Debate Over Federal Farm Board’s Value to Farmers
Public interest questions the Farm Board’s impact as critics note misjudged wheat pricing and large stockpiles. The article recounts purchases of 329.6 million bushels costing 270 million dollars, with 199.7 million left, and discusses the board’s role in cooperative marketing and potential dissolution without ending drought-era grain support.
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Federal Farm Board
Alexander Legge
Farm Board
Brazil
Germany
China
Statehood for Cities Sparks Economic Debates
Economists in states with large cities push statehood for cities like New York Chicago and Detroit arguing rural areas would be freer from metro dominance. They claim metros tax less per capita while controlling state policy, noting similar dynamics in Michigan Minnesota Missouri and South Dakota presents contrast with Sioux Falls.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
Llingis
Michigan
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Missoi
South Dakota
Beadle County
Sioux Falls
A laudable sentiment for Black Hills history
A South Dakota editorial praises the respect for pioneers in Black Hills towns and urges recognition of early settlers while noting regional efforts to honor history. It congratulates Governor Green on seed loan efforts to aid manganese region farmers near Chamberlain and calls for government seed assistance if crops fail.
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Black Hills
Chambers of Commerce
Hilla
Hills
Green
What is Economy in the Christian Science Monitor
The article discusses a radio hour speech defining economy as wise income distribution and the need to spend for worthy causes. It argues against rigid parsimony, urges releasing capital, and frames economy as a symbol of confidence and prudent investment rather than fear and indecision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Dolara
Washington
US Keeps Hands Off Far East Conflict
Washington assures no US entry into Far East disputes despite Japan’s moves in Manchuria. Dawes reports to League of Nations that Uncle Sam will not threaten force while American goods offices continue war avoidance. Informants say administration resists coercive measures and diplomacy dominates, amid rumors of prosecutions for spreading nerves and bank run fears.
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Sioux City Tribune
Far East
United States
Washington
Japan
Dawes
League of Nations Ariting
Paris
League
Uncle Sam
Orient
Uncle Siem
al le
Huron Scout Is Honored At Meets
Jack Newalar honored at a troop party as Huron Scout troop 5 celebrates with a round of games. Prizes include a first aid kit for Jack Newman and a miniature Eagle badge for Gerald Snedigar. Event features refreshments, bugling, and a Sucker Night joke contest concluding at 9 50.
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Jack Newalar
Heron
Sioux City
Fred C. Envers
Eugéne Theimer
Gerand Irving Avelrad
John Lynch Arali Genre Schmidt
Ind
Irad
Fou
Rell
Mr. Eggers
Maurice Goordy
Dick Hill
Douglas Cone
Jack ‘Newman
Forrest Nelson
Glenn’ van Winkle
Froteri Harris
Eugene Theimer
Jar
Maurice Anderson
Donald Schroder
Allen Oviatt
Howard
Aselrad
Jack Newmars
Panther Patrol
Camp DaKoTah
Newman
Jack Newman
Scoutminster Gowdy
Egeers
Gerald Snedigar
Area
Gerald
Snedigar
Samuel Shaw
Persoraal
Prepare For Job Advices From Leaguer John Wintle
John Wintle of Willing Workers Y C L Rend school Hendle county urges thorough preparation for any occupation. He says lack of money should not block schooling, work through and later attend college, then seek guidance from top professionals in the field. Well preparation reduces required experience and improves chances of success.
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Leaguer
John Wintle
Willing Workers Y. C. L
Rend School
Hendle County
Sacajawea Scouts Tour Huronite Printing Office
About 49 Sacajawea scouts toured the Huronite printing office at 3 p.m. on a Wednesday. Jack Frost, city editor, and Gladys White, scout reporter, explained steps from collection to printing. Mrs B F White led, and three scouts earned attendance stars: Joyce Ander on, Beryl Becker, and Gladys.
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Jack, Frost
Mys
Gladys White
Frost
BF. B. White
Cirl Scout Organization
Presbyterian Church
Hurontte
Jesserie
Joyce Anderon
Beryl Becker
Gladys
Northwestern trips for twenty clubbers to Chicago expo
Twenty boys and girls from South Dakota, winners of the Chicago end, will join North Western railway on a trip to Chicago. They will attend the International Livestock Exhibition to be held November 30 to December 5 in the city. Grace Wee and Pinter haga and aide are among the winners.
