How Will Russia Pay
The document discusses global reactions to talks with Soviet Russia and possible outcomes. It cites The Manchester Guardian’s view that recognition could boost American exports and shift profits from England. It notes Russia would pay with agricultural products, implying large credits financed by corn, wheat, and meats, and observes the U S must maneuver to gain from recognition while avoiding an unfavorable balance.
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Russia
Manchester Guardian
England
The
Guardian
United States
Germany
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Remarkable Work Encourages County Junior Red Cross
County Superintendent H J Hurley led a county wide push to involve students in the Junior Red Cross. Portfolios prepared by nearly every school showcase drawings of animals crops and flora and thoughtful messages to children abroad. The effort aims to foster understanding among youths to prevent war and promote mental disarmament.
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H. J. Hurley
Dumber Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Hurley
Red Cross
Hucley
Temperance Education Campaign Moves Forward in Omaha
Workers for temperance in Omaha plan an education campaign against all alcoholic liquors as the eighteenth amendment’s repeal looms. They argue prayer and scientific temperance education will frame public conscience and renew the fight to prohibit alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Omaha
No clear article headline available from provided text
The readable fragments discuss science and wisdom in relation to alcoholism and industry. It mentions a program and suggested progress from all quarters, but the passage is fragmented with many garbled phrases and unclear context.
Indictment of Cheating in Indiana Petitioner Case
A garbled report notes a debate over cheating in a large Indiana petition group. It mentions a decisive action by a 1275 member body and condemns the cheater as the meanest kind of fraudster who deserves punishment.
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Ake
Indiana
Mussolini plans economic parliament replacing deputies
The article notes Mussolini reportedly reorganizes government toward an economic representation system with 550 guilds. It contrasts this with a Chamber of Deputies and mentions US echoes from generations past about senators for resources. It also highlights Gov. Berry's Washington stand for public works to fund small dam construction and water conservation in South Dakota.
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Economecs
Mussolini
Tely
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
United States
Tom Berry
Washington
South Dakota
Liberal and conservative strands in the Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes long seen as liberal at age twenty when he was an associate justice. The court’s balance between liberals and conservatives aims to avoid extremes in both directions. The piece notes Holmes’s views on constitutional interpretation amid wartime and economic recovery debates, stressing a middle ground that respects the Constitution while permitting workable emergency measures.
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Sioux
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Eberals
Supreme Bench
Roosevelt
Holmes
Yale News
Yale University
Touizee
Tomes
New Deal work relief plan urged to beat need
Sioux Falls Argus Leader argues that a broad work relief program could provide jobs and food for the jobless, aiming to prevent a return to episodic pauper relief. It weighs administrative questions, local funding, and the future role of employment in post depression recovery.
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Denise
PWA
Matain
Tobure
America
Britain
Beadle Rural School Childrens Red Cross Portfolios Effort
Beadle Rural School students work on Red Cross portfolios to exchange with children abroad. The program promotes health citizenship and international friendliness by creating descriptive portfolios on parts of the United States. Exchanges began after World War I with gifts and letters fostering goodwill and global understanding among youth.
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Beadle Rural School
Red Grass
United ‘States
Forsien
Sf International
Portofolios Ae
United States
France
Spain
Portugal
Sweden
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Austria
Esthonie
Poland
Bumgary
Juro Slavia
Albania
Roumania
Bulgaria
Teacher Miss Anderson Grants Surprising Pie Treats
Monday at Valley No 1 school students were told a secret reward after class. Miss Anderson reentered the room with a long can and handed each pupil a serving of pumpkin pie topped with marshmallow whipped cream, a welcome pause after hard study and a tired program on Wednesday.
Reading Rack Provides Reading Material at Rural School
A rural school near Huron uses a reading rack to supply Red Cross, news, and pamphlets for students. Children browse during lessons and meal times, selecting educational material to read, supporting literacy and informed learning in the classroom.
