Primaries Shape Fall Races with Norbeck Green and Others
Results show Senator Norbeck Congressman Christopherson and Governor Green set to seek reelection. Hoover loyalists lead in national convention delegations while late returns hint at close senatorial and gubernatorial races. Williamson wins in the Second District as Democratic contests remain unsettled.
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Norbeck
Green
Peter Norbeck
C. A. Christopherson
Warren E. Green
H. F. Brownell
Stock Exchange
Brownell
Christopherson
Harold King
Britton
Congress
Gunderson
Williamson
Hoover
Bulow-Howes
Bicknell
Berry
Newspapers rally behind Christopherson in congressional race
The Watertown Public Opinion notes that five major daily papers in the district united to back C A Christopherson for another term. It calls the bipartisan support a public service, praising restraint, informativeness, and civility in the campaign while defending the value of press scrutiny of public officials.
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Norbeck
Congress
Senate
Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Mitchell
Huron
Watertown
Hosiery Theft Scandal Grips Huron Schools And Merchants
A quiet probe reveals high school girls in Huron have stolen hosiery for months. Businessmen report a pattern of thefts by groups of girls, with canvassers allegedly selling half price hosiery then pilfering stock. Police and merchants coordinate to end the racket and curb blame.
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Huron
Hoover Urges Cutting Government Costs and Debt
Sioux Falls Argus Leader reports President Hoover’s Richmond address urging reduced state and local spending and debt. He notes expenditures rising from 1924 to 1930 with local debt swelling, national debt easing slightly, and the average citizen spending 61 days yearly to support government. South Dakota highlights tax relief gains and hopes for further cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falla Argus-Leader
Hoover
Richmond
South Dakota
End Honest Graft in Congress Salary Cuts
Minneapolis Journal urges ending wasteful federal pay and travel perks. It condemns 175000 dollars per session in mileage, calls for reducing salaries, travel allowances, and clerks, and stresses taxpayers bear the burden as the nation faces tighter finances.
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Minneapolis Journal
House
Washington
Olson
Cashion
Wis
Pullman
Seach
Nelson
Senate
Isthmus
Pacific Stlands
Anid
Sami Cores Cout
St. Home
Congress
Girl Scouts Aid Needy Through Community Projects
The article highlights Girl Scout activities aiding needy families and communities. Troops replenish bird stations, plant wildflowers, assist nurseries, guide twilight crossings, seal envelopes for Red Cross drives, and run thrift shops delivering affordable clothing. A notable program starts a breakfast nook for undernourished children, with Scouts coordinating meals and duties to restore normal school life and character building.
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West
Girl Scouts
Mary Alden Hopkins
Christian Science Monitor
Mise Hopkins
Maye Gee Andueether
Livog
Ig Red Cross
Bun Thrift Shop
Mary Girl Scouts
New England
Sctual
Gereal
Prireinal
Dakota Belles To Stage Minstrel Show In Huron Hall
Beadle county Dakota Belles cooking club met at Mil dred Tyman’s home Sunday afternoon to rehearse a minstrel program planned for May 20 at the Elks hall in Huron. The show is open to the public and will feature a high school orchestra and a negro quartet with a public dance to follow.
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Dakota Belles
Dakota Belles Cooking Club
Beadle County
Mildred Tyman
Elks Hall
Huron
4 H Crusaders Hold Regular May Meeting
The Clyde Cream Crumbers 4 H club of Huron met at the home of Genwood for their May gathering. Members discussed club activities and upcoming projects.
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Crusaders
Clyde Cream Crumbers Fh
Huron
Genwood
Huron Boy Explains Why He Aims for Scout Rank
Grant Kennard, a prospective member of Huron Troop I, says he wants to have fun while learning Scout skills. He outlines tests in subjects, knots, swimming, tool safety, hiking, tree recognition, carving, fire building, signaling, and studying the Scout oath and laws. He notes he will be 22 on May 21 and plans to become a scout then.
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Grant Kennard
Huron
Lear
Scouts Plan Summer Camp DakoTaH Details
Plans state Boy Scouts of Central South Dakota will attend Camp Dakota also known as Camp DakoTah nine miles southwest of Miller amid Ree Hills. Camp fees set at five dollars per day with a reservation fee. tests, exams, and daily programs to mirror last year include overnight hikes, swimming, crafts, and council fires.
