Our County To Big Walter Lineman Debate Hoover and Roosevelt
Walter Lineman, undecided on Hoover or Roosevelt, notes Hoover’s prestige recovery while criticizing big business and special interests. He argues that focusing on national unity, not sectional gains, is key. The piece reflects tensions between industrial policy, oil and fuel development, and rail transportation, urging decisive leadership for broad national good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lineman
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Lippman
Vian
Riilroad
Rotary clubs must foster wide citizenship and fair systems
In an Austria assembly, Rotary International President Almon B. Roth urged that success hinges on developing broad citizenship and equitable, workable government. He warned that ignoring economic and political questions leads to corruption, lawlessness, and a failed system, urging business and professional groups to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Assembly of Rotary
Austria
Almon B. Roth
Rotary Clubs
Beth
Fragmentary reflection on order and confidence
A short, cryptic passage notes that individuals must act within a system and that confidence in the established order is fragile. It hints at uncertain functioning under the current arrangement and the risk of eroding self-assurance.
Global debt and reparations loom over politics
The piece argues that national leaders could craft a fair international debt and reparations plan if free from emotional pressure. It notes risk from politicians influenced by elections and calls for sensible, nonpartisan action by leaders in England, France, Germany, and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Germany
United States
Congress
Norbeck Speech in Iowa Puts Brookhart Bid in Spotlight
The Argus Leader notes potential public support for Senator Brookhart and suggests Norbeck should avoid campaigning in Iowa for him. It critiques Norbeck’s influence and payroll ties while urging Brookhart to defend his own campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Bae
Argus Leader
Norbeck
Brookhart
Brooskhart
South
Senate
Brookhar
Tewen
Commentary on Hog Prices and Market Influences
Readers examine packers dominance in hog markets and price signals shaping breeding and marketing. The piece contrasts farmer strategies with big packer publicity and notes potential shifts as industry voices warn of price and quality implications for hog flesh and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erron
Huron Children Plan To Travel By Bookland
Margaret Peterson of the Huron Public Library announces a summer travel contest for children. Instead of a reading contest, kids will get tickets punched for each book read, with colored dots marking the country visited. Tickets will be issued to interested Huron youths, and the event runs from Monday June 6 to August 2, featuring guests from Japan, Africa, South America, Greece, and the Navy, plus picnics and parties at the library and nearby Beoland rail line attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Peterson
Huron Public Library
Bookland
Huron
Petersen
Japan
Africa
South America
Greece
Navy
Hurea Léprery
Beotland
Columa
Demonstrations Planned By Girls At Tulare Club
The Tulare girls club meeting planned demonstrations to raise camp funds for duty camp. Dosethy Sern club reporter notes the group met during the recent week at Belle Ayem’s home. Mrs George Wolett led lessons and outlined next meeting plans while members followed the hostess’s instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Dosethy Sern
Belle Ayem
George Wolett
Black Bears Win Signaling Event at Huron Troop Meeting
The Flying Eagle patrol opened the Huron Troop 2 meeting with the Camp DaKoTah song. Black Bears led the evenings games in signaling with four roles. They won the signaling event and the knot tying contest went to the Flaming Arrows. The meeting closed with the Black Bears reciting the scout law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bears
Flying Eagle Patrol
Huron
Woodrow Gregory
Jean
Flaming Arrows
Garments Judged At Cottonwood Meet
The Cottonwood Lake Busy Bees met at Ida Josewski's home. Dresses were judged and slips suspected. The regular session was led by the club president. The group, noting school is out, plans biweekly meetings and will next meet at Marguerite Palmer's home with lunch and games to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood Lake
Ida
Josewski
Tubandt
Clvnt
Marguerite Palmer
Nance Busy Bees Elect Officers for New Year
The Nance Busy Bees met at Tipton school on May 21 to appoint officers for the year. Gladys Matthews was named president, Evelyn Tipton vice president, and Marie Johnson secretary treasurer. Plans for fundraising to attend sub camp were discussed. Sara L. Dewing explained the third year’s work and the club camp to be held at Huron. The next meeting is set for June 3 at Lizzie Mh’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
Nance Busy Bees
Tipton
Gladys Matthews
Evelyn Tipton
Marie Johnson
Sara L. Dewing
Huron
Lizzie Mh
Wide Awake 4H Club Demonstrates Cake Making
