4-H Members Plan June Camps Across South Dakota
Plans proceed for about 15 4-H camps in South Dakota during June. Camps run three days with costs of 2 to 3 dollars for food, rentals, and supplies. Two Carp Judson periods in the Black Hills, June 10–14 and 14–17, YMCA Big Stone camp June 14–20, and several Lake Kampeska sessions near Watertown from June 1–11. Other locations include Chamberlain, Mitchell, Lennox, Flandreau, Vermillion, Huron, Tickerel Lake, and Cheyenne Agency. Elder members assist with planning and recreation. clubs fund part of expenses. Last year 2,093 members attended camp, with expectations of more this year. More details will follow.
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Carp Judson
Black Hills
YMCA
Big Stone Jake
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
Chamberlain
Mitchell
Lennox
Flandreau
Vermilliog
Huron Tickerel Lake
Cheyenne
Garop
Beadle County 4-F Club Drops Rally Day Plan
A regular Beadle County 4-F Chubr council meeting at Jour Hedlund's with six members present decided to cancel Rally Day this year due to the late date and weather conditions. Ione Hedlund will handle the radio program. Members were urged to pay dues promptly. The next meeting will be at Glenwood Johnson's home, with April 1 lunch served by the hostess and her daughter Tone Norma Crinscon assisting.
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Beadle
Beadle County
4-F
Chubr
Jour Hedlund
Ione Hedlund
Glenwood Johnson
Tone
Norma Crinscon
Sakakawea Girls Pass Flag Tests in Scout Meeting
Sakakawea Troop 7 held patrol meetings with knot practice and group sessions after patrol. The girls Betty Fowe Margaret Jean Kent Ruth Wallace Dorothy Schoof Harriet Scruby Kathryn Ball Marjorie Weigold Dorothy Koil Elaine Smogard passed second class and flag. Beverly Smith Phyllis Reese earned Agusckeener's badge. The writer was Lillian Anderson.
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Sakakawea
Sakakawea Troop 7
Betty Fowe
Margaret
Jean Kent
Ruth Wallace
Dorothy Schoof
Harriet Scruby
Kathryn Ball
Marjorie Weigold
Dorothy Koil
Elaine Smogard
Agusckeener
Beverly Smith
Phyllis Reese
Rogent
Lillian Anderson
Leap Year Party At Darlingwn 4 H Club
Clark Club hosts a Leap Year party with Chirk Schmidt girls presenting an event where half the girls dressed as boys paired up for activities. Penalties for rudeness, games and singing featured. An April 4 demonstration on undergarment sewing and ironing will follow, written by Caroline Schmidt.
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Clark Club
Darlingwn
Chirk
Schmidt Girs
Chester Smith
Caroline Schmidt
Shamrock Sisters Named by Washington Girl Reserves
The Washington Girl Reserves gathered last week with president Lorna Mullen presiding and Misa Placa covering in the absence of Misa Frybarger. They sang several reserve songs and planned a party for Monday. The group announced their Shamrock Sisters and worked on their bands before adjourning about 5:15.
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Shamrock Sisters
Washington
Lorna Mullen
Misa Placa
Misa Frybarger
Miller 4 H Boys Sign in Coft Club Meeting
The fifth Wem meeting of the Live Wire Sheep Club of Miller led by A C Allen was held at the Jess Raven home. Guane Butts presided and M E Beers county agent spoke. Most members attended. Alvin Allen Calvin Owens and Everett Gruetzmacher were absent. Members signed ecards for the Colt Club with Hollister set as leader. The next meeting will be at Earl Butts home in March. Geraldine Butts Tepotter filed this account.
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Miller
Coft Club
Live Wire Sheep Club
A.C. Allen
Jess Raven
Guane Butts
Busines
M. E. Beers
Alvin Allen
Calvin Owens
Everett Gruetzmacher
Fairfield Mixers Plan May Carnival at Caldow Home
Fairfield Mixers announce a carnival set for May 27 at the home of Margaret Caldow with eight members responding to the call. The Rids performed several songs despite interruptions. The next meeting will be held at the home of Iola Launsbury on April 11, reported by Dorothy Olson.
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Fairfield Mixers
Margaret Caldow
Rids
Iola Launsbury
Dorothy Olson
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Protein Sources
Protein is essential to the human body and is found in milk eggs cheese beans nuts and meats. Adults should consume lean meat and cheap cuts to supply protein at low cost, with fish shellfish nuts and legumes as important sources, especially peanuts.
