South Dakota History Notes and River Development Debate
A March 29 South Dakota history column recalls Isaac Lincoln and Tom Aberdeen birth details, Civil War veteran Robert T. Warner’s death, and B. M. Lawrence’s career. It weighs Missouri River development hopes and funding, urging regional urgency while warning caution about shifts in policy and administration.
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South Dakota
Isaac Lincoln
Tom Aberdeen
Brounswick
Maine
Creat
Yankton
Quinguinto
P. I
South
Eastern State Normal
Madison
Hoover to Take Rest Aboard Mayflower For Fishing
The past presidents have sought rest aboard government property. President Hoover plans to turn the Mayflower back to the navy and fish near Washington for short relaxation. He believes a president deserves true leisure away from the retinue and public spectacle.
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Hoover
Navy
Jose
Ibly
Washington
Tameraman
STREAM POLLUTION IN BLACK HILLS PROMPTS MINING FISHING DILEMMA
Residents wrestle with a choice between mining and trout fishing as a resurrected Keystone gold mine begins cyanide processing to reclaim gold, following prior methods that failed to yield results.
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Black Hills
Keystone
Water pollution stirs trout stream protest amid Keystone mining hopes
The article discusses cyanide pollution in Battle Creek harming trout and provoking local protest. It notes Keystone’s mining revival as a potential economic boost and the community’s struggle to balance environmental concerns with industry. The Hitchcock News Leader marks its forty third year and praises its community contributions, while Brookings radio moves to Watertown under the Watertown Public Opinion.
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Battle Creek
Black Hills
Hitchcock News-Leader
The
News- Leader
Brookings
Watertown
Public Opinion
Petey Norbeck
The Shaping of Farm Relief Policy Under Hoover
The piece argues President Hoover will pursue farm relief through tariff adjustments and market support while avoiding direct government management of agriculture. It endorses a flexible federal farm relief board with broad power to respond to emergencies, and notes continuing consultation with educators and cautious steps to prevent rigid schemes. Europe’s stability is discussed, with reparations and global markets shaping the outlook for 1930.
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FAM Relief
Minneapolis Journal
Hoover
Congress
Guiring
White House
Federel Board For
Europe
New York
M. Poincare
Warsaw
Marshal Pilsudski
Germany
Mussolini
Moscny
Daranty
Kremlin
Newspapers the Goat S in Sioux City Journal
Discussion on public duties of newspapers and limits of libel. It argues newspapers cannot be detective judge or jury and must be accurate and discreet to avoid libel while individuals have rights to expose vice and start prosecutions.
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Sioux City Journal
Sixty Women Seek Seats In Parliament At Next Election
London report notes a record number of women candidates in the forthcoming general election after suffrage expansion to five million women aged 21 to 30. Many are young graduates or daughters of prominent figures. Lady Astor seeks reelection. Hon Mary Pickford runs in Lancashire. Megan Lloyd George also seeks a seat. The National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies pushes female voter involvement and support for women candidates.
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South Dakota
Offee
United States
Rapid City Journal
William H. McMaster
West River
Journal
Hig
William J. Bulow
McMaster
Bulow
London
House of Commons
Labor Party
Hilton Philipson
Famipson
Astor
Virginia
Lord Astor
Lady Astor
Atlantic
Conmons
Sutton
Plymouth
Mary Pickford
Lancashire
Megan Lloyd George
Houe of Commons
The
National Union of Societies For
Miilicent Fawcett
Dame Millicent Fawcett
Over
Twenty Years Ago in lduron Prairie Fire and Local Moves
Twenty years ago today the county suffered its worst prairie fire with strong northwest winds. Early forenoon warmth gave way to a windstorm as the blaze spread, causing loss of life and severe property damage. Meanwhile locals, including Mrs. E. J. Hoskin and several residents, made visits or travels to nearby towns like Wayland and Vermillion as spring plans formed.
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P. Carson
Scotland
Merriman
Aarroid
D. al Sauer
Minneapolis
T. A. Null, Esq
Minols
Pierre
George Longstaff
Webster City
W. E. Finch Teft
Sioux City
Cleve
University At
Vermillion
Roth
Sfturon
E. J. Hoskin
Wayland
R. Hasnam
Fred Nuttive
Business trip notes from Hismarck and Hot Springs
Fred Drake returned from Madison Thursday evening while Mrs Frank Thompson Jett will leave for Hot Springs Friday morning. Miss Mable Hoskin granddaughter of HI Hoskin, has been in the commercial department for two terms and leaves Friday for a bookkeeper and stenographer role in a Rockham hardware firm.
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Hismarck
N. D
Fred Drake
Madison
Frank Thompson Jett
Hot Springs
Mable Hoskin
HI. J. Hoskin
Rockham
Radio Schedule Glitches Across Cities Tonight
Central time radio listings show a jam of evening programs from Chicago to Des Moines and beyond. Bands, orchestras, and talk formats fill the night with Square-key times and varied hosts across multiple stations such as KYW WBBE WLS KFAB and KDKA.
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Associated Press
Orch
WBBE
Chicago Orchestra
National Forum
Chicago
Rusk
Vandeville
Circus
Nighthawks
Ensemble
Radio Midwalker
Flavio Plasencia
Broadway
Knights of the Bath
WLS
Quinte
Symphony Orchestra
Des Moines
O—News
Nes
Dane i
Wii Detratt
Broadi Joné
Harestra
Amos
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St. S
EB. Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Prea
Treas
G. BP. McCannon
Robert D. Gusk
Sac
Postoffice of Huron
National
Pruddem, King & Prudden, Inc
North Michigan Ave
Madison Ave
Montgomery St
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Leary
Seattle
Bis
Focal News
Audit Bureau of Circulation
James W. Good
Missouri
Kansas City
Dakota
Panama Canal
Lindbergh
Spirit
Huron Air Port
Ryan
Rapid Air Lines, Inc
Wowo Fe
Wayne—sicn
Lutheran Chapel
Sesice
KFAB
Lincoln
Orenestra Hony
Orea
Wceo Minneapllis
St. Tay
Tria
Nationa
Wyne
Ozekes
EAF
Ren Pollauk
Wil New York
Department O of Commence
Galdman Bard
Billie Tones
Shuicher
Bean Hale Bears
Acton
Hem Ward
Sear
Nash
Nash Service
D. Urquhart & & Sons, Inc
Roma Glass
Thema
Thoma
Tolan
Ous Palling
Fair City Paint & Sei CO
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