Young Citizen’s League Shapes Future Leaders at Pierre
The Pierre convention showcased the Young Citizen's League's impact on youth as a self government model in schools. Lynn Yeager, an 11 year old from Willow Creek Bruise county, won first prize with an essay on conserving natural resources and wildlife. The piece traces Roosevelt era conservation efforts and notes the Izaak Walton League as a major organization advancing preservation nationwide.
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Pierre
Young Citizen's League
South Dakota
League
Lynn Yeager
Willowquake
Bruie County
Lynn
Evening Huronite
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
National Conservation Commission
National Commission
Alaska
Canada
Mexico
North America
Sixtieth Congress
Washington, D. C
Izaak Walton League
Chicago
Outdoor American
Outdoor People of America
America
Europe
China
Public spirited pleas for forest restoration and water protection
A speaker urges reforestation to replace forest loss from mining and fire, noting timber demand and inadequate protection. He cites yield taxes, farmer tree programs, and two driving forces: public need and private opportunity. The piece warns against water pollution from cyanide mills, sewage dumping, and careless river use, urging conservation of woods, water, and wildlife.
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America
United States
Cooper
Izaak Walton League
Black Hills
Whitewood
Cyaide
South Dakota
Lead
Keystone
Switzerland
Chicago
Illinois
Mississippi
Lake Michigan
London
Providence
Rolvaag
Berrett
Springfield
Billings Court Imposes FiveYear Term For HitAndRun Deception
In Billings Montana a driver received a five year prison sentence after using a fictitious name following a car accident. The case notes Montana law treats deception in hit and run as more severe than larceny or evading responsibility. The commentary suggests other states might adopt the tougher approach.
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Billings
Montana
Montens
Winnesota
Mimseapolis
Time and memory blend as Huronians recall Civil War
An editorial reflection on time and experience links Memorial Day to Civil War memory. It notes four Huron veterans J C Hatfield William A Thompson Charles W Truex and Jef Parkhurst attending a Kiwanis lunch and recalls Grant Sherman and the 1861 65 conflicts. The piece honors those who fought to save the Union and ponders time bridging history.
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Huron High School
G. A. R. Post
Jos
Huron Kiwanis ‘Club
J. C. Hatfield
William A.thompson
Charles W. Truex
Jef Parkhurst
Service Club
Mr. Hatfield
Mr. Truax
Atlanta
South
Avanta
Hatfield
Wilson
William Tecumseh Sherman
Georgia
Sherman
Parkhurst
Huron
Kiwanis
U.S. Grant
Jestler
Grant
Illimnis
Galena
West Point
Springfield
Minois
Adjutant-General's
War Department
Washington
Paducah
Fort Henry
Fort Donelson
Pittsburgh Landing
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Lee
Appomatox Courthouse
D. Parkhurst
Johnstim
Wallace
Corinth
Vickabury
Vacation Plans To Follow Code Y C L Members Urged To Take League Responsibil ties Into Home Life
Florence A Sly, state supervisor of home economics, urges Young Citizens League members to carry their citizenship duties into summer. She advises forming a home committee with parents, promoting health, cleanliness, and courtesy, and helping with chores, tidiness, good manners, and family harmony.
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Florence A. Sly
The
Young Citizen
Aleen Erickson
League Publicaton
C. L
Thomas Bergan, South Shore Prizes From Local Creamery Firms
Thomas Bergan of South Shore received prizes funded by Watertown creamery companies. The event highlighted local dairy businesses supporting community activities and recognizing Bergan's achievements.
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Thomas Bergan
South Shore
Watertown Creamery Companies
Troop 5 Enters Two Teams at Camporee
Huron Boy Scouts Troop 5 plans to enter two teams at the Lake Byron camporee this afternoon. Beav er patrol, winner of the fall rally, fields six and seven from the remaining troop join the event. Scoutmaster Maurice Gowdy leads as the charter renewal is presented by George A. Youel with credentials for Gowdy and the troop committee.
