Armistice Day Echoes With Global Unrest On Twelfth Anniversary
On the twelfth Armistice Day anniversary the world remains unsettled as Mussolini advances fascism, Stalin’s Russia stays aloof, France arms, and civil conflicts flare in India and South America. Leaders push treaties yet upheaval spreads, urging work toward a brighter future.
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League of Nations
Mussolini
Italy
Russia
Stalin
France
South America
Brazil
Peru
Argentina
India
China
First Highway Paving Brings Pride to Huron Beadle County
Residents celebrate the opening of South Dakota's first concrete road east of Huron. The 5.58 mile stretch along the James River bottom costs nearly a quarter million dollars, with maintenance savings expected to offset the investment within 10 to 20 years. Rural roads like gravel evolved rapidly, signaling broader hopes for statewide concrete highways and smoother travel to nearby cities.
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Huron
Beadle County
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Mitchell
South Dakota
James River
Paved highways advance Beadle county progress and retirements noted
The Beadle county paving improves safety and drive quality with a 20 foot road width and smoother surface. A riverfront eastern entrance change eliminates sharp turns. The Huronite urges a celebration on project completion next spring. Retirement at Brookings Register marks a major ownership shift after fifty years under Paul S. Dutcher. Carl Sanders praised for recent work. new owners take over, with wishes for success. The Pierre Capital Journal hints at Bulow duck aiding a senator elect toward the vice presidency, while D A McCullough endorses Green as a favorable candidate.
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James River
M Park
Beadle County
Thar
South Dakota
Paul S. D. Dutcher
Brookings Register
Dutcher
Vern Pratt
Howard Biggar
Robert Phelps
Register
Carl Sanders
Corporal Punishment in Virginia Schools Stirs Debate
Minneapolis Tribune notes Virginia Minnesota the school board adopted rules allowing corporal punishment with parental notice witness presence and principal involvement. Critics warn of red tape while supporters recall harsher past methods. Mrs. A A Mendehall says whipping is old fashioned and a last resort though guards aim to limit return of such discipline in education.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Board of Education
Virgina
Minn
Virginia
Uit
A. A. Mendehall
Minnesota Council of Parents and Teachers
Rural town seeks physician amid harsh winters and scant facilities
Butternut Wisconsin merchants advertise for a doctor saying 1300 residents lack a physician. They note tough conditions include cold weather and few hospital or clinical resources. The piece argues rural doctors need better conditions and fair pay, with cooperation from communities.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Butternut
Wis
North Dakota
Not at all Surprising Nye Press Gag Shocks Era
Grand Forks ND Herald notes Senator Nye warns newspapers against printing Mrs McCormick charges and faces libel risks. Chicago Journal of Commerce calls it an extraordinary fight over public interest facts. It labels Senate actions a drastic assertion of authority and predicts reporters face libel suits if they publish.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Herald
Nye
McCornick
Coolidge
Senate
Y C L Prize Won By Marion Rose for November Story
Marion Rose of Shoop school Hooter? Hoo ver eighth grade wins the Y C L November prize for a story recounting a family Thanksgiving in South Dakota. Award includes a room picture. Her tale recalls moving from Kentucky, building a homestead, church, a gun for protection, and family gratitude.
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Marion Rose
Hoover
Aleen Erickson
Young Citizen
Marion
Grandpa
South Dakota
Kentucky
Rome
Sully Clubber Tops Sully County 4-H Honors
Lawrence Serbousek of Pearl township, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Serbousek, is Sully County 4-H champion this year. He earns a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago the first week of December, funded by Chicago Northwestern Railways. Serbousek is a senior at Onida High School and a member of the tow-litter club of central Sully County. This marks the second year a Sully County 4-H member attends the congress, following James Brooking last year. Both boys belong to the same club.
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Lawrence Serbousek
Joe Serbousek
Pearl Township
Sully County
H. M. Jones
Chicago
Chilcago Northwestern Railways Company
Lawrence
Onida High School
James Brooking
Wilson Girls Study Life Nurse Heroine Florence Nightingale
Wilson Girl reserves met after school yesterday with Werona Le Engle as reporter. Twelve girls bought sells cards read by Irene Bowers, while Carrie Reynolds of the YWCA led a short talk. Hazel Christofferson spoke on news writing and Mrs Hess supervised. Leeta Van Omwn directed a game.