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Qhildren
Delmer
Huron
Girl Scout Meeting With Patrols In Holiday Activities
A fragmentary report describes Girl Scouts meeting with two older patrols, Mujckerwis and Chippewa, led by Thelma Chandler. The meeting opened with a song, then groups engaged in Christmas themed crafts including a hide and wood project, while two girls were noted as attendees.
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Mde Ys
Thelma Chandler
On -Woodes Aol
O'Ly
Joen Dan
Troop 6 Elects Patrol Leaders at Meeting
The Boy Scouts of Troop 6 elected new leaders with Bob Stractor named Patrol Tender for the old ranks and Streeter chosen senior patrol leader. Verle French will head the Wolf patrol while Arthur Grote leads Beaver and a new dormitory setup relocates patrols. Names Owen Slogget Hardy Sanders Fiendall Lavett passed first class tests as the meeting closed.
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Shephard
Nidith
Arthur Grote
Titonka Scout Meeting At Wesley Church After School
Titonka troop met in Wesley hall Methodist church after school. Girl scout groups worked on Bird Feeds and Tenderfoot signaling under Marjorie Pegg and captain supervision. Elizabeth Harris played piano as the meeting closed with songs, pledge, and Scout laws.
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Chewink
Cglaidla
Tonka
Wesley Hall
Methodist Church
Thome
Marjorie Pegg
Elizebeth Harris
Mary Ethelyn Hebicht
Lucile Drumm
Chee
Washington
Delaware
West
Scout Troop 4 Holds Inspection and Investiture
Scout Troop 4 held an inspection led by James Sorenson at the American Dus therm church. Meurig Kreyles became a tenderfoot, with Flying Eagles led by Nervin Thorsiese and Fast with Bobupp as patrol leaders. The troop reported marching in the Armistice Day parade and Red Cross work aided by Forest Nelson, Bob Rupp, and Dale Fumson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Boy Scouts
James ‘Sorenson
Yas
Ctor Meurig Kreyles
Nervin Thorsiese
Bobupp
Forest Nelson
Bob Rupp
Red Cross
Dale Fumson
Perssonuilhos
Marie Lampe
Aother
Nygigne
State Club Leader Attends Beadle County Meetings
Brookings assistant state 4 H leader Miss Beulah Rodgers visited Huron on Monday to discuss 44H club plans with Miss Sara L Dewing. County leaders explored a 4 H fall party to be held December at Thala Saturday afternoon possibly with Farm Bureau help and a church potluck following. An earlier meeting at Wilier discussed a 4 H calendar and girl club program for the year with open discussion of plans.
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Beulah Rodgers
Brookings
Huron
Sara L. Dewing
Beadle County
Miss Rodgers
Miss Dewing
Farm ‘Bureau
Farm Bureau
Apting
St. Lawrence Foods Club Holds Meeting for Sisters Event
A local club in St. Lawrence will host a meeting of the Sisters of the Shite Toads this Saturday at Bones AR venue. Details on time and agenda were incomplete in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence Foods
Sisters of the Shite Toads
St. Lawrence
Satmdaan
Bones
4 H Foods Club Meets At ADL Home
Fragmentary report describes a 4-H Foods Club gathering at an ADL home. Meal planning appears to have been discussed by attendees though the text is garbled and incomplete. No clear names, dates, or locations emerge from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mectin
Thes
Aftenaance
Rasity
Mwenthers
Bisousaed
French Heroine Puzzle Verse Clues and Names
A fragmented puzzle style text lists clues and garbled entries about a French heroine and assorted terms. It mixes numbered hints with stray names, terms, and partial phrases, creating a mosaic of literary and biographical references without a clear single narrative.
