Tax question on Huronians vote for job-creating auditorium plan
The piece argues that any tax is burdensome without jobs and vacant buildings, urging Huronians to approve a bond plan for an auditorium recreation building. It claims $15,000 yearly for twenty years would generate about $200,000 in new money, creating employment, revitalizing idle property, and ultimately reducing tax burden despite a slight tax increase.
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Huron
Huronians
Auditorium
Auditorium-Recreation
Forecast of Resource Depletion Sparks Modern Doom
A Western banking magazine warns that high grade iron ore in the Lake Superior district may run out in under 30 years at current shipment rates. New deposits exist, but a genuine end of earth’s natural resources looms, challenging civilization built on oil, iron and coal. Synthetic steel and fuel may appear, yet no substitute matches steel’s role.
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Lake Superior
Minnesota
Michigan
America
Hise
OUR AIRMAIL INCENTIVE PROMOTED U.S. AVIATION
The air mail program, funded by government spending, spurred U S commercial aviation. In fourteen years the federal government spent just under 67 million dollars on operations and the main lighted airways. Charles L Lawrence of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce notes the taxpayer’s returns have justified the cost.
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United States
Charles L. Lawrence
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America, Inc
Sam
County farmers urged to apply for federalized loans
Farmers must submit applications by Saturday November 28 to receive feed loan assistance in Beadle county. About 50000 in cash will flow into Beadle county, with total South Dakota loans forecast at 1.5 to 2 million dollars. Governor Warren Green urged agriculturists in Yanle ton to act, saying the program will help sustain herds and ease a disastrous year.
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Beadle County
Warren Green
Yanle~ton
South Dakota
Harvard Bans Radio Announcer Over Putrid Comment
Harvard authorities barred a stadium announcer after he called a Harvard football star’s play putrid. The piece argues colleges foster professional standards by funding big stadiums and staffs, while critics expect amateurs to be judged like professionals.
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Harvard University
Harvard Stadium
Harvard
A Messenger of Mercy in Early Flight History
In 1903 Orville Wright’s first powered flight signs a new era. A Caribbean shipwreck prompts a rescue by Pan American Airways pilot Captain F.2 Ormsbee who relays aid and rescue. the air age is celebrated as a messenger of mercy.
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Messenger OF Mercy Christian Science Monitor
Orville Wright
Orville
Wilbur
Caribbean
F. 2. Ormsbee
Pan American Airways
Baranquilla
Cristobal
Men of the Sea
Wright Brothers
Glorification of the Petticoated Officers in Washington
The piece argues army officers in Washington should be reduced from 550 to 40 on duty and reassigned to active service. It laments the shift from troop-based prestige to desk work and notes the era’s changing view of advancement. It also discusses recent international understandings and hints at Einstein’s possible visit to the White House.
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Aecve West
Amortos
Euse-Mitchele Newspapers, Inc
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Corpu
Adjutant General
Orin Oviatt Recalls National Dairy Show Trip
Orin Oviatt of Huron recounts his journey to the 1931 National Dairy Show in St Louis. He travels with the Clyde Cream Crusaders and others, describes stops in Madison Sioux City Council Bluffs Savannah and Kansas City, and notes events including cattle judging 4 H showmanship and the vast exhibition arena.
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Orin Oviatt
South Dakota
St. Louis
Orin
Clyde Cream Crusaders Club of
Huron
Thad Oviatt
Arlington
Hicks
Madison
Bon Homme County
Yankton
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Savannah
St Joseph
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Missouri
Missouri River
Exposition
Columbia
S. Louis
Exposition Grounds
New York State
United States
Herve Club
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Hill
Denmark
Anderson
Thed Srl
Dekey Abow
Tuerweening
Expected To Attend 4-H Club Meet Next Month
South Dakota 4-H club members prepare for the eighth annual junior short course at State college from December 27 to 31. More than 500 attendees are anticipated with about 150 members qualifying for free admission via year’s awards. The program includes leadership instruction, crafts, judging, and recreation, with college buildings providing lodging.
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South Dakota
State College
H. M. Jones
Jonca
Girl Scouts Help Communities In Time Of Need
Girl Scouts across the nation rally under honorary president Mrs Herbert Hoover to aid families facing depression. They collect and mend discarded clothing, canned fruits and vegetables, and perishable foods for Thanksgiving baskets, with troop meetings serving as donation hubs. They also help deliver milk to infants, sort goods, and sew garments under leaders and welfare agencies while avoiding solicitation of strangers.
