Gunderson Attacks McMaster in SD Senate Fight
Carl Gunderson, Republican gubernatorial candidate, argues the 1925 GOP housecleaning failed and McMaster should not be honored. He cites court rulings on rural credits deposits and asserts candidates of integrity could lead the party, urging a clean sweep in South Dakota politics.
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McMaster
U. S. Senate
Norbeck-McMaster
Carl Gunderson
Republican Party
U.S. Senate
South Dakota
Gunderson
William H. McMaster
Mr. Gunderson
Pierre
Rural Credits Board
A. W. Ewert
National Bank of Commerce
Ewert
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Tort Allegations Reach U S Senate Debate
The text attacks Governor McMaster and former rural credits treasurer Ewert, citing a Federal Court of Appeals ruling that both were “parties to the tort” over illegal deposits. It recalls jail for contempt of court, a large repayment, and calls for voters to repudiate McMaster at the primary. It compares past senatorial judgments and urges accountability by the people.
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Federal Court of Appeals
District Court
Ewert
Rural Credits Board
Republican Party
McMaster
U. S. Senate
Huron
State Supreme Court
Ware
Pennsylvania
U. S
Senate
South Dakota
Court of Final Resort
The
People
Buell Jones
Gladys Pyle Gains In Governor Campaign Surge
The Evening Huronite highlights a clear shift toward Gladys Pyle as the primary nears. Voters favor her steady administration and commitment to honest, efficient state government over traditional spoils politics, with endorsements from rank and file seeking practical leadership.
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Gladys Pyle
Spoils System
Miss Pyle
New accusation stirs New Orleans bridge debate
A Times-Picayune column mocks a claim that bridge causes widows and reshapes sales habits. It cites industry chatter about buyers preferring sets of four or eight, from spoons to meat portions, as bridge culture shifts toward fixed units and numbers for games and gatherings.
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New Orleans Times-Picayune
Eee
Show Shop Son of the Gods rating at First National
Review lauds performances by Richard Barthelmess Constance Bennett and E Alyn Warren Lauded for direction and production values, critiqued for story and ending The piece notes strong acting especially Bennett and Warren and highlights the color sequence and a notable performance by Dickie Moore Also mentions Frank Lloyd's direction and set usage from Sally
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Tenia
Richard Barthelmess
Constance Bennett
E Alyn Warren
Anders Randolf
George Irving
Beach
Hayakawa
Eartherness
Alyn Warren
Claude King
Dickie Moore
Miss Bennett
Geneva Mitchell
Connie
Tegks
Lucre
Frank Lloyd
Sally
Barthelme
Constance
Local firms back 1930 Central South Dakota prize program
Huron businessmen fund a large purse to motivate club work among boys and girls in Central South Dakota. Prizes cover trips to the Junior Short Course at Brookings, scout camps at Miller and the Black Hills, and summer camps at Lake Okeboji and Lake Byron. Rules require simple news writing about clubs and members, with eligibility through participation in youth organizations and service.
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South Dakota
Brookings
Miller
Black Hille
Lake Okeboji
Lake Byron
Huronite
Star Campers To Be Chosen Again
Beulah M. Rodgers states 4-H camps will again select star campers this year based on behavior, loyalty, and 4-H spirit. The program emphasizes self-government with tribes led by chiefs who inspect cleanliness and order each morning. Past stars include names from Watertown Aberdeen Haron Lake City and McLaughlin camps.
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Beaulah M. Rodgers
Miss Rodgers
Carp
Camio
Usta
Watertown
Tha Imsland
Clark County
Dyane Voas
Hamilin
Aberdeen
Margaret Meier
Faulk County
Leslie Webb
Brown County
Haron
Lillian Barber
Beadle County
Robert Olson
Lake City
Gladys Sorenson
Day County
Lester Gregorson
McLaughlin
Bertha Gosch
Campbell County
Lawrence Bear King
Corson County
Corn Champion To Get 4-H Trip This December
Lincoln county with L. Sayre, county agent, announced a free trip to the State college junior short course for the champion 4-H corn club member. Several county corn growers are offering the prize as corn clubs of five or more boys form. First year members grow one acre, second and third year three acres. Monthly meetings will cover seed corn study, testing, diseases, cultural methods, field selection and seed storage.
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State College
Lincoln County
Sayre
Vienna Pig Club Plans Spring Play Under Mildred Peterson
The Vienna Pig club of Clark met at the John Hamre home on Tuesday April 9 with 13 members and three visitors. Miss Mildred Peterson, leader of the district school, directs the production to be staged soon. Henry C. Wall leads the club, which runs a sow litter project. The next meeting is at William Williams home on May 7 per club reporter Nortin B Christensen.
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Mildred Peterson
Vienna
Pig Club
Clark
John Hamre
Henry C. Wall
William Williams
Nortin
Christensen
SRR
De Smet Scout Earns Life Rank First In Troop
Nine merit badge applications were approved at the De Smet court of honor held Wednesday evening. Scouts receiving awards include Vincent Antle carpentry and handicraft Allen Bessenevre first aid to animals pioneering and scholarship Paul Green pioneering Hugh Keating carpentry Denton Kohler pioneering Kenneth Jones carpentry Allen Bessenevre also had his Life Scout rank approved becoming the first member of the De Smet troop to reach Life rank.
