Open stockyards would aid Huron and region
The Huron Chamber of Commerce bulletin outlines advantages from open stockyards in Huron South Dakota. It says 1100 to 1200 carloads pass through Huron in late September and early October and open yards would create a stocker and feeder market, reduce long hauls, raise prices, improve supervision, expand trade, attract buyers and firms, boost employment, and increase regional truck and rail tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
South Dakota
Bolshevism warned by German sea raider Count von Luckner
Count Felix von Luckner warned that bolshevism threatens world security and industry in a Huron talk. He urged vigilance in Detroit and New York, praised fascist Germany’s fight against Bolshevism, and blamed Wilson for peace terms. He also claimed Europe needed a strong Germany and discussed poison gas dangers in future warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix von Luckner
Germany
Huron
America
Euron
Count von Luckner
Detroit
New York
von Luckner
Mussolini
Europe
Sea Raider
France
Russia
Hitler
Wilson
Paris
von Linckner
Ludendorff
Unemployments and postwar conditions across nations
The article compares Germany Britain and the United States unemployment using Time magazine data, noting 4 million unemployed in the United States and 1 4 million in France amid postwar economic strain. It contrasts hardships with South Dakota's stability, highlighting farm income and adequate food fuel and warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time Magazine
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Russia
France
South Dakota
Detroit
Poor Time for Raising Postal Rates in the Nation
The forthcoming Postmaster General Brown report will urge a 24 cent per ounce first class rate increase. The editorial argues a 25 percent rise would not guarantee eliminating the deficit, may curb mail campaigns, push firms to lower classes, and hurt business expansion while highlighting waste and the postal service’s purpose as a cheap, reliable mail system.
No Danger to the American Home Data on Women Workers Stir Debate
New York World reports census director William M. Steuart says about 10 million women aged 16 to 60 are employed in gainful work, while 23 million are housewives. He notes shifts in employment, urges governors to encourage hiring men over married women in public offices, and suggests private firms follow suit to curb unemployment. The piece discusses implications for the American home and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William M. Steuart
Steuart
South Dakota
Pierre
William J. Bulow
Green
General Principe
Miller Leaguer II Prize Winner Richard Welkes Honored
Richard Welkes of Olson School Miller eighth grade won honorable mention in The Young Citizen Thanksgiving short story contest for November. His tale about immigrant roots and early South Dakota life is being republished by Perussian with editor Aleen Erickson.
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Richard Welkes
Olson School
Miller
The
Young Citizen
C.L
Perussian
Aleen Erickson
New York
Germany
Ipswich
FY. Pierre
South Dakota
Phother
Black Hills
Museum of
Pierre
Marion Rose
Hoover
Marion Hatheway
Belvidere
the Young Citizen
Hustlers Complete Dairy Club Project
Record books were completed at a Hitchcock Hustlers meeting held at the John Phillips home. County agent R A Cave assisted the boys with their records and spoke on feeding dairy heifers. New officers were named for the coming year and Mrs. Phil Tips served tea at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock Hustlers
John Phillips
Albert Gould
R A. Cave
Albert
Phil Tips
Tunci
Jim Dandy Clubbers Plan New Year Reorganization
The Jim Dandy Dairy Cat Cub met at the Carl Erion home Tuesday evening to complete records and discuss plans to increase membership and reorganize for the new year. Attendee BR A Cave noted members have pure bred Ayrshire calves and several more are expected to join in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Erion
A. Cave
Ti la
Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf Club Reports Year of Work
Oliver Barker of the Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf club in Beadle County details a year of meetings and activities. The group anticipates officer elections and aims to maintain calf condition for winter and spring, hoping to defend state fair prizes and gauge future producers. The next meeting is planned at the J Miller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Barker
Blue Ribbon
Dairy Calf Club
Beadle County
J. Miller
Record Books Improve 4-H Club Work Says Agent
County agent R A Cave notes that 4-H clubs in South Dakota have improved record keeping over the past year and urges members to start early. He warns there is still much room for improvement and stresses documenting every item promptly to build lasting business habits.
