Stock Exchange Investigation Outlined by Senator Norbeck
The article argues Senator Norbeck’s critique of stock market manipulation reflects broader investor concerns. It notes many Americans own shares and bonds and warns that artificial price moves harm small investors. It calls for reforms by large corporations to restore confidence and prevent future crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Stock Exchange
Senator Norbeck
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Norbeck
Courage of the Newspapers Maintains Steady Circulation
The article notes newspaper circulation has shown little shrinkage as of March 31, with some increases. At the Associated Press meeting Kent Cooper praised the press for not shirking duty and maintaining standards and coverage despite revenue cuts.
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Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
New York
Kent Cooper
General Inncet
America
Good Advice for Farm Mortgages from a Chase Economist
Benjamin M. Anderson Jr of Chase National Bank urges creditors to focus on the farmer and family behind a farm. He says the land is part of a living enterprise and credits lenders should adjust finances to support the farmer's knowledge, stewardship, and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr
Chase National Bank of
New York City
Straightening the Causes of Credit Confidence and Cooperation
An embarrassed farmer urges fixing fundamental causes of trouble and restoring credit by enabling goods movement. He calls creditors and debtors to cooperate to tide over the crisis and restore confidence while opening avenues for trade.
Crooks advertising counterfeit toilet article labels sought by police
Minneapolis police seek two men for selling toilet article labels printed on a makeshift plant. They produced labels for nationally advertised items and sold them at cut prices to drug stores until some products failed. The Evening Huronite invites readers to join a garden contest with $50 in cash prizes for best city gardens this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Keeping Up with Washington
An analysis argues that George Washington is used in modern debates on prohibition city governance and isolationism. It contrasts Washington’s foreign policy with Hoover era cooperation, noting Washington’s diplomacy with Europe and the need to keep up with his approach rather than retreat.
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Washington Christian Science Monitor
George Washington
Washington
Europe
America
Mr. Hoover
John Jay
England
United States
New York Bankers from Small Towns Show Big City Rise
Albert H. Wiggin notes that most leaders of New York Citys 18 largest banks were born outside Manhattan and many from small towns. He cites a bankers ceremony where natives of New York stand, others sit, and argues humble origins foster resilience and broad banking experience.
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New York
Horatio Alger
Albert H. Wiggin
United States
Reading
New York City
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Wiggin
Chase National Bank
No One Has Rights in Russia Mencken on Communism
In the American Mercury Mencken argues Russia under Bolshevik rule lacks rights and free speech. He claims unemployment does not exist, but work is forced and wealth is seized by politicians. He describes Moscow officials as corrupt rulers controlling education and religion while the masses suffer and may revolt.
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Rusha
H. L. Mencken
American Mercury
Russia
Phussian
Moscow Tammany
ABC
Wayside Student Entered Washington Bicentennial Contest
Rachael Paterson of Wayside school in Kingsbury county writes about the regional declamatory and essay contests held April 27 at Webster. Mavis Paterson spoke in the Washington bicentennial contest in the morning, with Doris Smith winning first in Codington county and George Boyer second in Spink. Local 4-H meat judging training and a state contest were announced for Brookings and other sites, ahead of the state fair program.
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Rachael Paterson
Wayside School
Kingsbury County
Webster
Rachael
de Smet
Mavis Paterson
Washington
South Dakota
Young Citizens League
Robert Erbank
Pierre
Brookings
B. Johnson
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Huron
Aberdeen
Mrr
Johnson
Fairy Poem by Former Huron Girl Mis Gladys Von Arndale
A former Huron girl now teaching at North Dakota Teachers College authorizes a fairy poem for boys and girls. The poem depicts a dainty fairy playing at night, hiding in a garden flower, and sleeping by dawn with the sun not yet risen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Gladys von Arndale
North Dakota Teachers College
Gladys van Arstale
Afternoon Tea for Minnehaha Troop Hosts Hostess Badge Winners
Four Haron Girl Scouts of Minnehaha Troop used a Friday tea at Mrs. F. F. Lochridge home to complete hostess badge work. Five girls Ruth Westling Kathleen Conner Alene Gibbs Josephine Searls and Marjorie Thompson earned badges. Guests included mothers committee members and examiner Miss Catherine McKey.
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Haron
Minnehaha
F. F. Lochridge
Maxine Weir
Dorothea Young
Vivien Anderson
Alene Gibbs
Catherine McKey
Mim
Vivian Anderson
Iroquois Girls Organize First Scouting Troop
Miss Martin leads the new Iroquois Girl Scout troop with Arbigne Leeds as president and Florence Aitchison as secretary. The April 28 meeting included a health talk and a hike with a wiener roast. a canty sale will fund handbooks for the scouts.
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Iroquois
Miss Martin
Florence Aitchison
Arbigne Leeds
Girl Scouts Outline Camp Fire Rules And Wood Choices
Girl Scout fire safety rules stress fully extinguishing fires with water and soil, leaving no trace. The article lists preferred dry woods and kindling types including hickory locust oak birch beech hard maple and many others, plus tinder options and building tips.
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Girl Scouts
Puzzling Canada Quiz Clues and Mixed Wordplay
A garbled list of clues mixes puzzles about Canada and general terms. It includes references to a sea eagle, Canadian cities, instruments, weights, fruits, and titles, with many misspellings and formatting errors throughout.
Rules For Second Class Work Given
A scout earns Second Class by completing eleven to twelve tasks under Tenderfoot progress. Tasks include first aid, signaling codes, tracking, scout pace, fire building with two matches, open air cooking, thrift or banking, compass knowledge, safety rules, and proving daily adherence to scout principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fahrendorf
Huron Troop 1
Duichet
Wolsey Poultry Club Plans 4-H Play Fundraiser
The Friese Cackie and Crow club of Wolsey staged a play at Lela Allison’s home on April 26 to raise funds for sending members to club camp. Mrs. William Heckenstable directs the performance, and Albert Richert led the business session. A demonstration on keeping records and a social closure followed. Next meeting set for May 9 at Ralph Boyle’s home.
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Friese Cackie and Crow Club
Wolsey
Briggs
Poultry Yard
Lela Allison
Helen Langbehn
Re~porter
Wiliam Heckenstable
Albert Richert
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Huron Boy Scout
George W. Wright
Royal C. Johnson
C.m. Day
W. C. Herman
E. M. Mumford H. CO. Lund
E. B. Adams
Alan Hogue
Regular
Republican Committee
Wolsey Poultry Club
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