South Dakota Ballot: Bulow McMaster Key Senate Showdown
Editorial lays out a fair view of the South Dakota race, endorsing Bulow over McMaster for senator and favoring Green or McCullough as governor contenders. It notes Johnson’s power in Congress and singles out the third district race as decisive, with a nod to independent candidates and a Baptist church anniversary in Huron.
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South Dakota
Evening Huronite
McMaster
W. J. Bulow
William H McMaster
D. A. McCullough
Warren E. Green
Senate
South
Clay
Calhoun
Charles Evans Hughes
Bulow
Jn Washington
Sharpe Banking
Sharpe
Platte Bank
Green
McCullough
Royal C. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Republican Steering Committee
Congress
Thall
House
Boe Whitney
Emma Meistricht
E. C. Giffen
J. T. Grigsby
M. Q. Sharpe
America
Russia
James Brown
Frederick A. Warren
Supreme Court
Education Comes To The Child In Kansas City
A Kansas City Star discussion recalls a shift in teaching from memorization to real understanding. Superintendent George Melcher notes prizes fade as schools aim to draw out a pupil’s abilities. Modern education emphasizes attitudes, self-directed work, and seeing one’s own life purpose rather than mere external outputs.
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Kansas City Star
George Melcher
Kansas City
Els
Carlyle
Good Time to Build in Chicago for World's Fair Growth
Chicago builders, architects, and bankers express confidence in the U S business outlook as July building permits rise to a strong showing. Materials and labor are affordable, capital is available, and credit favorable for solid projects. The city anticipates major construction for a world fair and waterway developments, signaling a busy period for improvements and new work.
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Chicago
United States
Drue
Day county board ends aid to automobile owners in relief policy
Day county commissioners passed a resolution prohibiting poor relief for anyone owning or operating an automobile. They cited past abuses where county funds covered licenses or gasoline for cars instead of necessities. The move aims to curb taxpayer burdens while preserving relief for truly needy families.
Style Champion Heads to Chicago for 4-H Tour
Viol Mach of Bon Homme County 4-H club was named state champion style revue contestant at the State Fair. The Chicago trip includes 19 state champions and 32 empty champions, with tours of packing plants, harvester plants, and department stores.
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Viol
Mach
Bon Homme County
Miss Mach
South Dakota
Chicago
Sellarls
Washington, D. C
Spink
Washington
Jesse Roberts
Tacha Tollefson
Spink Couuty
Huron Scouts Earn Twelve Merit Badges at Meeting
Huron Boy Scouts troop 5 awarded twelve merit badges at a Wednesday meeting attended by M scouts. Recipients include Axelrad for aviation and art badges, Irving Axelrad for aviation bookbinding and metalcraft, George Schmidt for woodcarving, Harold Scudamore for cycling reading and scholarship, and Eugene Thiemer for woodcarving though absent. George Schell and Marshall Town wand were advanced to Star Scout at the Court of Honor, with awards received November 25.
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Huron Scouts
Huron Boy Scouts Troop 5
Bowed Axelrad
Irving Axelrad
George Schmidt
Harold Scudamore
Eugene Thiemer
Marshall Townwand
George Schell
Marshall Townsead
Bradley 4 H Girl Finishes First Year Work
Lou Ella Lier recounts a year with Thorp Thrend at Thimble club. Leader Mrs De Peel and assistant Mrs Stacey guide 15 members. She enjoyed club work, completed first year, attended 4 H club camp, and liked club classes.
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Thorp
Lou Ella Lier
de Peel
Stacey
Hyde 4-H Clubber Feeds Two Calves
Henry De Witt of Highmore recounts how the Stephan Holstein Dairy Calf Club, Hyde County’s first dairy calf club, organized with Earl Konrad as president and Maxine Guy as secretary. Members fed skim milk hay and barley, brushed and watered daily, and prepared calves for the county fair where one animal won a secret prize.
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Stephan Holstein Dairy
Hyde County
Henry de Witt
Highmore
van Balen
Henry
Stephen Holstein Dairy Calf Club
Mas
Earl Konrad
Harry Guy
Maxine Guy
Aberdeen
Paul Green Becomes Eagle Scout in De Smet Troop
Paul Green earns Eagle following Court of Honor approval in the De Smet troop. Council members present included Dr. B A Dyar, Dr. P L Scofield, and Aubrey Sherwood. Twelve merit badges awarded. four First Class Scouts, one Star Scout, and one additional Eagle.
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Paul Green
de Smet
B. A. Dyar
P. L. Scofield
Aubrey Sherwood
Paul Besselievre
Per Berg
Howard Hasche
Kenneth Jones
Loren Jones
Denton Kohler
Hugh Weating
Hy Sealing
Hesselievre
Oar
Bente Hasch
W. C. Besselievre
Beadie East Side 4 H Pig Club Meets Members
Beadie East Side 4 H Pig Club met at the Mike Davis home on Oct 23 to complete their record books. John Greenman will visit Chicago with five South Dakota youth who will attend the National Sub congress in December based on his club work and personal achievements.
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Beadie’s
East Side
Beadie East Side
Mike Davis
John Gregnan
R. A. Cave
John Greenman
Chica
South Dakota
John Wing
Onida Club Boys Judge Livestock
Lawrence Serbousek of the Okchoja 4-H club recalls livestock judging tours in neighboring counties. He describes sessions at H A Brookings home with Henry DeLong and judging broadsows sheep hogs cows and horses, plus a trip to the Hughes county fair and the State Fair. He details travel with clubmates agent A Norgaard and leader Brooking and reflects on the fun and learning from these experiences.