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Northwestern
South Dakota
Chicago
North Western Railway
Grace Wee
Pinter Haga
Aide
4-H Club Pins Emphasize Achievement Levels
South Dakota 4-H members can earn bronze pins after completing projects, silver pins for rival club or community champions, and gold pins for county or project champions. Pins are in stock and available at cost through the State College Extension Service.
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South Dakota
Cellege Extension Service
Beadle 4-H Champ Heads To National Congress
Grace Wessels, Wolsey 4-H club girl and Beadle county champion, departs for Chicago to attend the National 4-H Club Congress. She recalls joining sewing and canning clubs from 1928 to 1931, earning prizes, leading demonstrations, and two silver medals at the State Fair, noting harder times but intent to continue.
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Grace Wessels
Wolsey
Chicago
Beadle
Miss Wessels
N. E. Harper
Johnnie Peterson
Alice McHiidz
Marion Mann
County Snd
Thia
Wea
Alica McBride
Jefferson Reserves Plan Candy Sale
Two new members joined the Jefferson school Girl Reserve club at a Monday afternoon meeting. The group decided to hold a candy sale at the upcoming PTA meeting. The session featured hand craft work under Mrs. L Paulson with Girl Reserve songs sung at the close.
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Jefferson Reserves
Jefferson School
Virginia Dumdey
L. Paulson
Warn Students To Bring Lots Of Cash In Paris Study Plan
Paris officials warn American students planning a year in Paris must bring from 120 dollars to 1500 dollars plus a return ticket upon arrival. They caution self funding through work in French universities is largely impossible due to new alien worker laws and job scarcity. Despite costs, Sorbonne hosts more foreign students than last year. A high school in Tahako Texas sits outside the city limits on what was once nearby.
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Paris
America
Tahako
Tex
Napoleon Question MORIZONTAL 2 And Where Did Napoleon Suffer A Defeat
A fragment puzzle style list includes terms like hydro-carbons, noble ranks, and common words. It references a naval or military question about Napoleon’s decisive defeat and interleaved clues across subjects, with entries on anatomy, chemistry, and geography.
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Morizontal
Great Britain
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Clarence Stewart returned from Minneapolis for Thanksgiving with his parents while Ralph Longstaff came from Pierre to join family festivities. 2 W. D. Miller arrived home from a hunting trip in Minnesota and Canada. Grace Chenoweth of Wolsey visited Miss Cassie Holbrook. Superintendent F N Stewart left for Pierz on business. A license issued to H B Van Winkee and Leila Glennon for a marriage to be held tomorrow. WA Townsend left for a day of business in Iroquois. W J Rossman worded a business trip to youth. Mrs C A Keeles left for Slows City for an over Sunday visit. Mrs John J Greene left for Pierre to visit her mother. Ernest Wintie departed for a trip.
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Clarence Stewart
Minneapolis
Ralph Longstaff
Pierre
John Longstaff
W. D. Miller
Minnesota
Canada
Twin Cities
Grace Chenoweth
Wolsey
Cassie Holbrook
F. N. Stewart
Pierze
Leila Glennon
WA. Townsend
Iroquois
W. J. Rossman
C. A. Keeles
John J. Greene
Ernest Wintie
Redfield Takes On Expanded Territory Between Redfield and Gettysburg
Redfield will begin work in a new territory added to his regular route, expanding duties between Redfield and Gettysburg. The change broadens his assigned area and workload.
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Redfield
Gettysburg
Welsh Singers to Perform at USD Auditorium
University of South Dakota will host the Welsh Singerist Singers in Slagle auditorium on Friday December 4 at 8 pm. The group, a 12 man a capella ensemble directed by R Festyn Davies, has earned world recognition and will perform selections from a repertoire of 100 famous songs. The program opens with The March of the Men from Harleck and each singer will be introduced from the stage.
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Harleck
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Lusk
Chamberlain
Russia
Contra
Hazel Christoffersen
Troop
Ihele
Champ
CPL
Huron
R. A. Stratton
Patit
National Bank OF Huron “Constructive Banking
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