Sharpe to probe five state departments methodically
Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe has begun investigations into five state departments ordered by the legislature: highways banking insurance rural credits and finance. He says work will proceed without sidelining other duties and will avoid sensationalism, aiming for steady progress and timely justice.
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Bulow
Sharpe
Huronite
Fred Smith
Banking Department
Mr. Smith
Tourists to Boost South Dakota Economy Says Bellamy
Rapid City observer Paul E. Bellamy argues tourist dollars will flow through the state, benefiting Rapid City and Huron alike. He cites Mount Rushmore and the Bad Lands National Park as key draws, predicting tourism will, in time, rival the state’s wheat crops in revenue. He urges broader support to attract more visitors and boost all communities.
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Paul E. Bellamy
Rapid City
Associated Press
South Dakota
Bellamy
Huron
Bellary
Natlosal Park
Bellamy Remarks On Washington Figure and Bathing Harbor Scene
Bellamy asserted that the Washington figure was a statue designer and wished to tile a shower bath that would barely reach halfway up the body. He claimed if the figure bathed in the harbor near the Statue of Liberty, it would have to stoop to shake hands with the goddess. An additional surprising claim followed.
Progressives Gather in Washington for Constructive Program
A meeting of threo tailed progressive congressmen in Washington seeks a practical plan to guide the nation. Senator La Follette urged formulating a constructive program beyond mere criticism, while references to a compromise on the normal school question note four year terms approved but funding limited to two years.
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Washington
Robert M. LaFolletta
Wisconsin
Senate
Sioux City Press Comment On South Dakota Tax Policy
The Sioux City Tribune hails South Dakota’s income tax failure and foresees industries shifting from Sioux City to Union County South Dakota. It argues tax limits will attract capital, warns against moves that push industry elsewhere, and urges balanced growth linking agriculture and industry for regional strength.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Bioux City Tribune
Sioux City
Union County
Northwestern
Tews
Bionx Falls
Huron
Mitchell
Water—town
Pierre
Rapid City
B@eath
Dakota
Bill to curb hasty marriages moves through Iowa legislature
Sioux City Tribune notes a proposed Iowa measure to require at least five days between filing for a marriage license and issuance, with district court approval for emergencies. The bill gains support from women’s groups but faces opposition over potential division of districts and banking department oversight concerns.
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Sioux City Tribune
Iowa
Tens Bee
District Court
Sioux City
John Selden
Wld
Henry Mayhew
Wes
Local Names Framed in Frantic List of Donors and Neighbors
A fragmented OCR list shows many individuals including Wooledge Sausha Fraser Eula Growd Verna Trainer and Robert Menzig with several others such as Elyina Neilend Louise Henrichsen and Dorothy Anderson. The content reads like a neighborhood roster or society notice without clear event details or dates.
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Wooledge
Sausha Fraser
Eula Growd
Verna
Robert Menzig
Elyina Neilend
Louise Henrichsen
Dorothy Anderson
Wilma Henrichsen
Ellen “Nelson
Beatrice Dye
Melba Hathiway
Louise Trainer
Radio Features Hear Oxford Cambridge Boat Race Plans
Columbia and NBC announce carry of the Thames race from England on March 21 with WEAF and other networks. The broadcast starts at 6 15 P M and runs 45 minutes. Also details on previews for Wozzeck and Morton Downey plans plus radio listings for that evening and St Patrick's Day programs.
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Butterfield
Associated
New York
Mar
Tixvo Networks
Thames River
England
Columbia
Thnt
Leopold Stokaywski
Philadelphia Orchestra
WEAF
Philadelphia
Morton Downey
St. Patrick's Day
Cheerior
Prince of Wales
Sir Herbert Gibson
Joss Uriburu
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Harvard
Chicago
Boston
WABC
General News
Associated Press
NBC
Nellie from Helbrook Embraces Country Life in 4-H
A Minnesota 4-H club girl Nellie from Helbrook shares her love of farm life. She praises hills, wild berries, a Guernsey heifer, a collie, chicks and cats, the garden and harvest time. Beekeeping, garden tasks, and summer schooling keep her busy.
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Nellie
Helbrook
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Swetter
Tasil
Tomes
Sgeais
Bees Club
Jonasemne
Worng
State Club
University Farm
Kinmevote
Merry Maids Host Anneal 4 H Banquet For Members and Mothers
Malletia cooking club hosted a mother daughter banquet with 4 H members serving on committees. Table decor featured white draping, green candles, and mint favors. The menu included mashed potatoes meat encamel escalloped cam rolls pickles jelly coffee ice cream candies and more.
