally next year and a possible trip to Chicago.
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St Lawrence
Miller
Court House
Leslie Croli
Pig Club
Minnie Verdugt
Chicago
H. M. Jones
Sara Dewing
Russell Bard
Henry Dew
Marjorie Shepherd Reads Cleanliness at Huron Reserves
The Huron junior high school girl reserves met Monday afternoon March 10 in the high school auditorium. Carlye Vieth called the meeting to order and the minutes of the last meeting were read. Marjorie Shepherd gave a reading titled Budd Discussed Cleanliness.
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Huron
Carlye:Vieth
Alice McBride Captures Free Trip For 4 H Study
Wolsey resident Alice McBride, selected as a Huronite free trip winner, shared her 4 H club journey from a clothing club start last October to a spring canning club. She attended the Brookings junior short course after Christmas and found the experience highly instructive and rewarding.
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Wolsey
Brookings
Iteam
Hitchcock Girl Reserves Plan Rules For Contest
The Hitchcock Girl Reserves held a Monday afternoon chicken dinner at Helen Kingdon's country home. Irene Armstrong reported the meeting featured eligibility rules for the ring contest requiring two years as a Girl Reserve, 75 percent meeting attendance, office or committee work, participation in a meeting program, an outside interest, and a Theme on the Girl Reserve Code. Talks were given by Miss Mary E. Anspach and Mrs. F. C. Hocking, with Juanita Kingdon also speaking. Dinner was hosted by Helen Kingdon Nadine Van Voorhis and Irene Dixon. A tea for members' mothers is planned for May.
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Hitchcock
Helen ‘Kingdon
Irene Armstrong
Mary E. Anspach
F. C. Hocking
Juanita Kingdon
Helen Kingdon
Nadine van Voorhis
Irene Dixon
Beadle 4-H Rally Announces County Event Details
Beadle county 4-H clubs plan a rally on April 22 at Eile's ballroom for all members leaders and interested nonmembers. Sara L Dewing and R A Cave organize the event with a noon picnic lunch games stunts and a program.
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Marvin Hughitt Betes
Sara L. Dewing
Waiyiting
R. A. Cave
Aifiens
Eile
Ta —Ter
Huron
Polly Prim Club Leader Demonstrates Wool Work
Polly Prim Club of Frankfort met at Ruth Hill's home on a March Saturday despite bad weather. Nine members and four visitors attended as leader demonstrated wool and cotton in lye, making dresses for dolls. A lunch was served to conclude the session.
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Polly Prime Club
Frankfort
Muth Hill
Ruth Osborn
Roland Leonhardt Leads New York Club In Community Effort
Eleven boys and girls organized a baby pry club at a meeting held Tuesday evening March 11 near Cavour. County agent R A Cave aided the effort, with local leader Roland Leonhardt and members enrolled including George Ohm Frank Tuttle Witter Voss Clarence Voss Raymond Voss Lawrence Voss Maynard Sweet Deibert Sweet Ferne L Beall Lola Beall Lois M Beall.
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Ond
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George Ohm
Frank Tuttle
Witter Voss
Clarence Voss
Raymond Voss
Lawrence Voss
Maynard Sweet
Deibert Sweet
Ferne L. Beall
Lola Beall
Sal Lois M. Beall
Today In Huron 20 Years Ago Highlights
Twenty years ago in Huron a flurry of arrivals and departures filled the week. Dr. Class toured Colorado land with intent to buy, while B B McClaskey left for Broadland on business. Mrs. James traveled from Hitchcock to the city, and Hutchinson headed to Minneapolis for work. Mrs. Wood journeyed to Sioux Falls and points east. Thomas Erickson returned from Winona after a combined business and pleasure trip. Oliver brothers hosted a Meade county visitor, and Mr. Snyder left for Omaha and Iowa. A. B. Tailbank and his wife went to Jacksonville Indiana after learning of a telegram announcing a relative’s death. August Tams and Alve moved upstairs in the Tams block, and Attorney General S. W. Clark of Redfield was in Fair City on Thursday.
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Minnesapolis
W. W. Wood
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Redfield
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