Finishing Washington Aims to Modernize Federal Halls
The piece argues 70 000 federal workers in Washington suffer in 46 buildings for the Agriculture Department 27 for the Treasury and 20 for the Commerce Department. It cites 260 million dollars for a building program as a sound investment and urges completing L Enfant’s plan to elevate Washington’s dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Department of Agriculture
Treasury Department
Commerce Department
L’enfant
Congress
Into the Air Week Proves Flying Worthwhile in South Dakota
South Dakota celebrated Into the Air Week with a successful four day event. About 30 to 40 airplanes from various types flew from Rapid City and Piet, carrying passengers and demonstrating maneuvers amid minor weather setbacks. No accidents occurred, underscoring aviation safety and public interest in flying.
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South Dakota
Rapid City
Pietcien
Chautauqua Boom Signals Postwar Rural Confidence
The article notes more South Dakota towns plan chautauqua entertainment this year than since 1920 as an indicator of improving rural conditions. It compares banner years 1918 1919 and 1920 to today and mentions 32 South Dakota towns with associations, citing the chautauqua business as a gauge of smaller community welfare. It also discusses school lunchroom changes in New York City and efforts to provide wholesome foods at low cost for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
United States
New York City
Central South Dakota Prepares Nourishing Lunches for Rural Schools
In a bid to feed hundreds of rural school children, officials plan streamlined lunches avoiding prior excesses. The program targets healthier meals as the current generation grows up, ensuring steady access to midday nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Dakota
Newspapers Clash Over Ownership And Free Press
The Watertown Public Opinion and Huronite exchange views on newspaper ownership and editorial independence. They debate whether outside financial interests or government ties should influence coverage and the duty to discuss public questions without bias. A crop expert notes a severe winter may benefit wheat by reducing freeze thaw damage.
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Watertown
Huronite
The
Huronita
B. W. Snow
Mexico's Revolution Posts Gains as Government Stabilizes
The Heyomne subsidy story argues Mexico's government gains stability as federal forces regain control and rebel leaders flee to the United States. It suggests future revolts will be limited to guerrilla actions and emphasizes civil rule over military authority to maintain peace and loyalty.
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Fargo Forum
Mexico
United States
Weretofore
Tary
Tle
Staely
Obregon
Calles
Radio link between plane and ground shows promise
A Yankton Press and Dakotan report describes a test of telephonic communication via radio between a moving aircraft and a ground station. The demonstration succeeds with a reporter relaying a story from 2000 feet up, suggesting soon such air to ground calls will become common in travel and business.
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SVEP
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Theor Porter
Central
Wvill
Earth
Nayill
Tersey
Equite
City of Frame Houses Grows From Lumber Idea
The department of commerce estimates builders in Washington plan four times as many frame houses using crates and boxes for storage, with spring and summer production aimed to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
New Slant to Disease Cure by Chemist Rules
A May 7 report from Columbus describes a seven formula approach by Dr. Oliver Lamm and A L Rawlins of Parke Davis to evaluate germicidal compounds. They use chemical formulas based on phenols and alcohols to predict a compound’s bacterial kill power while limiting host tissue harm. The aim is to discover a chemical agent that can cure infections, supplementing serum and existing treatments.
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Howard WW. Blakesder
Columbus
Ohio
American ‘Chemical Society
Olier, Lamm
Kamm
Sanaa
Wahead
Huron Hears Board Meeting Notes and Local Travel
Twenty years ago today in Huron a board of directors meeting convened with Dr. a member. Judge Taylor outlined the term start for Spink County at Redfield. Farry Otte departed for Sioux Falls and Minneapolis on business linked to a new wholesale building. Mrs G Klemine returned from Asikton with her daughter Alice recovering from illness. Judge Crofoot of Aberdeen visited Huron and left for a Sioux Falls business trip. Miss Dilna Hatfield left for Harrold to visit friends and relatives.
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Fiat
Owhich
Filey
Minneapolis
G. Klemine
Javening
Alice
Judge Crofoot
Aberdeen
Huron
Ming
Sioux
Falls
Dilna “Hatfield
Jewish Trek Equals Holy Land Entries
The article notes a migration trend into Palestine with 92,000 Jews registered as entering since June 1920 under civil administration and a ground migration of 26,000. It discusses the Zionist aim to increase Jewish population and the overall postwar immigration gains, though not sufficient to reach ideals.
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Jerusale
Palestine
Jewish National Movement
Eivdl
Giants dominate Wall Street’s new faces and heavy hitters
New York May 7. A parade of modern Wall Street giants replaces the old guard. Cutten, Arthur, the Fisher brothers, Durant, Higgins, Reskoh and others amass vast stakes in General Motors, Atlantic Refining, Radio Corporation and Packaya with new securities firms forming personal holdings.
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New York
Gould
Keene, Fiske
Gates
Clitten
Raskah
Breon
Durant
Higgins
Wisher Brothers
Wall Street
Eluder Statesman
George K. Baker
Cutten
Nat” Arthur FL Cutten
Pulis
Montgomery Ward
Radio Corporation
Atlantic Refining Company
Lhose Vidas Biscuit Company
Sinclair Oil
Binglaly Company
Fisher Brothers
General Motors
Atlantic Refining
Baldwin Locoonwfive
Yellow Truck and Coach
George S. Becca
Uo Aniel
Fisher and Cunennterests
Durant Provits
Willian GC
Dusayt
General Moblers
Cheyster, Hudson
Hupp
Uy 8
Ivan Pine
Bovee
Internations Confusation
Packaya
Joseph Higgins
Joe
John J. Reskoh
Wie Cenendl MaLors Corporation
du Ponts
Jie
Cuba accelerates cap elyots viavana (May 20 dedication)
The Cuban government has increased the number of workers on the national capital project to finish the building in time for the scheduled dedication on May 20. The move aims to ensure completion of the capapel project according to the calendar set by officials.
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Cuba
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Jakpaduta
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Lac’ Qui Parle
Minnesota
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Hunopapas
William H. Loucks
Moody County
Trent
Letty
Yard & Garon
Martes
Lissen
Mix
Will Uecker
Tracy
Gardner
Wrinay
Fairbank
Misa
Bayliell
Wis
Fred CG. Ohman
Wriday
Marshall
Minn
Huron Furnace CO
Holy Land
Santa Fe
California
Colorado Rockies
Grand Canyon National Park
F.R. Connell
Agent Santa Be Ry
Metropolitan Life
Ain
Geneva
Huron Chapter
Izaak Walton League
Campbell Park
Beadle County
Wren
Martin
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