Cooperation urged to unite farmers for market control
South Dakota Farm Bureau banquet speakers urged farmers to join cooperatives to dominate marketing and stabilize prices. Sam H. Thompson outlined that federal policy could yield agricultural parity if farmers cooperate fully, with organizers needed to recruit masses and fund a national plan. The Evening Huronite suggested cross-state delegates to forge a unified strategy and finance a broad organizing drive using media and outreach.
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South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Huron
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Farm Board
Farmers’ Bureau
Union
Grange
South Dakota
Farmers urged to adopt 1918 methods for profits
The text argues that work could return to farmers via successful cooperatives, attracting non-member farmers rather than driving them away. It contends that for prices in 1918, farmers should pursue modern 1918 methods to obtain them, implying a shift from 1850 practices.
Editorial Calls For Immigration Crackdown On Russians
A magazine commentator urges banning agitators from Russia and criticizes current immigration rules. The piece condemns accepting Russian officials and sending trained nationals here to undermine the government, urging swift deportations as wisdom. Unconfirmed news mentions Water town Public Opinion editor George B. Elliott's illness and hopes for his speedy recovery.
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Russia
George B. Elliott
Watertown
Public Opinion
Elliott
Eliott
America Mediates In Europe In Rome Talks Aid Peace
The Christian Science Monitor notes that in Rome American Ambassador Hugh S. Gibson engages with Italian officials to secure a navy-building truce between France and Italy. The piece argues this shows U S leadership, refuting isolationist readings of Hoover and highlighting the London treaty's fragile balance amid Franco Italian tensions.
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America
Europe
Christian Science Monitor
Rome
Hugh S. Gibson
Belgium
France
Italy
Alps
Gibson
United States
Hoover
White House
Mr. Hoover
Great Britain
Japan
Paris
Arthur Henderson
A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
England
Medi‘ator
London
Paria
Effect of Hoover Building Program on Unemployment
The federal building program advances two main effects on unemployment creating new jobs and keeping workers employed. Government work now in progress includes public works construction ship subsidies naval yards and war construction employing about 1 033 000 workers directly and 43 000 additional on federal weeks rolls with further production employment not counted. The plan is already showing positive impact and should grow as contracts are awarded and the program expands over the next six months across the nation.
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Tribune
Hoover
Huron 4-H Girl Wins National Canning Contest
Beadle County 4-H member Valois Clemens of Best Ever Canning club led by Mrs Barthel won seventh prize in the National Canning contest held in Shenandoah Iowa. Grace Gray informs Valois of the award, noting a cash prize plus prior wins at junior and state fairs. Valois, 13, canned pears in a year of firsts for her family and club, demonstrating 4-H training value nationwide.
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Beadle County
Valois Clemmens
B. ¥. Barthel
Shenandoah
Grace Viall Gray
Cretary
VaLois
Huron
South Dakota
Many Will Attend 4-H Short Course in Brookings
Spink county 4-H members expect a larger delegation to the seventh annual Junior Short Course at Brookings December 27 to 31. Miss Sara L. Dewing and Fred B. Wilket say last year saw nine attendees. this year clubs funded by member efforts send delegates, with some free trips for promoting 4-H organization. The program offers instruction, recreation, and inspiration for 4-H members and leaders, with lectures and demonstrations by state college faculty. Subjects cover farm livestock, poultry, dairy, marketing, tree planting for boys and clothing, food prep, nutrition, home furnishings for girls. Any 4-H member 13 or older may attend. notice to county or home agents urged. Rail rates apply. enrollment fee is $4 covering room and board.
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Spink County
Brookings
Sara L. Dewing
Fred B. Wilket
State College
Jones
Meals Served at Camp Wanzer in 1930 Report
Camp Wanzer served 12 733 meals during the 1930 season. Miss Evelyn Kurth provided 8 080 meals from June 25 to July 26, and Miss Louise Morgan 4 653 from July 36 to September 1. Of the total, 10 925 went to children, 1 515 to staff, and 303 to visitors. Kurth averaged 19 meals per day. Morgan averaged 193.
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Camp Wanzer
Evelyn Kurth
Louise Morgan
Miss Kurth
Miss Morgan
Beard to Represent 8 D Pierre at Vocational Conference
W P Beard state director of vocational agriculture education will represent South Dakota at the regional conference of the Vocational Education board to be held in St Paul Minnesota November 13 and 14. Specialists of the Farm board will attend the conference.
