Public Expenditures Urged For Scrutiny In South Dakota
The Argus Leader calls for extreme care in state and local spending urging the legislature and governing bodies to slow revenue increases and study cuts. It cites county officials holding private jobs while drawing county salaries and notes officials’ lack of legal authority over salaries. The paper urges continued public money vigilance and a civic shift toward frugal governance.
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Argus-Leader
Argus
Argus-Leaders
South Dakota
Adler on American fathers duties and blamed lack
Dr. Alfred Adler argues American fathers provide food and shelter but fail in love and guidance. He stresses fathers must balance material care with emotional support, fostering independence, courage and perseverance in their children, though he acknowledges many fathers do offer such affection.
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Alfred Adler
Dr. Adler
United States
De Adler Emphasizes Duty to Children Beyond Material Needs
De Adler asserts that caring for children goes beyond food shelter and entertainment money. He argues fathers determine if they are truly fulfilling parental duty or simply meeting material requirements.
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Adler
Thanksgiving Deniers and Puritan Diet Descriptions
Dr Walter J Eddy critiques Pilgrim meals in Good Housekeeping noting scarce green vegetables no milk and high protein and acid load in Puritan Thanksgiving. He cites scurvy and consumption risks in winter diets and says families survived despite high mortality before modern nutrition knowledge.
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Pilgrim Fathers
Massachusetts
Walter J. Eddy
lGood Housekeeping
Dr. Eddy
Old
New England
Eddy
Salary question prompts constitutional debate in South Dakota
The Madison Leader urges action on salaries of constitutional officers and calls for a constitutional convention to address changes since the present constitution. It argues salaries are undersized and questions timing, suggesting consideration of amendments separate from elections, with focus on normal conditions and not at primary or general polls.
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South Dakota
Madison Leader
Waging Peace On Armistice Day Sees Call To Action
The Christian Science Monitor laments vast armament spending twelve years after the war to end war. It notes nations still fund weapons despite disarmament rhetoric and highlights calls from US President Hoover and Britain’s Ramsay MacDonald for stronger international cooperation and a consultative step to enforce the Kellogg pact. The piece urges the United States to abandon isolationism and join global peace efforts.
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Christian Science Monitor
Billy
United States
Rameey MacDonald
London
Lord Mayor's Dimes
Britain
Hoover
Washington
World Alliance For International Friendship
Sbout
America
Mr. Hoover
Iowa senators discuss successor to Brookhart in 1930s
The Iowa City Star notes talk of finding a successor to the controversial Senator Brookhart as party dynamics stir. Observers warn that replacing Brookhart could leave the Republicans weak while Heflin Breazeale and Brookhart’s exit might affect the Senate’s balance and national patience.
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Brouemasrt
Nos City Star
Iowa Republicate
Ubequitous Senate Brockhart
Iowa Long
Haelf
Senate
Lowa
Heflin
Brease
Brookhart
Washington
Beadle Clubber Is County Champion From 4-H History
Beadle county's champion 4-H club member John Greenan Jr recounts starting club work in 1926 with sow litter and baby beef clubs. He details pig profits, Angus wins, State and Junior Fairs placements, trips to Brookings Junior Short Course, livestock judging teams, and plans to remain a club booster despite retiring as a member.
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Eave John
Baby Beer Club
Brookings
Baby
Tuale
Hand Girls Dinner Marks Final 4-H Meet
The Hand county sewing club led by Mrs. Carl Anderburg held a Thanksgiving goose dinner at the Johnson home for members parents and special guests about 50 attendees. Miss Sara L. Dewing Huron home extension agent demonstrated Christmas gifts using weaving. Officers were named for the new year and most members enrolled. Dewing then attended a Nance Busy Boys meeting near Wessington.
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Handecounty Sewing Club
Carl Anderburg
Johnson
Sara L. Dewing
Huron
Clib
Ascuss
Miss Dewing
Custer Valley 4H Clubs Meet. Talks on Feeding Heifers
The Custer Valley Dairy calf club gathered at the A. Sintermeister home to finish records as F A Cave county agent led a talk on feeding heifers. The Double C Pig club held a session to complete records. Beadle Baby Beef club met at the Davis home near Yale. Yale club leaders plus Mrs Thelma Garry will choose delegates for the Junior Short Course with Yale Chamber of Commerce. Reorganization looming. George Davis may start a sheep club while others continue current projects. Hitchcock Hustlers met at John Phillips home with county agent on feeding heifers. George Phillips reported a calf milking 38 pounds daily at 4% butterfat. officers for the coming year named.
