South Dakota farmers boost savings per capita analysis says
The American Bankers Association reports regional savings trends with South Dakota showing a $4.00 per capita gain from 1929 to the present, contrasting with neighboring states that faced losses. The piece notes agriculture's historical neglect under tariff policy and credits SD farmers for diversification and rapid adoption of new methods driving higher per capita production and deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
South Dakota
New England
Pacific States
West Central
Nebraska
North Dakota
Kansas
Colorado
Meany
Air travel safety vs other transport examined
A Review of Reviews investigator notes air travel shows a fatality rate of one in 4000 trips with 13 passenger deaths last year, out of 52,934 travelers. He argues public bias stems from familiarity with cars and trains and reliance on newspapers for air incidents, despite comparable risks to other transport modes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brucker
New Mexico
Colorado
Airplane Deaths Valued Higher Than Car Fatalities
A historical note quotes a viewpoint that airplane deaths are judged more significant than ten automobile deaths, reflecting the era's attitudes toward aviation risk versus automotive risks. The fragment hints at public perception shaping news value and safety discussions.
Reading trend shows American literature gains over 1900 pace
The piece cites Frederic Melcher with 7 614 titles in the current year versus fewer than 8 500 in 1900, noting a rise in informative and cultural works. Biography poetry and drama have surged, while philosophy and non fiction readers grow. jazz rage is treated with caution.
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America
Frederic Melcher
Henry Adams
Page Letters
Strachey
Bulow and McCullough See Democratic and Gubernatorial Prospects
The Argus Leader hints W J Bulow as Democratic Senate candidate and D A McCullough as governor next year. The Sioux Falls paper has backing for McCullough since his current rural credit role and may be biased by proximity to him. The Murenite remains doubtful about the rumored dynastic linkage and McCullough’s true appetite for higher office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Bulow
Argus-Leaded
Sioux Falls
Rural Credit
Mr. McCullough
Argus- Leader
Storm windows and backseat drivers in the motor age
Minneapolis Journal reflects on backseat drivers as a timeless human trait. The piece argues captaining and risk instinctively exist long before cars, with storms windows and radiator vents emblematic of changing comforts while human nature remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Roll Call for Red Cross Armistice Day Chicago Journal
Chicago Journal of Commerce notes Armistice Day as Red Cross roll call begins. It cites 118 disasters relieved in the year ended August 1 with 7.88 million dollars spent, 4.62 million in the United States, and funds aiding disasters in insular possessions like Puerto Rico battered by two hurricanes. It mentions 862,337 dollars spent aiding disabled war veterans and 45,000 nurses ready for redeployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Red Cross
American Red Cross
United States
Forto Rico
Florida
Mississippi Valley
Red Grass
Radio Listings Flourish In New York Airwaves
A dense page details daytime and late evening radio programs across numerous stations. It lists times, show titles, and hosts such as Henry and George, Amos and Andy, and hotel dance orchestras, with stations including WABC WEAF WGY KMBC KOIL WCCO and many more. The long schedule spans music, drama, and variety, noting repeats and cross-station airings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Ae Sarors J Woo
Metal Ac
Gus Ae
Aleo
Hotel Dance Orchestra
WAV Eat Wic
WGY
Charey Strickland's Hotel Dance Orchestra
Wearp
Wabc New Yyork
CBE
Henry and
George
KMBC
KOIL
Kmox Watak
Weco
Alan Rape
Wowoo
Csibc
Gol Mox
Iain Wir
WCCO
WBC
WDOR
He Fennan
Koil Wkrg
WaAbe
KMORX
Sooeghp
Owe Temox
Ardea Aies
WADE
Eae
O'S
Court of
Appel O E Wasa
Sion Oil
Wilk
WISN
Wien
WKRC
WIBW
WREC
WBRC
Garber's Orches
Wien Sken KY Eoi Wrec
Lymen
Alec Wisn
Ween KF Koil
Wire
WIZ New York
NBC Chain
Storne
KDRA
WSM Se
Kdka -Wren
Wren
Esrp
WSB
WSMB
Guakers
KDKA
KSTP
Win
WSD
Norus
Wrenn
WTMI
Andy Iran
Shamber Musiq
Alsa
Wren Witob
IAMEL
WTAM
Cleveland
Sulimen-Tre
Fur Trappers
Frolle J
Daverport
Fallatin
Huttr
Boolk
Ensemble
Eis Bret
Detroit
Ft. Wayne
WABC
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Olen Benty & George
WAGC
KMOX
St. Louis
Henry & George
Tony Cabouch
Hwe
Willie Ard Szite
Oshes Musle
4 H Membership Means Training
TH M Jones state club leader stressed dairy club work in training future dairymen at the 24th annual South Dakota Dairy association meeting in Watertown. He cited the need for training beyond land and cows, noting dairy clubs select calves raise them show them milking and keeping records, creating a nucleus herd and giving youths a lifelong dairy foundation. Dairy club work is growing fast with 15 boys in training this year versus 182 in 1925. 137 calves exhibited at the State Fair compared with 23 in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH. M. Jones
South Dakota Dairy Association
Watertown
South Dakota
Jones
Mr. Jones
Dairy Club
Sunshine 4-H Girls Share Health Rules at Alpena Meeting
The Sunshine 4-H club of Alpena met last week with girls revealing their hardest health rule to follow and why. Many cited brushing teeth regularly as challenging. First year members began club bags as a project while second-year girls learned patching. Ruth Scheel hosted refreshments and Esther Schmidt serves as club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Ruth Scheel
Esther Schmidt
Boy Scouts Rally Prep Nears Saturday at State Park Grounds
Huron Boy Scouts gear up for a Saturday rally at the State Park grounds with inter patrol contests among seven neighboring towns. Troop 3, led by GM Wilcox with 15 boys, and Troop 5, under E A Bryan with 18, held Tuesday meetings to review event instructions. Troop 7 met for its regular business session led by scoutmaster D W Fuller.
