Fortunes Dwindle as Dynasties Fail in America
The article cites John T. Flynn noting wealth increases in the United States produce many fortunes that do not endure beyond a generation. It cites Carnegie and Frick as examples, with their fortunes shrinking after death, and argues that today’s millionaires are largely new and unlikely to form lasting dynasties as corporations challenge inherited wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
John T. Flynn
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Clay Frick
Gould and Armour
Flynn
Mitchell Republican Sees McMaster Defeat as Democracy Test
The Mitchell Republican admits Senator McMaster’s loss to Bulow and criticizes voters for ing ratitude. It notes Bulow’s election and cites county surveys showing McMaster ahead in some areas. The paper questions Bulow’s record and forecasts potential party shifts and future editorial positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Wiliam H. McMaster
W. J. Bulow
Senate
McMaster
Mtchell
Bulow
Bulew
United States
Evening Republican
Evening Heronite
Rcord
South Dakota
Wall
Bulow Chosen to Push Progressive Reform in Senate
The senate declined swift action and instead chose Bulow to deliver progress, urging urgent reform and alignment beyond party labels. The Evening Huronite endorses Bulow if he achieves results for South Dakota, regardless of what label he wears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bulow
Hucanite Ix
Jth
South Dekota
Mugwump
Bill Bulow
Rails Trust In Growth As New Equipment Arrives
J J Bennet, president of Chesapeake and Ohio Lines, argues in the railroad magazine that fresh locomotives and cars signal confidence in the business future. He says the fleet investment will boost service, cut costs, and provide employment, proving belief in sustained demand despite pessimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio Lines
J. J. Bennet
Safest air travel on scheduled airlines in 1930 proves strong safety gains
Commerce department figures for the first half of 1930 show regular commercial flights safer than ever, with one fatal accident per 3,000,000 miles. Crashes rise in other flying, as many inexperienced pilots with new wings are deployed. The advice urges flying only with established carriers on regular routes with veteran pilots, avoiding barnstormers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
South Dakota to elect two Congressmen for ten years
The Pierre Capital Journal argues South Dakota will elect two congressmen for a decade regardless of future population changes. It weighs districting options, favors a west eastern split with the western district as the first, predicts Royal Johnson and Gladys Pyle as likely candidates, and notes western districts may gain coal, minerals, and hydroelectric development alongside inland waterway growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Capital Journal
South Dakota
Hughes County
Washington
Royal Johnson
Gladys Pyle
Christopherson
Miss Pyle
American Royal Livestock Show Highlights Youth Progress
About 3000 farm students attend the American Royal Livestock show showcasing youth merit across clubs, schools, and classes. A calf class of 200 winners from over 5,000 reared by boys and girls demonstrates competition, cooperation, and practical farming leadership. The piece also notes building permits in South Dakota towns and a State College tax discussion highlighting real estate burdens and attendance trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Department of Agricultural Endeavor
South Dakota 4 H Club Plans Junior Short Course
South Dakota 4 H members plan to attend the seventh annual Junior Short Course at Brookings December 27 to 31. About 50 Central South Dakota youths will win trips via Huronite news writing contests and others will attend as local club guests. The program features farming and homemaking instruction led by State College faculty, with lectures on livestock, dairy, clothing, home economics, music, and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Brookings
Central
Huronite
Hand Hyde
Hughes
Spink
Sully
Buttata
Potter
Miner
Sanborn
Jerauld
Clack
Kingsbury
Beadie
Foul
H. M. Jones
Mr. Jones
State College
United States
Chib
KEDY
Attem
Armong
Polly John Wen
Jumder
Feemers
St Paul
Pugidey
Dean Laresi
Anderton
Dea Cullen
Stave College
Mize Hawet Christoffersen
Affeiraaf
Te Stete
HM. Jones
Chiba
Vernon Ashley and the Busy Workers 4-H Club
Vernon Ashley recalls a summer with the Busy Workers 4-H Club of Buffalo County. He describes leaders Mr. Wells and Mr. Westlake, officers Johny Wells and Isabelle Saul, and garden work growing carrots beets onions tomatoes cabbages while grasshoppers damaged crops. A planned Bad Lands trip was postponed due to the driver’s illness. members planned to bring blankets money and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers 4-H Club
Buffalo County
Vernon
Ashley
Wm. Wells
Westlake
Johny Wells
Isabelle Saul
Scouts Pass Tests At Regular Meeting
Nine tests were passed at the Huron Boy Scouts regular meeting held last week. Twenty-two Scouts attended with three officials, plus a troop inspector and one not yet joined. Signals instruction given for First Class hopefuls. Five first aid tests for second class passed by Royal Janish, Samuel Shaw, Glennon Van Winkle, Wendal Parless and Don Schroder. Van Winkle and Jack Newmar passed thrift tests for First Class. Maurice Anderson passed knife and hatchet test for second class, Forest Nelson partial Tenderfoot tests. All tests were completed by Assistant Scoutmaster Hill except the last two, which Mr. Kindley completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Royal Janish
Samuel Shaw
Glennon van Winkle
Wendal Parless
Don Schroder
van Wink
North Huron Girls Organize U Bet I Can 4 H Club
The North Huron U Bet I Can 4 H Cooking club held its first meeting at Gwendolyn Harvey's home. Gwendolyn named Geraldine Everts president Eleonore Nielsen vice president Glennyier Marks secretary Vera La Craft treasurer Fannie Burger song leader Dorothy Burger cheerleader and Gwendolyn Harvey reporter. Enrollment reached 100 percent and Geraldine Everts and Gwendolyn Harvey will attend the Junior Short Course in Brookings in December. Mrs Bert Macks reported on prizes won by the girls over the past three years noting a total of 57 dollars. Refreshments followed with music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Huron
Cooking Club of
Gwendolyn Harvey
Fourth Street
N. E
Gwendolyn Said
Geraldine Everts
Eleonore Nielson
Glennyier Marks
Vera la~ Craft
Fannie Burger
Dorothy Burger
Brookings
Bert Macks
Recognition Service for Wilson Girl Reserves
The Wilson school Girl Reserves held a recognition ceremony at Mrs. Hocking's home last week with VW girls present. The new recognitions went to Thais Wood Evelyn O'Dell Clara Jacobson Florence Moore and Olen Tevick. Mothers and teachers attended and Clara Jacobson Florence Moore served lunch after games.
