Economy in School Expenditures and Education Value
The piece argues against slashing education budgets despite budget pressures. It cites the Christian Science Monitor on true economy, defends maintaining instructional quality, and opposes hiring bids based on lowest price. It urges careful trimming without harming standards, noting teachers' pay and quality matter most.
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Christian Scivice Monitor
Havonite
Christian Science Monitor
Redktut Nomic
Ban on Politics Promises Budget Balance Hope in Congress
Washington reports a nonpartisan economy committee may slash appropriations to balance the budget. House hesitation on the Patman bonus bill boosts confidence that critical financial measures will curb expenditures. Hoover and the public receive credit for a potential turning point easing congressional panic and aiding business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Hoover
Congress backs Hoover as public shows support
A Kansas City Star Washington correspondent reports Congress is shifting to back the president as lawmakers hear from home that the public supports Hoover. The dip in jitters comes as they consider hurried action on the tax bill and a real economy measure. The observer hopes the public keeps pressuring Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kansas City Star
Washington
Starman
Hoover
National Interest in Forests and Reforestation
The article argues that Central South Dakotans rely on forests in the southern and southeastern states for rainfall and moisture. It urges a national scope for reforestation of marginal cotton land in the South and calls on Congressmen to engage with the issue due to widespread climate and ecological interdependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Southland
Resignation and Senate Leadership Tensions Cited
The piece notes Huey Long resigning all Senate committee assignments as he diverges from Democratic leadership in tone and policy. It also questions Senator Norris of Nebraska for opposing Hoover while retaining a committee post, suggesting mental dishonesty and mistrust of his electoral stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
Louisiana
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
Ycan
Disarmament Urged as Key to Lasting Civilization
The article argues that armaments threaten civilization and must be brought under intelligent collective control. It notes disarmament cannot occur in isolation, requires broader justice between nations, and is unlikely to be achieved at the current international conference opened by Mr. Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
Manchester
England
Henderson
Hoover veto on pensions, recalls Cleveland clash
The Minneapolis Journal echoes Watertown Public Opinion praising President Hoover for vetoing a 387 item pension bill. It argues the veto blocks undeserving pensions, cites Desertion and drunkenness as disqualifiers, and urges redrafting to save worthy veterans while critiquing weak precinct committeee n influence in elections.
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Minneapolis Journal
Hoover
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Congress
Cengrens
Mr. Hoover
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
White House
Young Citizens Convene On South Dakota League Activities
More than 300 South Dakota youths returned from Pierre where they attended the state Young Citizens League convention. The four sessions featured youth participation in legislative matters and plans for the new school year. Winners from Huron and Beadle county were announced as league delegates.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Faid
League
Ateen Erickson
Young Citizen
George Washington
D. A. R. Marty
Futh Miter
Ste
Bierre
Dowbouquet
Aim Monday
Schull
Mellone
Uecker
McCadee
Gladine Lilly
Hand County
Frar Misertis
Pauline Orth
Coolidge Y.C. L
Leis Richardson
Pennington County
Mary Eien Douglass
Happy Hearted
C. L
Law Observarue
Ameri
Young Citizens League
Bett
Huron
Muronite
Hazel Christoffersen
Glenn Siegenthaler
Willing Workers
Rand School
Beadle County
Edith Thomas
Whittier School
Valley
George Schwartz
Valley No
Rachael Paterson
Wayside League
Kingsbury County
Laura Pamp
Custer Township
John Schulz
I. Hurley
Mothers Honored at Sunshine League Mother’s Day Program
The Sunshine league of the Morrill School Theresa district hosted mothers of members for a Mother’s Day program at the school Friday afternoon. Maxine Jones led the event with Tearteart members performing, and each guest received a pink carnation. Miss Brekke taught and led craft activities.
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Sunshine League
Morrill
Theresa
Dean Morrill
Maxine Jones
Brekke
Wrevel Cee Amd Lememade
Deen
Iroquois Boy Wins Prize in National Fur Show
Raymond Spaar of Iroquois won fourth place and ten dollars at a Chicago fur show sponsored by Sears Roebuck Agricultural foundation for fur care and preparation. A skunk was among the standout skins and Spaar's exhibit earned the prize for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Spaar
Chicago
Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Spaar
Four H Girls Secure Free Club Suite in Canistula
Canistula 4 H club girls in McCoul county secure a vacant Main Street store formerly owned by L. G. France for free use as a two room suite. Two clubs share the space for meetings and work sessions with furniture contributed by members including a library table phonograph chairs and a self built dressing table. The rooms serve as a social center and workshop with girls and leaders responsible for upkeep and activities.
