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Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Focal News
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Roosevelt Victory Promises Hope For Agriculture And Nation
The newspaper lauds Franklin D. Roosevelt as the decisive winner and calls for a strong cabinet including Davis, Young, Baker, Ritchie, and Traylor. It hopes his presidency will bring better national and global conditions, urges politics to yield to able leaders, and stresses the urgency of action to aid agriculture.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Democratic House
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Hoover
Davis
Young
Baker
Ritchie
Traylor
Tax Committee Recommendations Highlight Highway Debates
State Chamber of Commerce special taxation committee led by W. Z. Sharp proposes eleven cost cutting reforms amid highway policy debate. First recommendation calls halting construction and reducing commission to one member with expenditures legislature authorization. The paper urges caution citing economy of highways, federal aid, and South Dakota’s share of the federal return.
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State Chamber of Commerce
W. Z. Sharp
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Forestburg
Committees Recommendations Prompt Statewide Fiscal Review
The piece argues for consolidating highway authority to a single commissioner, questions requiring explicit legislative approval for highway work, and notes the dispute over closing two state normal schools. It urges substantial cuts to state school operating expenses, contemplates limiting courses, and warns of broader tax and funding changes to close a looming $28 million gap. It commends W Z Sharp and the committee for their earnest analysis.
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Dce
W. Z. Sharp
Press Comment on Farm Prosperity and Recovery
The immediate return of American prosperity hinges on saving farmers from economic disaster. A decade of agricultural distress slashed farm price levels and purchasing power, crippling farm securities and wiping out equity. Restoring farmers’ purchasing power would revive merchants, manufacturers, and the broader industrial economy, benefiting over 30 million farm people and millions of suppliers.
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United States
Fanner
Spe
America
Bridge Teaching Turns Into Complex Contract Game
The piece notes a shift from casual whist to contract bridge, with teachers lecturers and writers clashing over revised rules and expectations. It foresees more lectures and textbooks as the game moves from simple pastime to a structured business model, while a stray football aside mentions Pittsburgh.
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Hasan
Whale
Bos
Aixystem
Club Girl Makes All Own Clothes Champion Team Wins Trip
Goldie Schnuerle and Brown of H club will attend the Men 45 club congress in Chicago this month as part of the South Dakota stand champion girls team. She shares how 4-H club work has educated her in clothing, canning, room improvement, and poultry, stressing ownership, cooperation, and the value of demonstrations and trips for broadening skills.
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Goldie Schnuerle
Chicago
South Dakota
Brook Inge
Wormstead Woollies Elect New Officers
Wormstead Woollies Sheep club held a special meeting to finalize last year’s records. New officers named are Due Clark as secretary and Lee Jones as reporter. Five members posted perfect attendance. Plans for a Pro Am fundraiser to fund members’ Brookings course after Christmas. The club notes progress with sweepstake awards at the junior fair and state fair prizes. Members attended club camp and a club tour, and all attended the April rally. Overall, a very successful year is reported.
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Wormstead Woollies
Wormstead ‘Woolies
Lee Jones
Due
Clark
Andes Lee Jones
Wormsiesd
Weelies
Hape Sunshine Club
Furder
Brookings
Lee
Huron Junior High Girl Reserve Holds Monday Meeting
All members attended roll call at the Huron junior high School Girl Reserve meeting after school. Secretary Miss Maxine Dinneen spoke about her trip to Italy. The group enjoyed the talk and planned the next gathering.
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Huron Junior High School
Bianche Oakland
Maxine Dinneen
Fielk
Italy
Zai
True Spirit League Holds Mock Beadle County Election
Members of the True Spirit league conducted a mock election in Beadle County with students simulating ballots and voting procedures to demonstrate civic participation and turnout.
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True Spirit League
True Spirit Reegee
Beadle County
League Teaches Youths to Be Friendly and Civil
The Young Citizens league teaches boys and girls patriotism and courtesy. The editor of Talking Leaves from Wilson School Karinen South Dakota emphasizes respect for laws at home, school, and community. It urges fair behavior, safety, health, and quick obedience to duties today for a brighter tomorrow.
