Proximity to fuel and Missouri river power debate
Engineers doubt Missouri river power plants will be economical due to high carrying charges and limited South Dakota markets. Keokuk dam history shows poor dividend returns, raising questions about regional output potential and the cost of distribution for local industry. Proposals favor lignite coal development and briquetting to reduce power prices and boost state energy policy.
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Missouri River
South Dakota
Missouri
Keokuk Dam
Missguii
New Dakota
Baying at the Moon critiques South Dakota program
The Mitchell Republican opinion weighs four proposals in the party platform. It questions real estate tax deductions, consolidation of higher education, equalization fees for farm prices, and a Missouri River hydroelectric project. The piece doubts legislative action on consolidation and argues the state should avoid costly public ventures while noting feasibility concerns.
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Baying AT the Moon
Mitchell Republican
South Dakota
Niagara Falls
Missouri River
Republian
Spearfish
Rapid City
School of Mines
Huvenite
Congress
Missouri
Pasteurization Saves Lives In Milk Public Health Claim
A Minnesota health magazine cites New York City health chief Dr Wynne stating pasteurized milk saved 180000 lives in the last decade. He notes summer mortality dropped with pasteurization, shifting toll to winter months, asserting the issue is settled. A new town on the Mound City and Eastern railway is named Zinker, listed under Zell in South Dakota town lists.
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Everybody's Health
Minnesota Public Health Association
New York City
Wynne
Newnae City
Dales
Mound City
Modern Girl Defenses From The Omaha Journal
A defense of the Modern Girl asserts she remains stable and trustworthy, noting parental ignorance of her whereabouts and comparing sleep habits to past generations. The piece cites Mr. Howe of Potato Hill and emphasizes the girl’s independence, wit, and care for her parents while rejecting moral panic.
Too Many Millionaires Fire on Wealth in War Aftermath
A Globe article laments rising wealth concentration in the United States and New York, noting 290 residents with income over a million in 1927 and 236 Manhattan figures in phitocratic circles. It argues wealth inequity fuels discontent and questions postwar economics.
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Toronto
Globe
United States
New York State
Economiste
Amen Ong
Potter Boy Wins Trip to Chicago at 4-H Congress
Warren Eggers, Potter County champion, will represent his county and state at the Eighth National Bays and Girls 4-H club congress in Chicago from November 29 to December 6. He recalls his club work and prize wins, noting four firsts and two seconds totaling $32 in prize money plus a one-year subscription, with plans to continue in future 4-H club projects.
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Warren Eggers
Potter County
Nationes
Congress
Chicago
Warren
Hil Jones
Lorne T. Earle
Mount Vernon
Huron
Merdsman
4-H Club Growth Encourages Broad Youth Participation
A club report urges widening youth involvement by promoting 4-H membership for ages 10 to 19. It emphasizes that the organization offers lasting value and positions 4-H as a leading program in the community work.
Camp Wanzer Keeps South Dakota Children Healthy
Camp Wanzer in the Black Hills near Rapid City, run by the South Dakota Public Health Association, trains children in health habits and disease prevention. The seven year old summer preventorium hosts boys and girls from across the state, funded by seal committees or families, with facilities for recreation and rest as part of a tuberculosis and disease prevention program led by H. M. Casa.
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Bors
South Dakota
Wanzer
Black Hills
H. M Casa
South Dakota Public Health Association
Rapid
Rapid Canton
Seal Rale
Casa
Caufto Wanzer
Potatert
Mock Congress Debates Disarmament at Huron High
Lloyd Sherman and Claude Jones, seniors from Huron High, lead a mock Congress in civics class. Students planned campaigns and elections for school senators, presenting petitions to qualify for ballots. The indek congress will discuss disarmament and inland waterway issues in a simulated session.
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Congress
Lloyd* Sherman
Claude Jones
Huron
Civics
Jaree
Indek-Congress
Upom
Huron Hign
Local names listed in archival note include Sutera to Lytle
The fragment records a long string of names: Glenn Sutera, Helen Hustad, Margaret Petersen, Robert Bryan, Thelma Chandler, Larjotte Broven, Lucilla Jacobs, Dwight Hil, Burt Crcutt, Drucella Diekhoff, Ar ythe Witte, Walter Frost, Clara Lampe, Maxing Bryant and Austin Lytle, indicating a community directory or notice snippet.
