Generations Needed For Democratic Self Government
The article argues that readiness for democracy varies by country, noting Spain’s volatile transition and Germany’s peaceful shift. It contrasts American experience with struggles in Spain Italy Russia China and Mexico, suggesting constitutional methods require generations of wise leadership and public reverence for authority.
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Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
America
Germany
Spain
Italy
Russia
China
Prince of Wales urges global advertising in modern counsel
Central South Dakotans hear a talk on Prince of Wales promoting advertising to recapture world markets. He cites North American goods and services as models, noting American made cars and office equipment as symbols of progress and efficiency. The message stresses widespread publicity as key to business success.
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South
Camelot
Associated Press
Prince of Wales
North America
United States
South America
Prince
Wales
Heir to the British Throne Counsels His People on Advertising
The passage notes that the heir to the British throne offers public counsel, while recognizing widespread advertising in a city. It mentions North American origin items such as radios gramophones films and captions in his language, and observes how life and culture are foreshadowed and advertised in illuminated city spaces.
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North America
United States
Death of Walter A. Strong Chicago News Publisher
Walter A. Strong, longtime Chicago News publisher, dies at forty seven. A graduate of 1905, he rose from reporter to business manager under Victor Lawson and financed the paper’s property purchase at over ten million dollars without influential help. He led the n ewsroom toward high standards and civic usefulness, leaving a profitable, respected paper and a legacy of leadership in journalism.
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Walter A. Strong
Chicago News
Strong
The
Victor Lawson
Lawson
Parents Day Debate Sparks in Press Comment
A press column argues for a unified Parents Day to replace separate Mother’s and Father’s days. It notes benefits like reduced commercial tone, shared parental responsibilities, and year round recognition of parents, while considering possible church and family bond enhancements.
Home influence blamed for school delinquency says Weglein
Dr. David E. Weglein, superintendent, told the Hebrew association that delinquency reflects insufficient home influence though not solely the home’s fault. He notes public instruction’s spread has blurred lines between home and school duties, leaving children between two stools. He also cites Highway 14 plans to link Chicago to Yellowstone Park, praising organizer efforts and noting past success of the Custer Battlefield route. Governor Green is praised for appointing capable, uncontroversial officials close to Dougal and Mac.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
David E. Weglein
Young Men's and
Young Women's Hebrew Association
Dr. Weglein
Department of Education
Perenta
Chicago
Yellowstone Park
Buffalo
Wyo
The
Park
Fischer
Custer Battlefield
Pierre Dekotan
Reserve Code Guides a Girl Reserve Creed
Darlene Bowman of Wessington High shares a Girl Reserve code emphasizing gracious, impartial, loyal, and earnest conduct. The code, universal and global, guides daily life, service, reverence, and self mastery for girls and their clubs worldwide. The piece highlights standards for friendship, judgement, education, beauty, knowledge, and dependable character.
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Darlene Bowman
Wessington High Club
Ansvet
Mikkelsen Sworn In As Superintendent Near Madison
G Mikkelsen announced he will serve as superintendent and agricultural instructor at a consolidated school near Madison. The appointment aligns with rural education needs and outlines duties in school administration and farming program instruction.
Forestburg Fireflies Girl's Club Formed
Mrs Ethel Rausch organized a new Forestburg Girl's club named Forestburg Fireflies. May 11 saw the first meeting at Mrs M Beiges' home. Officers: Faye Farnam president Ellen Fairfield vice president Frances Corwin secretary treasurer Olga Johnson reporter. Seven members. Health lesson by Opal Larsen at next meeting May 25. Farnam to host with Selma Larsen fan leader. Meetings at the local leader's home.
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Ethel Rausch
Salborn
Jerauld
Miner
Forestbure
M. Beiges
Jeader
Forestburg
Faye Farnam
Selma Larsen
De Smet Girl To Talk For State In World Good Will Day
De Smet pupil Racheal Patterson will speak for South Dakota in a World Good Will Day telephone program on May 18 after winning the state C. L. speaking contest at Pierre May 1-2. She will call from the Governor’s reception room, with 4-H, Boy Scouts, Gil Scouts, Campfire Girls, Girl Reserves, and city churches represented. Additional state officials and Nebraska will be listening as the event aims to foster global understanding and interdependence among youth.