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Taore
District Parleys Planned in State EROCHINGS
District conferences of temporary county committeemen and county agents will meet in South Dekots the week of March 23 to plan the new farm program. A M Eberle says preparations are underway per Claude Wickard. Community meetings will follow to teach farmers provisions and local implementation. Temporary four farmer committees plus the county agent will organize the program.
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South Dekots
A. M. Eberle
State College Extension Service
Claude R Wickard
Eberle
Old Wheat
Com-Hog Association
Lake Preston debaters enter district tournament
Lake Preston high school debate teams will enter the district tournament on Thursday presenting both sides of the question. Representing the school are Janet Plowman Viola Rogholt Nels Kopperud and Robert Johnston. Frank Larson will be the ex tempore speaker and Charles Alseih the original orator. Andros one of the Bahama Islands has a take that generates soap from its falkealine limestone bed.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Ot Brockings
Janet Plowman
Viola Rogholt
Nels Kopperud
Robert Johnston
Frank Larson
Charles Alseih
Andros
Bahama Islands
Belgium Benefits Under Van Zeeland
London dispatch recounts Paul Van Zeeland seizing vast powers in Belgium to launch an internal recovery program after the Rhineland crisis. The piece compares him to Franklin D. Roosevelt, notes his youth and recovery plan, and details how he gained powers from King Leopold after the Theunis government fell.
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Rhineland
van Zeeland
Europe
Wim Zeeland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Paul van Zeeland
F. D
Hoth
Roosevelt
United States
Theunis
Leopold
Belgium’s Van Zeeland Shaped by War and Global Finance
A portrait of Paul van Zeeland tracing his wartime rise from student at Louvain to finance minister and premier of Belgium. The piece details his bold economic reforms, gold devaluation, stabilization fund, banking reform, public works, and foreign policy moves that boosted trade, inflation control, and budget balance, before announcing his April retirement as Belgium heads to June elections.
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Roosevelt
American Congress
van Zeeland
America
Hoe
Russia
University of
Louvain
Bettie
Switzerland
Princeton University
National Bank of Belgium
Varios
Bank
Mundt Resignation Accepted At Eastern
Madison March 18 The board of regents accepted Karl E Mundt resignation as instructor in Speech and debate coach at Eastern Siste Nor mal school. Mundt had offered resignation January 8 but weather delayed action until the March 18 meeting. Miss Mary Wadden will take on additional French instruction and further adjustments will be made to cover speech courses.
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Mary Wadden
Partetime
Lowry
Lane Lane Speech Contest Winners Named at School House
Lane high school held its oratorical and declamatory contest at the school house with winners named in three divisions. Oratorical division winner Donald Burg. Dramatic division winner Hazel Kogel. Humorous division winner Eunice Miller.
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Lane Lane
Lane High School
Donald Burg
Hazel. Kogel
Eunice Miller
General Taxes Payable in South Dakota Rise Slightly
South Dakota reports higher overall general property taxes this year, with an $83,141.96 or 0.38 percent increase from last year. Increases apply to private land, lots, telegraph and sleeping car property, and rural credit land, while declines occur in personal property, railroads, telephone property, moorage and credits, and electric light, power, water and gas.
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State Department
Pierre
South Dakota
Olive
R Tollefson
Tax Department
Roosevelt to ask Congress for relief fund above 1 million
President Roosevelt told relief experts and congressional leaders he would seek a relief appropriation of over 1.019 million dollars, but well below two million. The treasury reported a 46.4 percent revenue increase in the first half of the month versus a year ago. Five House members and a senator testified before a Senate lobby panel that a visit to power and railroad lobbyist Robert E. Smith resembled a friendly gathering of western legislators. The FCC opened hearings on a 750,000 dollar investigation.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate Lobby Committee
Robert E. Smith
Power and Railroad
Senate votes on army bill amid wage and hour standard pressure
The senate defeated an amendment for funds to continue the Florida Ship canal construction and postponed a final vote on the $3817,000,000 army bill. A presidential committee reported that 35 percent of 41550 firms had kept wage and hour standards set by the National Recovery Administration.
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Senate
Laidend Nra
De Smet Pharmacy Changes Hands in De Smet
De Smet Pharmacy is under new ownership by Kermit Buchele of Pierre. He assumes control immediately following the death of Merle Be Sane, longtime pharmacist, and his mother. The sale marks a historic transition for the oldest family managed business in the city.
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