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Glenn Sutera
Helen Hustad
Margaret Petersen
Robert Bryan
Thelma Chandler
Larjotte Broven
Lucilla Jacobs
Dwight Hil
Burt Crcutt
Drucella Diekhoff
Ar@ythe Witte
Walter Frost
Clara Lampe
Maxing Bryant
Austin’ Lytle
Wessington 4-H Club Reports Yearly Profit
Wessington 4-H club members review the past year noting seven members, May calf purchases, and care through summer. Gerald Croen earned second in the Junior fair first year class, Howard Sorenson won two firsts at the state fair and a team demonstration prize earning a trip to the National Dairy Show in St. Louis. The group closed records November 15 and reports a profit on calves.
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Wessington
Wessizetom Pioneer
Gerald Croen
Howard Sorenson
Howard
St. Louis
Wessington Girl Reserves Plan Christmas Pageant
The Wessington high school Girl Reserves met after school to plan a December church pageant and raise funds for the budget. Dorothy Bowman was named committee president, Viola Wakey assigned pageant parts, and members discussed Christmas services and a card drive. A Thanksgiving ceremony and gong service closed the meeting.
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Wessington High School
Dorothy Bowman
Viola Wakey
Bach
Girls Give Play At Wessinston Club Meeting
The Wessinston Grade Girl Reserve Club held a Wednesday after school meeting. Members presented a short world friendliness play. Six council members attended as guests. Ruth Hutchinson led devotions and a flag ceremony was observed.
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Wessinston
Clib
Council
Ruth Hutchinson
Iroquois seniors receive class rings with school symbol
The Iroquois high school class rings have the symbol adopted by the school. The ring centers on an Indian head with Troquois written above and Hinq School below. Newest members’ names appear on the ring sides, and the knwoledge lamp is used for the shank.
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Iroquoi High School
Hinh ‘School
Jefferson Club Meets With 13 Members Present
The Jefferson Girl Reserves met at the school Tuesday with 13 members present. Plans were made for next week when the girls will entertain their mothers with a program.
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Jefferson Club
Jefferson Girl Reserves
Clu
Atters School
Essay Contest Opens for Beadle County Youth
Beadle County Public Health association announced a regional essay contest for rural school students. Closing date is November 28 with prizes of 5, 3, and 1 dollars for essays up to 500 words on the topic Why Should People Buy Christmas Seals. Nellie M. Brunso, county superintendent, provided materials and teachers can share details.
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Beadle County
Beadle County Public Health Association
H. M. Cass
Jenith
Nellie M. Brunso
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Society Notes and Weddings
Twenty years ago in Huron, Pherhart planned eastward travel while Mee Bherbart would visit Chatunooga. Mr. Bherhart set Pittsburgh as a big destination. Invitations went out for the marriage of Misa Mana McGrath to Frank Colom at 9 a.m. Wednesday, November 24, at St. Martin’s Catholic Church. A Northwestern railroad claim department opened in Huron with W. G. Goodrich in charge, replacing Chicago and Omaha offices. The Chambers home on Moztana Street hosted a jolly Monday night surprise party with electric lighting themes and gifts for the bride, followed by refreshments. The West Side Whist Club enjoyed an evening at Mrs. C. J. Andereon’s, with Mrs. NM. He. Mahownald taking the head prize and refreshments served.
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Pherhart
Mee
Bherbart
Chatunooga
Tenon
Bherhart
Pittsburgh
Marriosa
Misa Mana
Chicago
Omaha
Huron
West Side
Mra. C. J
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Huron Publishing CO
B. Chan
H. J. Mitchell
Treas
Q. F. McCannon
Robert. D. Lusk
Snc
Postoffice of
S. D
Associated Press
Incal News
Acdit Bureau of Circulation
Cail
Rendecra
Furmlabing
Am Arrow
Lusk. Mitchell Newspapers
Dnc
Omaha World Herald
Family Journal
Hol Howe
Potato HI
Mr. Howe
Mindh
Mabel
Central
Hazel Christoffersen
Potter Boy
Walter Eggers
Dt. Werk
Carl
Entort
Louis “Lo Thompson
SEALS
Asteur
Gold Medal Dairy CO
Kansas
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