Who Is to Blame for Tariff Bill Shortcomings
The Minneapolis Tribune criticizes the tariff bill as inadequate and urges accountability for agriculture's relief. It blames Republican leadership, coalitionists, and failed Washington representation, arguing some lawmakers prioritized sustaining issues over delivering agricultural protection. The Evening Huronite questions Congress as apologists for agriculture and calls for retirements if reps cannot secure results.
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Senate
Minneapolis Tribune
the Tribune
Congress
Washington
Middle West
Danforth to Speak in Sioux Falls on April 2 for Senate Bid
George J. Danforth will deliver his first public address in Sioux Falls as he seeks the Republican nomination for senator. He is expected to outline views on tariff and agricultural relief, defend a protective tariff, and emphasize practical action over partisan disputes within the party.
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Danforth
George J. Danforth
Sioux Falls
McMaster
Politician backs practical tariffs over unfunded ideas
The speaker argues it is folly to chase wild eyed proposals that cannot become law. He favors concrete tariff schedules benefiting agriculture and warns against delaying tactics. He urges building influence with those who can implement policies and acting decisively when aligned powers exist.
Advertising Vision from Earnest Elmo Calkins
Advertising expert Earnest Elmo Calkins argues that the present slowdown is psychological, not due to wealth loss. He says the machinery of commerce remains sound and that advertising is increasingly essential as consumers hesitate. He contends growth depends on money in circulation and urges more advertising during hard sales.
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Earnest Elmo Calkins
Mr. Calkins
The Garden Faith and Seed Catalogue Reverie
The piece extols a gardener's devotion to flowers as a form of quiet prayer. It lauds seed catalogues for guiding and inspiring the art, noting gardens entwine faith, patience, and labor. It contrasts dreamt gardens with catalogues, claiming true beauty grows from personal care.
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Thomas Edward Brown
Amity in the Caribbean diplomacy over force policy
The United States directs Caribbean policy via diplomacy rather than Marines, preventing bloodshed in the Dominican Republic where General Arena and President Vasquez were counseled to avoidRecognition. The approach, seen as a shift from Monroe doctrine reliance, includes whittling Marine presence in Nicaragua and pursuing ministerial representation to foster amity.
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Minneapolis Journal
United States
Caribbean
State Department
Latin America
Legation
Arena
Vasquez
Urena
Hoover
Haiti
Nicaragua
Law
Otate
Zzo
Taming of the Shrew on Screen at United Artists
A vivid review of the Bathing Taming of the Shrew presented by A. A. United Artists with Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Clyde Cook Edwin Maxwell and Joseph Cawthorn. The piece praises humor restraint and the cast while noting strong performances by Fairbanks and Pickford and a lively Harlem musical finale and various acts.
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United Artists
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Clyde Cook
Edwin Maxwell
Joseph Cawtorn
Doug
Mary
Gramnio
Baptista
Harlem
Keepy -Shufflin
Messi Acome
Cotton Club
Weaver Brothers
Orpheum
Johnnie Arthur
Paramount
Quicer in tersible shape sparks tax and welding talk
Darrell Richards reports Quicer was in tersible condition needing a neg acia tex in the starter and a spring welded with an asinine torch. A Spearfish figure derisively imitates Mrs Malaprop explaining tithes to a toastmaster, contrasting titles like Father and Reverner.
Dear A B and the Huron steak letter page
A lively reader correspondence section features a chatty mix of humor notes and letters from Chicago and the Pacific coast. Contributors joke about a town debate with Indians and steak, discuss stage favorites, and request reader participation. A humorous inspector looks at local columns and asks about first jobs and classroom talkies training.
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Huron
Daisy
Jimmy Durante
A Clair
Mac
Chicago
Michel
Morse Ave
BL P. S
Miguel
Oak Park
Pacific
Voice
Talkies
4-H Dairy Club Offers State Prizes and Trip
South Dakota 4-H dairy club members may win county and state prizes from the linseed meal educational committee. A gold medal prize will go to the champion in each county with five or more advanced dairy members. A $70 educational trip to the National Dairy Exposition in St Louis is offered to the state champion. Eligible members must have at least three years enrolled, and competition centers on butterfat production from owned cows with records. Details from H M Jones at Brookings.