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Herbert Hoover
National Organization
Girl Scouts
Sacajawea Scouts Report On News Writing And Awards
Miss Hamel Christoffersen spoke on why reporters edits appear in newspapers at the Sacajawea Troop 2 meeting in the Presbyterian church parlors. About 20 Scouts attended. later visits included The Evening Huronite rooms, a zoo, and the Coronado hotel where prizes were awarded for dairy judging and demonstrations. Two Beadle County boys, John Neaves and Jay Salisbury, were on the dairy judging team.
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Sacajawea
Hamel Christoffersen
Presbyterian Church
Betty Martin
Captain Kidd
Hiawatha
Beadle County
John Neaves
Jey Salisbury
Two Long Words Horizontal Puzzle Clue List
A dense grid of crossword style clues with many entries across and down. The page mixes wordplay hints, definitions, and references including historical figures and terms, yielding a complex puzzle with scattered solutions and partial phrases.
Troop 5 Plans Good Turns At Regular Meeting
Huron Boy Scouts Troop 5 met Wednesday evening with 23 scouts and 2 officials. Rev A Carlson led a prayer before Maurice Gowdy reminded members to fix toys for Christmas. Beaver patrol led by Irving Axelrad, and Gerald Snedigar of Swallows won a walking race. Four visitors attended, four short patrol meetings held, Forrest Nelson passed second class first aid, party plans discussed, meeting adjourned before 9.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Maurice Gowdy
Beaver Patrol
Irving Axelrad
Hall
Forrest Nelson
Gerald Snedigar
Swallows
John Lynch
Jefferson Reserves Elect New Reporter
The Jefferson Girl Reserves club met Morday evening and elected Virginia Dumdey as club reporter. Two new members joined the club. Handcraft work was supervised by Mrs. Paulson. The meeting closed with a singing of Girl Reserves Songs.
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Jefferson Reserves
Jefferson Girl
Virginia
Dumdey
Paulson
Handcraft Is Part of Reserve Project for Girls
Wilson Girl Reserve club members learn the code before Thanksgiving per reporter Marlig Cumming. Girls met to start handcraft work, three groups making distinct items, with one article per group to be presented. The meeting was closed by the club president.
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Wilson Girl Reserve Club
Marlig Cumming
Marks
Wade
Chub
Van Horne Named 4-H Club President
The Prairie Maid Dairy Calf club reorganized for the new year at a Saturday meeting at E.E. Clark home. Ralph Van Horne will lead as president with Dale Biggerstaff as vice president. Mildred Clark is secretary treasurer and Margaret Caldow is reporter. Records show all members completed their projects. two members pursue baby beef and five have dairy calves.
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van Horne
Prairie Maid
E.E. Clark
Ralph van Horne
Dale Biggerstaff
Mildred Clark
Margaret Caldow
Three Wolsey Clubs Discuss 4-H Outlook
Three Wolsey clubs met at the school south of Wolsey to discuss 4-H outlook. Attendees included Kiwanis Dairy Calf Club Dearborn Sunching Dairy Club and Beadle Best Poultry. Meeting covered county SGEO 26.9 speck point.
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Woleay
Kiwanis Dairy
Dearborn Sun-thing
Beadle Best
Vitamins In Milk And Human Diet By SARAL DEWING
The article outlines vitamins found in milk and their health roles. It covers Vitamin A in milk fat, Vitamin B in the watery portion, Vitamin C varied with cattle feed, and notes limited Vitamin D and E in milk. It explains sunshine and cod liver oil as aids, and mentions Vitamin G linked to pellagra with emphasis on plants as vitamin sources.
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SARAL
United States
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Recap
Twenty years ago in Huron CG Klemme left for Watertown then Henry to settle insurance business. E R Pigg and wife departed for Baraboo Wisconsin after the death of Mrs Pigg’s sister Mrs J Lunde. Bert Hornby returned from Hawarden IA and resumes work at Stack and Schneller’s barber shop. William Snyder came home from Onida after visiting relatives over Sunday. Mrs W H Davis and her son Willis arrived from Hitchcock for a visit with Mrs B.
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A. CG Klemme
Watertown
Henry
E. R. Pigg
Barahoo
Wis
Figz
J. Lunde
Bert Hornby
Hawerden
Stack and Schneller
William Snyder
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London
Ramey MacDonnald
Pierre Laval
France
Paris
Dino Grand
Italy
Atte
Albert Einstein
Einstein
White House
Hoover
Omainstein
Minnnespolis Journal
Ecmanic
Central
Editor
Ame
Erday
U. S
Hiram Johnson
New
Rome
U S
World
Constellation
Father
Te Free
al Reed
Cone County
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