Little Comfort for Radicals in Election Analysis
The Watertown Public Opinion warns Russians and Bolshevik influence pose less danger than internal upheaval. It describes Russia's cooperative farms, government ownership, and export drives aided by American sponsors, predicting falling American wheat and cotton markets as Russia undercuts price. The piece urges rejecting Russia's program and warns against indoctrination of children while urging economic justice for Americans.
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Watertown
Russia
Thomas D. Campbell
Montana
Campbell
A Worthy Cause Floods Southern States Two Years On
A flood two years past wrought death and destruction across the southern states. Hundreds died and thousands lost homes as water swept through towns. Disease and famine threatened the stricken regions, prompting urgent relief efforts.
Red Cross Aid in Wake of Disaster Highlighted
An account extols Red Cross relief work delivering food medicine and clothing to survivors. It notes orderly recovery amid chaos and praise for ongoing reconstruction and the November membership drive attracting Beadle County and Huron support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deares
Tha Fret Orienter Lnctp
Red Cross
International
Beadle County
Huron
Irgitt Cobb
American Red Cross
McCullough urged by friends to accept governorship bid
The Sioux Falls figure D A McCullough is described as reluctant to run yet impressed allies compelled him to enter the gubernatorial race. He led the rural credit department with honesty and broad public trust, and if Governor Green succeeds him he would retire with broad esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. McCullough
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Mural Credit Department
Rural Credit Department
Green
Press Comment Uses Of Adverse Time
The piece argues that economic depressions have new features this time including international factors and unusual credit conditions. It praises swift federal and private mobilization to fight unemployment via widespread national efforts. It sees social morale and efficiency rising as a lasting gain beyond immediate monetary recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
United States
Sticklers Today’s Answer Found on Classified Ad Page
A local note notes readers can locate today’s answer in the classified ad section. The brief hints at a puzzle or game clue tied to listings, encouraging attentive browsing among ads and notices.
4 H Boy Invents Irrigation Plan
Earl Goos a Port Angeles Washington 4 H club member devised a gravity irrigation system by using a tree mounted water tower and a barrel to pump creek water to a garden. He built a 20 foot high platform and pipe line to reach all corners keeping vegetables fresh in a dry summer. He and his siblings are part of a 4 H club family with several members active.
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Niles
Earl F. Goos
H Lelub Boy
Port Angeles
Wesh
Wilbur DL Staats
State Collexe
Washington
Centember
Central
South Dakota
Chicago
Ferry
Earl
Dey Creek
Saya
Roy
Fram
Feenees
Margaret
Nest
Alice McBride to Exhibit Ensemble at Chicago Congress
Alice McBride a 4% club member and leader will exhibit a figured suiting dress ensemble at the National 4 Club congress in Chicago in December The ensemble was a prize winner at the State Fair It features set in pockets jacket coat and special binding McBride leads Vernon Busy Bees and Six Red Peppers 4H clubs with Mrs NM Harper and Miss Anita Andrews overseeing the fair selection in Chicago
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Alice McBride
Wolsey
Chicago
Sera L. Dewing
Alice
Vernon Busy Bees
EL Harper
Anita Andrews
Siate
Dewing
MicHride
Bendix
Too Many Laws and Lawlessness Across the Nation
Madison Leader notes experts say more laws do not curb crime as lawmaking outpaces enforcement. The piece argues many violate unknown or disrespected laws, cites population growth, and claims the United States has a high reputation for lawlessness despite a vast statute book.
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Madison
United States
Manking
Adam
George Washington
Sacajawea Scouts Hold Regular Meeting
The first lieutenant of Sacajawea Girl Scouts troop 2 led a Wednesday meeting at the Presbyterian church. Twenty four scouts attended with flag salute, songs, short patrol meetings, and the election of a scout reporter. Doris J Peterson collected funds from a sale of popcorn and homemade candy. The group closed with Musical Chairs and a Taps song.
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Sacajawea
Presbyterian Bunch
Jackie Christopher
Son
Doris J . Peterson
Treagerer
Personalities in Politics and Voter Judgment
The piece argues voters seek a candidate's character and honesty, not only issue talk. It warns against polished campaigns that lack heartfelt conviction and emphasizes trust in a leader's promised actions over rhetoric.
Iowa Boy Raises Pigs Without Corn
Clyde Davis a 78 year old Kent Ta club member reports a litter of 11 pigs reaching over a ton without corn. He cites total cost and feed figures for 10 pigs after weaning plus seed costs for 180 days, noting weight gains and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Davis
Kent
Des Moines
Clyde
Eifigeman
Annual Book Week Opens Monday for South Dakota Youth
The Young Citizen editor Misa Aleen Erickson announces North and South Dakota Book Week from November 16 to 22. The festival invites boys and girls to read and review books, encouraging them to share their favorite titles with the editor of Affairs of Young.
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Central South
South Dakota
Misa Aleen Erickson
The
Young, Citizen
Publica- Avora
Fmbél
Affairs of Young
Cohorn
Eelie
Flight Record Holder Takes Off From Guam To Tokyo
En durance flight record holder Lenz Bernstein, described as a France-Rustien aviatrix, reportedly took off from Guam en route to Tokyo after setting a world endurance record. The report mentions military and civil service context but is fragmentary and unclear on details.
