Eleven Recommendations for American Economic Policy
Julius H. Barnes of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States proposes eleven measures to keep the government responsive to changing conditions. The list urges to expand insurance in private contracts, reconsider tax capital gains, reduce senatorial disparagement, join the court of international justice, reconsider old regulatory laws, strengthen agricultural credit, improve railroad regulation, treat tariffs as economic tools, respect administrative economy advice, dispose of Muscle Shoals assets, and affirm private enterprise against government intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of
The
United States
Barnes
Hoover
Mellon
Senate
Congress
America
Court of International Justice
League’s Service Eases European Tensions Across Nations
The Omaha World-Herald notes the League of Nations provides real service to Europe by amicably resolving lingering economic and political frictions. It cites recent disputes among Sweden Finland Poland Lithuania Poland Germany Albania Yugoslavia and other pairs as examples of constructive mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
League of Nations
Europe
Omaha World-Herald
the World-Herald
Sweden
Finland
Poland
Lithuania
Germany
Albania
Jugoslavia
League of Nations keystone in Europe peace efforts
The article recalls how in the last decade states from Italy to Great Britain settled disputes through the League of Nations. It argues that two great powers now face a serious difference but that league machinery can resolve it by conferences and courts. The piece extols the council chamber over war and envisions eventual U.S. cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Greece
Bulgaria
Turkey
Great Britain
Europe
League For Settlement
League
Nations
League of Nations
Geneva
Council
United States
A Strange Trait of Sterling Chamber of Commerce
The Sterling Kansas Chamber of Commerce forms a committee to debunk false city reports. The piece criticizes vocal public complaints, urging people and newspapers to address issues with those who can effect change rather than airing grievances publicly. If authorities ignore concerns, publicity may be used to push corrective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Sterling
Kansas
Wage problem in current business climate outlined
Bruce Catton surveys the wage issue in a broad national frame. He cites Dr. Glenn Frank of the University of Wisconsin as supporting evidence and warns that deflationists will push a cheaper wage, longer hours doctrine. The piece notes rising influence of deflation voices and public anxiety about wages and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Bruce Catton
Glenn Frank
Wisconsin University
Green
American Federation of Labor
Catton
University of Wisconsin
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen's Magazine
Mr. Frank
United States
Tariff Revision Debate Shapes Next Congress
Sioux City Journal notes a likely revision of the tariff act as Congress nears December sessions. It cites strong demand for change, opposition to high rates, and impacts on the 1920 campaign, with references to Senator Smoot and economic backlash abroad. The piece argues the tariff helped Democratic losses in the November elections and warns of continued economic and political pressure until revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Congress
Senoor
Europe
Utah
Smoot
China
Americas
America
Ravine Park Plan Wins Essay Prize in Huron Contest
ninth grade student Marshall Townsend won first prize in the Trank Welton league essay contest with a plan advocating a Ravine Park dam to create a lake and extensive recreation. He argues improved water supply, tennis courts, a baseball diamond, a bathing beach, and shade, under park superintendent R. G. Fair, with Izaak Walton League backing to mobilize support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Townsend
Trank Welton League
Huron
R. G. Fair
Ravine Park
Winter Park
Mitchell
Firestee
Izaak Walton League
Tall
Dakota Belles 4-H Chooses Demonstrators at Home Meet
Members of the Dakota Belles 4-H club named demonstrators during a gathering at Marie May’s home last week. Sara L. Dewing, home extension agent, sent a club camp letter. Plans set for a campfire meeting at Shikpoke grove and a future baseball team. Maxine Dammeier Clara Schwartz and Fern May selected for the lunch committee. Refreshments noted by Feen May, club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Belles
Marie May
Sara L. Dewing
Shikpoke Grove
Maxine Dammeier
Clara Schwartz
Fern May
Feen May
Bake Sale by Hitchcock Cooky Cooks and Sunshine Sewing Clubs
The Cooky Cooks and Happy Sunshine Sewing Club held a bake sale at Arm strong Market on Saturday afternoon. Net proceeds totaled 3.72 dollars with all contributed goods sold. Funds will support a future club camp and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Cooky Cooks Cooking Club
Nitehcock
Happy Sunshine Sewing Club
Armstrong Market
Hose Walton
Howell Clubbers To Go On Annual Tour
Howell Clubbers plan their annual tour with a six member roll call and online updates. The group lists six participants and confirms a coordinated schedule for travel and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Bety Shy Beet
Ag Ces
Vacation Days Verse By Curtis School Pupil Frances Jenkins
A Cur tis Kellogg township eighth grader Frances Jenkins writes a poem about vacation days. The barefoot boy and a young girl among bees and flowers celebrate nature and the joys of a few months away from school, urging wise use of youth and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Jenkins
Curtis School
Kellogg Township
Jun
Sunshine League Reports On School Civic Work
A Prairie Knoll school report by Goldie Medi ger and Marie Skelton for County Superintendent Nellie Brusso details the Sunshine League’s one month terms, officer roles, child members, and monthly committee assignments. It notes a Christmas program, a basket social, birthdays celebrations, and ongoing Young Citizens league activity under teacher Miss Velma McAlister.
