Wanted man of the hour to lead South Dakota finances
The piece argues South Dakota needs a decisive leader with financial acumen to salvage a growing debt and tax burden. It cites rural credits obligations and bond payments pending through 1951 plus bonds for cement plants and soldiers bonuses. Director Walter Willy seeks more revenue and a larger levy to cover gaps.
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Roosevelt
Washington
South Dakota
Associated Press
Walter Willy
Causes of Slump: Price Decline Ties Debt to Declining Wages
The piece argues a price drop of about one third in two years explains the slump. It shows how reduced incomes raise debt burdens for families like a $2,500 yearly income with $50 monthly payments, and notes national wealth and debt stability worsen as incomes fall. It warns that “liquidation” hints at widespread debt repayment pressure and foresees inflation of the credit structure when prosperity returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hamilton
United States
Thrift and Bond Investments Emphasized in Wealth Plan
The text argues for limiting debt and preserving wealth by placing a substantial portion in bonds savings banks and mortgages to ensure dollar return and align with prudent investment traditions.
Our Faulty Primary
A reader criticizes the primary system noting illogic in party line breaking. The piece cites North Dakota Republicans voting in Democratic primaries and questions the fairness and practicality of allowing cross party participation in selecting nominees. It argues for preventing voters from aiding a party they do not plan to vote for in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Soviet Nizhni Novgorod plant marks capitalist roots as challenge
Soviet Russia declares completion of a large automobile plant at Nizhni Novgorod costing 119 million dollars with capacity for about 150 000 vehicles. The piece argues the plant relies on Ford designs foreign capital and American engineers, presenting a critique of Marxian control and the supposed challenge to capitalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Russia
Nizhni Novgorod
National Republic
U. S
Russia
Novgorod
Ford
Detroit
United States
Henry Ford
The American theory of government and taxation
Kansas City Star comments on the shift from government for the governed to government for its own benefit. It traces taxation’s rise from 1922 to 1923 and argues the power to tax must remain in the people through their representatives to curb bureaucratic growth and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPI
Alwys
Kansas City Star
England
France
Aident
Congress
Republic
Senate
House of Representatives
America
Plantagenets
American Republic
United States
Mveu
Boy Scouts Plan Spring Indoor Rallies Across South Dakota
The Boy Scouts of Central South Dakota announce a five city indoor rally series led by Fred C. Eggers. Rallies run April 8 Pierre, April 12 Woonsocket, April 13 Howard, April 15 Huron, and April 20 Redfield with 7:20 p.m. starts and ten competitive events including new rope splicing and revised fire making by three scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Central
Isop
Richland Group Forms New 1932 4 H Club
The Richland Sod Busters a new 4 H club led by Roland Leonhardt formed at Richland No 4 school. Members include Joy Lind Randall Fuller Delbert Sweet Maynard Sweet Vern Mack George Ohm Lois Beall and Ferne Beall. Joy Lind elected president with Randall Tuller vice president Lois Beall secretary treasurer Ferne Beall club reporter.
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Richland Group
Richland Sod Busters
Roland Leonhardt
Richland No. 4
Richland Rooters Pig Club
Joy Lind
Randall Tuller
Lois Beall
Ferne Beall
Faye Lind
Jim Fuller
Mary Fuller
Randall Fuller
Delbert Sweet
Maynard Sweet
Vern Mack
George Ohm
Red Wing Leaguers Entertain Friends at School Event
Wayside School hosts a spring Easter program with students speaking on George Washington pieces. S. R. Graves, visiting Chilean teacher, shares experiences and answers questions while Mrs Graves displays Chilean photos. Cream cake is served. guests include county education officials and mothers.
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Wayside School
Manchester
Kingsbury County
Red Wing
Rachael Paterson
Willing Six League of the Wayside School
Audrey Decker
Red Wing League
Young Citizens League
Marcella Christianson
Mavis Paterson
David Harvey
Melhyrn Christianson
George Washington
Kelly
Elizabeth Rowan
Sully 4-H Leaders Hold Spring Conference
Sully county 4-H club leaders for boys and girls met in Onida for the annual spring conference. County Agent A. J. Norgaard and Miss Hermine Neuman reviewed 1931 work, with State Club Leader H. M. Jones guiding plans for the new year. Talks covered new clubs, county goals, rally day in May, camp, health clinics and county and state fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Sully County
Onida
A. J. Norgaard
Hermine Neuman
H. M. Jones
Amendment Question Hidden in Puzzle Clarity
The report notes a club decision to name a different reporter at each meeting and states the next regular session will be held April 22 at the elder home. The fragment references a Lane Buck Amendment and various puzzle like clues across horizontal and vertical entries.
Whittier School Sends Trio to Huron Convention
Three students from Whittier school Valley district No 2 will represent their league at the Huron convention on April 2 Edith Williams secretary of the Loyal league says. First place speakers were Edgar Bassemann Fannie Simpson and Elwood Bassemann with judges Miss Eleanor Pettitt and Miss Michiyo Terada of Huron college.
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Whittier
Huron
Edith Williams
The
Loyal League
Edgar Baseman
Fannie Simpson
Elwood Baseman
Eleanor Pettitt
Michiyo Terada
Huron College
Loyal League elects two delegates to county convention
Edith Williams and Elwood Baseman were chosen as delegates to Beadle county C. L. convention to be held in Haron on April 2 representing the Loyal League of the Whittier school Valley No. 2. Alternates are Dale Barton and Alfred Gorham. Regular meeting March 25 hosted Alice Simpson and Esther Baseman. teacher Agnes Greenan reports eased duties due to Eleanor Pettit practice teaching at Huron College.
