Huron debates bond for auditorium recreation complex
A preliminary plan for a 2 building municipal auditorium recreation project in Huron gains favorable publicity. Voters will decide on funding after petitions urge the measure. A Literary Digest and Civil Engineering article by experts argues cultural public works can yield economic and moral benefits, urging restraint on overbuilding and supporting constructive, nonproductive investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
WNAX
South Dakota
Literary Digest
New York
David Cushman Coyle
Mr. Coyle
Carl Ewald Grunsky
San Francisco
American Engineering Council
Coyle
Public Works and Tax Policy for Prosperity and Culture
The discussion argues for shifting funds from industrial construction to public works to sustain prosperity. Coyle cites high taxes as a brake on expansion, while Grunsky advocates tax redistribution to support large public projects. Civil Engineering urges boosted funding for science, education, and the arts to elevate civilization.
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Messrs
Grunsky
Hoover
Press Comment on a 12 Year Old Killer and Society
A 12 year old burglar shoots a sheriff and is sentenced to life imprisonment. The column questions society's role in such youth crime, describing the boy's abusive, unstable upbringing, prior reformatory time, and lack of parental care. It cites other juvenile offenses and laments social neglect amid modern distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
la Grande
Ore
Stock Exchange
Deserters Return Questions for Desert Island Books
Kansas City Star reports three Americans rescued from six months on a desert island near Cocos. Readers are asked about their choice of books for isolation and whether they built a socialist, shared-labor society, including who did chores and who slept late. The piece playfully probes the castaways about leaving shelter and returning to civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Desert
Desert Island
Cocos Island
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader Tragedy Warning Report
In Minnesota a wreck involving three motor cars is noted as a dangerous stretch of road where high speeds and reckless driving are blamed. The account warns of peril and urges caution as authorities respond to the incident and related investigations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Argur-Leeder
Minnesota
Ralles
Muarry
Sas
Nee
South Dakota 4-H Delegation Heads to Chicago Congress
About 50 4-H club members from South Dakota will travel to Chicago for the tenth National Boys and Girls 4-H Club Congress during the nine days after Thanksgiving. State and county champions lead the delegation, including Alice McBride Wolsey and Ellen Hayek Potter, with dozens more champions and prize winners from Central and other counties slated for the trip. The event, running November 28 to December 5, will feature national judging contests, exhibits, tours of Chicago attractions, and educational visits, as representatives of 850,000 4-H members from 44 states and 1,200 delegates partaking in the program.
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South Dakota
Chicago
National Committee On Boys and Girls
Alice McBride
Wolsey
Etta Mae Engelmann
Hand County
Canning Club
Bernard Feldhaus
Miner County
Barrow
Bernice Jackson
Potter
Ellen Hayek
Marne
Marie Novatny
Ben Homne
Shirley Jones
Brown
Beulah Mae Wilson
Butte
Irene LaFeyette
Gelbert Lawson
Davison
Vivian Olson
Deuel
Ardis Prouty
Hanson
Ednad McLaughlin
Henson
Heme
Milford Soderstrom
Lincoln
Andrew Sundstrom
Clarence Sundal
Minnehaha
Leon Sandel
Grace Wessels
Beadle County
Lois Merbach
Clark
Trewdella Wellins
Spink
Ethel Todd
Sully
Florian Sefting
Faulk
Wayne Kasizer
Hand
Hagen Kelsey
Miner
Billie Baum
Mary Ann Zitka
Bon Homme
Marjorie Sor
Nxn
Gladys Cook
Codington
Margaret Jessen
Doris Brassfield
Bamlir
Ethel Parrett
Ethel Knight
Mervin Ogren
Marshall
Donald Vandersnick
Howard Hayes
Pennington
Everett B McClellan
Eiebothh
Bundhesea
Art Institute
Adler Pismetarium
Shedd Aquarium
Field Museum
Century of Progress Paintings
Sirborn Club
Ee Gith’ Club
Saddle End
Britain Club
Union Stock Yard
Dee
Ziebach 4-H Boy Advocates More Club Work
Everett McClelland, Ziebach county 4-H champion of 1931, praises three years of club activity and urges expansion. He earned a free trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago, cites sow-litter and corn clubs, and credits Mobridge camp and a livestock demonstration team with broad learning and enjoyment. He believes more and better club work benefits any boy or girl entering 4-H.
