Cooperating Farmers Unite for Cooperative Campaign
Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau urges farm groups to unite for a militant campaign to defend and expand cooperative marketing. He advocates coordinated publicity legislative effort and funding for a national organization to boost producers profits and membership. The Evening Huronite endorses the editorial approach as a path to aid agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
America
O’neal
Evening
Huronite
Sam H. Thompson
Huron
Farmers’ Bureau
Union
Grange
South Dakota
Zet
Hoover Administration Defends Wage Policy Amid 1932 Talk
Democratic leaders in 1932 debate wage policy as Hoover, Treasury head Mellon, and Labor Secretary Doak defend keeping wage levels intact and resisting cuts. The administration argued for maintaining and potentially raising wages despite the ongoing economic slump following the 1929 crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
the Treasury
Melton
Labor
Doak
Mellon
Wage policy and looming 1932 wage battles
President Green of the American Federation of Labor warns that wage cuts threaten strikes, while White House silence fuels speculation of administration collusion. Secretary Doak signals possible general industry wage reductions, raising political stakes as wage levels become a central 1932 campaign issue.
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Ments
Green
American Federation of Labor
White House
Hoover
Doak
Presidentia
Entitled to Cooperation in Beresford School Board Posts
The Beresford Republic and Canova Herald urge public support for school board members, arguing brave applicants are unnecessary. They stress boards face hard tasks, handle diverse interests, and err as humans, but deserve public respect when motivated by good intent.
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Beresford Republic
Beresford School Board
Canova Herald
Pope Pius Encyclical Quadrasimo Anno Endorses Labour Dignity
Minneapolis Tribune reviews Pope Pius XII encyclical Quadrasimo Anno as reaffirming Leo XIII’s economic teaching. It emphasizes labor dignity, right to organize, and opposition to communism and fascism. The document, though Catholic in origin, is a sociological call for solidarity and common good across society. It asserts that one cannot be a good Catholic and a socialist simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Pius
Rome
Leo XII
Leo
Christendom
Leva
Leo II Pius
Ruada
Italy
Pope Pius
Church
Benerong
Ve Wesk
Vatican
No Wheat Stabilization Outlined by Farm Board
The 1931 wheat crop will be marketed normally with no Farm Board program to stabilize or buy surplus. Chairman Stone said proposed plans were rejected by economists for flaws, leaving farmers to act in a challenging market. Possible schemes involved holding portions of the crop or forming stabilization entities, but broad farmer consent was deemed unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Stone
Alexander Legge
Farm Board
J. F. Wilmer
Washington
C. A. Ward
Kameas
C. C. Telbot
Keith Dukots
Stabilization’ Corporation
Stowe
Canada
Buala
Topeka Sea Scouts Win National Sea Scout Championship
The Topeka Sea Scouts crew Kanma won the 1990 national title amid inland odds. First in the nation for the quartermaster badge was Dr. William C. Menninger as leader, with three crew members qualifying. The group rebuilt a river hermit’s hut and led many public ceremonies while learning seamanship through hands on practice and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Scouts of
Topeka
Memphis
National Hoy Scout Organization
Christian Science Monitor
Thomas J. Keans
Ses
Kansas
Topeka Sea Scouts
Kansas Boys
William C. Menninger
Topeke
Jeader
Setting Out Plants Discussed By Girls
Adleen Walter presided over a Vege tations 4-H club session at the home of Mise Ella Lewis in Fedora. Alice Blankenburg and Thelma Charr lin were named to the entertainment committee for the next meeting on May 27. Adleen Walter and Eleanor Lewis will demonstrate on setting out plants, with members planning gardens, songs, games, and lunch provided by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adleen Walter
Vegetations 4-H Club
Fedora
Bae
Mise Ella Lewis
Alice Blankenburg
Thelma Charrlin
Igen Walter
Eleanor Lewis
Ardith Olson Birthday Party Guests and Cake
Ardith Olson invited friends Eloise Helen Arlene Zedda Nancy Audrey Jannette Dorothy and Cherely to celebrate her thirteenth birthday anniversary. Games were played and lunch was served at a long pink and white decorated table with a large pink and white cake as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardith Olson
Eloise
Helen
Arlene
Zedda
Nancy
Audrey
Jannette
Dorothy
Cherely
Girl Scout’s seven year daily good turn honored
Ruth Sims of Elmira New York received a special service award for daily acts of guidance helping John Frank a blind weaver to his shop for seven years. The Elmira Association for the Blind supplied transportation replacing her service, ending her daily duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuth Sims
Elmira
John Frank
Ruth
Elmira Association For the Blind
Frank
16 Club Camps Set for June Camp Season
The 4 H club program kicks off the first week of June with sixteen camps. Clubs raise funds through bake sales and member dues to cover camp costs. Lydia Kjergaard leads a Yenkton county dairy group presenting a community playset and Har vey Bly with Mrs Eugene Swenson coordinate joint county programs. Local leaders receive camp details from extension agents.
