Who Bears Responsibility For Tariff Struggles Now
The article weighs who bears blame after Congress adjourned without tariff reform. It cites President Hoover and the Republican pledge for a special session to fix agricultural inequities, notes House and Senate divisions, and questions Senate Republicans led by Borah for blocking measures. It argues agricultural schedules would aid industry and cautions against rushing blame.
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Congress
Hoover
Republican Party
Federal Farm Board
House
Midwest
Senate
Coan
Borah
Public officials criticized for hindering farm board work
The speaker praises vision and courage to keep learning and willingness to cooperate with Hoover appointees while condemning Western senators for undermining the Federal Farm Board. The remarks urge support for agriculture and hope it avoids self-serving opposition.
Legion Charity Urges Winter Warmth Donations
The William Reaves post of the American Legion plans a clothing, fuel and food drive to aid the needy before Christmas. Legionnaires will collect items and deliver them to the Salvation Army for distribution to those in greatest need. The Huron community is urged to support the effort as cold weather arrives.
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Legionnaires
Salvation Army
Huron Legion
Good Sense by South Dakota Farm Bureau Endorses Federal Farm Board
The South Dakota Farm Bureau pledges support for the Federal Farm Board as a means to revive agriculture. The bureau expresses confidence in the federal body and notes that South Dakota farmers have progressed further in solving their problems than many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Federal Farm Board
South Dakota
Trials reveal flaws in U S justice system
Christian Science Monitor notes two Chicago cases highlight systemic issues. A laborer, Jim Pastorello, chased a pickpocket for 20 years despite bribes and court delays while risking his job. A banker, Frank Loomis, faced repeated court steps and grand jury delays. the jurors could not hear the suspect’s criminal record, leading to acquittal. Both show time, money, and procedural gaps in trials.
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United States
Jim Pastorello
Chicago
Pastorello
Christian Science Monitor
May Appes
Frank D. Loomis
Revie
Loomis
Duran
Loomiy
Bureau of Charities
A Worthy Creed and tariff views from Washington
The Brockings Register reports a Worthy Creed adopted by several papers emphasizing truthful fair news and leadership for progress. It notes President Hoover’s tariff stance, suggesting western lawmakers see him aligned with agricultural interests and cautious public statements on industrial rates.
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Washington
Hoover
Houre
Senate
Administration
Congress
Coolidge
Brockings Register
Radio Listings for November 27 Schedule and Stations
A dense OCR style rundown of radio programs across multiple stations. Listings mention WEF ASCII letters and various times, orchestras, singers, and programs across New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St. Louis and more. Includes evening concerts, news, dance hours, and station call signs with scattered program names.
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ABZ
Howard
Coffer
N3bc
S—Wex- Wir
Detroit
WOCO
Minneapolis-St, Paul
Rostams
KMOX
St. Louis
Tony Cabosch
4 H Boy Recalls St Louis Trip From Dairy Club
Howard Sorenson of the Pioneer Dairy Calf club at Wessington recounts the group’s trip to the 1949 National Dairy Show in St Louis. He and Jesse Hoberts earned the trip by demonstrating “Feeding for Milk Production” at the South Dakota State Fair and describe travel, arena grandeur, events, and club support in a spirited letter.
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Howard Sorenson
Pioneer Dairy Calf Club
Wessington
Et Louis
Jesse Hoberts
Howard
Wolsey
Canton
H. W. Jones
Brookings
Hal
St. Louis
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Mississippi River
Dairy Arena
Highlands
New Arena
St Louie
New York
Tows
Second Baptist Church of
King’s Hisu, Land
Erastus Wells
Mississippi
Rani
Javle
Wessington Pioneer Dairy Calf Club
Lee Smith
Roy A
St Louis
Adam Caldow Earns Money to Buy Calf
Adam Caldow, member of the Prairie Maid Dairy Calf club, earned a purebred Ayrshire calf as his project for the year by raising purebred pigs. Last year he belonged to a 4-H pig club and plans to continue pig projects this season while taking up dairy calf work.
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Adam Caldow
Prairie Maid
Adam
Wil
Sea Idea
Hedfield High presents The Cross-Eyed Partot comedy mystery
Redfield students stage a Friday evening play The Cross-Eyed Partot at the school auditorium with a varied cast led by Robert Hassell and Cayl White. Miss Lars Buswell directed, Kenneth Cavanaugh served as business manager, and Howard Bastias and John Selstger handled stage and electrical work. H Wy Jonesy announced eight free Junior Short Course trips for Beadie county shar members to Brookings in December. Busy Bee league of Curtis school elected officers with Mari Thompson as president and Charles Enger as vice president.
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H. Wy Jonesy
Beadie County
Brookings
Busy Bee League
Curtis School
Handcounty
Mari ‘Thompson
Charles Enger
Delarey Curis
Bias Curtis
Efiviser
4-H Club Congress Travel Schedule for Youth
The 4-H Club Congress travel plan for boys and girls to Chicago from November 29 to December 4 was released by BR. W. Jones. Groups depart by Northwestern Railway, with arrivals and overnight stays in Watertown and Brookings, detailing group leaders and included members across counties.