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Toussus LE Noble
France
Lenz Bernstein
Rustieneviatrix
Rice
Guam
Tokyo
Beadle County C C L Exhibits At State Fair
Beadle county youth groups showcase handicraft work and four major projects from 1927 to 1930. The C C L entries include recataloging a school Abrazy program, tree plantings, music and art appreciation, and a county history project built from local histories and pioneer interviews.
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Beadle County
C. L
Cvty
Huron Delegates Attend Midwest Traffic Aviation Conference
More than 104 representatives from cities in the northwest attended the traffic aviation conference in Minneapolis. Fred Sargent of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad spoke at a Rotary luncheon while Gladys Pyle, Paul Myers, Clyde R. Smith, and Mayor E. T. Gitchelt joined Huronians at the event.
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Huron
Rocthwest
Minneapolis
Paul Myers
Huron, Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Division
United States Chamber of Commerce
Minneapoli S Rotary Club
Fred Sargent
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Gladys Pyle
South Dakota
City Sees Workforce Stabilize On Outfall Sewer Project
City Commissioner M L Tobin announced that no more men are needed on the outfall sewer crew for now as work proceeds to move sewage from current outlets to the proposed disposal plant site. Additional machinery may bring more workers in a week or two once it arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Tobin
Huron Tabor
Tobin
Five Amendments Supported In Buffalo County Election
Buffalo County voters backed five amendments while rejecting a referred law in Tuesday’s election returns. The law failed 433 to 212, Amendment A won 31 to 298, EB edged C 24 to 23, C carried 385 to 176, and Amendment E trailed 301 to 237.
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Buffalo Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Willow Lake Faculty to Stage Comedy Fundraiser
Willow Lake faculty will present the three act comedy Vyimenie Yonger's Yob in the high school gymnasium on Thursday evening November 20. Proceeds go to equipment for the school. Cast includes Yimmie Yonson Pal the detective J A Molumby Frank the clerk and others with Mrs Grace W Bowen as stage manager.
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Willow Lake
Highmore Legion Armistice Day Program Planned
The American Legion hosts an Armistice Day program on Tuesday November 12 at 2 oclock in the city auditorium. The event is public with reserved seating for Legionnaires families and Legion Auxiliary members. The program includes America the Beautiful a reading Flanders Field School Glew Club Quaints Address Service Benediction and more.
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Highmore Legion
Highmore
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Flanders Field
Addresa
Harry O'Brien
Benediction
Mitchell Building Sees Large Jump in Permits
The October permit total reached 6325 dollars, nearly matching the combined totals of September and August. September permits stood at 10178 dollars, while August values were also high, signaling a strong building activity month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Oearly
Creamery Opens in Woonsocket Boarded by Soren
A new institution opens in Woonsocket with D. D. Soren and Creamery leading the venture. The Sorenagris bought ground in Woonsocket to establish the creamery, marking a notable local project.
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Woonsocket
D. D. Soren and Creamery
Sorenagris
Woonsocketery
Distinguished Service Award to South Dakota Farm Bureau
At the thirteenth South Dakota Farm Bureau convention in Huron November 11 13 John F White will present the 1930 Distinguished Service Award medal to a worthy Farm Bureau member. The award honors devotion to organized agriculture and sacrifices that improve farm life for boys and girls across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
A. Tompkins
John F. White
State Fair Board
Party Bureau
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Congressiaws
Farm Bureau
America
Organized Army
H. B. Tess
Frederick
S. D
American Farm Bureau Convention
Chicago
White
Sine Fair Board
A. H. Pankow
Dakota Farmer
Ross D. Davies
State College
Stores To Close Here On Armistice Day Tuesday
All businesses in Muron except eating places were asked to close between 11 and 12 o clock Tuesday in observance of Armistice Day. The Huror department of Commerce acted after a request from the American Legion. Suburban grocers were urged to join. A parade by Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion will pass with school children. A patriotic program at the Huron theater begins at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muron
Huror Bet of Commerce
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legio
Huron Theater
Garage Change Location In Sturgis Reassigns Shop Space
In Sturgis the garage run by Harry Blaese moves from Barnes Motor building to two new west Main street sites occupied by Ted's garage near the Paw Motor company. Blaese, a World War II veteran, previously ran in Hamilton and had ties to the Tom Koush Motor firm in Rapid City.
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Sturgis
Harry Blaese
Barnes Motor Company
Ted
West Main Street
Paw’ Motor Copany
Blaess
Merly
Hamilton
Tom Koush Motor Company
Hapid City
Mr. Blas
Morféden
Army
Motor Transport Corps i
France
Foe Tipton
Mr. Flaess
Sioux Falls Stylus Leads In State Press Contest
Sioux Falls Stylus and the 180 Sioux Brave from Sioux Falls College prepared for the South Dakota Collegiate Press association contest to be held in Mitchell on November 1 and 15. The Stylus earned national honors last year and is expected to place high this year as six students from the Stylus staff plan to attend the event.
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Sioux Falls
Stylus Coe
Falls
Stylus
Sioux Brave
Sioux Falls College
South Dakota Collegiate Press Association
Mitchell
Stylur
van Alt
Ancoal
Alpena Seeks Better Water Supply After Petition
At a special town board meeting a petition of 24 water workers seeks a fuller water supply. Action to fulfill petitioners’ wishes will be taken soon as the board reconsiders the cost of a soft water well. David Crockett, three term U S congressman, is noted for his opposition to President Jackson.
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Alpena
David Crockett
United States Congress
Jackrom
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