Speed Holman Remembers the Golden Days of Aviation
The piece imagines Speed Holman visiting the celestial hangar with aviation legends like Beachey Locklear and Lincoln Beachey recalling storming days. It ponders his pride in stunt flying and training value, and ends with the thought he would rather fly than talk, perhaps in Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holman
Speed
Locklear
Lincoln Beachey
Aviation
Beachey
San Francisco
Omaha
South Dakota
Capt
Ben Eilegan
North Dakota
Bert Hawks
The
Faribault
Iowa
Clarence Chamberlain
Lindbergh
Economic Justice in the Foover Era and Labor Alliance
The Foover administration and the American Federation of Labor align to sustain current wages amid a business slump. Hoover aims to keep wages to maintain purchasing power and restore prosperity. the AFL argues capital reaped excess profits and should not offload recession costs onto workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foover
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Hoover
Federation
Wage Prosperity and Market Limits Highlighted in Speech
A historical analysis argues that wage boosts created a domestic market, spurring higher production and profits while labor did not share the gains. It contends overproduction looms unless demand grows and criticizes capital for seeking wage cuts, urging sustained wages to revive prosperity. It ends with a note on policemen learning languages for courtesy.
Press responsibility highlighted by C C Wu at Missouri banquet
Chinese minister to the United States Dr. C C Wu told Missouri newspaper men that the press bears a major role in international relations. He urged objective reporting, mutual knowledge, and a shift away from sensationalism toward fostering peace and goodwill among peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
C.C. Wu
United States
Washington
University of Missouri
Missouri
Dr. Wu
Imi
China
Norwegian Independence Day Observed in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis week end observance of Sysende Mai, Norway’s independence day, drew thousands not actively participating yet reminded all of shared ideals with the United States. The article notes Norway’s 1814 constitution at Eidsvold and parallels it with the American Constitution, praising liberty, press freedom, religious thought, and universal suffrage. It highlights strong Norwegian American ties in the Northwest and the enduring mutual regard between nations and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
Sysende Mai
Norway
Eidsvold
United States
Northwest
Future land prices forecast sparks debate in Woonsocket
A writer predicts another rapid rise in land values resembling a past boom but argues most readers may not live to see it recur. The piece favors steady growth over haste and calls for tax reform to ease the unjust burden and distribute benefits equitably through continued agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Happy Choice Kibbee Nominated to Fed Board in Mitchell
Mitchell Republicans back H R Kibbee for the vacancy on the Federal Reserve bank board of directors. Kibbee brings nearly fifty years in Mitchell banking, proven soundness through six South Dakota depressions, and deep knowledge of the state and its needs to ensure service to South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Republican
H. R. Kibbee
Mitchell
Federal Reserve Bank Board of Directors
South Dakota
Kibbee
Behaz
Bia
Federal Reserve System
South
Four Counties Attend 4-H Camp at State Fair Grounds
Final plans set for Bradie Hand Spins and Kingsbury counties to attend 4 H club camp at the State Fair grounds in Huron from June 24 to 27. R A Cave and Sara L Dewing head camp with duties for each organizer. Activities cover athletics, swimming, arts, health, judging, and recreation, with rules and awards noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradie
Hand
Kingsbury
Huron
R. A. Cave
Sara L. Dewing
Cave
Miss Dewing
H. H. DeLong
Faulkton
Brookings
Slight Change In Girls Uniforms In 1931
A brief note on Girl Scout uniform updates allows girls to adapt last year outfits by raising belt loop placements to mimic new trim. The guidance from the equipment division emphasizes simple adjustments to maintain a neat look while aligning with national rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadge
National
Eleone
Richland League Boys Equipment For School Band
The Richland townshp school through Uncle Sam's Helpers led by Miss Grace Lyngen reports biweekly meetings forming committees on blackboard library desks girls and boys ethical rooms and water. A Thanksgiving program and social raised 36.40 and two Christmas programs followed. Funds funded chorus records and toy orchestra instruments and a spring breakfast food project yielded a large Sistine Madonna picture for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
C. L
Richland Townshp School
Grace Lyngen
League
Nelle ML Brusso
Reserve Club Emphasizes Service and Virtues
Florence Moar of Wilson grade school describes the Girl Reserve club as teaching gracious conduct impartial judgment readiness for service loyalty to friends and earnest purpose. The group meets every other Monday. Members include Dora Hall Thais Wood Betty Sheeks Corinne Crowell and others with Clara Jacobson as president Florence Moar as vice president and Dora Hall as treasurer.
