Farm Strike Shift as Government Action Joins Debate
The piece weighs whether a nationwide farm strike is prudent as Roosevelt administration measures near passage to aid farming. It argues past strikes drew attention but did not raise prices, urges backing the Roosevelt program, and warns against divisions that undermine cooperative farm action. It notes bank and price stability issues tied to agricultural distress and calls for restoring purchasing power to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Tenkota
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Fanny
Roosevelt
Middle West
Mitchell Republicans Highlight Bank Failure Cause
The Mitchell Republican emphasizes a key cause of bank failures in its coverage of the debate over a proposed federal law to guarantee deposits. The piece urges scrutiny of the policy and its potential impact on financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Republican
Farmers Holiday Convention Turns On The Beat
Des Moines Register reports the Farmers Holiday association may push a farm holiday amid pending relief legislation. The piece argues the group seeks a cost of production clause in the farm bill, aiming to keep prices favorable for farmers while avoiding rushed policy changes. Leaders face responsibility to control any holiday impact amid rising prices and upcoming national efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat Des Moines Register
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Congress
Wallace
Rome
Roosevelt reforms replace inaction in crisis politics
Webster Reporter and Farmer notes Roosevelt's pragmatic approach, opposing Hoover era inaction. It argues bold measures were needed to relieve mass hardship, citing civil service politics as a partisan tool and praising audacity and understanding at the helm for American resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York World-Telegram
Forrest Davis
Roosevelt
Eyover
Hoover
Wm. J. Bulow
Webster
Progressive Washington Star Gradually Reassesses Hitler
The Washington Star notes a shift in view toward Hitler as more officials and observers see him as a progressive figure, prompting debate over his leadership style and aims amid a tense bedrock of wartime reporting.
Beadle County C L Members Attend Pierre Convention
N Heck of the True Spirit writes of a Beadle county delegation trip to the state C L convention in Pierre. They register at St Charles hotel, tour the capitol, dome, and Memorial building, view Indian and pioneer artifacts, attend sessions, hear Judge Rudolph, and receive a parting gift for Mr Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dda N. Heck
True Spirit
Mermutz
House of ‘Representatives
D. Weeks
D. C. Mills
Gertrude Flyte
Stanley County
Junior Schumacher
Plainview School
Hughes County
Hydé Countiy
Capitol
Miller's
State House
State Museum
State Memorial Building
Miss Tottari
Japan
Gov. A. C. Mellette
South Dakots
Washington
Verendrve Brothers
St. Pierre
Missouri
Ft. Pierce
Herbert Rudolph
Supreme Court
Mills
Harry C. Kehm
the Americas Legion
J. D. Weeks
Patricia Guhin
C. L
League
Pierre
South Dakota
North America
Miller
C.L
Beadle County
Silver Chief A Wolf Hound Tale for Young Boys
Jim Thorne, a Northwest Mounted police officer, journeys into the Canadian wilderness and befriends Silver Chief, a magnificent silver husky dubbed by Indians as a shadowy hunter. The dog’s loyalty aids a perilous man hunt in a rugged adventure by Jack O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chief
Wolf Husky
Jim Thorne
Northwest Mounted Police
Jack O'Brien
Boy Scouts Plan Outdoor Meeting
The Huron Troop 3 Boy Scouts opened with songs and roll call and read last meeting minutes. They report $2407 in treasury and plan an outdoor gathering at West Park on Monday at 6 30. An Overnight hike is discussed for the first nice Saturday, with departure Saturday afternoon and return Sunday after breakfast. Harold Cummins of Flying Eagle patrol earned Scout Conduct, first class. games followed before the Scoutmaster’s benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Boy Scouts
Roll
West Park
Charley Reintsma
Flying Eagle
Harold Cummins
Grean
Clothing Club Plans Pioneer Quilt at Redstone Township Meeting
Go-Getters Clothing club gathered at Mrs Clyde Sundell's home on May 6 to launch a quilt featuring an old settlers pattern for Redstone township. Fredrica Sundell led the meeting, minutes were read, and roll call taken. Mavis Morrell demonstrated teeth care, and Esther Sundell and Esther Lunde were named to seek a quilt pattern. Musical numbers included Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Nobody Knows the Trouble I See, Stars and Stripes Forever. They adjourned to meet Miss Effie Older's on May 27. Lunch by Mrs Clyde Lunde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go-Getters Clothing Club
Clyde Sundell
Redstone
Township
Fredrica Sundell
Mavis Morrell
Esther Sundell
Oldenburg pupil cites colonial spirit in wartime lessons
A fifth grade student from Oldenburg school at Cavour writes about the Revolutionary War spirit, praising the colonists for liberty and comparing past struggles to today. He quotes Patrick Henry and recalls tossing tea in Boston Harbor, asserting the colonists did right and that liberty matters.
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England
Melfred“Kilstrom
Oldenburg School
Cavour
United States
Patrick’ Henry
Boston
Rural School Track Meet Honors At Welsington Township
A Friday track meet at the Welsington Township school featured rural schools. Dorothy Eichstadt won best girl athlete and Navender ribbons were awarded to top performers. Updike school led in scoring and won the meet with Gealie Larson and Robert Eichstadt tying for top honor in several events.
