Beef cattle prospects good say federal official in Huron
J R Howard, field representative of the Federal Farm Board and ex head of the American Farm Bureau, visited Huron and argued beef cattle can be profitably raised in select regions. He cited South Dakota’s grazing land and corn for finishing as promising, urged cooperative marketing, and urged farmers to study which crops fit each area. His son, Robert P. Howard, is the South Dakota AP correspondent.
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J. R. Howard
Huron
Howard
Federal Farm Board
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
South Dakota
Robert P. Howard
The
Associated Press
Norbeck On Wheat Surplus Debate In Congress
Senator Norbeck argues there is no surplus of wheat while acknowledging demand may exist abroad He notes war time acreage and current stocks with the Farm Board holding reserves and storage elevators under strain Producers face low prices as markets falter and the surplus debate remains unresolved amid shifting global demand and domestic policy.
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Congress
Norbeck
Atlantic
China
India
Canada
Russia
Rumania
Fe Ferm Board
Ersell
Norireck
Hayti Harald Endorses Bituminous Highway Experiment
The Hayti Harald Enterprise voices favorable views on bituminous surfacing after state plans to pave sixty miles this season. Editor Nohner, once a paving critic, supports paving where gravel is inadequate but farm-to-market roads remain priority. The paper notes a 70 mile test and calls for careful evaluation of cost, durability, and broader highway goals in South Dakota.
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Hayti Harald
State Highway Commission
Nohner
Wiater
Haytl
South Dakota
The Communistic Menace in Akron Plot Exposure
The Akron case reveals a planned attempt to destroy the largest dirigible, likely influenced by communist sympathies. The article warns of the menace posed by such groups, noting past IWW disturbances and urging firm governmental action to prevent violence and sabotage.
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Argus-Leader
Akron
Ohio
South
Half loaf is good in Omaha World Herald piece on river transport
A Nebraska legislature debate quotes Representative O Malley on river development and cheap water transportation. The piece argues lower costs for grain, livestock, and other goods would boost Nebraska farming and industry, while noting barges are unsuitable for perishables and stressing a broader economic gain for the state.
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Omaha World-Herald
Missouri River
Nebraska
O'Malley
Nebraska Fermert
Uncle Bam
Lender Writing Critiques Attorneys Abuse in Court Trials
Heywood Broan decries frequent use of witgomas by attorneys in trials. He cites insults to reputable citizens on the witness stand in New York and Southern courts. He argues witnesses deserve respect equal to the court and notes assaults sometimes result from such confrontations.
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New York Works-Telegram
Heywood Broan
New York
New York City
Spink Girl Wins Free Trip Prize At 4-H Short Course
Miss Ethel Kii of Doland, a 4-H Polly Prim member, won the Roas Davies prize for girls and will attend the Junior Short Course next December. She wrote a quot.best accountquot. of the 1930 short course from a girl's point of view, detailing Brookings hospitality, 4-H activities, classes, and a grand party in the college gym.
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Ethel Kii
Polly Prim
Doland
Roas Davies
Brookings
South Dakota
Susan Z. Wilder
Polly Johnson
Farmer's Wife Magazine
Inter
Plucky Girl Scouts Earn Modern Cabin
A Gray Squirrel troop from Sherpeville Pennsylvania announces a feat toward a cabin of their own after long distance flights endurance tests and speed contests.
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Girl Scouts
Gray Squirrel
League Boy Wins First Prize in State Story Contest
A young student recounts winning first prize in a state story contest. He recalls his mother’s pride after reading about his achievement and notes the joy of sharing the moment with family and school. He reflects on telling his teacher about the win and the happiness it brought to his mother.
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Pis Parryi
Eibeyie
Aleen Erickson
Allaiben
Troop 5 Appoints New Patrol Heads
Huron Boy Scouts troop 5 named two new patrol leaders at a March 2 meeting. Gerald Snedigar leads the Swallow patrol and Marshall Townsend heads the Beaver patrol, with Snedigar named associate member George Crowell. Harold Scudamere remains senior patrol leader.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Gerald Snedigar
Marshall Townsend
Beaver Patrol
George Crowell
Harold Scudamere
Irving Acxelrad
E. J. Calendine
Jack Newman
Douglas Cone
Cone
Forest Nelson
Glenn Small
Dee Crawford
Thrift
Kendall Strickland
Crawford
Wessington Girls Plan Banquet and Camp Fund Drive
Wessington grade girls meeting outlines plans for a mother daughter banquet in April at the Welsington community hall. They will make crepe paper boats and nut baskets, contribute to Camp Wilson at Lake Byron, and discuss earning money for summer camp through activities and a carnival with the high club.
