Paving in South Dakota Faces Debt and Demand
A Yankton Press and Dakotan editorial argues paving is economically necessary but must be funded from data on traffic and maintenance costs. It warns state debt from past administrations hampers large projects, urges piece meal paving where feasible, and notes high maintenance on gravel roads like the Huron Mitchell route.
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South Dakota
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Norbeck
Fisher
Mitchell
Davison County
Huron
Jolsey
Huron-Mitchell Road
Little Sympathy On Stock Losses Amid Market Warnings
A reflective note laments the lack of sympathy for investors who lost money in the stock market. It cites warnings from government agencies and bankers and recalls land inflation days, arguing prices exceeded real value and suggesting assets must produce real returns of about $200 to be worth their price.
Lessons From the Inflation Craze for Small Investors
The text warns that during inflation in 1919 and a recent stock boom, aggressive high pressure salesmen exploited small savers. It argues that sound enterprises can be funded without such tactics and urges renewed business judgment to avoid easy money schemes. It notes that lessons are often forgotten and must be relearned.
A Lesson From 1908 Huronian’s Urban Growth Vision
A booster booklet titled Souvenir of Huron, 1908, highlights Huron’s rapid growth over 21 years and praises early planners for planting trees that transformed the landscape into a livable city. The piece warns future Huronians to continue planting trees in 2929 and 1936 to avoid a return to bare, sun-baked streets and naked buildings.
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Huronian
Huron
Huon
Demand for bigger better prisons fuels reform calls
The article reports Attorney General Mitchell urging larger federal and state facilities, including new penitentiaries in the North Atlantic, West of the Mississippi, and three federal jails. It notes overcrowding, poor meals, and inmate training as essential to reform, with most prisoners returning to society.
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Oman
World Herald
United States
Mitchell
Calla
North Atlantic States
Mississippi
North Central States
Parific Coast
Nebraska
State Penitentiary
Lincoln -Is
Gangrak Mitchett
Upper River Navigation Funding Delayed in Kaunas City
The Upper Missouri river project lacks authorization funds for channel work. Secretary Good signals resisting congressional pushes delaying action, urging swift attention to upper river channels while lower river projects and harbor work await appropriations.
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Kaunas
Missouri
Good
Tha’ Rivera
Itarritocy
Pawalt
Growth sought for National 4-H Congress
The eighth National 4-H Club Congress aims to be the largest yet with new exhibits for 4-H youth including sweet potatoes peanuts eggs and gourds. Fresh contests in meat identification crop and poultry judging boost demonstrations exhibits and judging, underscoring the congress as a showcase of rural youth enthusiasm education and club work.
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G. L. Noble
Noble
Congress
Khowd
Department of Agriculture
St Lawrence Girl Is Hand Champion
The Sunbeam Sewing club of St Lawrence organized in Decor with seven members led by Alice D Teller. Three girls completed their first year and Minnie Verdugt plans to attend the congress in Chicago to represent hand work. The club seeks another active year and progress in sewing skills.
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St. Lawrence
Sunbeam Sewing Club
Accing
Alice D. Teller
Igirla
Miller Troop First to Receive Charter
Miller Troop One will receive its 10 year charter tonight from Kenneth Bentz of St Paul deputy regional executive marking the first troop in the area to reach a decade as a registered troop. Parents and friends will attend as a high is served. meeting attendees included Koya Frederic Greene and others who elected patrol leaders and a committee to select members for four patrols. Charles Rudd, scoutmaster, will assist with other work.
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Miller Troop
Miller
Sconta
Kenneth Bentz
St. Paul
Miller Scouts
Koya
Frederic Greene
Leslie Lewis
Chester Rudd
Roger
Girl Reserves Plan Thanksgiving Activities and Show
Buren Girl Reserves outline a busy week of plays and entertainments before Thanksgiving led by Miss Mery B Anspach director. Members met after select Monday to plan an original play open to non members with a flag ceremony honoring the United States.
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Jefterson
Regerve
Cere
Moniel
Atternoon
Lata
Steele
Cain Creek League Hosts Community Party
Community members gather for a Cain Creek League event described as a local party organized by residents, including young participants and families, with neighbors and volunteers contributing to entertainment and refreshments.
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Cain Creek League
Cain Cree
Tha Rothers
Mabel Pamp Elected President of Club
The Valley Sunshine club reorganized November 10 at the Woelpert home with Lucile Lyman, 72, chosen as leader for the new year. Mabel Pamp was named president, Clara Schwartz vice president, Evelyn Woelpert treasurer, and Mig Sara Dewing, home demonstration agent, guided the second year clothing project. Lunch concluded the meeting. Pha clus will meet at Evelyn May’s home on December 7.
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The
Valley Sunshine Elich
John Woelpert
Lucile Lyman
Mabel Pamp
Clara Schwartz
Evelyn Woelpert
Yecr
Mig Sara Dewing
Class Presents GIFE Tregnots New Mimeograph
The Class of 1928 presents a new mimeograph called the ratmengraph used by teachers and pupils, stored in the commercial room and employed extensively.