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Racheal Patterson
de Smet
Wid
South Dakota
Aleen Erickson
Young Citizen
World Federation of Education Associations
North Dakota
Rachael
Nebraska
Lincoln
Erickan
Pierre
Racheal
Gil Scouts
Campfire
Miss Erickson
Banner 4 H Club Prepares for Hyde County Parade
Banner 4 H Sewing club members report on the state C L convention in Pierre with Alta Elfrink earning a free trip. Only 11 members attended due to bad roads. Olive Lusk presided. dues planned for next meeting. lunch by Forst family. A Chicago Mail Order contest and parade at Hyde County Fair in Highmore are announced. Next meeting May 31 at John Dusk home.
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Banner Club
Alia Elfrink
Banner 4-H Sewing Club
Hyde County
C. L
Pierre
John Forst
Alta
Marion Thurston
Olive Lusk
Alta Elirink
Mildred McGough
Evangeline Forst
Esther McGough
Porter Hall
Chicago
Hyde Cunt
Highmore
Agust
Faulkston
Forst
John Dusk
Miner Club Members Attend Poultry Meet
Members of Miner county poultry club leaders conference met at Edson Older farm near Carthage on May 3. Weather delayed arrivals until noon and the attendees enjoyed a picnic lunch hosted by Miss Older's club members.
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Miner County Poultry Clubs
Poultry Club
Edson Older
Carthage
Mys Fredericks Burke
Carthage Poultry
Miss Older‘s Club
Black Bears Take Honors In Contest
The twelve week inter patrol contest results show the Black Bears scoring 936 points to the Eagle Patrol's 893 with the Flying Eagles leading the early period by a point or two. Troop members include Harold Jacobsen and Churchill Wilcox with plan for a two day canoe trip as an award and a Thursday meeting to discuss Mother-Daughter banquets and upcoming camporee.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Black Bears
Eagle Patrol
Lyle Barton
Flying Eagles
Black Bear Patrol
Harold Jacobsen
Churchill Wilcox
Charley Reintsma
Kirke Wheeler
Hussell Johnson
Pershing York
Norman Schwietest
Raymond Schroder
Verne Bauman
Potter Girls Plan State Style Revue Entry
Gettysburg Progressive Maids Cithing club prepares for the state style revue contest as Thelma Brunes reports. The group met May 9 to choose dress styles and discuss project plans while the poultry club held a recent meeting to organize flocks and arrange egg and chick duties.
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Potter
Progressive Maids Cithing Club
Gettysburg
Thelma Brunes
Progressive Mids
Poultry Club
James To Address Miller Graduates at Miller High
Miller May 14. Names listed for Miller high school graduating class with 28 total. Dr James of the University of South Dakota Vermillion to deliver the address. Salutatorian Heymond Dormberger and valedictorian George Cahalah among graduates.
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Ethel Ruzicka
Maxine Taylor
Bernice Welch
Mary Bushfield
Susella Hubbard
Dorothy Dougherty
Doris Eaton
Verda Andrews
Marie Ellis
Doris Goudiz
Carrie Canham
India Cox
Charlotte Bard
Rul! Andrews
Constance Grafton
Dorothy Kintigh
Elnora Elbauer
Veronica Gacbel
Mystery Ends When Money Bag Is Found
Madison police faced a potential mystery after a candy kitchen owner reported theft of the day's receipts. Officers were alerted to watch for suspects, but the money bag was later found on a desk, placed there by the proprietor who forgot its location.
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Madison
Huron
Sioux Falls
Miller Band Plans Summer Activities
Miller city band outlines summer plans listing members such as Gifford Murphy Bernard Rugh Wendell Andrews Mack Jones Merlin Spain Dwight Denburg Robert Baughman Phyllis Baughman Buell Hewett Verlin Hewett Kenneth Vermeérsen Vernice Dewey Junior Saltmarsh Roger Stensland Evelyn Parrish G. G. Bonk G. J. Bonk Elwin Andersen Jane Mc Cullen Kendrick Scofield Homer Burger Vesta Hyatt Elma Semler Lorraine Schroeder Lionel Haigh Steckman brothers St. Lawrence s.
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Miller Band
Miller
Miller City Band
Gifford Murphy
Bernard Rugh
Wendell Andrews
Mack Jones
Merlin Spain
Dwight Denburg
Robert Baughman
Phyllis Baughman
Buell Hewett
Verlin Hewett
Kenneth Vermeérsen
Vernice Dewey
Junior Frank Saltmarsh
Roger Stensland
Evelyn Parrish
G. G. Bonk
Onaka Firm Incorporates Pierre Branch
Onaka firm Onska incorporated with $25000 capital stock. Directors: Paul Deis Lena Deis and Valentine Hof fart of Onake. Blunt Masonic lodge conferred third degree on Roy Jensen with about 40 guests from Quida and Pierre. lunch served at midnight.