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Girl Reserve Club
Florence “Moar
Wilson
R. M. ‘Hess
Dora Hall
Thais Wood
Betty Sheeks
Corinne Crowell
Marjory Suter
Florence Moar
Clara Jacobson
Ruth Wilcox
Evelyn O'' Dell
Creta Baker
Vetonna LeEngle
de~ Vona Brandvold
Alice Younkin
Do Fs Simon
Treas~urer
Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf Club Plans June Tour
Beadle county calf club Blue Ribbon Dairy plans a June tour per club reporter Howard Boekr. Ten members attended the May 15 meeting at Roy White’s home. next gathering is June 18 at Andrew Lund’s home. Local leader C A Peterson led the group and a lunch followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ribbon Dairy
Beadle County
Howard Boekr
Roy White
Andrew Lund
C. A. Peterson
Huron Scouts Honor Leader With Surprise Party
Huron Soy Scouts troop J surprised their scoutmaster George W. Wilcox during a Monday meeting. Lyle Barton reports the event as Fred C. Eggers area executive presented an ottoman chair. A lunch followed the gathering as the regular carving trip was won by the Black Bear patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
George W. Wilcox
Lyle Barton
Fred C. Eggers
Black Bear Patrol
Scout achievement contest awards high score in 12 weeks
The award was won by taking the high score in the 12 week achievement contest recently closed. The boys will leave on Friday and return Saturday. The meeting was closed by giving the Scoutmaster's benediction.
Hitchcock Hustlers Test Feeding Talk at May Meeting
The Hitchcock Husters Dairy Calf club met at Floyd Land's home on May 14 to discuss feeding heifers and cows in summer. County agent R A Cave attended and spoke, most members were present, next meeting will be at George Philips's home. After adjournment members tested mine with a tester brought by Mr Caye, and a comfest followed by lunch served by Mrs Bund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock Husters Dairy
Floyd Land
Albert Could
R. A. Cave
George Philips
Caye
Mrs. Bund
Evelyn Jensen Delivers Cure of the Teeth Talk at 4-H Meet
Evelyn Jensen gave a report at a Doland 4-H club girls meeting held May 15 at the home of Mrs. Florence Thomas. The group has earned 5.51 from candy sales to fund club camp and has conducted one bake sale with another planned. All members responded to the call and the club will meet May 29 to finalize camp plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Jensen
Doland
Kivn
Florence Thomas
Marian Graham
Redfield beats Huron 2 to 1 in baseball gate clash
Twenty years ago in Huron a local baseball gate featured the Redfield team defeating Huron 2 to 1. Also updates include Don Huntley’s recovery from rheumatism and plans to visit the Black Hills. Married life changes, travel notes, and homecomings appear as residents depart for Pierre Aberdeen and Ft. Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Redfield
Don Huntley
Court House
Huntley
Black Hills
Lottie Johnson
Ft. Pierre
Joseph
Gus Delaney
Aberdeen
A. P. Stowell
Pierre
C. H. Drake
Western Union
Drake
St. Paul
George Mills
B.F. Farrell
Eota
Minn
New Bridge To Be Built At Edgemont
Edgemont reports progress on replacing the wooden bridge over Red Cano Creek two miles east on the Hot Springs road. Construction will be inspected by John Skaggs of Rapid City who visited to review plans. The commission has not yet decided when removal will begin.
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Edgemont
Red Cano Creek
Hot Springs Road
John 7 Skaggs
Rapid City
Just Ten Days Eczema Gone Remedy Ad
An old advert promises eczema relief in ten days with antiseptic Moone Tit from Longs Drug Co. H. Perriton offers a money back guarantee if not fully cured after following directions. The text emphasizes ease and speed of action and includes a price cue of BF cents.
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Longs Drug Co
H. Perriton
Nile
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Treas
G. F. McCannon
Robert Q. Lusk
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Huron, & D
New Week
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Audii Buresu
Cisculaires
Deparisen
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Hoover Administration
Amsterdam
Holland
Entra
Hazel Aaiaistiere
Editor
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Steff
Fred B. Willett
DeLong
George Frandsen
G. S. Weaver
State College
Lenore Gitchell
Sally Wilhelm
Humphrey
Bett Marks
Richland League
Hitchcock
Thomas Lye
Bent
Thomas
Robert W. Vance
Masonic Temple
Fair City Paint & Glass Co
Telephone
Free Film
Olin Studio
Nata
al Ny
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Westinghouse
Electric Service Company
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