Leisure as a path to wiser living through library books
The article extols using leisure for self improvement via library resources. It highlights golf guidance, swimming, camping, fishing, photography and general reading from Huron public library. It notes books by Duncan Barnes Morrison Wack Charnley and others await readers seeking skills and recreation.
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Huron Public Library
Duncan
Barnes
Alex Morrison
Dave Banter
Whittach
Helen Wills
Tilden
Mitchell Charnley
Annette Kellereman
Chilson Aldrich
Brimmer
Miller
Wack
Samuel Camp
Eugene Connett
Eastman Kodak Company
Wallace Nutting
Charles Taylor
Babe Ruth
Resistance to Hogan’s removal from Omaha Federal Land Bank post
A Nebraska Democratic drive to oust D P Hogan as president of the Omaha Federal Land Bank faces Senate Hitchcock opposition. The piece argues Democrats appoint loyal operatives across government, criticizes past GOP meddling, and contends Hogan has done a good job despite institutional strains from political friction.
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D. P. Hogan
Omaha
Federal Land Bank
Hogan
Omaha institution chief faces possible removal
The passage notes an executive at an Omaha institution who is broadly knowledgeable about regional issues and the institution’s service area. It suggests political motives may drive his removal and expresses hope that he will remain in his role if no non political reasons exist.
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Omaha
Transportation problem sparks need for rail and highway program
A mixed editorial notes two Supreme Court rulings on rail and truck operations highlighting the need for a comprehensive transportation program. It also discusses party finance practices in South Dakota, and references South Dakota farm implement ties linking George N. Peck to agrarian policy. The Woonsocket News marks its county’s fiftieth anniversary with a commemorative edition.
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Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Texas
State Railroad Commission
Woonsocket News
Farm Relief Act Should Be Put To Immediate Test
Sioux City Journal urges immediate administration of the new farm relief law. Wheat producers in 16 organizations press for early benefits, including land leasing, farmer fund payments, and maximum processor taxes. The Journal endorses swift implementation to revive agriculture and spur broader economic recovery, urging trial to confirm efficacy or redirect efforts.
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Sioux City Journal
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Middle -West
Milk strike policy compared in Wisconsin Iowa compares actions
The Watertown Public Opinion notes Wisconsin handled milk strike disorders with troopers and civil procedures without martial law, avoiding many injuries. Wisconsin used patrols to curb rioting as Iowa did, and praised the governor for firm but controlled measures. The Centerville Journal urges South Dakota to elect a businesslike governor to stabilize government.
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Watertown
Wisconsin
Iowa
Iona
Centerville
South Dakota
Alang
Camp Da Ko Tah Ready For Scouts
Camp Da Ko Tah, run by the central South Dakota council, offers three and five day camps this summer from June to July with rates from 3.50 to 5.00 per camper. Scout executive Mr Eggers will lead, a new road provides access, and groups may receive discounts for signing up together. Tenants must send a 100 registration fee and bring blankets and gear, while some guest spots are funded by local donors.
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Camp da Ko Tah
Central
Eggers
Tual
No. 14
Miller
Spoh
Overnight Hike by Jeep 2 Scout Troop at Ward's Grove
Scouts of Jeep 2 Huron Bay held an overnight hike Friday from after school through the night at Ward's Grove. They prepared beds and supper, built a fire, and listened to stories by Bill Tredway. The group woke at 4 30 and returned by 9 o'clock. Richard Cack is secretary of the troop.
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Ward's Grove
Jeep 2
Huron Bay
Bill Tredway
Richard Cack
Cavour Girls Form Handicraft 4-H Club
The Merry Mixers Handicraft club met at Cavour schoolhouse last week with vice president Ethelyn Bloodgood presiding. Members were absent due to a basketball picnic. club name chosen and a school-board consent plan set. They worked on mats under Mrs Lather and Mrs Bensten before closing with America the Beautiful.
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Cavour
Merry Mixers
Ethelyn Bloodgood
Lather
Bensten
America
the Beautiful
Grace Rudy
Six Members Enroll In Homecraft Club
Six members joined a new home craft club organized by Mrs M S Rivers. The first meeting at the Rivers home on May 13 opened with 4H songs. Officers elected were Dorothy BitcGilvrey president Agnes Rivers vice president Ethel McGilvrey secretary and reporter Levaun Shoup treasurer. The meeting adjourned and a dinner was served.
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Mra
Ethel MecGilvrey
Burr Oak 4-H Club Organizes First Meeting
The Burr Oak Whoopee 4-H Club held its first meeting at Marvin Wullweber’s home. Twelve members joined with several more expected at the next meeting to be held June 14 at Bernard Brown’s home. Martin Palmer was elected president, Bernard Brown vice president, Clayton Morrow secretary, and Lloyd Teveldal treasurer.