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ONAKA
Pierre
Paul Deis
Onska
Lena Deis
Valentine Hoffart
Onake
Blunt
Blunt Masonic Lodge
Roy Jensen
Quida
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notes Flurry
Twenty years ago in Huron a series of short notices recounts residents visiting relatives in Eagle Grove Aberdeen and Santa Ana. Residents include Miss Marie Vance Miss Marian Fairbank Miss Anna Payson Mrs. George Schnepper Mrs. Tt O Richards and Gerald Role. News mentions Odd Fellows grand lodge in Sioux Falls and a Norwegian minister to the United States travel plans.
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W. Tue Murphy
Eegle Grove
R. €. Gibbs
1. O. O. F. Grand Wall
Sioux Falls
Marie Vance
Aberdeen
Marian Fairbank
Jacksonville
A. B. Fairbank
Harry EB. Losey
Herald Force
Onn
Anna Payson
Grand Lodge of the Order of Odd Jaws
John H. Miller
Glenn Sand
Mabel Glenn
Santa Ana
George Schnepper
Omaha
Neb
Tt. O. Richards
Aberder
B. Dinneen
Rapid Civ
Gerald Rolé
Hve
R. O. Richards
Grand Forks
N. D
Wolsey Class Presents Annual Play The Auramin Butler
Wolsey high school junior and senior classes stage a three act comedy Friday night in present time at Mrs Preston's boarding house. Cast includes Danny Bryant Beatrice Ty Ruth Juergens Kat Bailey and many others with a robot butler escape scene and a jewelry store robbery tie in. Selections by the school orchestra precede the performance directed by Dorothy Peck with H Christensen guiding the orchestra.
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Wolsey
Jerssayy
Wolsey High School
Auramiin Butler
Danny Bryant
Beatrice Ty
Kitty Preston
Ruth Juergens
Kat Bailey
George Shoemaker
Abdon Bennyworth
Frede Newton
Adrian Bryant
Jay Salisbury
Lily
Tanty Pest
Alma Allison
Jenny
Rudye la “Blick
Pat Cheney
Big Jim
Mitchel
Glen Phraisie Dowell
Edith Broth
Vinter Mackle
Viola Pierson
Jolin Preys
Ordean Risetters Rubet
Meli Christopherson
Preston
Buller Kes
América
Big Jim" Bell
Hraveuts Zets
H. Christensen
Dorothy Peck
Wolsey Girl Weds Alpena Businessman in Quiet Ceremony
Leona A. Waltert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Waltert, married Edmund M. Lehr of Alpena at the couple’s home ceremony. Rev. F. Ley officiated. The bride, a Wolsey High School graduate, wore flowered chiffon. attendants wore flowered flat crepe. A six o’clock dinner followed. The couple will reside in Alpena with the bride’s mother for now.
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Alpena
Lela
New Restaurant Opens In Onida Onida South Dakota
A new restaurant opened in Onida in the building first door north of the post office. The interior has been redecorated, a soda fountain installed, and booths arranged for table service.
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Onida
Wolsey Pupils Win In Brookings Contest
Wolsey pupils fared well at Brookings contests. Vincent Molt won the silver cup in shop work and Orval Stauffacher placed first in home economics judging and second in sheep judging. Moltz tied for second in the individual sweepstakes. G H Mikkelson, Vincent Moertz, Ed Siemens and Chester Risetter accompanied by others on the trip.
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Wolsey
Brookings
Brooking
Vincent Molt
Orval Stauffacher
Vincent Moltz
G. H. Mikkelson
Vincent Moertz
Ed Siemens
Chester Risetter
Montana Woman Reports Quick 17 Pound Loss in Four Weeks
A Lewis town resident, Mrs. Fred Barringer, writes a dated letter urging overweight women to try Kruschen Salts. She claims a four week loss from 234 to 2399 pounds and promotes rapid yet practical weight reduction with minimal cost.
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Montana
Fred Barringer
Lewistown
Manisas
Amerci
America
Larustaff Drug Co
H. A. Perriton
Cinet Doug Store
Krusch
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Mac
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Moore
Mengers
Fireflies
New _ Forestburg
Erickson
Wayside School
Kingsbury County
Mavis
Hurvaite
Miner Club
Miss Sis
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