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Walworth
Yenkton
Lydia Kjergaard
Minnehaha County
Harvey Bly
Eugene Swenson
Burbank
Clay County
Thunder Butte
Perkins County
H. M. Jones
Ela
Fedora Club Girls Study Beauty and Health
The Six Improvement Sisters of the Fedora 4-H club met at Miss Ella Lewis home to discuss wall treatment and plan future demonstrations on health. Committees were formed for the next gathering, with topics assigned to members and a June 5 meeting announced by reporter Alice Blankenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Sisters
Fedora 4-H Club
Ella Lewis
Sara May Reese
Vera Morgan
Ethel Gality
Eleanor Lewis
Margaret Morrin
Alice
Patrols Study Table Setting At Meeting
Minnehaha troop of the M. E. church met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. W. M. Sibley as captain. Alene Gibbs reported the meeting opened with march, motto, slogan, and laws recited as the three patrols showed progress in work. The Little Sioux practised setting the table and hiking, Blue Birds did the same with signaling, Marjory Thompson and Crewe Brown passed bird study tests and second class netting table. Elmor Keck and Bernie Dean Dunbar passed tale netting tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
W. M. Sibley
Alene Gibbs
Marjory Thompson
Crewe Brown
Elmor Keck
Bernie Dean Dunbar
Local firms back 1931 Huron trip contest for youth
Hur on the 1931 contest offers free trips to boys and girls in central South Dakota. Winners come from six organizations including Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Hi- Y, 4H clubs, and C. L. members. Sixty 4-H members will attend in December at Brookings. one lone Scout and several others receive major trips. Awards depend on pen and feature stories written during the contest period. clubs name delegates with adviser approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
C. S
C. E
Pierre
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
C. L
Camp DeKeTah
Camp Wilson
Lake Okobofi
Beadle Leads In 4-H Club Enrollment Across Counties
Local leaders report 4-H club enrollment exceeds 10 000 with 1931 total likely at 13 080 as of April. Beadle county tops with 562 members, Brow with 520, Spink and Codington also increasing. Girls may form canning and dairy clubs. boys may join baby pork, purebred gilt, corn, garden, potato, first year dairy and poultry. Emphasis on canning dairy foods baby pork and corn. Current enrollments listed: canning 30 cents, dairy foods 102, corn 274, baby pork 37. Local leaders urge unenrolled youths to join soon.
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H. M. Jones
Dewey
Spink
Codington
tJead
Beadle
Brow
Engineer Urges Individual Control During UD Banquet
H P Porter of the North West Bell Telephone Company urged engineering students at the University of South Dakota to plan for the long term and to master individual actions before seeking to control the machine age. He spoke at the University week convocation in Vermillion, addressing students from law and business schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
H. P. Porter
Nebraska South Dakota
Northwest Bell Telephone Company
University of South Dakota
Porter
Nlar
School of Law
School of Business Administration
Aonurs
Belle Fourche Tax Receipts Show Gain for April 1935
Belle Fourche officials report April 1935 tax receipts totaling 117,284.48 led by 19% taxes at 74,555.41, up from 61,129.02 last year. Current year and back tax collections sum to 80,417.15, with litigation receipts at 24,296.27 and miscellaneous at 12,480.95, signaling stronger revenue than April 1934 despite hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Lorraine Hoffman
Postal Workers Meet in Sioux Falls District Gathering
Aberdeen will send representatives to a district postal meeting in Sioux Falls on Memorial Day May 30. All branches of the postal service will be represented. Harry Rector president of the South Dakota Federation of Post Office Clerks will announce a full program of entertainment and serve as chairman at the meeting.
