Russia as a growing American customer and its implications
The article notes Soviet Russia’s rapid industrial expansion under its five year plan and a surge in purchases from the United States. Amtorg alone bought about 55 million dollars in the first half of the current fiscal year, with total trade around 100 million, while American farmers and companies supply textiles, machinery and equipment. It highlights Russia as a major, expanding buyer and contemplates implications for the two nations’ systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
America
Soviet Union
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Amtorg
All Russia Textile Syndicate
Centrasoyus- America, Inc
Seiskostojus-America, Inc
Soviet Consumers’ and Agricultural Producers’ Cooperatives
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
Indiana
Missouri
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Department of Commerce
Great Britain
When Last Is First in Nominating Warren Green
A South Dakota convention shift from Gladys Pyle to Warren E. Green triggers debate on primary reform. The Rapid City Journal defends the convention vote against minority-rule claims, while West River papers argue the plan aims to curb minority dominance as candidates failed to reach a third of the primary vote this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Green
Gladys Pyle
Rapid City Journal
West River
Runoff or two-candidate option urged in party nominating
A political analysis argues that nominating by delegates often diverges from the popular vote. It notes candidates can win with minority support and calls for a runoff system or a convention choice between the top two in the popular vote to resolve the conflict between popular and representative government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Census dispute hints at Sioux Falls era rivalry
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader critiques Mitchell and Huron census claims as biased and notes civic pride drives growth. It highlights four South Dakota cities in competition by 1940, urging Huronians to address urgent needs like an auditorium and improved recreation to preserve status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Mitchell
Huron
Mitchell Republican
Aberdeen
Watertown
Pierre
South Dakota
Rapid City
Rural Credits plank sparks debate in Pierre platform
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader notes that while most GOP platform points are general the sixth plank sharply calls for abolishing the Rural Credits commission and transferring its work to school and public lands. The editorial cautions consolidation could threaten a $80 million asset department, urging careful liquidation and long term land sales to farmers with favorable terms. The piece cites Watertown Public Opinion questioning loan consequences and argues for maintaining Rural Credits as a separate unit.
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Sioux Falls
Pierre
Rural Credits Commission
Office of Rural Credits Commissioner
Rural Credit Department
Department of School and Public Ands
South Dakota
Rural Credits Department
Department of School and Public Lands
Rural Credits
South
Economy Maly
Watertown
Viewspaper
Reporter asks five South Dakota vacation questions
A Mitchell Republican inquires on vacation plans with five street responses. Miss Irma Nolt says she would go to the extension office during the state fair conference in Huron, showing sound judgment. A reader laments not finishing a book and recommends three prison related titles for informed discussion on crime and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Republican
South Dakota
Amegine
Irma Nolt
Gence
Huron
Abic
Miss Nolt
Prisons
John Howard
Everyman's Library
Ef, P. Dutton and Co. Inc
Cain
George Goodwin
Theodore Hampe
Howard
Poetical Love Notes and Post Office Tragedy Lineup
A mixed reading of verse and letters appears with a poem on love’s mystery, advice on winning a woman, and a tragedy outline in outline form by Anthony Hope. The post office correspondence survives as a sequence of affectionate letters to Mr Brown and to a sweetheart named Jack, revealing intimate missives and sentimental sign-offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandy
Arnold Hauge Climbs to 4-H Club Leader Role
Arnold Hauge of Miner County rises from former 4-H member to lead the Howard 4-B club. He plans to farm on his own land and raise purebred hogs, crediting 4-H for leadership, discipline, and farming insight. The club notably funded a Washington trip for top members and won awards at the Miner County fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hauge
Farmer
Farm, Stock and Home
Arnold
Miner County
South Dakota
Washington D. C
Washington
Mr. Hage
Boy Scouts Honor Dead In Memorial Day Parades
In every community Memorial day programs include the Boy Scouts of America. The Huron unit will assemble at the high school at 9 a.m. Friday, wearing uniforms and carrying troop and patrol flags. Only one America flag will be flown in the Scout column, as announced by Mr Eggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
High Schoo
One
America
Eggers
Willing Workers Club Completes 4 H Sewing Project
The Willing Workers 4 H club of Gettysburg finished its first year sewing project and planned a canning club. The final meeting at the club leader's home on May 26 featured dress judging during the business session and three demonstrations. Edna Kempf and Ruth Tennant were chosen to represent the club at achievement day and junior chair. The girls completed their record books and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Willing Workers
Gettysburg
Plas
Edna Kempf
Ruth Tennant
Sully Sunshine Club Meets at Community Hall
The Sully Sunshine Sewing club gathered at Okabaji Community Hall with musical selections by the Boys' Low-Litter club. Edythe Grossclose presided, plans were made to send flowers to ill leader Mrs. S. G. Harry in Pierre hospital, and Betta Willhelm demonstrated a kimono nightgown. James Finney and William Bell performed musical duets as the social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Sunshine Club
Sunshine Sewing Club
Sully County
Okabaji
Edythe Grossclose
S. G. Harry
Pierre
Betta Willhelm
Edythe ‘Groseclose
Jaen
James Finney
William Bell
Wessington Boosters Plan Club Camp At Huron
The Wessington Boosters met at Beulah Bagley’s home on a Saturday in May with three members present. They discussed attending the club camp at Huron on June 18 and worked on nightgowns for the sewing project. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bagley, and the next session is set for Beth Rogers’s home in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Boosters
Beulah Bagley
A. dix
Huron
Mra ‘Bagley
Beth Hogers
Pictures In State Fair 4 H Club Bulletin 1920
Beadle county champion dairy team members Jesse Reberis and Howard Sorenson, who represented South Dakota at the St Louis show last fall, are featured in the 1920 State Fair 4 H club bulletin issued by the extension department. Hazel Grayce Tollefson of Spisik county will attend the National 4 H club camp in Washington DC in June and appears with older members who aided at the 1929 fair. Jesse Roberts is shown with Her amen Hauge, president of the Junior Short Course association, and Raphael O Conner, vice president. Earl Simantel of Beedle county is pictured with Henry Rebbe of Lawrence county and David Dale of McCook county, all who represented the state at the St Louis show. Glenn Alberts of Clark county is pictured with champion fat wether lamb and is a 1929 State fair champion sheep showman. The bulletin also shows the 500 4 H club members who attended the Junior Short Course at Brookings in December, about 150 won free trips, and 43 were funded by The Fluronite free trip contest from Huron business men.