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Chicago
BR. W. Jones
Jeager
Sreup
Raitovember
Broaue
Broings
Groan
Central South
Afnie Verduet
Haosd
James Brooking
Salty
Herman Hange
Miller
Lawrence Feldaaus
Miner
Warren
Eggers
Potter
Alvin Bowers
Favik
Hazel Downing
Foy Way
Northwestern Railway
Norenbee
Watertown
Wi Jewwe
Anns Dempster
W. Palm
Ethel Kittermen
Spink County
Leona Schmidt
Clark County
Groun
Schedacle
H. M. Jones
Northwestern
Beadle County Essay Contest Extended to December 1
Beadle County Public Health association extends deadline for the essay contest to December 1. About 18 essays received. rural school students urged to submit by the new date. Prizes: 5, 3, and 1 dollars. Topic: Why Santa Poog le Buy Christmas Gifts. Information via Nellie Brusso at the county supervisor’s office. Essays must be 200 to 320 words.
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Beadle County
Public Heatth Association
LML
Cass
Direct Ru
Anout
Shavid Poogle
Nellie MM. Brusso
Callesa
Junior Citizens publish first issue and senior rings noted
Margaret Scott reports Sand Creek high school seniors receive rings as Amos I. Hadeliffe, class secretary, notes. The Junior Citizens publish their paper titled The Junior Citizen News with enthusiasm from the fifth and sixth grade reporters.
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Margaret Scott
Thetree Heights
Junior Citizen New
Wate
Sand Creek High School
Amos I. Hadeliffe
Prizes Offered for Christmas Stories by Young Citizen
Notices invite submissions of Christmas stories to The Young Citizen in Pierre with prizes for the two best entries. Entries must reach the paper’s office by November date. teachers are advised to help students prepare stories.
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Eccordius
Pierre
Negigter Unan
Miles Ag
Thanksgiving events and local life in Huron 20 years ago
Twenty years ago in Huron a Thanksgiving display of local life unfolds with performances at the college, plays featuring Elizabeth Evans and others, and civic projects at the Royal Hotel area. Residents Susie Lauters returns from Breaking, and Miss J E King along with Mrs A B Fairbank plan a New York City trip. Marriage anniversaries noted include Mr and Mrs Merman Weir marking twenty-five years.
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Bearey Pinch
Harwood
Northwestern
Huron
Costaln Bros
Prefa Verry
Romedy
Bebb
Elizabeth Evans
Nellie Pyle
Leo Borsh Belle Johnsten
Hoyt Hudson
Florence Brace
Cloush Hudson
May Pie
Kenior
Jenn Loststaff
Royal Hovel
de Nakute
Sohn McMahon
Elock
Zugsts
Anna Mes. Weir
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Treas
Ric Cannon
Hubert D. Lask
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Andri Bufesu
Ryes
Ita
Smortow
Lusk.mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Creed
Stayton
Mis
Herald
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Austin Daily Herald
Austin
RanDio
Central Standard
de la P.M
WEAF
York
NEC
Seba Galden Gee Voon
WFAA
KPRC
WEY
Hanpeis Bat Dewey
WGY
Seared
WYVF
Eambs Bremer
Paul Oliver
Selon Singers
Pmi Spitaimy
WWI
RSD
WOW
HAG
WABS
New-York
CBS Crain
WREC
WLAC
WISN
WFEM
WRRC
FMON
WMAQ
KMGX
IMEC
KOM
WGL
Wipn
WILAQ
WOWG
KNOX
EMEC
WCCO
Orchestra
WKAEC
WOWO
EMBC
Hussian Vilaze
WERC
Wiac
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Wifan
Waade
WSPD
ROIL
Wave Wood
WSZ
T86
NBC Chain
Amon
Andy
EDEA
WRENS
WTMJ
KSTP
Goliberg
Skexob
Sajure
Orchaie
Kyw
Wren
Rwoo Wey
Kfas Woory
RPRC
ST. Fah
Harry Kagen
Chawucer R. Demons
Comety
Lambert
Ilipoj
Wizard Stations
Siso
Kuka Wren
Aleo Biw
Nour of
Scumber
EDA
WEEN
Central
Clear Channel
Smith Family
WGN
WLIB
Anos Andy
Donce
Atftairs of
Havel Christofersen
Banns
Georgia
Shaw's Garden
Purina Mills
Las Tha
Lindbergs
Pearl Jensen
Leila Beck
Leake Preston High School
Ted
Mrs. Wi
Kage Pateh
Mildred Trousdale
Dorothy Petis
Walher Christianson
Luritle Stubbjaer
Asa
Pesnars
Westing~ House
Westinghouse
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