South Dakota Faces Need for Honest Government and Strong Representation
The editorial argues McMaster's defeat signals South Dakota accepts no aid from Washington and seeks honest government. It says prosperity requires national progress, tariff debate shows farming and industry both suffer under current policy, and vigilant, aggressive congressional advocacy remains essential. It cautions that the outcome does not mean apathy toward those who fight for the state.
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McMaster
South Dakota
Washington
Hoover
East
Congress
Making Money Renting Land Under 30-50 Plan
The Minneapolis Tribune highlights 1929 profits for landowners using the 30-50 rent plan in Lincoln County South Dakota. Owner and tenant share halves, with incomes like 2750 for 160 acres and 4500 for 160 acres, plus examples on 320 acre leases. The Evening Huronite distributes booklets and contracts to tenants and owners through its Farm Editor.
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Minneapolis Tribune
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Lincoln County
Evan Dixon
Thomas Ubrickson
J. L. Kehm
Frank Ruben
F. M. Barnes
Ellifson
Omer Hockenstad
Annie Neckling
Sherman Gardner
First National Bank of Canton
Ira Bartholomew
South
College Fraternities and Homecoming Issues Reassessed
Rita S. Halle in Good Housekeeping argues that Greek life generally promotes morality with high prohibitions on liquor and gambling and strong honesty values though flaws exist. She notes alumni influence burdens younger members. homecoming can remain joyful with decency. Also reported are complaints about crowded polling places in Huron election day, impairing voter swearing and ballot access.
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Rita S. Halle
Good Housekeeping
Hoover record praised by Press in Monitor critique
The Christian Science Monitor defends President Hoover by listing achievements in economy, government spending, international well being, prohibition enforcement, farmer aid, and private industry support. It argues global downturns explain widespread depressions and that Hoover acted capably during the crisis.
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Christian Science Monitor
Hoover
the Monitor
United States
England
Germany
Italy
Brazil
Japan
Australia
Monitor
Idle Men and Idle Machines
An Illinois or Minnesota style editorial argues unemployment relief requires adapting to machines not reversing progress. It cautions against relic methods in public works and favors flexible hours, fair wages, and consumer purchasing rather than a return to back‑breaking labor. It notes risks of machine use and cites a humorous note about Arabs seeking cheaper wives.
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Minneapolis Tribune
England
America
Radio Program Schedule Fragments From Old New York Stations
A dense listing of radio programs across many stations, naming shows, hosts, orchestras, and times. Includes WEAF WEAF New York and numerous others with scattered program titles, guests, and coverage of daily schedules across Central Standard Time.
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WEAF
Ben Bpee Ales
World Today
Aleo
WFIC
Aino Wisp
WSMB
KWOO
KPRC
Gypales Orchestra
WWI
WSAI
WGN
KSD
WOC
WDAF
Family Party
Dteo
WGY
WIAM
Reb Woo
Wabc New Yo
Evingaline Adame
Alzo Wadc
WLAC
WBRC
KLRA
KFH
EFIF
WERC
Wee
New York
Andy
Wiak Wiod
Phijlp Cook
Wren
EGO Hxeca O4
Roxy's Gang
KWK
WSE
WSM
EGO
KFAB
EGW
Wibo 736
Troubadours
Atea
KEW
Wren Kwh
KEABR
WMI
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WIGD
WSWNC
RSE
EMS Etbs
KDKA
WIDX
WFAA
KVOO
Erboecuietor Young Grch
Bret
State St
WABC
North Akers
Howard O'Brien
WADC
Bergstormers
Eiz
Luke Mirandy
S& An
Wabc —Vision
Savorica
Associated Press
Beadle Boys To Attend Congress
Beadle County youths will attend the National 4-H club congress in Chicago from Nov 29 to Dec 6 alongside the International Livestock exposition. About 43 states and Ontario participants will vie in contests and demonstrations. Beadle winner John Greenan Jr. and Earl Simantel will represent the county and state, with many youths earning trips funded by organizations honoring farm youth achievements.
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America
Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards
KR. A. Cave
B. H. Heide
Ontario
The
International
Beadle
John Greenan, Jr
Yale
Earl Simantel
Wolsey
Heide
Wessington Boosters 7 Study Sample Books
The Wessington Boosters met November 1 at Beth Rogers home. Vice president led, roll call and minutes were read. Members finished work on sample booklets, with Floris Syring noting progress. The group sang, played games, and shared lunch. Next meeting set for Floris Syring home November 23.
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Wessington Boosters
Rogers
Floris Syting
4 H Clubs Share Christmas Gift Ideas Demonstrations
Mrs Louise Borah led 4 H clubs in a joint session of cooking and clothing sections on Saturday. Miss Sara L Dewing home demonstration agent presented several new gift ideas feasible for home craft, crayola work demonstrated.
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Louise Borah
Sara L. Dewing
Feerie
Spink County 4-H Club Among Largest in State
Spink county hosts one of South Dakota's largest girls 4-H clubs led by Mrs. C FH Wirt, with Wee's home extension clubs coordinator Mrs. Wieting and secretary Miss Sara Lewing. Miss Dewing notes it may be the state’s largest girls club, as members organized last week under Richar's guidance.
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South Dakota
Financs Club
Spink County
C, FH
Wirt
Wee
N. Radetiffe
Wieting
Richar
Sara Lewing
Dewing
Willing Six Hosts Halloween Party for Manchester District No 8
The Willing Six VY. C. 0. of Manchester District No 8 hosted a Halloween party for Manchester District No 4 league members and teacher Miss Helen Hodges. Guests included mothers, with Mavis Lucille Paterson as secretary organizing, and Eva Kessel plus Marjorie Peterson on the lunch committee.
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Willing Six
Willing Six VY. C. 0
Manchester
League
District No 4
Helen Hodges
Mavis Lucille Paterson
Mavis
Racheal Paterson
Eva Kessel
Marjorie Peterson
Edna Palmlund
Alice Bennett
Richard Geyer
Lois Rundell
Edna Palhlund
Levi Wade
Spink Girls Attend Club Luncheon in November Meet
Spink county 4 H club met at leader Mire Ben Wells on November 1 with John Mila assisting. Marie Troske reports the event as one of the most pleasant. Guests toured a dining room decorated with black cats witches and bats for a Halloween luncheon. The next meeting is set for December 6 hosted by Mrs Art Wells and Mrs Albert Schuite.
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Spink Girls
Ruth's Royal Rustlers
Spink County
Mire
Ben Wells
John Mila
Marie Troske
Murle Sid
Art ‘Wells
Annual Banquets by Spink County Women Extend Clubs
Spink county women’s extension clubs host a pheasant dinner in Doland on Wednesday November 12 with members’ husbands and families as special guests. First annual event features Miss Susan Z. Wilder, nutritionist at State College, as speaker. She will also address Hand County’s banquet in Miller on Friday November 14.
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Spink County
Doland
Susan Z. Wilder
State College
Miss Wilder
Hand County
Miller
Sarah L. Dewing
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