Another Plea to Governor Green Over South Dakota Finances
The Evening Huronite urges Governor Green to convene the legislature for an urgent retrenchment program. It blasts his claim that the situation is “well in hand” while warning that state revenues lag and debt climbs. It cites Red Cross shortages, tax receipts drops, and Beadle county tax sales to argue for cuts and redirected spending.
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Commonwealth
Mitchell
The
Red Cross
Mir
Goodhope
Beadle County
Pierre
South Dakota
Green
Anamerg Concept Described By Plyler Yet Lacks Daily Use
The article explains anatomerg as the smallest energy particle per Dr E K Plyler of the University of North Carolina. It notes the particle's size would require a decimal point and forty seven digits after it plus seven, illustrating rapid advances in understanding matter and energy and hinting at practical limits for everyday needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Plyler
University of North Carolina
Untitled Reflection on Knowledge and Peace
The author muses on humanity's grand scientific advances versus the lack of progress in living peacefully. Despite triumphs in laboratories and cosmic questions, people still struggle to get along, spending vast wealth on weapons. A future aim is to apply intellect to everyday life for a calmer world.
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Western
Plains
Railroad savings urged by California finance order
A California finance department order aims to cut state government costs by banning state cars on long trips and favoring trains. It compares Sacramento to San Francisco round trips at 3.60 versus auto costs around 12.44 and 14.20, Sacramento-San Francisco 190 miles, and San Francisco to Los Angeles savings of 17.97 by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Finance of California
Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
South Dakota
California
Editorial clippings prompt Huronite staff conjecture
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes a compliment about Evening Huronite suggesting Tom Ayres or John Hippie joined The Huronite editorial staff. The remark implies Evening Huronite differs from Argus Leader on state government action in the South Dakota crisis.
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Huron Huronite
Tom Ayres
John Hippie
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Evening Huronite
South Dakota
Argus Leader
Sicilian influence in child kidnapping discussed
A Sioux City Journal article analyzes the Lindbergh case and notes criminologists may study kidnaping more. It contrasts Sicilian child stealing with extortion crimes, explaining cultural motives and the impact on parents, police, and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Dakotan
United States
Francis A. Carmella
U. S. Public Health Service
Central Press
America
Kidasper
Scout Head Asks For Aid Of Boys In Nationwide Campaign
The American Legion National Commander Henry Stevens asks Boy Scouts to join a drive with the Association of National Advertisers and AFL to create 1 004 000 new jobs. Scouts to contact local councils and help with distribution, payroll outreach, and postwar recovery efforts.
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Henry J. Stevens
American Legion
the Legion
Association of National Advertisers
American Federation of Labor
James E. West
Boy Scouts of America
Legion
Boy Scouts
Stevens
West
Red Cross
War Work Commission
The
New York Times
Legiore
Williame James
F ix
Warsaw
H. C
Hfe
Wilson Reserves To Study Other Lands
Wilson Girl Reserve officers met to discuss finance and a St Patrick s Day party. Members will dress a doll in foreign costume and study a different country and its customs. Spring plans include Beadle county native flowers and plant study with hikes arranged in the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Corrinne Crowell
Wech
Beadle County
Bt Hess
Frankfort Troop 26 Plans Fundraising Event
Franksport Troop 26 announced a fundraising plan to raise money for activities and supplies. Leaders urged community support and detailed goals for the event, highlighting youth engagement and civic service.
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Frankfort
Nearly 6 000 Enrolled in 4-H Club Projects for 1932
State 4-H club leader H M Jones reports enrollments near 6,000 as members send in short time project forms. Counties mobilize elder members and leaders to boost campaigns with Brown county leading at 38 percent, Beadle 339, and Lincoln 286 enrollments.
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H. M. Jones
Brown County
Beadle
Lincoln
Whiteside League convicts kidnapper in civics mock trial
The Whiteside league of Wessington held a mock trial with seventh and eighth graders convicting Red Tohngon of kidnapping the Lindbergh baby. Judge Floyd Marshall delivered the sentence as two students acted in roles of Ruth Wittenberger Betty Gow and Carl Boeke William Herbert with witnesses and a prosecutor presenting the case.
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Whiteside League of
Anton Lund
Irene Mitchell
Farrald Bothwell
Wilmer Zvonek
Johnsort
Lindbergh
Paul Wittenberger
Veronica Feters
Lydia Zeonek
Eleanor Fernholtz
Hellstrom
Ruth Radcliffe Speaks At Willing Workers 4 H Meeting
The Willing Workers 4 H club of Tulare met at the William Willett home last week to plan the Spink county rally on April 2. Ruth Radcliffe discussed her Brookings junior short course trip. A lunch was served by the cooking club. Dorothy Schultz reports. Mrs. George Willett leads the Tulare group.