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Brookings
Canistula
McCoul County
Main Street
Agig
L. G. France
Ole 1A
Inacp
Wpul BS
Shaw
Ne Snow
Broadland Girl Wins Essay Contest On Value Of Music
Carol Olson 11, a seventh grader at Fairfield No 2 school Beadle County, received first prize in the music value essay contest tied to Musicweek at Broadland led by Rev Susie Thompson. Her essay extols music education enhancing discipline, school work and character, praising piano training and music appreciation for all children.
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Carol Olson
Susie Thompson
Fairfield No. 2
Beadle County
Musicweek
Broadland
Carol
Golfers Puzzle Fifty Clues for a Rustic Golf Course Riddle
The page presents a word puzzle with many cryptic style clues linked to golf terms and related objects. It includes abbreviations and mis-spellings, listing meanings for items from clubs to natural features and common phrases. The puzzle mixes golf terminology with unrelated nouns to form a broad clue set.
Fragmented Note on Feelings and Education
A damaged text fragment discusses nervous people and minds with unclear meaning about happiness and musical education. The passage hints at value in learning music but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
New 4-H Meat Identification Contest Planned
Brookings May 1 Plans by B Johnson ex extension animal husbandman at State college outline LH lab instruction in meat identification for 4 H club boys. The aim is to teach retail and wholesale cuts of beef pork jum and mutton and to distinguish high quality meat. Training schools will be held in Sioux Falls Mitchell Huron and Aberdeen with state district judging zone test at State college July 26. Gold and silver medals planned for top contestants.
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Brookings
B. Johnson
State College
Pollyanna 4-H Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Pollyanna 4-H Club met at Aletha Smiths home with full attendance. Plans for a Mother's Day party were discussed and committee reporters heard. Members worked on dresses while refreshments were served by Mrs. Smith Jean McArthur and Mrs. George Smith attended. The next regular session is set for May 28 at Mrs. Krouses home.
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Aletha Smith
Helen Alright
Smith
Jean McArthur
George Smith
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron residents busied themselves with travel to Brookings for a stack meet and a high school track team departing for the same event. Names include Harlan Whisman, Miss Tostsie Bhert, Holand Wheeler, John Sutherland, Harry Ward Gardner, and Simon Axelrad with Anna Irmas of Chicago. Wedding news notes Chicago ceremony May 5 with the couple awaiting greetings in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Whisman
Brookings
Flaron
Tostsie Bhert
Holand Wheeler
Aberdeen
John Sutherland
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Harry Ward Gardner
H. J. Ward
Glasgow
Scotland
Markey
Wickey
Baker
Broe
Wright
Brock
Wagner
Carrol
Vanes
J. C. Davin
Larmie Wayne
Mornon E
Mitchel
Frank Jatha
Tome
Spring fashion notes on fabrics sleeves and necklines
A fashion feature describes spring style details in gowns coats and dresses. It notes fabrics like wool silk and cotton, high necklines avoiding a choked look, and collars with fur or bows. Sleeves vary from plain to puffed with trims and raglan shapes.
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Saral
Femini
R. O. T C Officers To Get Promotions
In Brookings on May 1 a large group of advanced ROTC officers were named for promotion last week by Captain Walter E. Smith at State College. Cadet captains Marboro DeFrees and Kermit Swanson promoted to lieutenant colonels. Mists of cadet major include Wesley Newfeld, Stanley Rish, Faul Warmer, Harold Townsend, LaVerly Wesepka, John Hess, Edward Wedell, and Robert Bohn. First lieutenant to cadet captain promotions include Gardner Gross, Louis Myre, Eldredice Doggett, Martin Tayin, Fred Fromke, Oris Deshi, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Walter E. Smith
State Colllege
Marbore DeFrees
Faribault
Minn
Kermit Swanson
Brookigs
Wesley Newfeld
Freeman
Stanley Rish
Faul Warmer
de Smet
Harold Townsend
LaVerly Wesepka
Britton
John Hess
Hiirom
Edward Wedell
Hary Hanson
Robert Bohn
Winona
Teutenant
Gardner Gross
Bowdle
Louis Myre
Eldredice Doggett
Hartford
Martin Tayin
Wolsey
Sunshine Club Meeting Notes at Mrs Healy Home
The Sunshine club met at the home of Mrs Ea Healy. Club songs and a business meeting were held. Members spent the afternoon sawing carpet rags and had lunch served by Mrs Law, Mrs Miller and Mrs Healy. The next meeting will be with Mrs Ralph Meste featuring an eight person pot luck lunch.
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Virgil
Sunshine Club
Ea Healy
Law
Miller
Healy
Ralph Meste
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