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de Smet
de Smet Court of Honor
Vincent Antle
Allen Bessenevre
Paul Green
Hugh Keating
Denton Kohler
Kenneth Jones
Allen
Srst
Young Citizens To Attend Conference The Climbing Citizens
Beadle county Gable school card club met April 30 with all members and one visitor Lucy Hallary present. Reports on Harp of the Winds and Potato Planting were read by Glenn Kief and Homer D. Martin. Delegates Marietta Evans and Albert Hintermeister will attend the U S convention in Huron May 10. A weiner roast is planned for next week. Lunch was served by Tena and Fannie Albers. Miss Elsie Wiese teaches at Gable school.
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Marietta Evans
Albert Hintermeister
Huron
Tena
Fannie Albers
Gable School
Elsie Wiese
Bonilla 4-H selects delegate for dairy leaders conference
Arnold Peterson was chosen as Bonilla 4 H delegate to attend the Dairy Calf club leaders conference at Redfield on April 30. Nine members met at J J Miller's home on April 28. Plans for a spelling contest were made for the next meeting, per club Secretary Rena Walton. The next meeting is set for May 24 at Earl Bussell's home.
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Arnold Peterson
J. J. Miller
Redfield
Rena Walton
Earl Bussell
Senior Farewell For Huron High Girl Reserve Club
The annual farewell for senior members of the Huron High Girl Reserve club will be held after school May 21. The theme for the year, The Girl Reserve Photograph Studio, continues as the farewell motif. Committee includes Bernice Bowers, Elizabeth Miner and Amber Van as membership, social and program chairs.
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Huron High Girl Reserve
Girl Reserve
Bernice Bowers
Elizabeth Miner
Amber van
Happy Sunshine Dairy Club meets reports on feed rations
The Happy Sunshine Dairy Club met at Arthur Miller's home with all but two members present. Kenneth Merrill joined the club and Lee Jones was chosen to attend the Redfield dairy conference held Wednesday. Feed rations was the principal topic discussed by F. L. Benstead. The next meeting will be at Gate Mellum's home on May 27, per Lee Jones the club reporter.
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Happy Sunshine Club
Happy Sunshine Dairy Car Club
Arthur Miller
Kenneth Merrill
Lee Jones
Redfield
F. L. Benstead
Gate Mellum
Huron High Girl Reserves Plan Mothers Tea
Huron high school Girl Reserves announce a Mothers Tea on May 9 at the school library. All high school club members and their mothers will be invited. Two committees are in charge: Margaret Peterson leads the service committee and Leata Burdick heads the room committee.
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Huron
Huron High School
Margaret Peterson
Leata Burdick
Six Join Scouters Course Of Training At Huron College
Six new members enroll in the Scouters Training course at Huron college on Thursday evening in May, bringing total to 30. Leader Fred C. Eggers notes the troop has three patrols and will cover Tenderfoot and second class requirements across five meetings. The group is a Boy Scouts troop with tests, stunts and contests, balancing lectures with practical work.
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Huron College
Fred C. Eggers
Marsuisl H. Cone
George H. Castain
Donald &. Freeman
Harold Grant
Wm. McElwee
Wm. Tolmie
Eggers
Miller Scouts Earn Merit Badges and Star Scout Honor
The Miller Court of Honor met on Wednesday evening April 30 approving seven merit badge applications. Dwight Dsnburg earned personal and public health badges, Frederic Greene earned personal health public health and scholarship badges, Bernard Rugh earned personal health and public health badges. Frederick met all requirements for Star Scout and was promoted, becoming the third Miller Troop member to win the honor, following Dwight and Bernard promoted in January.
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Miller Scouts
Miller Court of Honor
Dwight Dsnburg
Frederic Greene
Bernard Rugh
Frederick
Miller Joop
Dwight
Bernard
Huron H. Girl Reserves Plan May 7 Lantern Festival
Election of officers for next year will occur at the May 7 regular meeting during the seventh period. Officers will be installed at the following meeting. The May 7 event is a Japanese Lantern festival with a joint Huron Girl Reserves picnic. Each girl brings lunch. the evening ends with a Japanese Lantern feature modeled after a Lake Okoboji camp event.
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Huron H
Huron
Lake Okoboji
Iowa
Mrs Dick Haney Leads Reserve Bird Studies
The Huron Girl Reserves met at the Abbry for a second bird hike this season led by Mrs Dick Haney and Miss Mary E Anspach. About 18 girls joined last Saturday, observing red wing crackle flicker cedar waxwing meadowlark killdeer robin turtle dove and various sparrows. Anspach invites others to join future hikes.
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Dick Haney
Mary £. Anspach
Pale Grounds
Anspach
Bake Sale to Fund Camp Trip by Huron Girl Reserves
Girl Reserves of Huron host a bake sale at Bindy's Market to raise proceeds for sending members to Lake Okeboji. The event funds a summer trip and signals plans for several Huron girls to attend the camp next month.
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Huron
Bindy’s
Lake Okeboji
Jaws
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