Croes on Wheat and Tariffs at Rome Conference
South Dakota's C W Croes and Farmers' Union leader spoke after a Rome wheat conference stressing open minds in solving the wheat problem. He warned domestic price support could invite European retaliation unless export prices align with world market levels.
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South Dakota
C. W. Croes
Simpson
Farmers’ Union
United States
Rome
Croes
Huron
Europe
Canada
Holland
France
Italy
Tariff Debate Impacts Wheat Markets and Farmers
The article discusses how protective tariffs affect both domestic farmers and foreign buyers. It argues that high industrial tariffs shift leverage to industrial producers while reducing export markets for wheat. It cautions against treating wheat and other exports separately from broader tariff policy and anticipates further discussion with Mr. Croes the following Saturday.
Pierre Capital Journal Attacks Bankers Stock Gambling Stance
The Pierre Capital Journal condemns a Chicago banker who urged restricting stock gambling to the rich. Editor Higple argues it is the limit to deny one class access while extending it to another. The piece contends gambling harms the poor and bankers should redirect funds to constructive national use.
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Pierre Capital Journal
Chicago
Baye
Higple
Rirs
America
Stalin In A Compromise Time in Mostow
The article describes Stalin's shift away from Nep and back toward state control, contrasting Lenin's NEP with Stalin's policies. It explains a dual system of state NEP and state trust stores, where workers face lines for state goods or pay high prices at NEP stores. It suggests a cautious move to permit limited private writing by correspondents and mentions a proposed proclamation against gypsies.
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Josef Stalin
Lenin
Stalin
Nep
Nepman
Rus Ma
State “Trust
State Trust
Snrend Stslin
Clark Girl Attends State YCL Convention in Pierre
Marjorie E. Hansen of Clark County describes a trip with three Clark delegates to the 61st State YCL convention in Pierre. They visited the capitol, saw the center of North America marker, met Speaker Devan Robinson and Secretary Elizabeth Coyne, and toured Ft Pierre and the Indian school while thanking chaperone Mrs. Leighty for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hansen
Pierre
Huron
Y. CL
Fierre
Marjorie E. Hansen
Carpenter
Golden Star ¥. C. L
Fordhamschaol
Clark County
Leighty
Clark
Redfield
Cottonwood Lake
Bee Hills
South Dakota
North America
St Charles
State House
Tower Pierre
House of Representatives
M. M. Guhin
The
Young Citizens League
Devanei Robinson
Elizabeth Coyne
Capitol Building
Gladys Pyle
Mrs. Leighty
Sacajawea Girls Plan Camp at Enemy Swim
Sacajawea Girl Scouts discussed attending Camp Che-E-Pa at Lake Enemy Swim this summer. The camp runs from June 28 to July 12. Gladys White noted many Scouts plan to attend. Twenty eight Scouts and two new members Bessie Hart and Loraine Peterson were present at the Presbyterian church meeting.
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Sacajawea
Che-E-Pa
Lake Enemy
Presbyterian
Owls
Q. E. Wright
Bessie Hart
Loraine Peterson
Fourteen Strivers Club Demonstrations At Meeting
All members attended a Fourteen Strivers meeting led by Maxine Link last week with some parents present. Mrs. Lee Crams ton selected demonstrators for county achievement day. Plans were made to host an entertainment to raise funds for club camp. Athalie Cranston named club reporter for the month. After business, leaders cut two dresses for this year’s work. Games and a luncheon followed, with special guests Mrs Minnie Link and Mr and Mrs L W Seeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Link
Lee S. Cramston
Athalie Cranston
Jhorteoe
Minnie Link
L. W. Seeley
Wayland Girl Reserves Hike to Gladys Lloyd Home
About 16 girls in the Wayland Girl Reserves troupe hiked Wednesday evening to the home of Gladys Lloyd and back. A weiner and marshmallow roast followed by a luncheon were featured. The group played kittenball before returning to Wayland.
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Wayland
Gladys Lloyd
Vayland
Reserves Host Birthday Party For Gledine Lilly
A birthday party at the home of Gledine Lilly Tuesday evening concluded by 12 Vasland Girl Reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gledine Lilly
Vasland
Busy Beavers Earn Equipment For Playground
The Busy Beavers league at Barrett No 4 in Beadle county reports a 22 member year with 3 presidents 3 vice presidents 3 secretaries and 1 treasurer. A piano and phonograph exist. committees covered entertainment outdoor chores and lunch. Receipts total 391 with 63 cents on hand after buying a ball bat and Young Citizen.
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Busy Beavers
Ethel J. Playang
Busy Beaver League
Barrett
Beadle County
Nellie M. Brusse
Girl Scout Picnic Skills For Summer Outings
A lighthearted guide praises Girl Scouts as expert picnickers who plan hot meals or kabobs, choose safe spots, carry chlorine solution, and pack first aid. It contrasts the experienced Scout with the amateur, noting activities, snacks, and simple games to stave off boredom on long days outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cudahy Offers 4-H Prize Trips Across States
Cudahy Packing company announces 16 educational prize trips for 4-H livestock project members across seven states. Winners from Iowa Kansas Minnesota Utah Nebraska South Dakota and Missouri will attend the national 4-H club congress and International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, and other events in Kansas City and state colleges. Previous winners are ineligible.