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Jéin
Burr.Oak
Burr Oak
Lloyd Teveldel
Aalde
Troop 4 Has Part In Memorial Services
Lutheran Boy Scout troop 4 met with Scoutmaster Frank Desk in charge. Scouts sang America and pledged to the flag. Junior Patrol Leader Johnson read the annual camp schedule. Dale Hansen and Virgil Price applied for the safety merit badge. Troop 4 selected for flag raising at the cemetery on Memorial Day with members in uniform at 6 am. Next meeting Friday evening.
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Frank Desk
Johnson
Dale Hansen
Virgil Price
Wes
School League Reports Year End Meeting Notes
The Willing Workers' Michigan school Fairfield No. 1 held its last meeting of the year with Mable Pownell and John Hofer compiling. They published a paper The Bugle Call for parents and the school board, listed tree planting projects, school funds of 2.80, and notes on Industrial Arts supplies convention dues and social refreshments.
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Willing
Michigan
Fairfeld No. 1
Mable Pownell
John Hofer
Houseman
Huron
Bessie Walragen
Long Border Words Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle List
A fragmented word puzzle list presents numerous clues with numeric markers and scattered phrases. It includes hints for words like deer tendon publicities domains and music terms, plus names such as Evangeline and Dante, all interwoven in a dense, indented puzzle format.
Handy Hemmers Club Members Cook Breakfast at West Park
Members of the Handy Hemmers met at Mrs. Becker's home for a morning hike to West Park where they cooked breakfast and enjoyed the outdoors. They saw pigeons and rabbits and later returned home after a tiring outing reported by Marian Link.
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Handy Hemmers
Re-registration of Troop 3 Boy Scouts noted
Scout meeting began with the oath as Troop 3 planned to re register members including Woodrow Gregory Charley Reintsma and others. At next meeting boys may pay 40 cents for Boys Life. trip to Frankfort June 6 7 discussed with two patrols Flying Eaglet and Black Bears.
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Troop 3
Boy Scouts
Boys Life Magazine
Woodrow Gregory
Charley Reintsma
le Toy
Haberman
Harold Owens
Donald Byerly
Dale ,Green
Eugene Medigor
John Lochridge
Marvin Moss
Harold Cummins
Black Bears
Banes
Jes
Charley’ Reimtsman
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand For Blankets Standards
The notice explains U S Bureau of Standards rules effective April 1 1939 for blanket labeling. Finishing wool content must meet minimum percentages with terms like part wool or all wool. Blankets with 5 to 25 percent wool labeled part wool while above 25 percent labeled all wool minimum content.
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United States Bureau of Standards Land
Rand
Weaving Guide for Durable Wool Blankets and Bindings
The text explains blanket construction, fiber uniformity, and tension to prevent uneven shrinkage. Heavier blankets are warmer, and comparisons across different wool contents are invalid. Blankets should be 18 inches wider and 6 to 16 inches longer than the bed with durable bindings not shrinking more than the blanket. Fast colors are preferred.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Huron
Harlan Whisman returned from Pierre where he had been for days. C T Dike and son Edwin left for points east to meet Mr Dike. Layton White, age 1, heroically helped stop runaway horses by grabbing the reins. T A Churchill returned from Pierre after attending the spring term of court. The Artist's retreat closes with Madrigal club concert at the college auditorium. Mrs Gagnon Miss Gretchen Sauer Mendelssohn club to perform with local soloists.
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Harlan Whisman
Pierre
C. T. Dike
Edwin
Points East
Mr. Dike
Layton White
A. C. White
Spike Walters
Layton
T. A. Churchill
College Auditorium
Madrigal Club
Huron
Gagnon
Gretchen Sauer
Gage
Pinch
Yardley and Murray Highlight Local Program
Prof Yardley and Murray are among the numbers on the program. Murray returned home last night from Pierre where he had been on a short trip for C. and N. W. This item notes local figures and a brief travel detail.
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Prof Yardley
Na Murray
Pierre
Home Hints Contest Reveals Fried Chicken Recipe
Miss Marcela Christenson of Manchester wins third prize with a detailed Maryland fried chicken method. The recipe advises a fresh fat young chicken, proper cleaning, egg batter, seasoned flour, and hot slow cooking, finishing with a creamy milk gravy. Readers are invited to submit pineapple dish recipes for this week’s contest.
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Maryland
Marcela Christenson
Manchester
Seckpe
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