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Welsington
Leslie Garson
Dorothy Eichstadt
Mildred Peterson
Navender
Yvonne Lambert
Franklin ‘School
Malinda Liebrow
Richard Eichstadt
Updike ‘School
Hazel Bonus
Rogers
Leslie Larson
Gealie Larson
Robert Eichstadt
Minnehaha Girl Scouts Plan Fundraiser for Hike Gear
Plan outlines a post school fundraiser by Troop 5 to raise money for bikes and equipment. Pixies pick the play, Pioneers earn badges, Gypsies tackle second class tests, Beavers pursue Tenderfoot tests. Lieutenant LaVon Luchsinger led singing of Taps and Run Along Home to close. Court of Honor followed as leaders reviewed patrol meeting questions.
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Minnehgha Girl Scouts Troop 5
Pixies
LaVon Luchsinger
League Votes to Join Jr Red Cross Meeting Notes
The Longfellow Young Citizens league with eight members on May 5 discussed and voted on joining the Junior Red Cross. Minutes show the group considering their participation and forming plans.
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Jr. Red Cross
Longfellow Young Citizens League
Junnior Red Cross
Foming
4 H Sewing Club Opens Year With 4 H Style Revue
The 4 H Sewing Club opened its regular meeting at Med Jou z home with pledges minutes and pledge led by Sab Hed By ee therhome. The committee appointed Foster Alice De Devic ie Rime to league duties while officers were not yet elected as this was the first meeting of the 4 H club camp for the new year.
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Eetherhome
Med Jouz
Myrim
Foster
Alice
Devic Ie
Speedy Answer to Previous E m2 nuzle
A compact puzzle style item lists numerous crossword like clues with numbers and fragmented phrases. It reads as a garbled glossary of terms across musical notes directions and word definitions, suggesting a misread page or cartoon caption from a periodical.
4-H Style Revue Plans Discussed At Club Meeting
In Miss Dewing's presence the home agent, girls learned about the 4-H style revue. Several members will enter, and garments completed for judging were shown. Refreshments followed, club songs were sung, and the next meeting is set for May 27 at Myrum Foster's home.
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Fionis
Miss Dewing
Myrum Foster
Third Grader Eloise Weiry Describes Division Lesson
A Sheffield school third grader named Eloise Weiry writes that Miss Vat, her teacher, showed how to do long division and that she completed ten problems on her own. She says she can do two kinds and prefers them to play, and she likes her teacher.
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Eloise Weiry
Oxy
Sheffield
Vat
4-EI Cooking Club Muffins Lesson Plans
The Kelloge Keen Kookers met May 8 at the Haugen home with five members absent. They discussed muffins made from plain batter and two members will demonstrate plain muffins as the first lesson. Prizes at the April 29 judging went to Mae Presuhn first Esther Presuhn second and Edna Neuharth third under judge Clara Schamber.
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Haugen
Mae Presuhn
Esther Presuhm
Edna Neuharth
Clara Schamber
Curtis Schoolhouse
Edna Neuhart
Club Ichose
Tin Huron
Girls Work Original Designs In Table Mats
The Dakota Belles Homecraft club of Beille county met at the homes of Claire and Lois Gleasing on Saturday in May led by Mildred Lyman. Members continued a reading about their European trip and Claire Gleasing read a short story titled A Brave Pis. After business, the girls worked on table mats and noted very original designs. The club is taking up music appreciation.
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Dakota Belles Homecraft Club
Beille County
Mildred Lyman
Claire
Lois Gleasing
Satuday
Claire Gleasing
Sunrise Call Prayer Featured In Zuni Ceremony
The May meeting focused on a Zuni Indian prayer song titled The Sunrise Call. Sung by Carlos Troyer, it honors the Mother Life God, the sun, at dawn each May day. The next gathering is set for May 2 at Mary Jane Styer's home.
Junior High G R Installs New President
Alice Olson was elected the new president of the Junior High Girl Reserves at a May meeting. The vice president is Jackie Burdick Lucille Tams secretary and Lorraine Burnside treasurer. The meeting closed with singing.
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G. R
Alice Olson
Jackie Burdick
Lucille Tams
Lorraine Burnside
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Social and Court Notes
A. P. Miller returned from Aberdeen where he attended the federal court term. Mrs. J. M. Harris of Hitchcock visited in Huron at Mrs. Wurfel’s home. William Wurfel accompanied Mrs. Sweris to Harop. James Richardson arrived from Brookings after attending a state meet. Mrs. Coe I Crawford left for Chicago on business with Senator Crawford. Norah Hogan and Marie Vance traveled to Wolsey to join Fred Hogen on the return trip. Mrs. A. L. Kinkead hosted two bridge tables at her home, with evening refreshments and a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Miller
Aberdeen
J. M. Harris
Hitchcock
City
Wiliam Wurfel
William Wurfel
Sweris
Harop
James Richardson
Brookings
Coe I. Crawford
Chicago
Senator Crawford
Norah Hogan
Marie Vance
Wolsey
Fred Hogen
A. L. Kinkead
Soil Condition Is Fine At Burdette
Burdette reports a weekend rainfall totaling about an inch easing dry ground. Farmers say plowing resumes with Tecant rain improving soil for corn. grain fields and early gardens look healthy as spring work progresses.
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Burdette Burdette
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Associates Press
Associated Press
Menier Andit Buzean
Bik Aoe
Rerri BT
Chicago and North Western Railway
Hitler
Abas Patels de Ng Exchym Hastmagel
da Beck
Murray School
Y. C. L. Sessions
Boy Scouts
Alf
Tom
Huron
Leonard Micks
Paytag
Direttor
Mohete
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