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Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
National Committee On Boys
Sinth
Chicago
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Utah
Misson
Kansas City
Nebraska
South Dakota
Twenty Years Ago Today at Huron Students Honor High Averages
Twenty years ago today the Huron High School pupils posted top marks with scholarship averages above 90 percent from March to April 28. The piece lists students across classes A B and C, with names such as Rose Radcliffe Otho Youngs Myrls Johnson and Emile Uiterback, noting teachers and school staff. Local items include births visits and travel: Jeromé Nall’s daughter born at 11 am, Jack Moyle visiting from Racine, Dr. Benjamin Thomas and Dr. M EB Walton in attendance, Miss Ella Switzer visiting from Hamilton, and a league reception at KP Come to the league reception tonight. C H Knudson of the Scandinavian German Land company traveled to Saskatchewan with land seekers.
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Huron High School
Myrile Johnson
Glive Link
George Longstaff
Albert Peterson
Marene Richards
Hazel Stiles
Dorothy Tredway
Emile Uiterback
Clarence Wagner
Gertrude Gilgare
Ruth McGarvey
Hildegarde Rother
Esther Rowe
Julia Russell
Florence Wallace
Fdna Guernsey
Charles Harper
Hilda Lynn
Ethlyn Medbery
Vesta Sparks
Ruth Tomlinson
Rose Radcliffe
Otho Youngs
B. B. Irons
van Dalsem
Jeromé Nall
Jack Moyle
Racine
Wis
Benjamin Thomas
Owen Wright
Hitchcock
League
Mesdames Buell
Sherrer
Nelson
Walker
Bentley
Angle
Hodgeson
Fyfe
Klemme
Carroll
Taylor
Rosenberry
Benuh Morrierty
Whisman
Dickey
Grover
Myers
Tolmie
Mower
Thomas Link
Lida Bett
Robert Holmes
Hoston
C H. Knudson
Huron Girl Reserve Club Elects New Officers
Huron high school Girl Reserve Club names LaVerne Gibbs president at May 13 meeting. Vera LaCratt becomes vice president Lois Keck secretary and Kathryn Turpen ning treasurer. They will meet again to appoint committee chairmen for next year.
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Huron Girl Reserves
LaVerne Gibbs
Huron High School Girl Reserve Club
Vera LaCratt
Lois Keck
Kathryn Turpenning
East Side Pig Club Report and June Plans
East Side 4 H pig club met at John McGuire home on May 13. Members reported on care and feeding of club pigs, two members chosen for club camp in June, and a roller skating party planned for June 5 per Jaz Davis club reporter. ATTEND POULTRY MEET Mrs W B Friese and others attended the Glider farm demonstration near Carthage with B A Cave Genevieve Henreth Bix J P Rudy and H H De Lang present. Demonstrations were given by C J Weisner and Reg Cummins.
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East Side
Beadie East Side
John MicGuire
Jaz Davis
W. B. Friese
Wolsey
Carthage
B. A. Cave
Genevieve Henreth
Bix J. P. Rudy
H. H. DeLang
C. J. Weisner
Wesleyan Darting Toward Budget Balance at Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell reports Dakota Wesleyan University has retired 30000 of debt and added 50230 to its endowment since last September. Despite economic gloom the school trimmed expenses by 1034 below the budget, yet faces a 95000 income deficit to cover current year costs without incurring new debt. Roschman remains optimistic about aligning with the budget by September.
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Wesleyan Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Ior
Wesleyan
Earl A. Roadman
Acted
Roschman
Dakota
Wealayan
Record Auto Run Pierre to Bismarck Tells Fast Trip
A message from Pierre Mayor J E Hipple to Bismarck Mayor A P Lenhart reports C P Larsen of Bismarck completed a record automobile trip between the two capitals. The 231 miles on U S Highway 83 averaged about 55 miles per hour, taking three hours five and a half minutes. The report notes the trip's unusually rapid pace and cites the national comic event in St Louis May 27 to 23.
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Pierre
J. E. Hipple
A. P. Lenhart
Bismarck
C. Pc
Larsen
Larnon
Students Visit At S F College in Sioux Falls
Fifteen Grand Island Nebraska student leaders visit Sioux Falls College to inspect the campus and attend dinners and an operetta. They will join Sioux Falls students in activities and later merge into the new Sioux Falls College.
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Sioux Falls
Grand Island
Gidden-Mariny Hall
Sioux Fally College
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls College Students Association
Falls
Grand Island Colege
Grand Island College
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Northern Students Win Big in Chemistry Prize Essay
Two Northern State Teachers college students from Aberdeen Elinor Kraushaar and Margaret Brown won first place in separate divisions of the American Chemical Society prize essay contest for normal schools and teachers colleges Each earns 500 prizes The contest honors study topics range from chemistry in health to aviation and defense Northern leads in national ranking with past winners noted from Western State Colorado and local alumnus Jack Readey and Russell Jonas among prior honorees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Elinor Krausharr
Margaret Brown
American Chemical Society
David Allen Andersen
Francia P. Garvan
New York City
Patricia
Brown
Northern
Western State College of
Jack Readey
Russell Jonas
Yankton Woman Aims for U S Rifle Team in England
Yankton college senior Miss Mary Ward of Chicago will try out in Vermillion for a place on the 1931 American rifle team competing with England. She is the sole South Dakota contestant, with trials ending May 30 and the international match set for July 6 to 12 at Bisley. Ward, a campus leader and Ripley’s Believe It or Not subject for 500 bullseyes, previously led the U S team to a Dewar Trophy victory at Camp Perry.
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Yankton
Mary
Bunny" Werd
Chicago
Yankton College
Ward
Vermillion
South Dakota
Washington
Elen
Bixley
England
Miss Ward
May Queen
Waeril
United States
Dewar
Great Britain
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Enemy Swim
Devine
Watts
Girl Scouts
Hesse
Prairie
Ithe Heeft
Regs Cummings
Eepeezsent &, D. Ing
St. Louia
S.F. College
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