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Custer Valley Dairy Calf Club
A. Sintermeister
F. A. Cave
Counrty
Mr. Cave
Davis
Yale
John Greenan
Mark Davis
Charles
Thelma Garry
Yale Chamber of Commerce
Cave
George Davis
Hitchcock Hustlers
John Phillips
George Phillips
Robert DuBois
Hustlers
Floyd Lind
Raymond Danielson
Albert Gawd
Cream Crusaders Finish Project
The Clyde Cream Crusaders 4-H Dairy club of Beadle county reviewed a year of activities from last November through the State Fair. Members debated dairy breeds, joined the Butter is Better club, attended camp and staged stunt night, selected a judging team, and earned prizes totaling 35.50 at the Junior Fair and 90 in State Fair winnings. The group ended with a year-end meeting and completed record banks. The oldest paper manufacturing company in Japan was organized in 1972 and now operates 13 mills.
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Clyde Cream Crusaders
Beadle County
Martha Conrad
South Dakota
Thad Oviatt
Redfield
Lampe Farm
Brookings
Harold Reeves
Alter
Rat Om
Clyde Crean Crusaders
Erin Oviatt
Ruth Fuller
Isabel Conrad
Alan Oviatt
Orion Fuller
George Conrad
Ross Oviatt
Herman Seiganthaler
John Reeves
John Smith
Ajai Oviatt
Orin Oviatt
American Jersey Cattle Club
Japan
Huron Scouts Discuss Plans At Regular Meeting
Huron Boy Scouts Troop 3 met Monday evening under scoutmaster George M. Wilson with 14 members present. The pledge of allegiance and roll call occurred, and the group noted the Nov 24 meeting canceled due to a court of honor. The session closed with recitation of the Scout laws.
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Huron
George M
Cottonwood Girls To Equip Sewing Boxes News
The Cottonwood Leake Busy Bees meet at Ma Platte’s home November 23 to study equipping sewing boxes. Mar cella Roeber reports four visitors attended and committees were appointed for upcoming work. Members worked on 4-H sewing bags and refunds were requested in the treasury. Lunch was served by Ida Josewakeswitch? and Marrella Hecher assisted.
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Platte
Marcella Roeber
Ida Josewakeswitch
Josewaki
Marrella Hecher
Von Luckner to appear at Brookings concert series
German sea raider von Luckner, a World War I figure, is scheduled to speak at South Dakota State College in Brookings in November as part of the M. I. & M. concert series. The event is listed in the college program for the season and draws on wartime history to engage attendees.
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von Luckner
Brookings Brookings
South Dakota State College
M. I
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Marriage Of Elma Hudson And Ivan Shires
At 12 o'clock the ceremony united Miss Elma Hudson daughter of Mr and Mrs E Hudson and Ivan H Shires of Mead Nebraska. The couple will reside on a farm in eastern Nebraska after a wedding trip leaving Mead January 1. Miss Hudson taught in Huron public school for years and is well known locally. Shires is a young man with good prospects and a pleasant home planned in Mead. Rita Brummell leaves for Sheyburg and Cedar Rapids to visit friends for weeks. The Daily Huronite Weekly State Spirit prize contest opens with a 1500 award and reader entries will be listed soon. George Fullinweider enjoys Lake Byron hunting. Since the warm spell, the lake attracts many with guns. Stephen Dinneen’s business on Dakota Avenue is sold to T C Weston. the shop will operate as Weston and Burgeson. Dinneen is a prominent local businessman.
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Elma Hudson
E. Hudson
Ivan H. Shires
Mead
Neb
Hudson
Shires
Nebraska
Rita Brummell
SheYburg
Cedar Rapids
Huronite
State Spirit
George Fullinweider
Lake Byron
Stephen Dinneen
Dakota Avenue
T. C. Weston
Weston and Burgeson
4-H Royal Rustlers Surprise Leader With Party
The 4-H Royal Rustlers surprised their leader Mrs. Ben Wells with a party at her home. Marle Truske reports the club members honored her for the past year with games and stunts by hostesses and a console set presented as a keepsake during a card filled evening and lunch.
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Royal Rustlers
Ruth
Ben Wells
Marle Truske
Jeader
Weils. Se
Lake Byron School To Have Homecoming Festival Night
Lake Byron School hosts homecoming at Lyrice Byron school No 4 on Tuesday November 7 end. Former students graduates board members and patrons invited to attend. Contests between Lake Byron and Milford athletic rivals amid a ball game with an umpire. Lunches and drinks served through the day.
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Lake Byron
Lyrice Byron
M.hofer
Milford School
Amazing Pep Up Salts Promised To Refresh The Body
Ordinary JAD Salts touted to reduce weight, cleanse the system, and purge intestinal poisons. Claimed to relieve fatigue within 20 minutes, improve mood, and boost vigor after daily use. Sold at drug stores with a money back guarantee if not beneficial.
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