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Everett McClelland
Ziebach
Everett
4 Club Congress of
Chicago
Mobridge
Miner 4-H Club Advances Work Amid Agent Gap
Miner county 4-H Club members reorganize for the new year despite no county agent in the area. Lawrence Feldhaus notes calves started and Recognition Day at Howard attracted many. New officers were elected, records and achievement pins distributed. Principal speaker was state 4-H leader M. Jones. talks by S. W. Jones, Bernard Feldhaus, Hagen Kelsey, Mavis Morrell, and Esther Sundai.
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Miner
Miner County
Erea
Lawrence Feldaaus
Miner Club
Moonker
Lawrence
Howard
M. Jones
W. Jones
Miner County Semor
Bernard Feldhaus
Hagen Kelsey
Mavis Morrell
Esther Sundai
Golden Rule League Names New Officers at First Meeting
The Golden Rule League of Spring Valley school Grant township Beadie county named officers at its first September meeting: John Van Moorlenem president LeVerve Warner vice president Herbst Marone secretary treasurer. The October gathering featured a Halloween party with Grant school et al, October 30, hosted by Harriet Marone and teachers Mrs Brazangsky and group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule League
Spring Valley
Grant Township
Beadie County
John van Moorlenem
LeVerve Warner
Herbst Marone
Harriet Marone
Grant School
Grant ¥. C. L
Troquois Troop Hosts Pow Wow At Weekly Meeting
Iroquois Boy Scouts troop 17 met Blon day evening for the regular weekly session. The patrol led by Don Walters had opening ceremony. A business meeting followed before the moatmaster left for another meeting. Junior assistant scoutmaster and senior patrol leader directed the meeting with separate pow wow sessions and games. One boy earned first aid proficiency during the activity. The Ophilus patrol closed the gathering.
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Troquois
Leo F. Walder
Don Walters
Girl Reserve Code Brings Victory Over Self
Bonnie Jean Burns, a high school cheerleader, faces a busy day with exams and Spanish fest preparations. A note to Helen shows writing cribs for the Spanish fest, while Bonnie juggles classes, cheer routines, and the rush of the upcoming events.
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Baeeen
Bonnie Jean Burns
Gwen
Helen
Greta
Santa Clausa
Bonnie Sean
Ronnie Jean
Bashy Gray
Helen Emi Greta
Esmond
Fragmented Puzzle Text and Bonnie Jean Scene
A cryptic list of fragmented word clues mixes with a narrative where Bonnie Jean, holding a partly crumpled yellow page and a small printed card, reads lines about virtue and self mastery. The scene shifts as she discards the paper and later hears rustling pages in her room while contemplation of a strong self image lingers.
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Bonnie Jean
Aalf
Self
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SABA L. DEWING
Homemaker guidance on evaluating canned fruits and vegetables for quality and cost. Discusses pricing by syrup, use of gallon cans, recanning opened jars, and transforming less attractive fruits into jams or pies. Recommends selecting larger broken pieces for salads, checking dried fruit counts per pound, and buying in season on sale to maximize value for winter provisions.
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Saba L. Dewing
Anniversary Dinner Celebrates Vandagrift Fifty Years
Twenty years ago today in Huror Mr and Mrs John Vandagrift celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a dinner at their home on November 10th assisted by Mesdames Cap and Curt Vandagrift. A large number of friends attended with many local residents named among the guests.
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John Vandagrift
Mesdames Cap
Curt Vandacrift
G. W. Elliott
T. J. Harvey
C. L. Thomas
Mes
Jno. McDonnell
Geo. Alley
J. S. Burke
Stella
Miami
Palm Beach
Ernest Winte
Pierre
Coler Campbell
Chicago
R. O. Richards
B. B. MacClaskey
Wolsey
A. L. Runyan
Bumt+ yyan
J. E. Scott
Iest
Rochester
Minn
Csort
Better Grade Of Feed Is Urged
Dairymen in the Black Hills were urged by Paul F. Pesch to use better grades of feed to cut costs and boost predictability during winter. Prairie hay costs and protein values were compared with alfalfa, noting lower costs per pound of protein in prairie hay but higher digestible nutrients in alfalfa. October milk yield and butterfat data from the Black Hills Dairy Herd Improvement Association were reported, including top cows and overall averages.
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Belle Fourche
Black Hills
Paul F. Pe
Black Hills Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Pesch
The
Improvement Association
Seth Daucherty
Piedmont
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Terry
Srighton
Mitchell
Portland Journal
South Dakee
Vialt
H Boy
Hank Apsete
Plaster of Paris
Huror
Raymond Raymond
Raymond
Jock Frost
Coors
Frank
Pee
Hoeye
Licen
Ug Ieee Daas
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