Poultry Revival Urged In Central South Dakota Farms
Central South Dakota farmers, amid a broad agricultural revival, are urged to establish a chicken flock on every farm. Dr. H J Sloan predicts higher fall egg prices due to fewer pullets and lower production, with lower feed costs if the grain crop is normal, boosting poultry recovery alongside crop gains.
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BABY
South Dakota
Beadle County
H. J. Sloan
University of Minnesota Farm
Sloan
Slumming for Social Outlook Debates Nazi Experiment
Areader wonders about Germany's plan to force officials to two months of manual labor to connect with workers. Goering says leaders must feel the common people's plight. Critics doubt slumming reveals true worker experience and fear it may fail in practice.
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Hermann Goering
The Downward Spiral of Work and Fear in Society
The piece laments workers trapped by systemic pressures and insecurity. It argues a psychological burden comes from being kept in uncertainty by economic forces, noting that even diligent workers fear losing jobs when factories close or currency shifts occur. It calls for true empathy from those who understand life at the bottom.
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Edward
Royal
McCor
Ait
Britain
Picture piracy in newspapers spotted by plaid engravings
A discussion on newspaper piracy notes that undetected crimes exist, but certain visual clues reveal copied images. Engravings copied from a source show a screen pattern and plaid effect when reproduced, with irregular dots and missing credit lines indicating lifted pictures and potential forgery.
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Piur
Neutrality bill questions cash and carry policy joker paragraph
Rep Francis Case of South Dakota criticizes a quick approval neutrality bill as giving the president power to apply cash and carry unevenly. He warns the act could shift toward executive manipulation of belligerents, undermining neutrality and surrendering war-making to the president.
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Washington Daily News
Francis Case
South Dakota
Congress
United States
Shanley
Pat
Pulitzer Prize Best Seller Goes to Gone With The Wind
The Minneapolis Journal notes Gone With The Wind by Margaret Mitchell won the 1995 Pulitzer Prize for fiction, highlighting its unprecedented sales and its vivid portrayal of the South during the Civil War and Reconstruction. It argues the award reflects historical significance and reader reach beyond popularity.
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Minneapolis Journal
United States
Margaret Mitchell
Georgia
Fone Particwar
South
Joseph Pulitzer
Booth Tarkington
Alice Adame
Erfext Poole
Willa Cather
Edith Wharton
Axpong
Borah speaks on court and industry control
In Spearman Washington on May 10 Paul Mallon notes Senator Borah’s foresight in warning against harming confidence in the Supreme Court before Roosevelt’s packing plan. The piece discusses ideas of industrial control and labor policy tied to Wallace and a broader move toward government influence over production and prices, with references to Helium and German dirigible efforts.
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Spearman
Washington
Borab
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Mussolini
Horak
Borsh
Wallace
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Dew Movement
Mee Wallace
ft + Wallace
Congress
Uncle Sam
Goodyear Company
Diary of a South Dakota Farm Woman
A farm diary recalls a muddy yard drying after rain and a homemaker finishing June’s dress for a summer event. A surprising meal hosts a family traveling with four children and a baby, fleeing grasshoppers and drought in Minnesota. The narrator admires the mother’s courage and prays to live up to such brave kindness.
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June
Vanquel
Strone
Jane
Minn
Minnesote
Pye
Twenty Years Ago Foday In Huron
P C Root has received word on James B Root who has been in charge of the local recruiting station regarding an appointment for entrance to Ft Snell Frank Com has been in charge of the local recruiting station for the regular army
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Huron
P. C. Root
James B. Root
Triviny
Nians
Ft. Snell
Frank’ Com
Regu
John Bull
England
Coronation coverage and press ethics spar over Edward and Mrs Simpson
A British columnist criticizes newspapers for sensationalizing Edward VIII and Mrs. Simpson, arguing such coverage distracts from George VI and Elizabeth. He says press sensationalism serves merchandising profit while the coronation remains a phoney spectacle that risks eclipsing the real royal event and future history.
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Britain
George Vix
England
Sea
India
Candidus
Eddie
Wallie
Baltimore
George
Elizebeth
Mrs. Simpson
Sara
Elizabeth
Edward
Local recruiting changes and community notices
Army transfer places him at Rapid City to take over the recruiting office while Joe Parker becomes head of the local office. Mrs. E. E. Lloyd of Luke Benton Minn visiting Mrs. Fred Curtis on Wisconsin street. WLS McNeil with WLS accompanied to visit Wessington ranch. Mrs. Tohr. A. Ludika travels toward Northville to visit her parents. Mrs. Leo Potter in Cavour for the day with her parents. Miss Ruth Blount recovering well from recent surgery and expected to leave hospital soon. A summer baseball league formed with teams from Cavour Belle Prairie and Custer among others led by Captain T. E. Bisping of the U. C. T. team.
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E. E. Lloyd
Luke Benton
Minn
Fred Curtis
Wisconsin Street
HL Wibitt
Wls McNeil
Wessington
Tohr
A. Ludika
Northville
Leo Potter
Cavour
Fred Buyer
City
Wolsey
Ruth Blount
Teague
Tui Huron
Tro- Jaquois
Oxgeula
Belle Prairie
Custer
T. E. Bisping
U. C.T
Tyndall Farmer Dies Under Tractor Wheel
Tyndall, May 1077. A 32 year old farmer died after his tractor wheels toppled as he attached a plow. He suffered a head injury and died at the scene or en route to the hospital. Local authorities investigated the accident.
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Tyndall
Ager
Survived by Parents and Siblings in Obituary Fragment
The brief obituary fragment notes a person is survived by parents two brothers and two sisters, with no other identifying details available.
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Eushed
Faulkton Bridge Club Meets at Chamberlain's
Mason Checuberlin hosted Thames Bridge Club with four tables of bridge and six games. Substitutes and guests included Mrs Levi Roberts Mrs Thos Picton Mrs F R Maurer Mrs Li Morris Mrs J P Humphrey Mrs Fred Qlesén and Mrs Cora Wright. L I Morris and Wright won scores while Humphrey held the traveling prize as refreshments were served by the hast eyn and her daughters Betty and Kathleen.
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Faulkton Bridge Club
Chamberlain's
Paulkton
Mason Checuberlin
Thames Bridge Club
Levi Roberts
Thos. Picton
F. R. Maurer
Li. Morris
J. P. Humphrey
Fred Qlesén
Cora Wright
Myx L.ik Morris
Humphrey
Hasteyn
Betty
Kathleen
Rush Tree Planting At Faulkton Lake
May W special notes volunteers advance tree planting in Faulkton Lake parks and along the easement. Cottonwoods are planted around the island peninsulas and shore willow cuttings line Lot One north shore near the dam. More cuttings await volunteers to finish the work.
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Faulkton
Tislana
Peninula
Him
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Euron
Ferguson
Maes
Australia
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