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Fred C. Eggers
Scoumaster
Camp DakoTah
Boy Scouts
South Dakota
Miller
Ree Hills
Indian Council
Cort
Eggers
Handy Hemmers Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Handy Hemmers 4 H club of Bus ee et yt met Saturday afternoon. Mrs J L Becker presided and Marion Link reported. Plans were made for a poster contest and Florence Moar and Dorothy Disney served lunch at the close of the meeting.
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Handy Hemmers
Hemmers 4-H Club
Busee
Canon
Mra
J.L. Becker
Plana
Syt
Marion Link
Florence Moar
Dorothy Disney
4 H Willing Workers Sell Candy At School Play
The Willing Workers club earned 105 dollars selling candy at the Leadcreek Consolidated School play Step On It Stan. Donia Pierson reported the event and the yeas ran by club members. The group has seven fifty five dollars in the treasury and plans to send funds to the sponsor.
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Wee- Lngton
Leadcreek Consolidated School
Donia Pierson
Andes Peak Reaches Highest Point in Peru
In South America the Andes attain their greatest altitude in Peru. The text lists countries and facts about copper production, geography, and various clue-like items including references to mountains, ancient armor, and terms related to daily life and objects.
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South America
Vacom
Gardan
Clubs Begin Work On Demonstrations
Spring inquiries to 4 H club headquarters show demonstrations training starting earlier. Local clubs form teams to present approved farming and home making practices. Over 100 demonstration ideas are available at the state office in Brookings. South Dakota 4-H has a strong national record with championships in crops, livestock, dairy, and dairy foods across the 1917 to 1931 period.
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H. M. Jones
South Dakota
Sioux City
Alex Pond
Henry Morris
Edmunds County
Maynard Hatlestad
Melvin Watnem
Hamlie County
Raymond Olson
Kenneth Henneghan
Brookings County
Sybil Esche
Myrns Holmes
Brown County
4-H Club
Jones
Go Getters Plan to Entertain Parents
The Go Getters 4H club of Miner County organized plans to entertain members parents at a regular meeting hosted by Mrs James Morell. The program will feature songs talks and short dialogues with potential public showing. At the May meeting Esther Suradell and Mavis will demonstrate bread making.
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Miner County
James Morell
Esther Suradell
Mavis
Willet-te-Hendy 4-H Handicraft Club organized
Spink area notes the Willet-te-Hendy 4-H Handicraft Club organized Saturday at George Bryant home with thirteen members enrolled. George Willett named local leader. officers elected: George Bryant president Milton Boyd vice president John Richards secretary Max Radcliffe treasurer. Rope halter making demonstrated at close of meeting. Next meeting Friday May 27 at Milo Anderson home.
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Milo Anderson
Wessington 4-H Girl Reviews Chicago Trip
Wessington Hills Poultry club met at the Isaac Lake home with seven members answering roll call. Virginia Zatpe, club reporter, notes plans set for the next meeting.
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Wessington
Chicago
Westington Hills
Isaac Lake
Virginia Zatpe
Wala
4-H Club Event With Talks And Poultry Demo
The meeting on May 28 at the A B Crosse mare home featured Deris and Leone Peterson joining the club. Hand county champion Etta Mie Engels mann spoke about the National 4 H club congress trip in Chicago. A poultry demonstration was given, followed by a social hour and lunch hosted for members and guests.
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A. B. Crosse Mare
Deris
Leone Peterson
Etta Mie Engelsmann
Chicago
Teader
Wilson Reserves To Hike Tuesday
The Wilson Girl Reserve club will hike Tuesday after school. The plan was moved from Friday of last week due to weather. At the next meeting, Corinne Crowell and president Marjorie Suitur will discuss the club camp this summer.
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Wilson
Wilson Girl
Corinne Crowell
Marjorie Suitur
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARA L. DEWING
Text on evaluating textiles for dressmaking stresses quality indicators. It covers fibers Wool Silk Cotton Linen Rayon differences and urges readers to study textiles, feel cloth, and compare fabrics from the same fiber rather than cross comparing fibers. It notes five common fibers and practical study tips for becoming an informed buyer. Also mentions nursing association incorporation in South Dakota with HQ at Mitchell and leaders Mabel Woods Florence Walker Exglessy and Carrie Clit.
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Sara L. Dewing
Textile Fabrica
Nurse Group
Pierre
South Dakota State Nursea Association
Mitchell
Mabel ©. Woods
Florence Walker Exglessy
Warbay
Carrie Clit
Rapid Clix
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Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Public Service
Arietsa
Hazel Christoffersiwn
Dakotah
Ara OI
Von
Milliman
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