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Wilson School
Hocking
Cecilia Passenheim
Thais Wood
Evelyn O'Dell
Clara Jacobson
Florence Moore
Olen Tevick
Moore
Youngkon
O'Dell
Brandyard
Passenhiwim
Raymond Hess
Leota van Ornum
Costume Prize Won By Virginia Langland at Hard Time Party
Virginia Langland was voted most appropriately dressed at the junior high Girl Reserve hard time party held in November at the WC A cottage. The event featured games and stunts with penalties for those who failed to dress for hard times. A recognition service for new members closed the meeting attended by 50 girls led by Ora Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Langland
Ora
Oakland
Merchants urged to hire jobless city girls
A local women's club launches a campaign on November 2 to employ jobless girls in the city. Merchants will be asked to hire extra clerical help, with names of unemployed girls provided to support themselves and dependent relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchenty Wall
Weesen
Viborg youth patents wire stretcher tool in Minneapolis
Emil Neson, once a Viborg youth, now in Minneapolis, has patented a wire stretcher invention that lightens and patches wire fences. The handy tool appears to find a ready sale and gain popular use among fence repairers and rural suppliers.
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Viborg
Noy
Vibors
Emil Neson
Minne Spolis
Commander Byrd to Honor Madison Scouts
Five Madison boys of Troop 14 will receive the Eagle Scout rank at a special court of honor by Admiral Byrd. Named are Leslie Highie, Richard Hollister, Burton Ketcham, Lawrence Wagner, and Verne Barker. Another Eagle Scout from the troop, Alenel Lehreeder, will be awarded a bronze star by Admiral Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commander Byrd
Madison Scouts
Madison
Scous
Eage Scout
Admiral Byrd
Special Area Court of Honor
Leslie Highie
Richard Hollister
Burton Ketcham
Lawrence Wagner
Verne Barker
Alenel Lehreeder
Will
Adiairal Bord
Open Forum on Farm Policy and Wheat Prices in Tulare
Jim Resh of Tulare S. I argues against government boards spending millions to regulate agriculture. He denounces the Farm Board and calls for abolition or loaned funds, urging support for local merchants and higher consumer buying of wheat to equalize prices. He recalls Hoover era price fixes and questions efficiency of federal agencies.
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Brat Fo
Farm Board
Fundamen
Wrnter
Department of Agriculture
Minneapolis
Hoover
George Wright
Persom
Jim Resh
Tulare, S. 1
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron a string of small items are recorded. Kev Pearse Pinch visits Matkato Minnesota for a few days. Mrs H B Van Winkle and daughter Gladys return from Sion City. Eckies home quarantined for scarlet fever. Ethel Eckies and Mrs Ringerdort noted in horse care. A birth is reported for Forney to a university student, with Vermilion events and Mexican affair mentioned. Crawford’s trip to Manion and Golden Colorado, Peter at the State School of Mines. Nellie McSweeney arrives from Rockford to visit M B Tout. Clyde Stone collects school child donations for Sioux Falls children’s home totaling F271 from four schools. About 1500 Santa Monica high school students raise aviation training funds in 23 counties.
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Kev. Pearse Pinch
Matkato
Minn
H. B. van Winkle
Misa Gladys
Sion City
Charles M. Eckies
Nebraska Street
Ethel-Eckies
Mira
W. M. Ringedort
Friede van Dalsels
Forney
University of South
de Kate
Vermilti
Snd
United
Sixa
Crawford
Che Manion
Jim
Golden
Colo
Peter
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Trey
AapcVon
Hazel Christo
Editer
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Pierre
Pierce
Tate E
Emi
Sioux Fells
State-Pierre
Pugsiey
Pugsley
George Washington
Ohio State
Praefescoc Christenapp
Cetil
Eichler
Jones
Washington, D. C
Vernon Ashley
Voltaire
Sindete
Santa Monica
Cal
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