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Jesse Reberis
Howard Sorenson
Beadle County
South Dakota
St Rous
Hazel Grayce Tollefson
Washington, D. C
Jesse Roberts
Amen Hauge
Raphael O'Conner
Earl Simantel
Beedle County
Henry Rebbe
Lawrence County
David Dale
McCook County
St .Louis
Glenn Alberts
Clark County
Brookings
Business Mett
Huron
Skoonatap Scouts Study Bird Habits
The Skoonatap Girl Scout troop led by Mrs. H. Ketelle and Marjorie Welker hiked for a bird study on a Monday afternoon. They observed English sparrows, bluejays, Harris sparrows, red eyed vireos, mourning doves, thrasher, flicker, purple grackle, rain crow, robins, and more, noting field glass observations and expressing enjoyment and interest in a future hike.
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Cirl
Huron
Marjorie Welker
Skoonatap Troop
Mynday
Skoonatap Girl Stout
H. Ketelle
Wharton's Grove
Leader Demonstrates Care Sewing Machine at 4-H Meeting
The Junior Sunshine 4-H club met at Mrs. Meyers home to finish the fifth month’s work. Margaret Corby notes a darning and buttonhole lesson with a sewing machine care demonstration by Mrs. Meyers. Girls plan a play to raise funds for club camp at Huron. next gathering at Nadine Van Tassel’s on June 25.
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Sunshine
Picnic closes Clifton school year in Beadle County
Clifton school pupils from districts No 1 and No 2 in Beadle County enjoyed a Friday evening picnic marking the year’s end. Mothers served supper, fathers built a camp fire, and children participated in races and contests. Community singing with accordion accompanied the event, described by True-Biver reporter C L Ralph Schiey as one of the year’s most enjoyable happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Beadle County
True-Biver
C. L. Ralph Schiey
Yale 4H Demonstration At Stitch and Chatter Club
The Yale Stitch and Chatter Sewing club met at Mrs Frank Marsh's home on May 24. Irma Vondracek reported a kimono dress cutting demonstration while Lois Davis organized a social hour and lunch. The next meeting will be at Irma Vondracek's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Yale Stitch and Chatter
Bonilla Butter Boosters Meet Discuss Dairying Plans
The Bonilla Butter Boosters met at the Rorde of Earl Russell May 26 with 17 members present. Harold Palmer reported on his trip to the Redfield estate school where dairy cattle were inspected. Plans were made to attend club camp and a tour to judge two herds on June 6 led by secretary Rena Walton.
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Harold Palmer
Scout Camporee At Lake Byron With Troops From Huron Area
Huron Boy Scouts from multiple troops will attend a two day camporee at Lake Byron starting Friday afternoon at 3. The event, third in a May series, expects stronger turnout than Pierre and Washington Springs. Activities include cooking, five tents and beds checks, field events, and a grand campfire. Top patrols earn a circus tour prize with Robbin Brothers big four ring circus visiting Huron on June 7 guided by Dr. C. K. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Robbin Hrothers
Huron
C. K. Walker
America
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
Fragmented OCR notes recount local deeds and social events in Huron including a land sale east of the Nursery farm near the city by Scandinavian-German Land Co to A S French, owned by Fred Z Hutchins. Also mentions Oliver's illness, weddings, a park program at Mrs Dickson’s home, and arrivals and visits in Chicago St Paul and Marshall.
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Oliver
Leonard Holtman
Den
Colorado
G. R. Dickson
Huron
P. By Lyon
Syesfiiny
Watertown Gears Up For Air Celebration May 31 June 1
Watertown prepares for In the Air Days at the airport May 31 and June 1 with a two day program headlined by a Ford tri motor from Rapid Airlines. Codington County Post No VI of the American Legion will police the airport and run a large concession stand. Local auto dealers back a $75,000 car display as harmony with the event.
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Watertown
Rapid Airlines
Codington County
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