Arbor Day in South Dakota Sets Tree Planting Push
South Dakotans are urged to observe Arbor Day on April 11 with 100 percent participation. The Sioux Falls Argus Leader promotes affordable seedlings via the state nurserymen's association, offering lots of 100 white elm and green ash plus other varieties for 3.25 dollars, plus a rural school lot and a small tree option from local providers.
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South
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Senayaruaton Ada
South Dakota Nurserymen’s Association
Colton
S. D
Taust
Huron Park Board
Arbor Day
Heronie
Farm to city migration slows after three year surge
The article notes a shift in population movement from farms to cities over 1927 to 1929, with farm populations down by about three million. It observes a halt in urban migration and signs of improvement for farmers, while other industries may lag, urging policy makers to protect domestic purchasing power and support agricultural prosperity.
Mutual understanding between agriculture and industry urged
The piece argues that farmers must not be pitted against industry and warns against doctrines that keep farmers poor. It asserts mutual prosperity comes from cooperation across sectors and calls for discarding divisive rhetoric to improve conditions for all regions and classes.
Miss Gladys Pyle Advertises Path to Governor’s Race
The Huron candidate Miss Gladys Pyle draws national interest as she campaigns for South Dakota governor. She unique ly earned the bid on her own merit, unlike predecessors Ma Ferguson or Nellie Tayloe Ross, and her bid prompts nationwide coverage of her candidacy and potential state leadership.
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Gladys Pyle
South Dakota
Huron
United States
Missi Pyle
Atlantic
Pacific
Ma” Ferguson
Texas
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Miss Pyle
Industrialized farming touted as future of agriculture by Campbell
Stated by Thomas D. Campbell of Hardin Mont a leading wheat grower the biggest industrial opportunity in the United States lies in applying factory methods to farming. He envisions a five million dollar corporation buying land nationwide to spread weather risk and employ crop rotation science and efficient machinery, potentially amassing assets and profits within 10 to 25 years. He argues large factory like farms with payroll can outperform small family farming, spurring by products and higher long term returns while cautioning about short term hurdles and policy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Campbell
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Hallelujah film hailed as unique religious cinema
A Chicago theater excerpt praises Hallelujah as a landmark sound picture with a strong spiritual core and artistic photography. It credits Victor for pushing the project against stiff opposition, notes mixed box office but good southern business, and lauds the production’s honest portrayal and cast.
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Victor
Hollywood
South
Zeke Peitingre
Prize Trip Offered to 4-H Canning Champion at National Congress
The Ninth National 4-H Club congress in Chicago will award a prize trip and honors to the state and national canning champions. The Kerr Glass Manufacturing company and National Committee on Boss and Girls Club Work sponsor cash scholarships, watches, and medals. State champions win a scholarship to the State Junior Short Course at Braakings College.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation
Sand Springs
Oklo
State Agricultural College
State College
Braakings
Miss Ainsworth Appeals for Y W C A Support at Huron
Miss Josephine Ainsworth speaking at a luncheon urged support for the Y W C A finance drive in Beadle County. She outlined the worldwide fellowship, the local association founded just over a year ago, and the budget of 818,000 with Huron’s quota set at 5900.
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Ainsworth
Huron. Co- Operative Club
Josephine Ainsworth
Beadle County
Beadle County Association
Elizabeth Blick
National Finance Service
Youghy Association
Huron
Color In Costume Is Discussed By Girls
The Valley Sunshine Sewing club of Valley township Beadle county held its regular meeting at Lois Murray's home on March 22 with Evelyn Woelpert presiding over the business session. Plans were made to attend Beadle county rally day at Marvin Hughitt hotel on April 12. Evelyn May was elected chairman of a committee to organize lunch for the rally, each club supplying enough for its members. Color was the subject of the demonstration as the leader described suitable colors for girls of various sizes and complexions. Music followed the business portion and a luncheon was served at 4:10 by Mrs. Murray. The next meeting will be at Francis Howard's home on April 29, per Evelyn Woelpert.
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Valley Sunshine Sewing Club
Valley Township
Beadle County
Lois Murray
Evelyn Woel+pert
Marvin Hughitt ‘Hotel
Wee Evelyn May
Murray
Francis Howard
Evelyn Woelpert
Dakota Belles Room Improvement Club
Custer Valley Dairy Calf Club
Lois Beurray
Dakota Belles
Miss Murray
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Mildred Lyman
Evelyn May
Woodwell
Huron High Reserves Hold Monday Girl Service Program
Carlye Virth presided at the Huron High Girl Reserves meeting with Doris Boughton reading last week’s minutes. Gail Gibbs led songs, Mabel Sampson read Ma's Tools, Ardelia Ledmess and Irene Wackerle sang a duet Peanuts and Pie, and a play The Gathering of the Nuts was directed by Miss Steele. A new game Gossiping Girls was played. Refreshments were served by committee led by Edeen Carlson. Vera LaCratt, publicity chair, adjourned at 4 o'clock.
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Huron High Reserves
Carlye Virth
Huron High Girl Reserves
Doris Boughton
Gail Gibbs
Mabel Sampson
Ardelia Ledmess J
Irene Wackerle
Miss Steele
Alsu Ted Lin
Edeen Carlson
Vera LaCratt
Robert Miller Gains Senior Degree in Curtis Sales Club
Robert Miller son of Charles B. and Mrs Miller, of 678 Nevada, becomes senior degree in the League of Curtis Salesmen. Curtis Publishing awards him $5 in the National Bank of Huron and hopes he pursues further graduate status with future grants up to 1500 for college. Nearby events include Wayland girl bake sale and Lee Lacey winning an angel food cake prize.