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Troop 5
Huron Boy Scouts
Lake Byron
Maurice Gowdy
Beaver Patrol
Howard
Irving Axelrad
Harald Scudemore
Douglas’ Cane
John Lyneh
Gowdy
Hall
George A. Youel
Miller Boy Scouts Earn Merit Badges at Court of Honor
Two Miller Boy Scouts received merit badges at a Wednesday evening court of honor. H. J. Bushfield and Dr. E. H. Wilson conducted the review. Dwight Danbury was awarded the [badge details truncated in source].
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Miller Scouts
Miller Boy
H. J. Bushfield
E. H. Wilson
Dwight Danbury
Double Club Camps Planned Across Two Sites in June
State 4 H leaders announce 16 club camps in June and July with two sessions at Madison and Huron due to high enrollments. Funds are raised by bake sales, entertainments, basket socials, and spare-time work to cover camp expenses. Camp weeks run June 9 at Lake Madison and June 16 at Huron, with specialists to teach projects and provide materials for year-round meetings.
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Madison
Haror
Lake Madison
Huron
H. M. Jones
South Dakota
Jones
Jolly Workers 4H Club History Note Bonita Boniliz School
Er dine Winegar writes a brief history of the Jolly Workers Sewing club of Bonita. Eleven girls joined at the first meeting, eight remain. Meetings held at members and assistants homes. Members listed include Madonna Miller Fern Bales Incz Kenison Maxine Radtke Pearl Russell Audrey Peterson Joe Bussell is president. They finished bags, started nightgowns, and held bake sales earning over $5 with another planned June 7. Memorial day candy and popcorn sales planned.
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Jolly Workers
Jolly Workers Sewing Club
Bonita
Boniliz School
Erdine Winegar
Gilmore
Madonna’ Miller
Fern Bales
Incz Kenison
Maxine Radtke
Miz
Pearl Russell
Audrey Peterson
Joe Bussell
Fern Hales
Madonna Miller
Betty Evans Wins Prize Essay Contest in Watertown
Seventh grade student Betty Evans won the Why We Should Eat More Butter essay contest sponsored by the Arkotah club of Codington County and a farmers service organization. Other winners included Doris Ullyot Henry Donna Sue Hallauer Florenet and more peers.
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Betty Evans
Betty EK
Merit Badges Doubts and Camp Dabot Start Day
Roger Stensland received a Pennsylvania merit badge in handicraft. The Miller scouts are registered for the fourth week of Camp Dabot beginning July 6. Fred Eggers, executive, announced today.
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Roger Stensland
Miller
Dabot
Ginning
Fred
Eggers
Tod
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Recap of Local Moves
Twenty years ago today in Huron residents and visitors are noted for travel and life events. Frank Dineen and Gretchen Laver with Miss Cov and Miss Sui j return from Kansas and Hitchcock while Grace Patterson visits from Chicago. Ward B Clarke and O Staley depart after stays. Elmer Barkes leaves Thompson Bros for Wimbleton North Carolina. Dr Jones and Dr Wand buy Overlands. Stedman welcomes a son born May 30 at 5 30 p m. Adolph Wagner returns from St Louis and Louisville after electrician meetings.
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Abas Rababasssaas
Frank Dineen
Kansis
Gretghen Laver
Cov
Sui J
Hoy
Frank James
Hitchcock
Grace D. Patterson
Chicago
C. E. Bryant
O. Staley
R. F. Brooks
Sioux City
Ward B. Clarke
Chilcago
Ed J. Miller
Sioux Falls
Elmer Barkes
Thompson Bros. Clothing House
Barkes
Wimbleton
N. C
Carl Jones
T. J. Wand
C. A. Campbell
van Dalsem
F. B. Stedman
Adolph Wagner
St. Louis
Louisville
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Wember Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lusk-Mitchell
Fam
Texas
John Hix
Davenport
Democrat
John
J. WC
Sioux City Journal
Central South Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
Swander Baking Co
Fairmont
Fairmont’s
Fairmont Creamery Co
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