Added service shows railways facing new transport rivals
The Chicago and North Western plans a door to door freight service across parts of its territory signaling a shift to meet competition from buses and private cars. Experts note rail traffic fell as private autos grew, urging improved and cheaper rail service to regain passengers and freight share.
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Chicago and North Western Railway
John T. Flynn
Collier's Weekly
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pasenger
North Western
Dishonest Newspaper Speaks Before Mencals Group
Adolph Odha publisher of the New York Times spoke to a gathering in New York about press integrity. He highlighted challenges facing modern journalism and urged publication to uphold accuracy and transparency amid rising scrutiny.
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Mencals
Adolph 8
Odha
New York Times
Ochs On Newspapers And Honest Reporting
The piece cites Mr. Ochs praising the New York Times as a premier publication and condemning dishonesty and venality in journalism. It echoes Franklin's proverb that honesty is the best policy and urges trust in the public information role of newspapers, condemning claims of ulterior motives as often self-serving.
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Ocha Facoe
Recet
New York Times
Becauze
America
Ochs
Franklin
Mr. Ochs
Press Comment Progress on Ruwber Tires
The article notes automotive industry as a key economic indicator and cites government figures showing roughly one in ten livelihoods tied to autos. It highlights 1990 as a depressed year yet 3.5 million automobiles manufactured and sold, and forecasts a notable revival with economies leading to increased new car purchases and broader industry stimulation.
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Chicago News
Lewis and Dreiser clash over provocation and merit
A critic writes that Lewis provoked Dreiser by attacking his work An American Tragedy and argues both men failed to resolve the feud. The piece mocks Lewis as a quitter while praising neither side, suggesting a tarnished Nobel worthiness and missed dramatic confrontation.
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Lewis
Dreger
Dreiser
Murist
Bass
Bowdy Prise
Akron Flot A Serious Charge Against Paul Kesey
Kansas City Star II reports a grave accusation linked to the naval airship Akron under construction. An unnamed mechanic, Zommy, allegedly removed two stabilizer rivets to weaken the craft, risking loss of control. Kommy is described as a communist sympathizer amid crew tensions and possible mutiny.
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TE Akron
Kansas City Star II
Paul Kesey
Gentroy
Naval
Steahip Akron
Zommy
Kommy Ia
Tawad
Fragmented OCR shows unclear memo style text
The readable fragments describe a discussion about timing and use of a table with reference to a venue and participants. Names and concrete events are obscured by garbled OCR making precise details uncertain.
Spink Clubbers Plan 4 H Rally in Spink County
Spink County 4 H clubbers organize a rally at Brookings with club agent and extension specialist, featuring address by Rev Keagy, Ethel Kitterman review of the 1930 junior short course, and Howard Ross presenting a Chicago congress review. Stunts, uniforms, and singing planned. two year veterans honored. parade with club caps noted. Also reports a Good Roads fair rally in Rapid City with 118 participants from multiple counties. Ni Tend clothing club wins first prize. largest delegation from Lawrence County.
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Brookings
Keagy
M. B. Church
Ethel Kitterman
Polly Prime-H
Doland
Howard Ross
Spink
Cham*pion
Nationalle Club
Chicago
Ping Z
Roy Sweet
Spink County
Black Hills
Repid City
Lawrence
Butte
Pennington
Custer
Jacks
Vetry
H. M. Jones
Ni- Tend
Lawrence County
Baby Pork Project Sees Profit Rise Across Counties
Four club baby pork initiatives claim higher profitability this year with predictions of low prices at Tollewent and expanding club work in Brule Jerautd Lyman and Mand counties. Mr Shaw notes last year’s strong showing with 64 club members and 67 pigs entered at the state fair where Henrad Wette land claimed grand champion and pen of pork.
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Butalo
Brule
Jerautd
Lyman
Mand
Buffalo County
Shaw
Six Huron Boys Initiated Into Troop
Six Huron boys were initiated on Wednesday as new troop members. Russell Kuba John Wilson and DeVere Willian joined alongside two visitors Donald Paterson and Bobbie Seeks wart. Orion and Leo patrols conducted a joint meeting practicing first aid knot tying and signaling to prepare for the court of honor next Timley. A. M. Haskell elected the troop Jews. The boys recited a pledge and sang Tepe.
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Tepe
New Dairy Foods Club Organized At Yale
Yale forms a dairy foods club with 11 members led by Mr Franc Egger, noted as the county’s first dairy foods club per Miss Sara L. Dewing home demonstration agent. Kathryn Davis heads a first year canning club at Yale, aided by Mrs Thelma Garry, and a Bank clothing club organized at Morningside with Mrs Fred Dunker as local leader, totaling 11 members.