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Wilson
Florence Morte
Florence Nightingale
Wilson Girl Reserves
Werona le Engle
Sell Ca
Irene Bowers
Carrie Reynolds
Hazel Christofferson
Young Polk
Raymond Hess
Leeta van Omwn
Louise Grigg Leads Thorp 4 H Sewing Club Start
Louise Grigg serves as president of the Thorp 4 H Sewing Club, guiding 14 members in a new year of craft work. The group met at the schoolhouse in November to distribute books and begin activities, with members crafting a quilt to be sold at a community club meeting for club funds.
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Louise Grigg
Alice Stacey
Cub
Fedora Club Scores Big at State and County Fairs
The Fedora 4-5 and 4-H clubs, led by Miss Ella Lewis, earned multiple prizes at state and county fairs in sewing and fashion categories. Alice Blankenburg led first year sewing, won Fatressmaking prize, and was named county club champion for 1930 with a Chicago prize trip. Ethel Galitz became club and county president as members earned district and state honors.
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Fedora
Ella Lewis
Alice Blankenburg
Eleanor Lewis
Lucile Eberly
Vera Morgan
Margaret Morris
Sara Maeneese
Ethel Galitz
Merle Zongstad
Final Plans for 4-H Congress in Chicago
Chicago hosts the 4-H Congress from Nov 2 to Dec 5 drawing boys and girls from across the United States. The International Live Stock Exposition will display the rural world’s wonders across two acres of Chicago stock yards facilities. Central South Dakota club members are expected to attend as county champions and project winners.
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Chicago
United States
Saya H. M. Jones
Chicago Stock Yards
B. H. Heide
Central South Dakota
Jonez
Former Preston Man Weds Aberdeen Woman
Lake Preston telegram reports 2 R Kidder and Evelyn wil wed in Aberdeen. Kidder, longtime Dakota Central Telephone district manager with Lake Preston ties, and his bride were greeted with congratulations as they passed through the city Friday.
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Preston
Aberdeen
Lake Preston
R. Kidder
Kidder
Evelyn Wil
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Poultry Profits and Champions Head to Chicago
South Dakota 4-H poultry champion Helene Olson of Carthage Miner county posted a 357.45 net on 100 Rhode Island Reds, keeping a yearlong record. At 19, she earns a trip to the 4-H congress and Chicago poultry expo, with two scholarships possible for state champs. Josephine Sundell, also of Miner, will attend as girls health champion. The duo led county and state demonstrations, repeating as top poultry performers this era.
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South Dakota
H. M. Tones
Helene Olson
Carthage
Chicago
Rhode Island
Helene
Chicago Coliseum
Quaker Oats Company
Poultry Club
Miner County
Josephine Sundell
Helen Poultry Demonstrations
St Louis
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Highlights Daily Life
Twenty years ago in Huron C T Dike became general superintendent of the Dakota and Minnesota divisions of Northern Western with headquarters in Hue ton. W ONF armer left for Pierre to transact business. Mr and Mrs A B PairBank left for Chicago. Mrs S C Oo went to Brent to visit Mr Oviatt, North Western engineer. John Sauer moved his cigar factory to the new Sauer block on Second Street. Sauer rooms on Dakata avenue being finished as a pool hall. Local sportsmen hunting deer in the Black Hills with two fat deer arriving from George Edvenson and others traveling with A Lampe and Fred Thean. George Edvenso sent deer from Elmore. George Key also hunting in the Hills.
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C. T. Dike
General
Dacketa
Minnesota
North Western
Hueton
Chicago
W. ON
Farmer
Pierre
A. B. PairBank
Chivago
S.C. Oo
Brent
Mr. Oviatt
Blunt
Gettysburg
John Sauer
Sauer
Second Street
Black Hills
George Edvenson
A. Lampe
Edvenso
Elmore
Fred the
George Key
Charity Workers To Meet Monday Luncheon Planned
Representatives of the Associated Charities of Huron will discuss plans for Christmas work at a luncheon sponsored by the Huron Co-Operative club next Monday. Rev F E Lochridge spoke on the charities, with BR E Cone and Miss Olga Carlson among speakers.
