Campaign Musings on Elections and Republican Leadership
The Argus Leader editorial argues that airing major issues benefits voters and that party leadership must serve public trust. It distinguishes partisan press from independent public service and urges Republicans to choose leaders who promote welfare over faction.
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Argus
South Dakota
Argus Leader
Public Service
Argus-Leader
Republican Party
Argus- Leader
Evening Huronite
The Business Outlook A Banks and Public Psychology
Experts cite public psychology over basic economics as a cause of today’s slump. Benjamin M. Anderson Jr describes 1921 as a worse year with scarce quick assets, while current conditions show abundant cash and liquid assets in banks and businesses.
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Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr
Chase National Bank of
New York City
United States
Bulletin
Anderson
Liquor Issue Reflected in Mixed States Vote
The article notes few surprises in recent state elections on liquor repeal and enforcement. It argues growing dissatisfaction with enforcement may threaten the Eighteenth Amendment and calls for a comprehensive education program and stronger efforts to enforce the law.
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Illinois
Macone
Norbeck bill sparks contention over forest land use
Resentment in the Black Hills centers on the Norbeck bill S 3774 affecting mining land within a national forest. The piece credits Senator Norbeck for preservation efforts and the development of state parks, noting South Dakota hosts the nation’s greatest state park. It also congratulates the Wolsey Herald on installing a linotype machine amid surreal issues.
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Black Hills
Norbeck
South Dakota
Preparatory Geneva Conference Faces Mixed Prospects
The League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission meets in Geneva as the Kellogg treaty questions loom. US and Russia participate amid European tension and Franco Italian frictions. Yet post London naval conference momentum and economic distress fuel cautious optimism for progress toward a disarmament agreement.
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Minneapolis
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France
Paris
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Briand
World affairs loom as Mussolini and Hitler threaten Europe
A fragmentary editorial notes Mussolini’s bold rhetoric and the rise of Hitler, contrasting their fascist movements with France’s fears and global unrest. It highlights Europe’s fragile peace amid revolts, unemployment, and crises from China to India, warning of looming conflict.
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Italy
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Herr Hindenbarg
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India
Clive Redmon Ts State Champion Demonstration Team
Clive Redmon of Lennox and teammate Dé- Istra Wright won the state demonstration championship with Lovelier Hair at the state fair. They excelled among clothing foods and health teams and will attend the National 4-H Club Congress in Washington in December. Redmon notes six years of 4-H work completing 14 projects including clothing foods and room improvement. They earned leadership pins and health clinic recognition, with top scores and multiple first place finishes at county and midwinter fairs, and a trip awarded for the win.
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Clive Redmon
Lennox
Dé- Istra Wright
Miss Redman
Washington
Chicago
Olive
Walker
Brookings
al Beroget
Friendship trait of good reserve says Huron girls
A Huron based Girl Reserve member discusses how membership teaches friendship fairness and good sportsmanship. The response, gathered by Miss Carrie Rennolds of the YWCA, notes that reserves help girls meet others, gain new ideas, and become better citizens by removing social barriers.
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Huron
South Dakota
Carrie Renolds
Werona le Engle
Hitchcock Girls Adopt Etiquette Study At School Meeting
Miss Carrie Reynolds as secretary of Huron spoke on Japanese etiquette at Hitchcock high school Girl Reserve meeting Monday. Members voted to add etiquette to this year’s study program. Hazel Christofferson spoke on news writing. Maxine Sutter played piano, Laura Payne and Dorothy Kembel sang Whispering Hope. A lunch followed.
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Carrie Reynolds
W. C. AL
Huron
Hitchcock High School
Hazel
Christofferson
Affice Young Folk
Maxine Sutter
Laura Payne
Dorathy Kembel
Whispering Hope
4-H Demonstration Team Wins National Honors at State Fair
In a five team contest the group placed first earning a trip to Huron and then a chance at the Chicago trip. The girls practiced daily under Miss Henkes guidance and impressed judge Charlotte Beister with teamwork and smooth demonstrations. Miss Redmon and Miss Wright wore matching green and white dresses as they presented the health division winning exhibit.