Faulk County 4 H Baby Beef Scores Highlight Fair
Cres bam 4 H club members lead in Faulk county Baby Beef standings with Ferd Bateen scoring 93.9 nearly tying Alvin Sowers of Cres ham. District agent H H Delong notes final season scoring weights weight gain 30 percent economy 30 percent record book 25 percent attendance 15 percent. Florence Thompson leads Seneca club with 87.5 and ranks fifth county.
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Wes Pots
Alvin Sowers
Cresbam
Memi
Faulk
Ferd Bateen
H. H. DeLong
DeLong
Creshard Baby Beef Club
Florence Thompson
Seneca Club
Howard Ross Named Spink 4-H Champion for Nationals
Howard Ross of Athol is chosen as Spink county 4-H member to attend the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago during the International Livestock Exposition week, November 28 to December 6. Only 50 members statewide receive this honor. Ross has five years in 4-H and completed sow litter and corn projects earning 185. Transportation provided by Chicago and North Western railway. Ross must pay board and room. Miss Ethel Kittermann of Doland was the previous Spink county representative.
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Howard Ross
Athol
Spink County
Chicago
Fred B. Wilket
Howard
Chicago and North Western Railway
Ethel Kittermann
Pig Project Nets Profit For Warner 4-II Club
Nine members of the Warner 4-II saw litter club reported a profit of 1073.15 this year led by president Nelson. The group raised 61 pigs maturing. their value totaled 1742.32. They held 12 meetings with two absences, funded by a community entertainment and sent three members to the State Fair and all to the Tri State Fair at Aberdeen. This marks six successful years with three delegates to the National Club Congress in Chicago and a reorganization for a seventh year.
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Senence Nelson
Aberdeen
Chicago
Huron Girl Reserves Plan Joint Meeting
Representatives of all Junior Girl Reserve clubs will gather at the W C A cottage at 1 30 p m Saturday November 15 to plan a joint Girl Reserve conference early next year Leta Burdick newly elected chairman of the High School Girl Reserve inter club council says Junior Reserves may join the high school girls for two months focusing on hobbies Each girl will select a hobby of special interest Hobbies range from poetry to other pursuits in a broader adventurous frame
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Leta
National Leader Is Speaker Scout Meet
A Secajawes Girl Scouts meeting at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday November 12 opened with scout songs. Betty Martin notes the group planned selling candy at the men’s supper next week. Olga Carlson national Girl Scout leader led games and songs. Mrs O E Wright troop captain awarded merit badges as Taps was sung.
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Secajawes
Presbyterian Church
Betty Martin
Betty
Olga Carlson
O. E. Wright
Designs Song Book by Helen Stanley at Huron High
Helen Stanley a Huron High School student under Mrs Love designed the new Girl Reserve song books now distributed to the girls. In art class she used imitation sunlight to simulate daylight aiding night workers.
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Helen Stanley
Huron ‘High School
Helen
Mrs. Love
Marshall Cone Helps Lead Huron Troop 6
Marshall Cone introduced as new assistant scoutmaster by Scoutmaster Dr. J. H. Faust at a Troop 6 meeting. Robert Streeter Kenneth Johnson Dallas Hartley and Joe Winker passed Tenderfoot tests. Roger Taylor passed First Aid. Earl Peterson voted into the troop. The group took a supper hike on the Saturday before the November B date as they completed days of tests in fire building and other skills.
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Marshall Cone
Huron
J. H. Faust
Robert Streeter
Kenneth Johnson
Dallas Hartley
Joe Winker
Roger Taylor
Earl Peterson
Hamilton Kent
Deadwood Pioneer Recalls Old Times
Ed Winn, a pioneer Deadwood resident and possibly the last Black Hills wagon expressman, celebrated his 99th birthday and the 52nd anniversary of moving to Deadwood. He recalls freighting before railroads, when transport paid $35 to $50 per hundred pounds, and notes rail lines reached only Port Pierre and Sidney Neb. before stage routes connected boom areas. He later shifted to express delivery and cites a Plant system record of 120 miles per hour between Fleming and Jacksonville Florida.
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Deadwood
Ed Winn
Black Hills
Mr. Winn
Black
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