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Yale
Franc Egger
Sara L. Dewing
Kathryn Davis
Thia Ub
Thelma Garry
First Bank
Morningside
Fred Dunker
Dewing
Club Camp Program Highlights New York Topics for 4-H
The 4-H club camps for the coming summer unveil a busy curriculum. Girls will explore stick lettering, portfolio projects, personal expenses, nutrition, outdoors, a tea and health activities while boys study soils, demonstration teams, record keeping, recreation, livestock judging, and sire selection. A new campfire program, active games, and club stunts are planned, with wide student interest expected.
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New York
Jaca
Students Award Y C L Boy's Story From Contest
Kenneth Beedle, a pupil at See ley C I Valley district No.1, earned honorable mention in the April Y C L contest for a story using provided words. The tale centers on Toto, a young Japanese orphan hired as a messenger, who encounters Mr Brown and a curmudgeonly man with a discarded dish as a prize.
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Kenneth Beedle
Seeley
Toto
Debate at Sally County social meeting features purebred vs grades
The Over The Top Low Litter club reported by Vivian Peterson held a debate on the topic Resolved that purebred hoes are more profitable than grades. Orville-Rivenes supported the affirmative, Stanley. Feterre backed the negative. Judges Byron Clare Hoover declared the affirmative winner amid lively afterglow with songs and dancing to close.
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Debais
Aedal
Sally County
Vivian Peterson
Orville-Rivenes
Stanley. Fetere
Orville
Ethel McGuilvery
Ethel Riveness
Stanley Wes
Dorothy McGuilvery
Byron
Clare
Hoover
Washington Reserves Candy Sale Event Report
Washington reserves plan a candy sale. Sims Coursey gave a talk on the inter esd. Girt Recerve senterecce spoke at the event. The reporter notes confusion in spelling and names. The observer lists participants including Mrs Seed Wilsted and Miss Loules Franch with March 31 references.
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Washington
Mage
Washington Reporter
Baca
Mandy
Sale Bea Telk
Kodebury
Penn
Loules Franch
Seed Wilsted
Tapalley
Girl Reserve Orgami Work Committee Update
A work committee discussed the group's activities and future plans for the Girl Reserve, focusing on organizational tasks and program development. Details remain informal and participants emphasized continued collaboration and community engagement.
Debate Echoes and Federal Court Ruling Cited in State News
A letter to editors recounts Webster and Haynes debate influencing senate mood. It cites Gov Norbeck, the Elements, and a Sioux Falls federal case on rural credit deposits, detailing judge Elliott's ruling and bank deposit practices over seven years amid political contention.
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Editos
Webster
Haynes
South
Senate
Mariner
Imall
Giddings
George Norbeck
Peter Norbeck
McMaster
Gunderson
Sconer
Norbeck
J. D. Eliott
Sioux Walls
Gh Bank
Ewert
Fiviott
Norpente
Norbeck claims governor aided in Rural Credits scandal
Mitchell of South Dakota accuses Norbeck and McMaster of knowledge and participation in Rural Credits Fund misdeeds. He alleges deposits by A W Ewert violated state law with board awareness. A press correction clarifies board knowledge, not absence of it, and Norbeck’s political aspirations are contrasted with Mitchell’s Senate bid.
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Rural Credits Board
Rural Credits
Ps1
McMaster
Norbeck
Federal Court of Appeals
District Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
A. W. Ewert
State Mural Credit Board
Sine
National Bank of Commerce
Council For
A. P. Association
Associated Press
Supremay
Statf
Pierre
Credi
United States Senate
Lake Norden Youth Seriously Injured in Sleet Crash
Efforts at a Watertown hospital aim to save the eyesight of Ernest Olsen a 14 year old Lake Norden boy after a January crash in a sleet storm that also left his mother with scalp injuries his sister hurt and his father uninjured. A Carthage high school operetta "Rings in the Saw Dust" directed by Esta Brooks was staged last Tuesday night to a large crowd.
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Watertown
Mar
Ernest Olsen
Lake Norden
Burt
Olson
Carthage
Theigh School
Misa Esta Brooks
Feels Finer Than In Twenty Years
Mortis M. Lee, a Minneapolis contractor, recounts improved health after taking Sargon. He says his stomach trouble and headaches vanished in four weeks, with better digestion and sleep, and credits Loncoff Drug Co for the sale.
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Mortis
M. Lee
Third
Minneapolis
Loncetoff ‘Drug Co
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