Advertising as the sure cure for business low mood
Business statistician Roger W Babson argues in Collier's that the cure for slow markets is mass advertising. He cites past crash predictions and says circulation of money drives prosperity, not mere volume, and that public advertising can speed up this circulation to restore growth.
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Roger W. Babson
Mr. Babson
Wall Street
Babson
Collier's
Watt
Cheerio
Advertising as public duty and national welfare
The speaker argues that businessmen should promote national welfare by promoting their own products through advertising. A strong consuming public supports advertising with patronage, since advertising only pays when public buys. He notes a new low mood from mass production without mass consumption and suggests advertising may help the country revive.
Thanksgiving Roll Call and Red Cross Appeal
President Hoover urges Thanksgiving observance with emphasis on helping those in need and supporting institutions. Former President Coolidge notes Red Cross membership rolls. 4 million members participate in relief and educational work. Huron roll call begins Monday, inviting all to join. Governor elect Green faces confirmation battles as he plans to influence the next legislature and keep White as State Fair secretary.
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Hoover
United States
Coolidge
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Huron
Picking Out Books for a Boy to Read
A Denver librarian highlights how boyhood tastes favor classic authors and enduring adventures. Robison Crusoe tops the list with The Last of the Mohicans close behind, followed by Twain Dickens Verne and Scott. Many great works were written for adults and appeal to older readers as well.
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Boyhood
Denver
Mark Twain
Dickens
Jules Verne
Scott
Cooper
Dumas
Uncle Remus
Huck Finn
Irish Police Rank Flows From Irish German Controversy
In a Kansas City Star discussion, the author questions racial classifications used by police and notes Irish heritage is overemphasized in fiction. The piece argues unity of Scotch Irish and Irish, decrying division as unjust and misnamed. It also reports growing 4 H club interest in Myde county, praising the movement for youths and urging broad participation.
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BEAT
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
DeLong
Myde
Highmore Herald
Girls Win Big Honors at South St Paul Show
Helen Hansen a Minnesota 4 H club girl won four top awards at the South St Paul Junior Livestock Show, including baby beef showmanship and reserve champion Hereford calf. Her sister Agnes also earned ribbons in open yearling events, while younger Donia showed a purebred Hereford calf. The family’s success followed a lineup of club projects and a late grand championship for a Southdown from Leona Padelford. A Hastings student Earl Sorg won the grand baby beef title with an Angus yearling, and George Salonek took the grand hog championship with a Chester White. The show featured a lively showmanship contest and concluded with a participant dinner in St Paul.
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Helen Hansen
Minnesota
South St. Paul
Minneapolis Tribune
Helen
Agnes
Worthington High School
Donia
Worthington
Leona Padelford
Austin
Leona
Vera
Lois
Dorothy Hirst
Warren
Marshall County
Earl Sorg
Hastings High School
Earl
Hastings
Ralph Reike
New Ulem
Micollet
Aberdeen
Chester White
George Salonek
Montrose
McKinley Reserves Hold Penny Hike After School
McKinley Girl Reserves held a penny-hike yesterday afternoon led by Gola Moffitt. Two groups followed a heads or tails rule to meet, but they did not, and both groups returned to the W. C. A. to sing songs including Follow the Gleam. A lunch followed.
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McKinley Reserves
McKinley Girl
Gola Moffitt
Secre
Pollow
Story Hours Part of Book Week at Huron Library
Huron's Story Hours align with Book Week with librarians presenting new children stories to boys and girls. Over two dozen new books will be on exhibit, with after hours borrowing starting November 22. Reservations and card signup are encouraged for all city children.
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Misa Peterson
Miss Robinson
Mable Gibbard
Tulare Women’s Union Chooses New Officers
Tulare news item reports the Evangetical Women’s Union of Tulare selecting officers including President Mrs E Gellhaus, Vice-President Mrs Ernest Hofemann, Recording Secretary Mrs F H Miller, Financial Secretary Mrs George Brugger, and Treasurer Mr Emil Klem, with November 15 dateline.
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Tulare
Evangetical Women’s ‘Union of
Iroquois Students Join Association Membership Report
The Iroquois Students' association shows 35 of 82 students as members, with 4 freshmen and 7 third-year students, 2 sophomores, and 100 percent faculty membership. Francis Emmelius serves as president as efforts aim to reach full participation. Canned meat production in the United States during 1933 was about 22,000,000.
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Iroquois Students
Iroquois Students’ Association
Ony
Secre
Jery
Francis Emmelius
United
Tulare Girl Herdis Anderson Writes Poetry Hobby
Herdis Anderson a Tulare girl aged 13 enjoys poetry and story writing. She has a collection of 150 poems and two sample verses depict seasons with imagery of autumn and summer fading into winter.
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Tulare
Herdis Anderson
South Dakota
Doland Scouts To Present Program
Doland Boy Scouts plan a program at Masonic Hall on November 21. Net proceeds fund sending Scouts to Sioux Falls on November 26 for Commander Richard E. Byrd to award merit badges in a special court of honor. First Boy Scout program in Doland, per Service club president H. H. Humphrey. Many Central South Dakota Scouts expect merit badges and RAM badges from the famed commander.
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Doland
Masonic Hell
H. H. Humphrey
Service Club of
Sioux Falls
Richard E. Byrd
Service Club
South Dakota
Club Leader Resigns At Yankton College
Miss Florence Leigh of Santee Neb resigns as president of the Sociale literary society at Yankton College due to ill health and workload. Miss Mary Ward, granddaughter of founder Dr Joseph Ward, succeeds her, noted for a 500 out of 500 score and as the only woman on the U S rifle team before an accident halted further shooting.
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Yankton College
Yankton
Florence Leigh
Santee
Neb
Sociale Literary Society
Mary Ward
Joseph Ward
Miss Ward
Ripley's
United States
Great Britain
Gamp Perry
Ohio
Local residents make small trips and visits across nearby towns
Arthur Connors left Friday for Minnesapolis to witness the Minnesota Wisconsin game. Mrs. Martha Bouchart visited J. C. Klemme in town after arriving from Britton Saturday morning. Miss Mary Johnson of Montrose was hosted by the Misses Jane and Meas on Friday evening on Nebraska street. Mrs. P. F. Braden and son Holman returned from Eagle Grove where they were with Mrs. Braden's parents. Mrs. S. C. Oviatt spent several days with her husband, an engineer on the Northwestern line between Blunt and Gettysburg. Mesdames J. W. Campbell Tom Campbell and Mrs. J. Mac Campbell with Miss Alice Campbell go to Minneapolis for two weeks. Mrs. J. Cochran leaves for Parker for a short visit. G. A. Poole and wife travel to Brookings for a brief stay.
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Arthur Connors
Minnesapolis
Martha Bouchart
Britton
J. C. Klemme
Jane and
Nebraska Street
Mary Johnson
Mont«rose
P. F. Braden
Son Holman
Eagle Grove
Two Men Confess to Watertown Coal Thefts
Earl Weede and Charles Phelpe pleaded guilty to stealing coal from Great Northern train cars in Watertown. They appeared before Judge Lloyd B. Peterson in municipal court for arraignment. Sentencing was deferred to April 3, 1931, with conduct between now and April 1 to be considered when sentencing.
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Watertown
Earl Weede
Charles Phelpe
Great Northern
Lloyd B. Peterson
Peterson
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State Fair Board
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Tulare Women’s Union
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