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Sunshine League
Goldie Medigex
C. L
Clyde Township
Goldie
Marie Skelton
Nellie M. Brusso
Ice
Lavetory
Werle Vogan
Alice Graham
Glenn Vogan
Ray Long
Melvin Syzing
Mildred Coats
Dora Stahl
Keith Smith
Verelyn Vogan
Donald Mediger
Harry Long
Hall
Nadene Skelton
Frank Long
Frtive
Marle Skelton
Goldie Mediger
Melvin Syrin
Iris Vogan
Merle Vogan
Thyron Lemon
E. Keith Smith
Jimmy Ruey
Verelgn Wogan
Helen Hillestad
Dor Stahl
Erwin Stahl
Mildred Coates
Sentattises
Young Citizens League
Prairie Knoll
Velma McAlister
Troop 5 Scouts Plan Camp Attendance and Contests
Huron Bay Scouts Troop 5 held a Wednesday meeting with 25 Scouts four visitors and two officials present. They voted to attend the June 8 9 camporee at an undecided location and to attend Camp DakoTsh the second week of camp. Leaders and scoumasters met after, planning an individual contest with four Scout Coats as rewards for top point earners and an equal chance system for all ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Bay Scouts
Marshall Townsend
DakoTah
DaKoTsh
Rato
Jack Newman
Ma Perraous
Gerald Snedigar
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Tennis and Local News
A Huron newspaper item recalls the day’s local sports results with singles winners Blake Whitman Keller Jones McClaskey and other matches. It notes upcoming league baseball opener between Huron and Faulleton with Mayor Koepp throwing the first ball, plus town notices on travel, church ladies’ gathering for Mrs Connors leaving for Los Angeles, and a county commission meeting approving bonds and licenses.
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Huron Tennis Association
Blake
Irank Whitman
Keller
Jones
McClaskey
Bowen
Bredesen
Royd
Wheeler
Beach
Shaw
Lewis
Mae
Coles Campbell
Tomoorrow
Huron
Faulleton
Mayor Koepp
Bernard Mahowald
Oakes
J. H. Jones
Pilsburg
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Sioux
Mrs. Connors
L. Carmen Bell
George H. Robie
Redfield
Mr. Robie
Vera Land Company
Mr. Bell
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Audi Bureau of Circulation
Lusk-Mritchell Newspapers, Int
Times
Busines
Boy Lands
Thome
West Park
James River
Nellie M. Beusso
C. D
Broadland Epworth League
Margaret Zeigler
Ruth Zeigler
Robert Bushfield
Mary Ziegler
Howard Vollenweider
Commis
Board of County Commissioners
Kuhn
Lewin
Farmers and Merchants Bank
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Miller
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Huron
Davis
Huron Amusement Co
Huron Amusement Company, Inc
C. A. McBarling
Cain Creek
Hartland Township
Ely
Commercial Club and Good Roads Committee
Third Street
Stateway Dept
Federal Engineers
Dennis Equipment Co
Sioux Falls
Minneapolis Equip. Co
Minneapolis
Pelfry
Aya
E. EL Vance
Rez “of
Anna Foley
H. Schumacher
Hazel Kurtz
Nellie M. Brusse
Selio Vaters
Eva Davis
Markey
Leo A. Temime
Torney
Anna E. Huntley
Chas
B. Wilson
W. M. Pierce
Mamie Larson
Brion
Hla. Brion
Tschell
L. Hadley
Dick Haney
Win. Mahoney
Harriet Stratton
P. C. VanDerAatde
Jess Mabel C. Abyworth
Marguerite Kingdon
Relyn Sunt
Wheeler Drug Store
H. A. Perviton
Board of Health Supplies
Dak
Cen. Tel. Co
Larson-Briing Co
City of
van Wane
Jurgen Johannsen
Prave Chas
Kukuk
Wmn
Bryant
van McNeill
Dean Fink
A. E. Ranney
Shaence Bowers
Sravulhing
Ranney
Gavelling
Tdnil Maass
J. W. Ranney
D. Urquhart & Sons
Msi Supplies
Lester
W. H. Gordon
Gravelling
Lester Bulton
Milton Darby
M. Fenn
Pee Y Pameets
York
Alton
Geo. Bowder
John of York
Henry G. Hay
Art Taylor
Lawrence Delvaux
Gravelling GN
Lester J. Brusse
Eravelly
Far
Elev
Grav
Dept. of Agriculture
Bert Lakee
Western Material Co
Laimphear
Harding Gravelling
Se Schultz
Gravellinger
John W. Howard
Bheldon F. Reese
Jack J. Hofer
Eleanor Enron
HLA
Enron
Claterice
Fred Strong
Enron Lbr. Co
J. Darey
Tee
Liang
Witl
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