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Gife Tregnots High School
Twenty Years Ago In Huron News Snapshot
Twenty years ago in Huron J P Anderson left for New York as advisory committee member on church extension from South Dakota. Miss Vesta Holman and Edna Hawhhole returned to Bogie Grove after a short visit with Mr and Mrs Paul F Braden. A fierce early season snowstorm hit, breaking records with about 10 inches of snow and a 50 mile wind. Brown county jail yard was listed for a move at 8 am. A murder case from July 3 involving Dr and Mrs I We Christie was noted, with later confession. Ras Miller returned from Madison to witness the Minnesota Wisconsin football game. Mrs J B Hettinger of LaCrosse visiting, and Mr Hettinger recuperating from injuries. Mrs A M Frake of Hadcslife visiting her daughter Mrs R O Morden. Eric Knox, known as The Candy Kid, departed on a business trip to Pierre.
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J. P. Anderson
New York
South Dakota
Vesta Holman
Edna Hawhhole
Bogie Grove
Paul F. Braden
Smith Tever
Brown County
Abe
I. We Christie
Mitchel
Michael Roane
Rasz Miller
Madison
Wis
Ls Epiliianl
J. B. Hettinger
Sheldon. Osborn
Hettinger
Hadcslife
R. OQ
Morden
Eric
Knox
Huron
Pierre
Neighborhood News notes and Armistice observances
Neighborhood news from a special correspondent covers Clyde Junior's eighth birthday party with guests and a 5:20 start, games, a film trip, and numerous local students and teachers visiting over Armistice vacation. Reports include Legion Auxiliary waffle supper proceeds, travel to the Black Hills for hunting, and various homecomings and arrivals around Mitchell and Sioux Falls.
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Te Cotton
Clyde Junior
Mr. Cotton
Clyde
Meryel Santel
Rex Phillips
Fohin Eldon Kingdon
Robert Sutter
Clarence Eisenbaum
Kenneth Bauman
Harold Armstrong
Wayne Frye
Keith’ Fagner
Juanita Kingdon
Lenore Sutter
Mitchell
D. Dorrance
Lenore
Juanita
Aberdeen
I. F. Sutter
D. Hobart
Mat. Dawson
Black Hills
Dawson
Francis Peterson
Huron
American Legion
MOEB
MIB
Cior
Riits
Boy Scouts
Wilcom Save-The-Paig
Sted
Grant Preston
Preston
Childrem
Faith
Richard
Sidney
Mestimes
B. Dionsen
E. E. Dobins
John Kingdon
Heron ‘Wednesyne
Ken Bomey
wLboyd Peeeeeen
Ree Heights Family Trip Notes Seek Medical Aid
Ree Heights schools and parents traveled Friday night and Saturday with Mr. Wels and his mother Mr. Grant Wells driving to Huron Saturday where Mrs. Wells received medical aid.
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Ree Heights
Wels
Grant Wells
Huron
Local Social Roundup From Pierre and Surroundings
Yale reports Alton Ganghran and Clar ence visiting Pierre with Mrs. Joe Welsh and family of Bancroft as guests. Various locals, including Mrs. Harry Werscheid of Osceola and Mr. and Mrs. William Gaushau Jr., traveled to Watertown or hosted visitors at home. The Ladies Aid hold their annual bazaar on November 2, with shoppers listed, while multiple residents were seen in Huron, Rutland, Bloomington, and Inver visiting friends and handling errands.
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YALE
Alton Ganghran
Clarence
Pierre Laat
Wid
Joe Welsh
Bancroft
William Gaushau, Jr
Watertown
Ryser
Paul J. R. Walter
R. C. Foote
Aml
August "Lusell
Baul Maas
Charles Kaufman
Albert Maass, Jrs
Raymond Meke
Rustead Was & Er
Tana
Albery Moaas
Evaisiots
Inver
A Kaufman
John W. Noler
Huron
Lauran
Manchester Whispers of Travel and Local News
Local items report Harvey Eid and others returning from Sioux City by air after shipping cattle. Alfreda Nichols called at the Macewell home. Mrs. Poage returned from a visit with her mother. Andersons visited relatives, and Willard Cathy and Cufferd Price returned from Madison weekend. Lectures and farewell parties are planned. a moving notice and obituaries appear, along with hunting trips and social gatherings.
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Eid
Harvey
Gon Lisle
W. Micisen
Robert
Sioux City
Alfreda Nichles
Macewell
W. S. Poage
Anderson
Nnsiding
Manchester
H. Jones
Presbyterian Church
WR Price
Madgen
D. E. Moore
Gays
Wellington Social Round Updates From Oyient and Nearby
Mr and Mrs B F Brown of Oyient visited relatives on Sunday with Mrs Mary Anderson staying briefly. Miss Dellah Grown and Miss Irene Bonami secured rooms at the Aldrich home to begin housekeeping and school. Mr and Mrs Clarence Voop hosted Sweste of Huron friends. Mr and Mrs Roy Kosh entertained guests Tuesday night for the newly married couple Vernon Rach. Fewer danced at the American Legion event Monday night due to bad roads. E Geiver and daughters drove to Huron on Tuesday. The November P T A meeting will be in the Community hall Monday night with a lunch prepared by senior mothers.
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B. F. Brown
Oyient
Mary Anderson
Dellah Grown
Irene Bonami
Vernon Rach
Tian Ugnal
American Legion
E. Geiver
Huron
I Srouor
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