Club members plan meals and elect officers at meeting
At the next meeting each member brings a written menu of a well balanced meal and good recipes. Officers elected were Edna Tollefson president Ruth Harti vice president Jo Ann Tollefson secretary Joy Borah reporter. Other members include Lorraine Incellata Tollefson LuiVerne Tollefson He ther Farmer and Dorothea Walton. Lunch was saved at the close as each girl brought a covert dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Tollefson
Ruth Harti
Jo Ann Tollefson
Secentary
Joy Borah
Lorraine
Scouts Hold Inter Patrol Contest Update
Scoutmaster JW Keller spoke to Boy Scout Troop No. 3 on the value of keeping patrol records. Harold Cummins read roll, Flying Eagles demonstrated signaling, and the group held a 15 minute patrol meeting. The meeting featured games Scout Red Nay and Steal the Bacon and ended with the song Trail the Magic led by Harold Owens.
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JW. Keller
Harold Cummins
Suley
Flying Eagles
I ‘Gheurchy
Harold ‘Owens
Weasel Sighting Report From Rosébud League
Schuyler Hebron of the Rosébud Young Citizens league reports a near capture of a white weasel seen on the Nome road near achadil. The animal vanished into a hole after JT leaped from a cart, leaving the observer to ponder the value of its hide. He plans to try again to catch it.
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Weasel
Comb Gase for B C Portfolio By Vern Syick Watt
Vern Syick watt of the Ross school describes making a comb case for the Junior Red Cross program. He details using black oil cloth eight by two inches and a five by three inch piece with red yarn, blanket stitch, a stencil, and a small hole to hang it, noting potential earnings through the Young Citizens league with teacher Miss Vera Small.
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B.C
Dunior Red Cross
Vern Syick
Watt
Ross
Menner
Avithi
Young Citizens League
Mies Vera
Handy Helpers Is New Namies Club Formed
The Handy Helpers 4 H club held a Saturday afternoon meeting with fourteen girls, including two visitors and two new members. Officers noted record books, discussed future meetings, and voted on pledges and duties.
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Handy Helpers
New Namies Club
Regiler
Sk’ Thiell Willer
Ity Auditor
ADM
Handy
Classic Drama Picks and Noted English Works
A review listing plays and novels from Galsworthy Bennett Ibsen and Barrie. Highlights include The Master Builder The Skin Game Milestones and What Every Woman Knows. Also suggests A Bird in Hand Lays and Liliom among other titles with regional flavor and social themes.
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Shilfu
Ian
Tesd Thisex
John Galsworthy
Arnold Bennett
Englick
England
John Trinkewater
James Barrie
Denma Books
Dobn wOrinke Water
Sysamo de Bergerac
Edmond Restend
Jane
Hendsiak Ibsen
Orway
Solomon Fappoort
Lewigh
Escape
Bugand
Justice
Cim “Galsworthy
Loyalties
Twenty Years Ago Tilay I Huron Twenty Years Ago Tilay I Huron
Last evening at the Baptist church the annual election of officers of the B A. The officers elected were Miss Halth vine president, Mr Clarence Walker secretary, Mr rank Yourdon treasurer. John Fossberg arrived from an extended trip east and south stopping in Minnesota Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Chattanooga and New Orleans. OR W. Clarke has returned from Canada where he’s been on railroad contracting. James Venatiles returned from Minnesota on business. Mr. Verables brought a big punch of first class milch cows. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hoffman expect to visit LeMars Iowa. Mrs. R. M. Heron and Edbert this morning for Oakes. Sunday with Mr. He Ron 45 Boen Burdette Mov. U-Spector and Mrs. Glenn Steed announce the birth of their first child a son born Sunday Nov. 12. The baby is the only grandchild of Mr. and Mrs via Steve.
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Baptist Church
B.2
Asferews
Halth Vine
Clarence Walker
Rank ‘Vyourdon
John Fossberg
Ional Laundrymen's Association
New Orleans
W. Clarke
Canade
James
Strom
Minnesota
Ron
Boen’. Burdette
U—Specter
Glenn Steed
Steve
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