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Lawrence Serbousek
Okchoja
H. A. Brooking
Henry DeLong
Brother
Haynes County Fair
Sully
James Brooking
Glen Hoffman
Myself
Hughes Te
Onida
A. Norgaard
Brooking
Merr 4 DeLong
Blunt
Glen
Onids
Howard Club Names Officers For Year
The Progressive Livestock club of Howard elected new officers at their meeting held last week per Richard J. Sawyer. Retiring officers include Richard J. Sawyer as president, Lawrence Feldhaus as secretary, and H. W. Sawyer as local leader. New officers are Richard J. Sawyer as president, Paul Feldhaus as vice president, Edmund Gaseman as secretary, and H. W. Sawyer as local leader. The group also completed record books and profits and a lunch was served by Mrs. H. W. Sawyer.
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Progressive Livestock Club of
Howard
Richard J. Sawyer
Lawrence Feldhaus
H. W. Sawyer
Paul Feldhaus
Edmund Gaseman
H.W. Sawyer
Wayland Girls Hear Japanese Discussion
Wayland Girl Reserve advisor and council attended a meeting in Wessington invited by Mrs. Carl Scatchbrook. Mrs. Hocking of Huron and Mise Allen who has spent years in Japan gave an interesting talk in native Japanese costume. Local attendees included Gladys Lloyd Mildred Ballantyne Gertrude Olson and Carrie Carlsen. Lunch followed.
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Wayland
Wayland Girl Reserve
Wessington
Carl Scatchbrook
Gladys Lloyd
Mildred Ballantyne
Gertrude Olson
Carrie Carlsen
Scotchbrook
Sioux Falls students vote on college honor system
In Sioux Falls college the student ballot shows 47 percent in favor and 52 percent opposed to adopting the honor system of self government. The aeroad section of the atrow ballot shows unanimous support for the plan, indicating broad sympathy with the principle though not immediate adoption.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Lus
Aeroad
Atrow
Tin
Siminst
Eratom
Bachelors Claim Unique Touring Record Across States
YANEKTON November report notes Peter Lee and Christ Christopherson of Gayville, bachelors, boast a lifetime auto tour starting in 1922. They claim to have visited every major city and traveled from Niagara Falls and Washington D C to the Pacific coast, with only one rear tire requiring replacement.
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Yanekton
Peter Lee
Christ Christopherson
Gayville
Union
Niagara Falls
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Local Education Meet
The board of commissioners met in regular session with Koepp J C Mar M L Tobin and Charles E Young present. South Dakota educators gathered in Huron for the eighth annual meeting of the South Dakota Educational Association. Post office at His cork Beadle county placed in presidential class with a salary of 1100. Hitchcock noted as a growing town with rising postal business. P B Lyon leaves for Excelsior Springs Mo with Mrs Lyon to join Kansas City and stay weeks. George Longstaff and two sons go to Lake Byron to hunt. Oliver O Young Vermillion and former principal attends the state educational meeting. Ralph Longstaff returns to Pierre after visiting. Mrs Elizabeth A Jarvis leaves for Washington and California for the winter.
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Board of Commissioners
Strait
Koepp
J C Mar M L Tobin
Charles E. Young
South Dakota
Huron
Twrnits
South Dakota Educational Association
Hiscork
Beadle County
Hitchcock
Vermillion
Macry
Huron High School
Ralph Longsteff
Pierre
Elizabeth A. Jarvis
San Francisco
California
Pacific
Dates Set For Annual Banquets By County Clubs
The first annual banquet by Spini County womens extension clubs will be a pheasant dinner at Daland on Nov 12. Miss Sara L. Dewing notes plans with Elsie Smith in charge of food and tables, Turton center clubs handling decorations, and a county wide program. Hand County banquet occurs at Miller on Nov 14 with Miss Susan Wilder as guest speaker recounting Europe travels, as Mrs. Charles Rudd leads banquet plans. Members will bring their families as special guests.
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Womens Extension Clubs
Spini County
Daland
Sara L. Dewing
Hams
Elsie Smith
Turton Center
Hand County
Miller
Susan , Wilder
Europe
Charles Rudd
Cclub
Woonsocket Firm Moves Implement Business to New Building
Woonsocket firm Everson and Grater relocates from the old location to the former Carrington Motor Company building. They shift the entire operation to the implement business and move offices as part of the change. Local John Dee implement dealers plan full-time focus.
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Woonsocket Firm
Woonsocket
Everson and Grater
John Dee
Carrington Motor Company
Ta Men
Work on Highways Joe Creek Article
County road crew works on seven and a half mile Big Bend road to standard grade. They lay 4000 yards to the mile as PT Hanson grades to connect with Harrold and DeGrey. When finished the district gains a top dirt highway in the state.
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Joe Creek
Big Bend
PT. Hanson
Harrold
DeGrey
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Beadle County
Standard Oil Company transfers property to Ivins R Crawford of Huron for 3500 dollars, lot 14 in Fisher and Fosters Ist Addition to Huron. Crawford then transfers to Irving R Crawford of Huron for 1 dollar, north 40 feet of lot 10 in block 5 of Fisher and Fosters Ist Addition.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Standard Oil Company
Ivins R
Coe I
Crawford
Irving R. Crawford
Huron
Fier & Foster
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Mitch
McCannon
Robert D. Lash
Hisie Phendtich
Hering
South Dekots
Pews
Bol
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Baptist Church
Hinam
Want
Central South Dakota
Harel Christoffereen
Diter
Viola Mach
Bon Homme Girl
Engembie
Hyde
Onida Club
Howard Club
Icolle
Minneapolis
Siqonet
Bennepin Avenues
Wml Clark
Manace_ Mowe
WCO
Serep
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