Congressional apportionment debate stirs South Dakota
The piece weighs options for selecting two SD congressmen after reallocation. It weighs north south lines versus at large seats, notes incumbents Royal C. Johnson and First district rep, and lists potential candidates like Christopher son Gladys Pyle and M. Q. Sharpe while weighing provincialism and national integration.
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South Dakota
West River
Royal C. Johnson
Washington
Christopherson
Johnson
Wiliam Williamson
Gladys Pyle
M. Q. Sharpe
Miss Pyle
McMaster
Doposter
The Devil-May-Care Critic Of Attire Customs
A witty piece imagines a world where trousers suit women and skirts fit men. People grant the critic clever for stating a truth they privately acknowledge, then resist adopting his idea due to social norms and fear of public opinion.
Franco German rapprochement must serve broad peace aims
The Christian Science Monitor weighs a proposed Franco German pact and cautions that any accord should rest on genuine peace aims and broad League of Nations support. Hitler rebukes Gustave Herve while urging adherence to the Kellogg pact and collective security. A narrow European hegemony would risk wider conflict.
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Appel Otero
Christian Science Monitor
Ieresting
Arnold Rechberg
Gustave Herve
United States
Saar
Germaany
France
Austria
Germany
Togoland
Cameroons
Danzig
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
National Socialist
League of Nations
Hitler
Europe
Ennoble the Profession in South Dakota Pheasant Season
Aberdeen American urges respect for real sportsmen as pheasant season opens across South Dakota counties until December 1. The piece condemns a minority of hunters who vandalize farms, posts, and homes, calling for standards among hunters and ostracism of wrongdoers to protect farmland and honor in the sport.
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South Dakota
Beadie
Brown County
Det
Oay Welton League
Hard Work Wins Trips Says Girl
Lu cille Kinney of Lawrence county South Dakota was the champion canning demonstrator in 4-H club work and will attend the National 4-H club congress in Chicago as an award. She recalls how club projects grew from social gatherings to demonstrations winning trips and prizes, including district and state honors in jelly canning and gardening.
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Canning
South Dakota
Lucille Kinney
Lawrence County
Chicago
3 Tequest
Lucie DE Vnney
Cork Origi
Huron
Louisé
Brookings
Newell
Slao
Ster
Buffalo 4-H Girl Loses Garden But Keeps Her Courage
In Buffalo county 4-H, Asabel Saul recalls planting cabbage and tomato seedlings with the Busy Workers club. Grasshoppers damaged the garden and drought ruined many plants, leaving no harvest. She cites learning to lead meetings and garden care under club leaders Mr. Wil Mam Wells and assistant Mr. Westlake, with Johnny Wells as president and Saul as secretary.
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Buffalo County
Asabel Saul
Busy Workers
Wil Mam. Wells
Westlake
Johmny Wells
Bramhall T E C U Adds New Members in Highmore
Bram hall local T E C U and senior group met at Odd Fellows hall in Highmore. Thirty four joined with more expected. Caryl Parkinson named president. Bernerd Murphy vice president. Lilie Dittman secretary treasurer. Leo Tompkins corresponding secretary. Tulip bulb project proposed for a flower show. Leland Tompkins read a paper and Elizabeth Stingsey read their preamble and constitution.
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Bramhall T. E. C. U
Robert Parkinson
Bramhall
Odd Fellows Hall
Highmore
Caryl Parkinson
Bernerd Murphy
Lilie Dittman
Leo Tompkins
Leland Tompikkins
Elizabeth Stingsey
Wayland Reserves Club Notes Highlight 4-H Wins
Wayland Girl Reserves held a meeting November 14 at the Community hall with ten members and one visitor. Helen Sedam was elected president. World Fellowship week readings and plans for a forthcoming play were discussed. A trip to Huron and Chicago prize rewards arose from county fair victories, with members recounting 4-H achievements, camps, and demonstrations.
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Wayland Reserves
Gladyce Lloyd
Japan
Caroly Allen
Wessington Girl Wins Prizes in 4 H Sewing Activities
A Wessington girl details a year of 4 H sewing work in 1990, noting 15 club meetings, multiple sewing projects, and prizes at Miller and Huron district events. She highlights demonstrations on The Care of Clothing, local achievement days, and lessons in confidence and leadership from club participation.
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Wessington
Mays
Marion Rombaugh
Miller
Huron
Crossman
Dakota Boy Wins Meat Animal Project Prize in 4H
James Lien of Sharies Aly County SD earned first place in the meat animal project for 4H club work and will receive a $50 gold watch. He qualified to represent SD in district and national contests and won a National club congress trip in 1927 for reserve champion baby pack. Lien, a Platte High student, has managed his father's herd and earned $3,698.76 gross, $2,153.29 profit, and $383.50 in prizes over seven years while earning the respect of county winners in a statewide competition.
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James
Lien
National Club Congress
Platte High School
Earl Simantel
Beadle County
Chester Gul
Weon
Brown County
Glenn Alberts
Miner County
Donald Vandersnick
Minnehaha
Sylvester Rogers
Moody County
Warren’ Eggers
Potter County
Weldon Wirt
Turner County
Percival Peterson
Union County
Bernard Westeland
Yankton County
Lakotah Scouts Change Meeting Hour
Lakotah troop 1 Haron Girl Scouts held a meeting at the senior high after school Tuesday with Mrs. Reutter in charge. Plans for the next session were made and the group decided to resume in the evening. The girls played games tied to Girl Scout laws until 5 o'clock and adjourned to Marjorie Brown's home.
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Lakotah Scouts
Lakotah Troop
Haron Girl Scouts
Reutter
Marjorie Brown
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notices and Marriages
Twenty years ago in Huron Colonel R W Stewart of C rises to prominence as attorney to Standard Oil after a 2 cent victory before the federal circuit court in Memphis Tennessee. Announcement of the marriage of Dr B H Sprague and Jeanne Hendrickson set for Thanksgiving at the bride’s sister Mrs J M Mardis in Iowa with M Byred Wilson as best man. Mrs J W Coler and Tom Campbell return from Minneapolis after a week away. Miss Jeanette Hendrickson and Miss Christopher depart for Iroquois for a visit. Mrs Ed B Dinneen hosts a gathering in Nebraska street with Mrs John Bates of Helena Mont and Miss Gery Bates of Yankton as guests. Miss Eliza Balsiger and Mr Tom Jenkins wed in Refield at Mrs A W Hopkins home. Balsiger had directed music at the Lounge theater and later the Bilou after purchase by Milton Balsiger.
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R. W. Stewart
Huron
Standard Oil Company
Memphis
Tenn
B. H. Sprague
Jéanette Hendrickson
J. M. Mardis
Iowa
M. Byred Wilson
Sprague
Mesdames
J. W
Coler
Tom Campbell
Minneapolis
Jeanette Hendrickson
Christopher
Iroquois
Ed B. Dinneen
Nebraska Street
John Bates
Helena, Mont
Gery Bates
Yankton
Eliza Balsiger
Tom Jinkins
Refield
A. W. Hopkins
Balsiger
Lounge Theater
Biiou
Milton Balsiger
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