The Wide Awake Cookers 4H club met at the Anme of Belle A y during the past week with four members responding to a rat call by giving cheese recipes. Ruth Radcliffe, club reporter, and Mrs C N Radcliffe led a cake making demonstration. Mrs George Willett read Grandfather's Story. Games followed with lunch for Royal Avery's birth anniversary. Next meeting at Roxietifie home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide Awake Cookers
Belle A Y
Huth Radcliffe
C. N. Radclliffe
George Willett
Royal Avery
Field Days Held Across South Dakota June Plans
Four club members spanning at least a dozen counties will meet for instructional and recreational field days over the next six weeks. H A Jones 4 H club leader says the days aim to immerse members in project details and show exhibits and demonstrations. Parents and club leaders will attend as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
H. A. Jones
Jeader
Ciih
Frof
Ulead Charies
Tripp-Gresor
Brie-Bu Cook
Milt Homme
Pad
Final camping plans and dates for youth event
Final plans outline a camp event with 22 attendees and budgeting for food and supplies. A handicraft exhibit includes a take home souvenir. Girls contribute time to family tasks and a list of dates across Lennox Aberdeer Mebridge Cher Milton Huron in June details planned activities and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lev Yand
Meneged
Iowa
Lennox
Jane Aberdeer
Mebridge
Chermilton
Huron
Jane
Burr Oak 4-H Club resumes sewing work
Burr Oak 4-H club members meet at Boetthut home after illness delayed activities. Lillian Moyer, club president, calls meeting to order as Lu Ella Meyers sings solo. Plans set to raise funds for future club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak
Burr Oak Ne
Boetthut
C. Bolts
Jane Lovither
Lillian Moyer
Lu Ella Meyers
A. J. Law Doetcut
Minnehaha Troop 5 Plans Bird Hike At Campbell Park
Mariory Brown led prop singing for Troop 1 at First Church as Dorothy Young, troop reporter, notes separate study sessions for Hiswatoas and other patrols. Blue Bell and Blue Bonzers planned a hike Saturday. Mrs. Barkl spoke on Girl Living. Ainsworth directed bird study and the group concluded with singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariory Brown
Dorothy Alice Young
Charles E. Barkl
Huron Community Committee
Campbell Park
Cooky Cooks Plan 4-H Event and Meetings
Dorothy Nesfield president of Cooky Cooks Cooking club presides at Mrs. Louisa Bergh’s home during a week, Rose Welton club reporter reports a bake sale at Hitchcork Saturday to fund members’ camp expenses. The group will meet last Wednesday each month and host a 4-H sporty in June with Jo Ann Tellcfsan and Alta Van Buskirk on the entertainment committee. Louise Borah and Alta Van Buskirk to serve refreshments at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooky
Dorothy Nesfield
Cooky Cooks Cooking Club
Louisa Bergh
Eader
Rose Welton
Hitchcork
Camsp
Ruse
Jo Ann Tellcfsannd
Adta van Baskirk
Louise [Borah
Alta van Buskirk
Jo Ann
Edna Tolle
Louisiana Politician and Mythic Puzzles Highlight Fragmented Page
A scrambled OCR page mixes references to a former Louisiana governor and a long list of word puzzle clues. The garbled text pairs numbers with hints, names, and stray phrases across politics and mythology.
Temper Tyene Club Sets Date for Tsur Day
A Temper Tyene Club announced a June 2 celebration with a pictie planned for the afternoon. Balandy will oversee venelu teas and 2otrlen porter commented on the event.
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Balandy
Huron Troop 2 Holds Farewell Ceremony for Departers
Huron Troop 2 opened its regular meeting led by Senior Patrol Leader Bruce. Scouts Bill Frost Craig Gordon Hi are set to go away in spring. They repeated the scout oath as they requested parts of it be read, then a farewell ceremony concluded the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Huron Boy Scouts
Bruce Charge
PakoTah
Bill
Frost
Craig
Gordon Hi
Mer
Betts
Craig Harvertly
Precautions Urged Over Grasshopper Invasion at Erwin
In De Smet county near Erwin a grasshopper outbreak prompted a meeting led by A. L. Ford extension entomologist. Kingsbury county faced anticipated damage after last year’s spread and a fall survey noted severe infestation zones. In Highmore, Mr and Mrs Heckenbacker welcomed an eight pound son Ronald Arlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
A. L. Ford
Kingsbury County
de Smet News
Farmera
Fragmentary note hints at historical event figures and places
A garbled OCR fragment references names like Pitti and Sherle with mentions of Wontenage and Wiening. The text is incomplete but suggests a historical context or meeting with about eight participants or items. No clear dates, locations, or events emerge.
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Walker
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Hazel Christoffersen
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Hiorizontal
Louisiana
Vatter Arec
Sande
Arado
Rae Oe
Lakesky
Lakeside Club
Lakeside Dairy
Cali Preston
Bicentenniat
MOMR
Dr. R. A
Huron Clinic Sprague Hospital
C. Storley
M.D
L Saylor
A. D. Sewell
Griffith
WH. Saxton
FAUS
Mae A. Terrelsen
Campbell
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