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Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Cach
Postal Service
Harry Rector
South Dakota Federation of Post Office Clerks
Rector Will
Claim Owed In Gas Tax Sparks Temporary Restraining Order
Watertown May 19 A temporary restraining order signed by Circuit Court Judge W N Skinger halted the gasoline business of Consumers Free and associated firm pending state determination. The attorney general seeks F107132.54 in gasoline taxes interest and penalties due for 276 478 gallons distributed July 4 1873 to February 28 1931 with only 1700 tax paid. The suit names J A Zerwas head of the company as sole trader doing business as Consumers Lighting Service Company. The injunction aims to compel payment of the full claimed amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
W. N. Skinger
Wamline
Attorney General's
J. A. Zerwas
Consumers Litening Service Company
Zer
Sixie
Plans Start For Lead Flower Show In Black Hills
Lead gardeners prepare for the annual Lead flower show to be held on Labor Day. The event, the region’s only of its kind, follows last fall’s successful inaugural show with early preparations aiming to surpass its first edition.
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Black Hills
New Coyote Best In History At Vermilion Campus
Vermilion May 19 The Cavite of Progress appeared on the University of South Dakota campus receiving endorsement from the student body as one of the finest books the University has published Edited by James Sweet and under Hilton Sturges business Edited by James Sweet etc The 1932 Coyote is praised for its layout student artwork and Campus Life section The staff includes William Southworth Russell Gray Adrian Krier Lucille Quirk and others with James Sweet as editor and Russell Gray business manager The yearbook is noted for new design and comprehensive historical content
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Vermiezion
University of South Dakota
Ennrc
James Sweet
Wastin
B. C
Hilton Sturges
Arlington
Coyote
Northwest
Trobig
Unive
Krier
Per
Div
Unis
le Sete
Crver Pith
Persea
Hae Beert
William Southworth
Sioux City
Russell Gray
Rapid City
Gray
Sioux Falls
Pirotos
Kenneth Guenthner
Bridger
Helen Chaussee
Vermillion
Bill Southworth
Sigridderson
Bancroft
Gl Mohler
Watertown
Aden Swisher
Bill Southenant
Joe F
Ransoh
Garry Slaty
Piano Race and High School Victory at Vermillion
Twenty years back in Huron a piano race slated for Monday evening featured Misses Helen Richards and Mary Allen with assistants, followed by a reading by Hazel Peck. The Huron High School celebrated a strong year by securing top team honors at the state high school track meet in Vermillion with six firsts, two seconds, and one third among local boys. Officers were elected: W. H. Notesteim president, Carnie B. Lloyd vice president, George Schnepper secretary, and Mrs. G. Issenhuth treasurer.
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Su G
Helen Richards
Mary Allen
Ruth Pinch
Mabel Ca Ad Nedfield
Rint
Hazel Peck
Huron High School
Vermillion
State University
Brookings
Watertown
Markey
Dickey
York
M. Buse
W. H. Notesteim
Carnie B. Lloyd
George Schnepper
G . Issenhuth
Ohio Point
Grand Lodge
Sioux Falls
George Greve
Mise Fuller
George Robinson
Charley, Seeley
Birs
Bert Eckhart
Simon Axelrad
Malone
Anna E. Payson
Wayland Aid Society Sets May Meetings and Elections
Wayland May events schedule shows regular meeting at Mrs L J Borkhuis home on May 2 with officer elections noted for May 3. A later correction states annual election will not occur at the May 3 Jung meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland Aid Society
Vayland
L. J. Borkhius
Aid
Jung
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Andit Bureau of Circulation
Cuse-Mitchell Newspapers
Ime
Sioux City Journal
Setion
Otte Wert
Tore
Ils
Girl Scout
Fedora Club
Lle
Msweds
Lnworance Aes
Mackvaine Insurance Agency
C. F. Hughes
George C. Hust
National Bank of Huron Howes and Temmey
Churchill and
Benen
Wiliam Issabuth
Security National Bank
Publix Theatres
HAHN
Anne
New Coyote
Trotzig
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