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Robert Miller
Robert M. ‘Miller
Charles B. Miller
Nevada
Sun
For
Wayland
Lee Lacey
Seven 4-H Projects Completed By Prize Winning Club Girl
Grace Orne a 17 year old Gorham Maine 4-H member completed seven projects in cooking housekeeping roein improvement tanning sewing poultry and swine over five years. She earned championships and two trips to Camp Vale and the National club camp in Washington. Total cash prizes reached 100 according to the national 4-H club magazine February issue.
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Grace Orne
Gorham
South Dakota
Camp Vail
Washington
Dakota Belles Debate Club Plans Rally and Meeting
The Dakota Belles Room Improvement club schedules a debate with the Custer Valley Dairy Calf club on the value of girls clubs versus boys clubs. Lois Beurray and Evelyn Woelpert will argue affirmative. A March 22 meeting at Lois Murray's home sets rally plans for April 12 in Huron at the Marvin Hughitt hotel.
Fat Market Cattle discussed at Beadle Baby Beef meeting
Leone Greenan presiding as club president outlined market grades of feeder and fat cattle at St. Wing Hall Cavour March 21. Kathryn Davis read minutes, Jesse Roberts cited as Washington DC camp delegate, and BR A Cave spoke on Rally Day set for April 12. Members planned meal, 4 H Pig club followed with skating, songs, and yells led by Cave and George Davis.
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Leone Greenan
St. Wi Ng
Cavour
Clare Dslub
Kathryn Davis
Leone Greens
BR. A Cave
Mark Davis
Baby Beeflub
Mr. Cave
George Davis
Gettysburg 4 H Club II Officers Guided By Instructor
Gettysburg pig club met at the high school agricultural building on March 22 for organization under instructor G A McDonald. Officers chosen for the year: Warren Dezers president Lyle Tennant vice president Maurice Von Wald treasurer Robert Pylman secretary Harry Boyer recorder. A committee of Roy McLean Lyle Tennant and Robert Pylmen will plan the next meeting. Meetings set for first Saturday monthly with special meetings as needed. McDonald discussed brood sow feeding and care and Eggers explained record book use. Fourteen of 22 members attended.
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Gettysburg
Pig Club
High School
G. A. McDonald
Warren ‘Dezers
Lyle Tennant
Maurice von Wald
Robert Pylman
Harry Boyer
McDonald
Roy McLean
Lyle ‘Tennant
Robert Pylmen
JS Warren ‘Eggers
Mr. McDonald
Scout Tests Given By Committee Head Boy Scouts Troop 3
Scout meetings at the Methodist church gathered Monday evening at seven with half hour of basketball before the session. Scoutmaster Wilcox led attendance and the pledge. A past due notice was approved for members not attending or paying dues. Rev Lochridge chaired the troop committee. Black Bear patrol won the Scout baseball game before the meeting closed with the Scout laws.
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Methodist Church
George M. Wilcox
J. E. Lochridge
Black Bear Patrol
Beadle Club Studies Sow Litter Project
Beadle East Side Pig Club met at St Williams hall March 21 seeking guidance on sow litter project. County agent H. F. Cave introduced the new secretary for the Sow and Pigs program and discussed Farrowing preparation.
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Beadle Club
Beadle
St Williams
Cave
Jay Parker Wins Award For Story
Jay Parker a seventh grade student at the Parker schools won second place in a story contest run by Young Citizens for March per editor Miss Aleen Ericson. His article on What Our League has Done with the Major C. EL. Project describes fundraising efforts, a wood supply contract with Chey river driftwood, a wool bee, garden and art activities, and plans for future purchases including Sir Galahad or The Song of the Lark.
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Jay Parker
Grace
Parker
Young Citizens For March
Aleen Ericson
Jay
C. EL
Chey River
Lozrd
Haxken County
Washington
Lincoln
Galahad
Rhealtint
Club Girls Select Complete Costumes for Wardrobe Study
The 4 H club of Clark County plans a full wardrobe project assigning Sara May Reese Longstad Vern Morgan and Alice Blay enburg to assemble outfits for Eleanor Lewis Ethel Glitz and Margaret Mortis. March meeting at Miss Elia Lewis home chaired by Ethel Glitz featured roll call, pledge, dress-cut instructions and upcoming demonstrations by Merle Songstad and Alice Blankenburg plus Morgan on ornaments.
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Clrk County
Poe
Sara May Reese
Longstad
Vern Morgan
Alice Blayenburg
Eleanor Lewis
Ethel Glits
Margaret Mortis
Elia Lewis
Ethel Glitz
Sik Textile
Lucile Eberley
Merle Songstad
Alice Blankenburg
Vor Morgan
Alice B. Blankenbury
Eleasher Lewis
Vera Morgan
Eggers Couple Set to Return from California Trip
Fred C. Eggers, executive in charge of the Central South Dekeota Boy Scout area, and his wife are driving home from California. They planned the overland trip via Raton Pass and Denver and expect to reach Harom by April 1 or shortly before.
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Fred C. Eggers
Central South
Dekeota
California
Raton Pass
Denver
Mr. Eggers
Harom
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