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South Dakota
G. Herbink
State College
St.Louis
H. M. Jones
Brookings
4-H Club Girls Share Similar Games With Brothers
A survey of 148 boys and 252 girls aged just over 15 in Ohio shows girls share many games with brothers, from horseshoes to bowling. Boys favor baseball with 111 players, and high numbers join horseshoes, basketball, and football. girls favor croquet, volleyball, recreation ball, basketball, and some baseball, tennis, and football.
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Ohio
State essay and speaking contest closes April first
Enrollment nears eight thousand entries with more to come for the Izaak Walton League led contest in South Dakota. Mrs Margaret Neal heads the event sponsored by the state fish and game department and the Izaak Walton League South Dakota chapter. Entries may be filed until April 1. Eligible elementary students age under 24 may enter. The topic for both speech and writing is Conservation of Natural Resources Including Woods Waters and Wildlife in South Dakota.
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Young Citizens League
Margaret Neal
State Fish and Geome Department
South Dakota
Izaak. Walton League
C. L
Lake Preston District Declamatory Contest Highlights
Lower classmen will enter a special contest. Lake Preston sent Selma Hedberg Eugene Le Fegg God and Take Your Own Part was read by Selita Hedberg and Wendell Bid presented Other Foundations. Lake Preston hopes to advance to regional and invitational state contests with students Bessie Swarts Charlotte Smith and Frances Rich named for Yorkton college event May 28. Four others signaled tryouts Murdock Johnser Lowell Hookie Vestal Falconer and Eugene Lewis. No seniors will be lined up to allow younger participants to gain experience.
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Selma Hedberg
Eugene
Lewis
Wendell Bid
Lake Preston
le Smet
Eugene Le“Fegg
Selita Hedberg
Brookings
Elkton
White
Tooquail
Arlington
Volga
Oldham
D2 Smet
Murdock Johnser
Lowell Hookie
Vestal Falconer
Eugene Lewis
Linehydee
Doland High School Declama tory Finalists Named
Doland high school held a three section declamatory finals with 12 contestants judged by C. Reutter head of Huron high school public speaking. Winners were Elmer Glanzer dramatic Frances Humphrey and Bernice Liebig humorous.
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Huron
Doland
Dy C. Reutter
Huron High School
McReutter
Vesta Paul
Frances Humphrey
Bernadine Hansen
Opal Gelston
Emery Bell
Bernice Liebig
Winnie Cooper
Ethel Kitterman
Elmer Glanzer
Doland Highschool
Eva Hegglund
Play Is Presented By Wessington Girls
The Wessington grade school Girl Reserve club met at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon March 26. President Glendaly Mitchell called the meeting to order. Treasures reports showed 21.21 in the bank. Plans were made for a Mother Daughter banquet and candy sales at the Junior play. Participants included Mary Foree Ruth Hutelsinson Mildred Gifford Erdene Hulbert and Echo Munion. The program theme stressed prevention over creation.
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Wessington
Mary Force
Glendaly Mitchell
Mildred McElrath
Deloris Shea
Mary Foree
Ruth Hutelsinson
Mildred Gifford
Erdene Hulbert
Echo Munion
Sunday School Boys Win Class Attendance Contest
The Lake Preston Sunday school boys class ended a attendance contest with a party for winners. Vernon McDougall captained the losers who hosted a party for Milo Kiel and the victors at teacher Miss Rosamond Gdegaard home. Thirteen boys attended two baseball games and later refreshments. A further contest is planned with a hoped for picnic if weather permits.
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Lake Preston
Vernon McDougall
Caplin
Milo Kiel
Rosamond Gdegaard
Junior Cast Named Annual Class Play The Arrival of Kitty
The Lake Preston junior class selects The Arrival of Kitty for presentation with a cast led by William Winkler played by William Miller and including Robbie Baxter Arnold Eid Benjamin More Harold Wilkinson Ting Howard Beck Aunt Jane Belva Garlock Jane Pearl Jensen Suzette Slice Larsen Sam Porter Rich and Kitty Florence Omdalen. Directed by Mrs Alseti junior class advisor.