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Saturda
D. W. Fuller
Bonilla Class Play Declared a Success
Bonilla high school junior class presented Ye Happened in Jhige Saturday evening. Clar elce Phillips calls it a decided success with director Ruth Siewes receiving much credit. Merlyn Kenison sang between acts and the audience responded well. The class raised $90 for Behoo activities and a box of chocolates rewarded the top ticket seller Viola Busser. Basketball practice at Bonilla with several girls noted in the report.
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Bonilla
Jhige
Clarelce Phillips
Ruth Sie
Wes
Merlyn
Kenison
Acta
Aiigh School
Viola Busser
Lake View Adopts Student Code Of Ethics
Lake View schools adopted a student code of ethics drafted by the vocational civics class with no teacher input. The code outlines acceptable and unethical conduct for studies, classmates, and school conduct, stressing honesty, neatness, respect, and decorum within the school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
Amy L. Radcliffe
Lake View High School
Etire Lake View
Incident at School Involves Destruction of Property
A school incident resulted in property damage as items and surfaces including walls, a desk, and books were written on or defaced. Authorities are reviewing footage and interviewing witnesses to identify responsible students.
South Dakota 4-H Poultry Team Visits St Louis
Helene Olson describes the St Louis trip as worthwhile for the 4-H poultry team. Olson and Josephine Sandel drove with Stephen and Mrs Jones, joined by John Post, to observe competitions. The SD team placed fifth amid many capable entries, inspiring higher hopes for next year.
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Helene Olson
South Dakota
St. Louis
Josephine Sandel
Stephen Jones
Weuld
Miss Olson
Local notes and town brief from Huron area
Twenty years ago today to Luron Sioux K Grigsby at Sioux Palls. Transacting business there. Mr and Mrs Sherman departed Monday for a visit at Emery. Dr Van Dalsem reports the birth of a son on November 4 to Mr and Mrs d L Hinton. Ed Bavke s vimited at Tracy over Sunday, returning Monday. Ed Wigoee arrived home Monday from vacation spent at Minneapolis Fargo Bismarck James town and other North Dakota points. Robert Freeland of Huron Light and Power fell from a pole on Wisconsin street, taken to his sister’s home. not seriously hurt. Passenger Gardagi went to Pierre Monday morning. Portmisutly Club to meet Tuesday at Mrs A J Fairbank’s home. Gordon Wrichson departed for Chicago Monday morning, will stop in Milwaukee for 3 days.
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Sioux K. Grigsby
Sioux Palls Way
Fluron
Sherman ‘Troux
Emery
van Dalsem
D. L. Hinton
Tracy
Wigoee
Minneapolis
Fargo
Bismarck
Jamestown
North Dakota
Robert Freeland
Huron Light and Power Company
Wisconsin Street
Buron Auto Supply Company
Tre Fail
Ask
Gardagi
Pierre
Portmisutly Club
A. J. Fairbank
Gordon Wrichson
Chivaso
Milwaukee
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St. S
Chas
All News Dispatch
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bess
Beast
Amarrow
Lusk.mitchell Newspapers, Inc
CWI & Wear
Chicago
WGN
WLI
Quin
Elorwalxer
Susper
Angeles Girasses
Amos
Andy
Dan Nod
Sylvia
WLW
Cincinnati
Dr. Witco
Onsen
Seitay Book & Arered Orchestra
Wiiman
Shene Purcy
Irs
Young Pork
Central
Hazel Christoffersen
Boy Scouts
Purina -Feeda
Huron Grain and Coal Co
Market St. West
Dex Rex
Mise Jones
Huronery
Yeatert
Charmin
India
Mgh
Blagg
Quirt
Price Glory
Fight
Loving
Sberly
Santo Domingot
New Dames
Theny
Victor McElaglen
Edmund Linfh
Lily Dameya
Fox Pretace
Paramount Sound News
Siitins Martins
Luhegae
Luron
Costain Music Store
Crosley
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