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Parker
Huron
Fale
Chicago
Charlotta Beister
Miss Redmon
Miss Wright
Trips Awarded to Fedora and Seven Slaters 4-H Clubs
Fedora Baby Beef and Seven Sisters 4-H clubs in Fedora earn trips to the Junior Short Course at Brookings, with one delegate each. Winners chosen by Miner County Messenger and county agent S W Jones, aided by Georgia Rae Easter. Clubs boast strong records and notable members including county champion Alice Blenkenburg, 4-H president.
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Fedora Baby ‘Beef Club
A. C. Kelsey
Slaters
Ella Lewis
Brookings
S. W. Jones
Agenit
Miner County Messenger
Howard
J. G. Wills
Jones
Georgia Rae Easter
Champion
Mr. Jones
Baby Beef Club
Seven Sisters Club
Miner County
Alice Blenkenburg
County 4-H
Huron Boy Scouts Hold Regular Meeting with Tests Passed
At the Huron Troop 5 gathering Wednesday, three second class tests and one first class test were completed. Twenty six scouts attended with two officials and four visitors. Court of Honor plans grew from ten to fourteen attendees for Sioux Falls event on November 26. Specific tests passed included first aid by Jack Newman, compass by Seontanaster Hill and Wendell Parlee, thrift by Royal Janish, signaling by Maurice Anderson.
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Huron Boy Scouts Troop
Sioux Falls
Jack Newman
Seontanaster Hill
Wendell Parlee
Royal Janish
Thrift
Maurice Anderson
Snedigar, Huntington, Shaw
Janish
Maurice Gowdy
Hot Springs Hosts Black Hills Commercial Clubs Meeting
Hot Springs today hosted the annual session of the Black Hills associated commercial clubs. RK Bronson of Rapid City chamber of commerce serves as president and secretary. Officers and three board members will be elected. Advertising projects include scenic folders for the Black Hills.
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Hot Springs
Black Hills C. Co
Black Hills
Halloween Party Hosted by Merry Maids Club
The Rudy Dairy Calf club members and parents joined Merry Maids at Dorothy Wallace home on October 24 for a Halloween party. Stunts were performed and lunch was served by the hostesses at the close of the evening.
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Rudy Dairy Calf Club
Dorothy Wallace
Dorothy
Merry Maids Club
Prostrallo Family Opens Gas Station in Fedora
Mr and Mrs Prostrollo and family move from Ree Heights to Fedora and begin building a gasoline filling station on the corner north of the F B Lawrence store. Fedora welcomes the family and wishes them success.
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Fedora Fedora
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Rail Line Plot Unfolds
Dispatches from Pierre report the Missouri River and Northern Railway plans a 75 mile line between Chamberlain and Huron. The state railway commission review is pending with a definite route. local offices include F Farrell and M L Helni. Local residents mention changes at stores and trips to Chicago.
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Dakota
F. Farrell
General Pa
Hessie Murrayr
Chicago
John Armstrong
Axel Jeu
James Valley Bank Force
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Markwood
Ericksor
Oyher Shoe Store
Velton
Tulare Girls Study Sewing At Lend-A-Hand 4-H Meeting
The Lend-A-Hand 4-H club met at Dorothy Schul’s home last week for a sewing project session. Lillian Stephens, club porter, reported the third sewing project was given as the girls hiked to Dor’s home, where they enjoyed games after the session.
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Tue
Dorothy Schuling
Lillian Stephens
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Watertown District WCTU Holds Institute Session
In Watertown a Women's Christian Temperance Union institute was held with national lecturer Miss Lothe Woodford speaking on scientific temperance. An afternoon session occurred and another was planned for the evening. Mrs Grace Sharpe of Clark led the program with Mrs Claude Pettit as local president.
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Watertown
Women’s Christian Temper Union
Lothe Woodford
Grace Sharpe
Clark
Claude Pettit
Man Shot Near Heart Expected To Recover
Canton reports Calmer Ellingson two year old son of Mr and Mrs Etling Ellingson is expected to recover after a bullet passed near his heart when a pistol was accidentally discharged while showing the weapon at a home. Ellingson works at a Rock Rapids bakery and was home for the weekend.
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Canton
Boys At Play Put Mitchell In Dark
A group of small boys swinging an electric light wire caused outages and near misses in Mitchell. Two wires touched and burned, workers struggled to locate the fault before service was restored. Officials warned such play risks serious harm and urged caution around live lines.
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