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Kitty
Lake Preston
Wiliam Winkler
William Miller
Robbie Baxter
Arnold Eid
Benjamin More
Harold Wilkinson
Ting
Howard Beck
Jane
Belva Garlock
Pearl Jensen
Suzette
Slice Larsen
Sam
Porter Rich
Florence Omdalen
Mrs. Alseti
Climbing Citizens Study Major Project At Gable School
The Climbing Citizens of Gable school in Custer township held their seventh meeting on March 26 with President Marietta Evans presiding. New members Wayne Coddington Dyvight Randall and Joe Donnelly joined the league. Mariella Evans and Albert Bittermeister Jr won top prizes in a school picture contest. The major project this year is study of pictures including Song of the Lark and The Blue Boy. Next meeting set for April 40 per Corresponding secretary Albert Hintermeister.
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Gable School
Custer Township
Marietta
Evans
George McMains
Wayne Coddington
Dyvight Randall
Joe Donnelly
Vivian McCoy
Breton
Yvonne Lambert
Gainsborough
Miss Wiese
Mariella Evans
Albert Bittermeister, Jr
Tenc
Fannie Albers
Albert” Hintermeister
Wedsington High Girls Reserve Plan Mother-Daughter Banquet
The Wedsington high school Girl Reserve club met on March 26 to plan a Mother-Daughter banquet slated for April. Members discussed conference attendance at Miler and some planned to accept invitations. Several reserves aim to earn the cub ring and rules were read to the 17 members.
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Hish
Wedsington High School
Miler
Huron Girl Scouts Hold Meeting at Guild Hall
The Huron Girl Scouts of the Episcopal group met in the guild hall on March 27 in the afternoon. Miss Sadia Haines, principal attendee, was noted in the briefing.
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Se Episcopal Group
Guild Hell
Sadia’ Haines
Pir
Pig Club Organizes At Wolsey Thursday
The Pig Club at Wolsey organized on Thursday with Michael Six as president and Roberg as assistant. Officers named include Jay Salisbury president Jesse Robbins vice president and Harry Salisbury secretary treasurer. The club plans its regular meeting with the Xiwanie Dairy Club.
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Wolsey
Beadle
Cave
Couny
Michael
Dusse Roberg
Jay Salisbury
Jesse Rowberts
Harry Salisbury
Xiwanie Dairy
Organized Club Forms Dairy Project in Nance Township
R A Care organises a club in Nance township to organize a new dairy dairy for the county. Six members have signed on and it is expected others will enroll. Mr Care will lead a discussion on buying animals for the project.
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R. A. Care
Szent. Wert
Nance Township
Wlary
Care
ELECT OFFICERS OF WE SERVE CO OF CHARLES COUNTY
The We Serve Co of Charles County elected officers at a big week event. Clarence Seefeldt is the new president and Leona Gully the second treasurer. Rollgall was announced as? by the giving of riddles.
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Co. B
Chars County
Clarence Seefeldt
Leona Gully
Rollgall
Years Ago Today Ta Ifureen and Local Movements
Local items note Frank D Burke leaving for Aberdeen with a party and Amos Leslie arriving from Town to live with his parents. Ethel Beldes returns from Council Bluffs visit. Jay Rogers party plans to settle here. John Sauer returns from California. Mrs Sauer to stay longer. Frank Cotum resumes college studies after spring break in Parker. H J McGarvey travels to Highmore then Saint Paul for spring sample line. Lois Lochers returns from Minnesota trip. M P Bowen visits from Milwaukee. A marriage license issued to William Knoutz and Elvira Grace. Doyle family travels to Minneapolis due to illness in the mother’s family.
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Frank D. Burke
Aberdeen
Amos Leslie
Ciy Uns
George Leslie
Ethel Beldes
Cowscil Bluffs
Sioux Cig
Jay Rogers
John A. Sauer
California
Mrs. Sauer
Frank Cotum
Aeter
Parker
H. J. McGarvey
Highmore
S. Paul
Wiss Limsie Lochers
Tracey and Garvin
Minn
Bronx
Ings
M. P. Bowen
Milwaukee
Wig
G. S.kutchinson
Toliam Knoutz
Huron
Elvira Grace
Esmond
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Lusk-Mitchele Newspapers. Inc
Northwest
Republican Party
Christian Science “Monitor
A.B
South ‘Dakota
Hazel Chriatoffersen
Burdette James
Annette Flint
Marvin McNickle
Lake Prestox
Barcelona
Verna Monroe
Arnold Fid
Lake
Preston M
Nicollet Hotel
Minneapolis
Nicollet-Washington
Clark
WCCO
Sdips
Uurys
Aluniys Atna-Ize
D. B. Richards
Lampe Bldg
Sunn
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