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Associated Charities of
Huron
Huron Co-Operative Club
Marvin Haghitt
Co-operstars
Associated Charities
F. E. Lochridge
BR. E. Cone
South Dakota Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Olga Carlson
Girl Scarus
Cone
Young Pioneer Organization
South Dakota
Carlson
R. E. Cone
Girl Scouts
Hoy Scouts
William Zietler
Burg
Co-operative
Elith
Miltonian Society Welcomes Sixty New Members
The Miltonian Literary Society at State College reports sixty new Miltonians, mostly freshmen, as it marks 42 years of activity aimed at forensics and drama. The Dover Road three act comedy opened the year, with new members including Ora Lieber Enid Howard Lucie Wieting Ruth Creischmar Jesse Roberts Eleanor Marshall Albert Bruck Eva Brinkman Vanelda Putnam Katherine McKillop Trene Armstrong Edgar Olson Carmen Opsahl.
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Miltonian Society
Brookings
Miltonian Literary Society
State College
Desert News
Dover Road
Forensics Council
Ora Lieber
Woonsocket
Enid Howard
Blunt
Lucie Wieting
Tulare
Ruth Creischmar
Cresberd
Jesse Roberts
Wolsey
Eleanor Marshall
Albert Bruck
Highmore
Eva Brinkman
Cavour
Vanelda Putnam
Katherine McKillop
Artesian
Trene Armstrong
Hitchcock
Edgar Olson
Oldham
Carmen Opsahl
Carpenter
Fellett to Attend Kiwanis Council Meeting in Chicago
Watertown leader James G. Fellett governor elect of the Minnesota-Dakotas Kiwanis district will join state club officials at the Kiwanis International council meeting in Chicago from November 2 to 22. Herman G. James USD president will address USD alumni at a Sioux Falls dinner November 24, opening the South Dakota Education Association convention.
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Fellett
Kiwanis Council
Watertown
Jamea G. Fellett
Minnesota-Dakotas District of
Kiwanis Clubs
Kiwanis International
Chicago
James
Vermillion
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
University At
Sioux Fells
South Dekots Education Association
Park Board Plans Christmas Lighting Contest and Winter Sports
The Park Board approved a Christmas lighting contest open to residents with prizes for the most attractive yard displays, split into amateur and professional divisions. Plans echo city yard contests from other cities, aiming to beautify residential areas. The board also outlined winter sports, including two skating rinks at Ravine Park and the Fair Grounds and a planned toboggan slide, contingent on snowfall.
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Auren Park Board
Clarenze G. Walker
Boare
Iwateur
Huron
Walker
Vat
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Park Board
J. W. Campbell Park
Kiwanis Club
Rober Fair
Ravine Park
Fair
Robinson Shoe Party Brings 180 Children to Pierre
The Robinson Shoe company hosted a theatre party for Pierre children at the Pierre Indian School today as part of a series in iw cities. Carl A. Wram of Racine Shoe Manufacturing entertained at both events. About 180 youngsters attended the Huron theatre event last Saturday, with Gift Scouts and Boy Scouts assisting in seating. The show featured Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood, and Mr. Wickstrom won popularity with the Huron children. Each child received a special award as they left.
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Robinson Shoe Company
Huron
Pierre
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Abstracter and Parties
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels and partial interests exchanged between individuals and entities. Names include J O Purintun Schrender Snyder Ballou McAllister Jeffers Jones Kies Murphy Interstate Association of Credit Men Stephenson and others with parcels in townships 11 53 56 58 and 110 as well as quarter sections and additions, with nominal sums and other values noted.
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J. O. Purintun
William Schrender
Snyder
Erwin
Susan E. Ballou
Lyman
Ballou
Et al
Vera Mae Moulton
Victor D. Basart
J. B. McAllister
Mary Etta McAllister
Fred W. Jeffers
Nelson W. Jeffere
Sarah M. Jones
Mary R. Kies
W. TL. Co
J.B. Murphy
Interstate Assn. of
Credit Men
Bic
Oldham
M. Stephenson
W. Stephenson
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McCannon
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Tts
Ita
Farufeilag
Eusk.mitchell Newspapers
Ing
Pierre Capital-Journal
D. A. McCullough
Green
Johmnny
Mary
Johnny
Central South
Hazel Christoffersem
Y.C. L
Prairie
Sully Clubber
Thorp 4-H Sewing Club
Fedora Club
Mosher
Robinson
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