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Ruth Radcliffe
Tulare
William Willett
Spink County
Brookings
Prorothy Schultz
George Willett
Ithe Group
Jolly Workers Club Elects New Officers in Hartdicraft
The Jolly Workers Hartdicraft club of Beadle County elected officers at its second Saturday meeting. Paul Sellerstrom presides, Elmer Fink is vice president, Kenneth Schryer secretary treasurer, Melburn Munson reporter, and Elfard Fisher local leader. Members work on 4H style projects including miter boxes tool boxes and nail boxes with strong interest. The next meeting is March 26 at Anderson Lumber Co.
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Jolly Workers Club
Jolly Workers Hartdicraft Club
Beadle County
Paul Sellerstrom
Elmer Fink
Kenneth Schryer
Melburn Munson
Elfard Fisher
Anderson Limiber Co
Highmore Troop 34 Reschedules Rally to April 4
Highmore Boy Scout Troop 34 shifts its rally from April 5 to either April 4 or 6 per reporter Robert Whiteside. About 20 boys attended a Saturday meeting where a thorough cleaning occurred and Scoutmaster Indall gave a post cleanup quiz. The Heaver patrol won the pennant. Adelph Lefler, Star scout, to select rally contestants. Mr. Whitcher assists as scoutmaster.
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Highmore
Boy Scouta Troop 34
Robert Whiteside
Indall
Heaver Patrol
Adelph Lefler
Star Scout
Mr. Whitcher
Miner County 4-H Girls Demonstrate Table Etiquette
Effie Older of the Go-Getters 4-H club led a table service and etiquette demonstration at the Morrisor home on March 12. Adele Morrison presided, Frederica Sundell kept minutes, seven guests attended, roll call saw most members present, and Mavis Morrell was named reporter. A banquet for members' parents will follow, with lunch hosted by Wire Morrison.
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Miner County
Mise Effie Older
Morrisor
Irma Jean Remsburg
Adele Morrison
Frederica Sundell
Alpena Scouts Award Badges at Saturday Meeting
Oak Girl Scout troop 1 met in Alpena in the school auditorium for a Saturday session. Members recited the Scout promise and laws, sang songs, and pins were presented to Lile Brigga and Marjorie Aisenbrey. Patrols studied first aid before closing with songs.
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Alpena
Oak Girl Scout
Allpena
Lile Brigga
Squirrel Patrol
Marjorie Aisen
Medora Aisenbrey
Georgia Alsnbrey
Prime Minister Query Orizont Bennett and a mixed word list
An OCR fragment lists names, clues and mismatched phrases including Prime Minister Bennett, cryptic word entries, and a detritus of dietary notes about vitamin A and butter substitutes. The readable passage hints at a vocabulary puzzle embedded with political reference and diet advice, with no coherent single event.
Hand Sheep Clubbers Study Care Of Lambs
Hand county rustlers Sheep club members studied caring for lambs at a meeting held at the A. B. Crossman home. The Wessington Hills Poultry club joined, games followed the business session, and a judging team is planned with Mr DeLorge to judge sheep at the next meeting. The next regular meet is April 9 at the Laka home.
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Hand Sheep
Rustlers Sheep Club
Hand County
A. B. Crossman
Doyl Syring
Wessington Hills
Laka
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Nutrition authorities have not discovered the exact amount of vitamin A needed for growth but two ounces of butter daily provide a protective level. Butter also supplies vitamin D, aiding mineral deposition in bones and teeth to prevent rickets. Butter adds distinctive flavor, improves palatability, and remains an inexpensive, superior fat source.
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SARAL
Dewing
Denmark
Wature
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Additions on Business Trips
Twenty years ago in Huron many residents departed for various business trips to southern and northern points. Harry Otto left for Carthage and other destinations while C. E. Barrows and WY. L. Weir headed south and north respectively for regular trips with Bolles and Rogers. Rev G. T. Netson and C. Campbell joined travel plans, and others visited relatives during a basketball tournament. Governor Vessey appointed Joh A. Sauer to accompany a commission to San Francisco to inspect the Panama Exposition scope.
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Chicago
George Kerr
Sioux City
Ethel Hopkins
Redfield
Ferm Null
Mary Redmond
Ruth Blount
L. H. Sohm
Milwaukee
Wis
Alwin Goethel
Cavour
Mira Goethel
Warren Hurst
Vessey
Joh A. Sauer
Huron
San Francisco
AMS
Beverley Crane Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Miss Beverley Crane hosted a party at the township hall for her seventh birthday. Games were played followed by refreshments for the guests.
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Esmond
Beverley Crane
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