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I . Wessington
Wessington
Rowena Kobsahm
Wakey
Aeview
Welsington
Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Delores Shea
Huron
Louise French
Wall
Lake Byroc
Misa Jean DeHaven
Witb
Third Grade Pupil Writes Bubble Poem
Gloria Smith a third grade pupil from Broadland writes about Billy Bubbles a young boy about six with a sister and a little brother. He loves blowing bubbles using soapy water and watch him mix water soap for bubbles.
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Gloria Smith
Broadland Mehoola
Billy Bubbles
Billy
Cindy Mel
Dentar
Lee
Jane
Roy
Radio Features The Best In Radioland Night Schedule
Radio editor notes Downey’s return after laryngitis boosts 520,000 in unfilled engagements. San Juan reports WKAQ tests late night from 2 to 4 am on 890 kcs. WEAF marks Arthur Bagley’s seventh anniversary with 20 broadcasts weekly. Highlights include Nye at National Radio Forum and a schedule across WABC WEAF WJZ networks with operas and plays.
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New York
Mer
Morton Downey
Downey
Radio Playhouse
WABC
Radio
NBC
Arthur Bagley
WEAF
Andy Sannella
Lew Raderman
Frank Banta
Ape and Fields
Weaf and Chain
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Marriage News and Local Visits
Zing Word reports the marriage last week of Theodore Koepp of Watertown to a local bride. Koepp, brother of C. F. Koepp and August and W. A. Ritschlag, visits Huron. Other locals, including Ralph Longstaff, W. J. Montgomery family, A. B. Fairbenk and son John, Minnie Dahlgren, Carl Mouser, Mrs. Joe Cronk, Milnord Blum, Wilbur Joyce, and travels to Minneapolis, Pierre, New York, and Mindixon, Wis, are noted among arrivals and visits.
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Pierre
W. J. Montgomery
Sioux City
Polate
Wisconsin
Texas
Mexico
A. B. Fairbenk
John
New York City
Minnie Dahlgren
Dell Rapids
Carl Mouser
Joe Cronk
Leed
Bee
Milnord Blum
Mindixon
Wis
Wilbur Joyce
Minneapolis
Health Champion Leads Miners Sewing Club Meeting
The Wee Wee Sewers club of Min er county led by Josephine Sundell met at A. O. Culver home on March 22. Members inspected laundry bags and discussed colors and types of HPC items. A light lunch was served by Mrs Culver at the close. Sundell was Booth Dekots's health champion last year.
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Wee Wee Sewers
Miner‘county
Josephine Sundell
Peter Te
Mre Culver
Miss Sundell
Booth Dekots
Bank District Reports February Strength, March Slump
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis says February activity in the ninth district was slightly higher than January but dipped in early March. Unusually mild weather boosted farm activity while broader business remained weak, with bank debits and city deposits showing declines and veterans loans rising due to new legislation.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
South Dakota
Oviatt's Celebrate Opening New Home
A centennial celebration of the International Harvester reaper origin was tied to the opening of Frank Oviatt de Nohre’s new brick home on Wisconsin Avenue and Second Street. Nearly 300 farmers viewed a replica reaper, a noon free lunch was served, and a film titled The Romance of the Reaper traced the device from McCormick’s first public demo to modern harvesters.
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International Harvester Company
Frank Oviatt de Non
Reaper
McCormick
Virginia
CG. D. Ruhlman
Branch
International Harvester
Watertown
Cviatt
Wisconsin Avenue
Second Street
Oviatt
Ethan Bank Increases Capital Stock In Pierre
Ethan Bank increases its capital stock from 20000 to 25000 dollars marking the second rise in four years. In December 1928 stockholders raised from 13500 to 20000 and now the bank receives its certificate from the superintendent of banks in Pierre authorizing the second increase leaving eight thousand dollars in the undivided profit account of thirty three thousand dollars capital and profits.
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Ethan Bank
ETHAN
Bank of Ethen
Pierre
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