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Cs Cooking Club
Malletia
Eash
Cream Crusaders Debate Dairy Topic At Clyde Club
The Clyde Cream Crusaders held a meeting at the home of John and Harold Reeves. The debate discussed beadived and its profitability versus dairy cows on South Dakota farms. A regular business meeting followed with lunch hosted by Thad Oviatt, leader of the Crusaders.
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Cream Crusaders
Clyde Cream Crusaders
John and
Harold Reeves
National Flower Contest Opens for Schoolchildren
A nationwide flower puzzle contest invites boys and girls from grade schools to enter by April 15 1931. Entries require a booklet from participating florists with five puzzles using pictured flowers. Prizes include 9000 grand, 500 second, 250 third, plus sectional awards and school prizes. Parents or teachers must sign entry blanks and mail by midnight April 15.
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United States
Zeenillies
Otter
Parente
Market Street
Indiannspolis
Ind
District of Columbia
Canada
Girl Scouts Sponsor Festival in Washington Cherry Blossom Season
The Girl Scouts of the District of Columbia announce a Festival of Motions during Cherry Blossom time in the national capital. From April 21 to May 2 nightly shows with a matinee on the final day feature dancing music and arts from many nations with authentic scenes and costumes. About 280 participants including trained Girl Beauté performers will join efforts under Mrs John Allan Daugherty as festival chair aided by Mrs Frederick H Brooke and national board members.
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Girl Scouts of the Diatrict of
Columbia
Eene
Tfe
Mexico
Cemrads
Iepen
Czechoslovakis
Wai Feez
John Allan Daugherty
Mra
Frederick H. Brooke
Mambee
Girl Scout National Board
Rinshart
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Social Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron a surprise birthday party for Mrs. LaRue featured yellow tulips and jamquils. Visitors Mrs. Crawford from Ree Heights, Mr. Ohman from Minneapolis, and Miss Sauer from California recently returned, with others attending gatherings at the Plummer and Berger homes. Local residents welcomed relatives from Pipestone and Omaha, while dances, cards, and refreshments filled a weekend of social visits.
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Will Lafiee
D. B. Jeffris
Ollie Wig-gins
Ian Fetzer
Baby
Smut Elimination Campaign Targets South Dakota Wheat
Heavy losses to wheat from smut prompt campaigns across several counties in South Dakota. Farmers, with Extension Service guidance from State College, promote seed treatment and pure seed planting to cut smut levels. Pure seed sources are now in Brown, Marshall, Day, Spink, Faulk, Sully and Potter counties to improve grain quality and prices. County agents and State College Extension offer treatment methods and guidance.
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Brookings
Mar
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Extension Service
State College
R. E. Johnston
Extension Agronomist
Brown County
Minneapeliz
Northwest
Marshall
Day
Spink
Faulk
Sully
Potter
Johnston
Binte College
Frankfort Troop Receives New Scout Charter
Frankfort Boy Scouts have applied for a new charter which has been approved and will be secured shortly. The article lists local leaders including Berd Olson Harold Phillips Harry Philipe Leo Valder and J Stubbs with Gann Valley pupils noted in the surrounding piece.
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Frankfort
I ' Berd
Spiceigrete Co
BL Fonne
C. Bu A Olson
Harold Phillips
Harry Philipe
Leo Valder
J. Stubbs
Gann Valley
Rally Day Plans At Aberdeen Teachers College
Aberdeen plans for Rally Day at Northern States Teachers College feature a dramatization of the Declaration of Independence directed by Prof. M. M. Guhin with adaptation by Prof. W. H. Culp. The event includes grade contests, declamatory contests, and a citizenship drama.
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Aberdeen
Northern States Teachers College
Aguil
Aberdeen College
W. HB. Culp
Planso
Young Citizens’ League
M. M. Guhin
Culp
Dr. McBryan
Guhin
Margaret Briscoe
Mariel Schrimpf
Ruth Selon
Margaret Nevile
Lindbergh Home to Become Minnesota State Park
Governor Olson signed a bill establishing the Charles A. Lindbergh State Park near Little Falls. The Lone Eagle’s farm will be deeded to the state by Colonel Lindbergh and other heirs of his father, forming a public park.
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Lindbergh
ST. Paul
Mar
Lone Eagle
Oson
Charles A. Lindbergh
Little Falls
Colonel Lindbergh
New Energy For Work And Living
Det Eliingwn of Milwaukee reports a personal health recovery after using Bargoa. He claims the product boosted his energy, appetite, and well being, and cured his nervous, rundown condition.
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Eliingwn
cKirlley Ave
Milwaukee
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