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R. A. Cave
South Dakota
Ceve
Retur
Buffalo 4 H Clubber Reflects On Garden Year
Merion Touw of Buffalo county's Busy Workers Garden club recalls planting tomatoes radishes lettuce tunnips beets cabbage beans and potatoes in a 24 by 50 foot plot. Hoppers damaged crops and a planned Bad Lands trip was canceled by illness and school. He intends to return to 4 H next year under leaders W C Wells W L Westlake John H Wells Isabel Seu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Busy Workers Garden Club
Buffalo County
Merion Touw
W. C. Wells
W. L. Westlake
John H. Wells
Isabel Seu
Washington Reserves Plan Friday Meeting
The Washington Girl Reserves schedule a Friday afternoon gathering at the school house. Miss Hazel Christofferson will present a tale on The Huron ite free trip contest and how to write news. Edna Bande as president spoke at a November 11 meeting and eight girls agreed to join the handicraft project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hazel Christofferson
Edna Bande
Mitchio Terada
Huron College
Mils Terada
Sie
Redfield Court Of Honor Promotes Scouts In Ceremony
Emer Andersen promoted to First Class. David Bates Herbert Holm and Rex Irwin elevated to Life Scout at Redfield court of honor in Spink county courthouse. Four merit badge applications approved for Bates Holmes Irwin. review conducted by A F Schicher Humeston Cole Hopkins Homes. LN Bear leads Troop 8. next court set January 12. Admiral Berd to award remaining badges in Sioux Falls on November 2.
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Byrd
Redfield
Herbert Holmes
Rex Irwin
A. F. Schicher
E. R. Humeston
J. Ray Cole
C. G
Huron Girls Explore Native Birds on Saturday Hikes
In spring 19a0 the Huron Girl Reserves visited greens, creeks, and pools to study birds. Mrs Haney and Miss Anspach led groups on library steps and morning trips observing species from robin to brown thrasher and redwinged blackbird, with eats near Pearl Creek.
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Huron
Theora Troller
Jefferson School
Dick Haney
Mary Anspach
Green House
Pearl Creek
Lapland
Iongspur
Maryland
Bobo
Link
Pheope
Arkansas
Margaret Peterson Reviews New Book Skipping Village
Margaret Peterson reviews Lois Lenski’s Skipping Village for children ages six to ten. Book week runs through Saturday with library exhibit prompts to reserve titles for later drawing, highlighting a nostalgic village life seen through Polly and the James family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Lenski
Margaret Peterson
Grandfather Farm
Miss Peterson
Lenski
James
Greenhill
Polly
Hunters set for deer in Black Hills quest start
Twenty years ago in Huron Garnett Hedee Dr Benjamin Thomas and George Hoff left Friday for Rapid City to begin a deer hunt in the Black Hills. Reports say deer hunting has been strong this fall with a party of five hunters recently showing five deer.
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Garnett Hedee
Benjamin Thomas J
George Hoff
Rapid City
Black Hills
Huron
Cleaver and Lapier
Aberdeen, Huron and Southern Railway
R. C. Grover
Sioux City
South Dakota Equal Suffrage Association
State Judges Go On Extended Trip
A team of eight state judges left for a two week judging trip to attend the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago and visit farms across Iowa Wisconsin and South Dakota. They will judge cattle hogs and horses in three rings then tour farms including Aberdeen Angus operations and other noted breeders.
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Brookings
Wright
Assoc Animal Husbandry
Acco
Ralph Ziebarth
Shindson
Bradley
Bruce C. Russell Coulter
Ra Lake Norden
Idwi Jenisen
Avon
Salem
State
Cullere
Chicago
South Towa
Towa St Lege
Universe
TW. Brown Aberdeen Angus Farm
Miam
Leopard Gaffin
Harrisburg
George ¢Erdeen
We Olaf
Sony Shortiver Ireton
Iowa
Jhe F. Howes
Sun Prairie
Wisconsii
Watertown Plans Remodel of City Hall
Watertown officials plan a city hall modernization funded in the recent budget. The project includes modernization of the south wing and installation of an electric elevator to improve access to the third floor, with work expected to start after city commissioners act this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Watertow
Wity
Mission
Dueber
Re M
Land Patent Issued In 1876 Recorded In Yankton
A land patent from a 19th century homestead in western Yankton county was finally recorded in the county register's office. In settling Frank Syatos's estate near Juanosek, officials found the patent had not been recorded before. A photostatic copy was obtained after the origins copy could not be located.
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Yankton
Yankton County
Register of Deeks Office
Frank Syatos
Juanousek
Iit
Washington
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Huron Publishing CO
Chas
Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Department of Person
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Eastern Front
Western Front
Kaiser
Laidendorff
England
Johnny
Central
Hazel Christofersen
Hustlers
Dairy Club
Blue Ribbon Dairy
Francis “ Garaie
Atlanta
Ity
Bur States
Florida
Grove
Ares Grove
Sherman & Moe
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