Businessman's Duty Urges Citizens to Aid Government
Silas Strawn addressing the United States Chamber of Commerce in San Francisco urged business leaders to take a more active role in public affairs. He argued for a capable, sacrifice-minded leadership to restore normal conditions, noting Congress' drift and calling for intelligent private sector involvement and possibly an unofficial advisory body to government.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Silas Strawn
Strawn
Congress
Gwen D. Young
Hoover
New York Times
Chicago Tribune
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas City Star
Profitable Firms Despite General Economic Gloom
A Huron businessman cites a list of over 150 nationally known U S firms profitable in 1931, with some earning more than in 1930. The piece argues that detailed analysis often counters broad pessimism, showing many businesses still pay dividends and operate profitably despite the downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A Harmonious Convention Gathers in Pierre
Observers at the republican state convention in Pierre report a harmonious gathering with no bitterness over the state superintendent race. The vice chairmanship was well received and Mrs. E. F. Wilson of Huron declined to have her name presented. Delegates from across the state favored fiscal prudence, viewing E Giffen’s defeat as a matter of handling funds rather than policy.
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Pierre
E. F. Wilson
Huron
E. €. Giffen
Republicans Hear Hoover, McDonald Backed At Convention
Delegates voiced strong support for Charles S. McDonald as state chairman and S. X. Way as national committeeman. Hoover sentiment grows, Governor Green expected to face little opposition, and nominees pledged vigorous support for the ticket in a largely harmonious convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. McDonald
S. X. Way
Way
Mr. McDonald
Hoover
Green
Huron Hosts State Music Club Convention and Festival
Huron welcomed the South Dakota State Federation of Music Clubs for a two day gathering that showcased top state talent. Delegates and visitors enjoyed daytime sessions and an evening public concert as musicians traveled up to 200 miles at their own expense to perform. The event boosted local music appreciation and left a lasting inspirational impact on the community.
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Huron
South Dakota
Press Comment rere The Bank Robbery Problem
Watertown Public Opinion argues that bank robberies trigger public debate but little action. It notes historical patterns, the bank’s defenses, and that insurance undermines citizen courage. urges revived responsibility and community readiness to deter bandits.
Murrey Sets Candidacy Realities For President
Oklahoma Governor Murrey accepts no delusions about a presidential bid. He advocates candor and realism, urging fellow aspirants to face facts and align with a forthright public stance. The Kansas City Star notes his groundings in Plato and his aim to curb unfounded hopes as a model for party leaders ahead of conventions. In Sanborn County taxes see relief as local officials cut appropriations to lower the tax load, a statewide trend praised by The News.
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Murray
Kansas City Star
Murrey
Oklahoma
Hudson
Plato
Fourteen Girls Win Free Camping Trips At Camp Wilson
Hazel Christoffersen reports on Beadle County WCA program awarding weekend camping trips to 14 Huron area Girl Reserves for story submissions. Top clubs Wilson School and Washington School each receive two trips, with other clubs earning one or two trips based on ranking. Local business leaders fund the effort with support from YWCA and community groups. announcements to follow.
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Huron
Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Beadle County
Wilson School
Raymond Hess
Washington School
Mildred Vihstadt
Honos
Jefferson School
Clara Seton
Cukor Clings
Wayland
Stellator
MecKintey School
Nina Wright
Wessington
Viola
Miler Club
Gladys Thompson
Hitchcock
Esther Whitney
Y.wlc.a
Harriet Carson
Young Citizens League
C. L
Pierre
Huon
South Dakota
Armour and Company
Hurometinic
Kinyon Funeral Home
George C. Hunt
Lampe Market Company
National Bank of Huron
C. F. Hughes
Publix Theatres
Churchill and Henson
Monntgomery ‘Ward and Company
Farmers and
Butter Boosters Will Tour Next Month
The Beadle Butter Boosters 4-H club plans a June tour replacing the regular meeting. Frances Fuller, club reporter, says banners will be used on the tour. The group met at Harry Landrigan’s home. all but three members answered roll call. George Davis spoke, Joe Brinkman reported on feeding dairy cows in early summer, Ravidal Bulby was named to write a feature story. Lurch was served by Mr. Landerman at the close.
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Beadle Butter Boosters 4-H Club
John Greenan
Frances Fuller
Harry Landrigan
George Davis
Yale
Joe Brinkman
Ravidal Bulby
Lurch
Landerman
Bonilla Dairy Club Plans Summer Dairy Day Tour
Bonilla Butter Boosters Dairy club led by Fred Dick Kichan met at Harvey Williars home Monday evening. Members reported daily milk from 50 cows calves and a purebred Holstein herd sire. A dairy day tour is planned for summer with a June 29 picnic. Committees were appointed for art.