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League
Edith Williams
Elwood Baseman
C. L
Haron
Loyal League
Whittier
Valley No. 2
Beadle County
Dale Barton
Alfred Gorham
Alice Simpson
Esther Baseman
Agnes Greenan
Eleanor Pettit
Huron College
Lincoln League Early Housecleaning By Lincolns Pupils
Lincolns pupil group at C. L. cleaned their school room with water washing windows inside and out then dusted walls curtains and scrubbed doors and desks. They prepared declamatory contest pieces for April 2 at Huron and chose Neal Mills and Ruby Joyce Timm as winners. The fifth issue of Lincoln Echo is published with typewritten and hectographed pages by students.
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Lincoln League
Lincolns
C. L
Mary Rhoads
Huron
Neal Mills
Ruby Joyce Timm
Lincoln
Memorial Tree Planned by Children of the American Revolution
The Children of the American Revolution met at Mrs. C. R. Bark’s home 861 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest on Saturday afternoon. Members brought stamp collections and viewed Washington bicentennial memorial stamps. They planned to plant a George Washington memorial tree on Arbor Day. Russell Gormley attended. refreshments were served by Mrs. Bark.
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C. R. Bark
Wisconsin Avernue
Two Demonstrations at Cackleberry Poultry Club Meet
Demonstrations were given at the Cackleberry Poultry Club meeting held March 2 at Milas Baie Older's home. Ruth Jonga reports the club. Fred Rice Bundell and Ruth Jones demonstrated. Jemrhine Sunde presided over the business session.
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Cackleberry Poultry Club
County
Milas Baie Older
Ruth Jonga
Fredrice, Bundell
Ruth Jones
Jemrhine Sunde
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Rayon products gain quality marks to protect buyers and makers. High quality rayon garments wear well while inferior rayon undergarments lack durability. Proper fit, slips without gathers, and air drying improve wear, with silk slips ideal. The piece notes nursing school grading data as of January 1, 1922.
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Weil
Weill
Twenty Years Ago In Hard Mus Notes
E R Karr of Hettinger North Dakota departs for home after visiting sister Mrs M V Holcomb. C B Dickinson G C Fullin weides and Ed Wilson head to Lake Byron for a duck hunt. William Longstail leaves for Minneapolis for a week. Mrs A B Fairbank and King arrive for a visit. Ernest Geiger returns from Minneapolis after a week. Dr and Mrs C B Alford plan a trip to California via Kansas City. Styer recovers enough to go out. Owen Morand returns from Quiyin where employed. A Chamberlain of Huron attends to business in Inwi. Sam Birks of Huron checks farm interests. Geo Costain delivers piano to Albert Muss home. Jesse Burns leaves for west line points on business.
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Mus
E.R. Karr
Hettinger
N.D
M. V. Holcomb
C. B. Dickinson
G. C. Fullinweides
Ed Wilson
Lake Byron
William
Longstail
Minneapolis
University
A. B. Fairbank
King
Ernest Geiger
Mineeapolis
C. B. Alford
California
Kansas City
Styer
Owen Morand
Quiyin
Mae
Yule Weekly Echo
A. Chamberlain
Huron
Inwi
Sam Birks
Geo. Costain
Albert Musss
Jesse Burns
West Line
Minnehaha County Reports 520 Seed and Feed Loan Applications
A. E. Bowring, county chairman, says Minnehaha county has received 520 feed and seed loan applications totaling $152,705.60. He notes a closing deadline for feed loans may extend to tomorrow night, with several more anticipated. Seed loan applications total 27 and amount to $62,659.40, with an April 30 deadline.
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Minnehaha Sioux Falls
A. E. Bowring
Xenree
Minnehaha County
Bowring
Minnehaha
Loan Applications Run High At Custer
Federal seed loan applications surged to 127 last week in Custer County. Total funds applied for reached 28436 with loan sizes from 24 to 400 averaging 230. County Agent Herold Daner led meetings in Dewey Buffalo Gap Fairburn Hermosa and Tol Son assisted by Mildred Friday and Adeline Woods. Mrs Bestvice Hazeltine processed the office applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer Custer
Herold Daner
Dane
Dewey
Buffalo Gap
Fairburn
Hermosa
Tolsom
Mildred Friday
Adeline Woods
Bestvice Hazeltine
Alleged Gambling Den Operator Held for June Term
Ike Shalhoab owner of the Silver Dollar pool hall on Mein street was arrested on gambling charges. He waived preliminary hearing before County Justice C. T. Stirrett and was bound over to the June term of court with a $5000 bond posted by Carl Shalhoob and William Glussen of Deadwood.
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Deadwood
Ike Shalhoab
Mein Street
C. T. Stirrett
Carl Shalhoob
William Glussen
Seed Loan Requests Forecast Lower in Lawrence County
Farm groups estimate fewer Lawrence county farmers will seek seed loans than elsewhere. About 200 Lawrence county farmers may request around 34 thousand dollars, while statewide applications could reach about 53 thousand requests totaling over 11 million dollars.
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Lawrence County
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Alsied Press
Audit Bureau of Circation
Lusk.mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Central
Hazel Christoffersen
Boy Scouts
Fts
Pony Express
Jae
Red Wing Leaguers
Alkod
Day
Federal Reserve Genk Board
Packer
Solomon
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