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Central
South Dakota
League
Talking Leaves
Wilson School
Karinen
South "Dakota
C. S
Omore Row
Beadle Boy Learns Care Of Livestock
Beadle County 4H cub boy John Wintle writes on his four years in 4H club work with leaders and county agent R A Cave. He recalls potato and pig clubs, junior short course at Brookings, peer friendship, drought impact, and plans to continue in 4H as long as eligible.
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Beadle
John Wintle
Beadle County
R. A. Cave
St Brookings
Eskimos and Sioux Compared by Fourth Grader
Marshall Kouf of Washington D C reports a fourth grade view of Alaskan and Sioux Indians in school. He describes igloos versus tepees, dog sleds versus horse drawn carts, friendly Eskimos and sometimes combative Sioux, and shared hunter skills.
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Washington D. C. L
Sheffield
Beadle County
Marshall Kouf
Marshall
Miner County 4-H Club Girl Recalls Start in Work
Fredica Sandell of Miner County 4-H describes her club path from age nine in the Go Getters cooking group. She details prizes at county fairs for gingerbread, biscuits, and baking powder biscuits, roles as secretary and club member, hatching 259 chicks with 10 percent exhibited, and attendance at club camps and achievement days.
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Miner County Club
Fredica Sandell
Miner County 4-H
Go Getters
Cackleberry Club
Dakota Belles Study on Music Appreciation Meeting Notes
The Dakota Belles Room Improvement club of Beadle County met at Claire Gleasing’s home on November 5. Members studied a program including works by Sony Mendelssohn and Funeral March, focusing on musical appreciation and selections such as Spring.
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Dakota Belles
Beadle
Claire
Gleasing
Sony
Puzzle and social notes wrap late autumn club meeting
Impressive puzzle clues fill a scattered page as Delma Hein reports on a club session. Members sang songs, discussed the year plan, Halloween games, and ghost stories. Musical numbers by Bernice Wehr, Edwin Corley, and Newman Wehr preceded a refreshments break.
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Delma Hein
Bernice Wehr
Edwin Corley
Newman Wehr
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Recipe collection includes Graham Cracker Padding and Date butterscotch pudding with steps and bake times. Instructions cover crusts, fruit fillings, and custard-like puddings, detailing ingredients such as graham crumbs, apples, nuts, dates, and spices, plus temperatures and yields.
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Sara L. Dewing
Graham
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents were noted in brief items. Harry MacCarthney of Des Moines left for home after a short visit with Mr and Mrs Alford. Dr Benjamin Thomas attended a football game. Dr WE Wharton returned from the Black Hills after deer hunting. Kinkead went to Chicago on a weeklong business trip. L Weir came from the north to spend Sunday at home. Miss McKnight of St Paul visited with her uncle and left by auto to continue the trip.
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Harry MacCarthney
Des Moines
Alford
Drif
Wolsey
Benjamin Thomas
Brookings-Havon
WE. Wharton
Black Hills
Kinkead
Chi-- V
L.” Weir
Jing
Bonilla Auxiliary Plans For Armistice Day Banquet
Bonilla American Legion auxiliary unit 204 met at Mrs. Sarah McRichen’s home to plan an Armistice Day banquet with ten members and two visitors present. Mrs B McKichan served as assistant hostess as refreshments were served. A birthday surprise for Dr. R G Hannah followed with games and lunch in the afternoon.
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Bonilla
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 204
Sarah MccRichen
Mra
B. McKichan
Esmond
Drs. R. G. Hannah
Fingers Cut In Saw Accident At Work
Nov reports Matt Crotty nearly severed three fingers of his right hand when pulled into a bug saw by the belt. Otto Thorsness Lake Preston water commissioner is recovering from surgery and expected to leave hospital soon. The Panama stingless bees are noted for gathering lubricating oil with their feet to mix with honeycomb cells.
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Matt Crotty
Thorsness
Lake Preston
Otto Thorsness
Pockeien Bits
Torbe
Panama
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Ine
Bornhard Ostrolenk
Pittsbarg
Gretty
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France
Europe
Asia
Mary Bell
Brookeings Vamie
Paris
Brownwood
Taupe Mist —Gim Metal
Nepita
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