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Bonilla Dairy Club
Bonilla Butter Boosters Dairy Club
Fred Dick Kichan
Harvey Williars
Young Citizens League Active in Sully County Schools
Sully County reports a chartered league in each of its 43 rural schools with one new chapter this year. Leagues organize music projects phonographs pianos and a county chorus. They host essay and speaking contests Christmas sale and contribute to the county paper and rural news column. A Washington program by the county C L was presented at the April 30 convention.
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Sully County
Pierre
Young Citizens Exchange
Washington
Second Class Rank Turning Point in Scouting
Eugene Pug g of Leo patrol Huron Troop 2 argues that second class is the turning point for scouts. He notes dropouts before completing spend class and reviews Tenderfoot and first aid basics, survival skills, and adherence to scout laws as prerequisites for advancing to higher ranks.
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Eugene Pugg
Leo Patrol
Huron Troop 2
Huron Scout Promotes Safety Rules Across Daily life
Stanley Phillipps of Huron Boy Scout Troop 1 shares safety guidance for home streets school play hiking and farms. The rules emphasize keeping floors clear picking up small objects avoiding babies access to hot water crossing streets safely teaching younger kids and wearing light clothing at night to be seen.
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Huron Scout
Boy Scouts
Stanley Phillipps
Huron Boy Scout Troop 1
Scotts
Penmanship Award Won By Sun Shine League Member
Amanda Meyer of Burr Oak School in Beale County won a Palmer method pin for good penmanship. She drafted the first 25 drills in the Palmer Method writing book and submitted them to contest headquarters, receiving a white pin with a blue border and a hand holding a pen after demonstration of acceptable penmanship.
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Amanda Meyer
Sunshine League
Burr Oak School
Beale County
Amanda
Girl Scout Officer Visits Titonka Troop Tea Planned
Huron Girl Scouts announce a mothers tea for June 1 led by troop reporter Margaret Kuehrt. The Titonka troop held a regular meeting to plan the event and discuss summer camp with Mrs. Charles E. Barkl from the Huron community committee on scouting in attendance. Folk songs and dances closed the session with Betty Phillips noted.
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Huron Girl Scouts
Margaret Kuehrt
Charles E. Barkl
Huron
Scotting
Betty Phillips
France Horizontad puzzle quest and misc clues
A scrambled crossword style clue set asking about French geography and language terms. Includes questions on towns like Havre, rivers, mountain peaks, and various definitions, matching to historical puzzle style.
Hughes Files for County Sheriff in Three Way Race
C F Hughes files to run for county sheriff as an independent in Beadle County. He joins incumbent Con R Huntley on the Democratic ticket and Carl E Broe on the Republican ticket, creating a three way contest after primary nominations. Hughes, 47, born in England 23 years ago, became a U S citizen, ran a blacksmith shop, and later welding work while raising four children.
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F. Jaynes
United Sales
Hughes
Jerauld 4-H Banquet Planned by Sunshine Ranger Club
The Sunshine Ranger 4-H Club of Jerauld County met with Sidney Larson presiding. They planned a June banquet at Lane School with members from the county expected to attend. DeLong, district agent, will weigh in the 4-H baby pork and sheep on Wednesday, June 1. The next meeting is Friday, May 25.
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Jerauld
Sunshine Ranger
Jerauld County
Monnday
Sidney Larson
Lane Schop
Hy HW. DeLong
Prairie Maid Dairy Clubbers Plan Tour
Prairie Maid Dairy Clubbers plan a 4-H club tour set for June 14 with W. H. EO. Pig club members accompanying the dairy group. Four members intend to attend camp this year as the meeting at the Caldow home wrapped with refreshments.
Broadland 4-H Club Meet Plans and Reports
Broadland 4-H Club met at Mrs. Myrtle Kaump's home with limited attendance. Esther Bischoff unable to attend. LeEtta Smith led a business meeting. Mabel Pownell and Carel Olaon chosen to give demonstrations. Next meeting set for May 26 at the tool leader's home. Highmore family O'Reilly moving to Sioux Falls after four years.
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Broadland
Rfalirg
Broadland 4-4
Myrtle Kaump
Carol Olson
LeEtta Smith
Esther Bischoff
Mabel Pownell
Carel Olaon
Tool
Highmore
Dames O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Sioux Falls
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Gardening tips urge trying novelties to improve flower beds and vegetable crops. Readers are advised to test new seeds, beans, corn, and tomatoes, plus novel perennials and dahlias, with emphasis on fragrant herbs for kitchen use.
Weekly Band Concerts Assured At Highmore
In Highmore on May 3 a group of forty businessmen arranged weekly summer band concerts beginning June 18 with E T Mogek directing the high school band and other local players. The venture guarantees high class Sunday night entertainment through the season. Centerville plans discuss establishing a playground for small children at city park.
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Highmore Highmore
Highmore
E. T. Mogek
Mogek
Centerville
City Park
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