Regional Agricultural Credit Hopes Lift Middle West Farm Aid
The Agricultural Credit corporation is poised to aid midwest farmers by providing liberal loans to stockers and breeders, aiming to stabilize corn and grain prices and expand feeding operations. Observers expect seven percent interest and note potential benefits for beef cattle, feeding lambs, and breeding herds across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Corn Belt
Middlewest
Iowa
Middle West
La Follette Defeat Reflections on Wisconsin Tax Burden
The article analyzes Phil LaFollette’s gubernatorial renomination defeat in Wisconsin. It cites tax increases and liberal policy backlash as core reasons. Observers claim rising taxes and spending fueled voter discontent, with mentions of income tax impacts and business departures shaping the political mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Follette Dynasty
la Follette
Parker Pen
Chevrolet Motor
Commonwealth
Smnd
Lhawe
Governor Roosevelt warns on high taxes and spending
The statement argues high taxes fuel agricultural distress as government expenditures rise while national income shrinks. It claims many services are unaffordable, urging drastic curtailment to avoid a taxpayers strike. It notes Wisconsin's warning and cites Young LaFollette as a sign of political risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Young LaFollette
Coolidge Named to Railroads Economic Study Panel
President Coolidge will join a nonpartisan commission to survey railroad finances and propose remedies. The group includes railroad men, bankers, publishers, economists, and a former Federal Farm Board chairman, forming a formidable talent pool to tackle the carriers’ ills. The piece notes Coolidge’s known prudent economy and questions whether his analytic skills will solve railroad problems amid decades of tension over competition, subsidies, and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Cov
Ridge
McKee Seen As Model of Reform In New York
The Watertown Public Opinion lauds Mayor Joseph McKee of New York for challenging Tammany graft, cutting salaries, removing graft-tainted officials, and aiming to save taxpayers millions annually. It urges continued reform to stand against graft and asks if New York will back his stand or return to the old crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKees
Watertown
Joseph McKee
New York
Jimmy Walker
All America
Mires
America
McKee
Roosevelt Praises Senator Hiram Johnson in California
In Sacramento Governor Roosevelt lauded United States Senator Hiram Johnson as a brave progressive leader. He contrasted Johnson with the Republican line, noting Johnson’s independence, and mused that if Johnson were a Democrat Roosevelt might admire him as Wilson admired Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Johnson
Sioux City Journal
Sacramento
California
United States Senate
Hiram Johnson
Tvilera
Chicago
James M. Cox
Woodrow Wilson
Jim Reed
Missouri
Greed and Crime at Social Work Conference
Minneapolia Journal reports Judge Andrew Bruce of Northwestern University explains rising greed and disrespect for authority as root causes of crime. He notes jealousy between genders and the worship of wealth, power, and pleasure ahead of ideals, criticizing educators for failing to address widespread wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolia Journal
Social Work
University Farm
Andrew Bruce
Northwestern University
Bose
Girls Learn to Beautify Rooms and World Busy
Miss Harriet Carson discusses how Girl Reserves explore making things and global interdependence. A banquet themed around nations featured a world map and a light globe to show economic ties and labor behind everyday articles, illustrating how regions and processes shape common items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Carson
Besdhe County
America
Tropics
Miss Carson
Neca
Former Lumber Jack Addresses Cavour Students
Members of the Good Citizens club in the intermediate grades heard M. Daley discuss lumber camps and saw mills of Oregon and British Columbia, linking the talk to the club's lumber unit in the new course of study. Mike Martin supported the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Citizens Club
Cavour
M. Daley
Oregon
Brits Columbia
Mike Martin
Dakota Belles Club Leader Attends Meeting
Beadle county Dakota Bellest-H Foods club sent Mins Mikired Lyman to the 4-H club leaders meeting in Huron this week. County agent FR A Caye spoke on club events for the season and H M Jones outlined completing the club project. Mine Hazel Christoffersen of the Huronite spoke on junior short course coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Bellest-H Foods Club
Beadle County
Huron
Mins Mikired Lyman
Beatie
Sean
Oviatt
Minnehaha Troop 5 Plans Fall Projects
Minnetonka Boy Scouts troop 5 met at the Methodist church to plan fall activities. The Troop's projects include Pine Hill, squirrel studies, and a warbler stunt. Leaders urged fall activities as the business season arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha Troop
Methodist Church
Minnetonks
Lucky Tigers
Squtrel
Warblers
Wears
Viviem Anders
Toad” Bate
Latimer Wins Payne Scholarship for Washington Study
Margaret Latimer of Vivian South Dakota leaves for Washington to study nine months in the Department of Agriculture under the Payne fund scholarship. Her 4-H work, including a trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago and a SD State College scholarship, honors her as the first SD club member to win this national award.
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Margaret Latimer
Vivian
Margaret
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Payne Fund
New York City
Miss Latimer
Lyman County
Chicago
South Dakota State College
Onida
Bureau of Home Economics and Extension Service
Washington
United States
South Dakota
Spink 4-H Girl Wins Prizes At Fair This Year
A Spink county 4-H member recalls organizing the Le Delle Little Ladies club in 191, learning to sew and make garments. She notes winning three ribbons at county achievement day, later forming the Peter Pan club, making several garments, and earning two seconds a third at the county fair plus a fifth at the state fair for a cotton ensemble dress. She praises club leaders and steady attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Churton
Spink County
le Delle Little Ladies
Ruth Kirwnan
Peter Pan Club
I Mare
Huron Girl Scouts Visit Iroquois For First Class Scout
Secajawea Troop 2 met at the Presbyterian church to plan a visit to Iroquois Girl Scouts honoring an Iroquois girl to be invested as a first class scout. Eleven first class scouts and 27 girls attended. activities included knot tying, signalling, home nursing merit badge work, scrapbacks planning, and a closing song lineup revised by troop leaders.
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Iroquoi
Secajawea Troop
Presbyterian Church
Geneva LeValley
Saca~gawea Troop 2
Creva Brown
Titanka Troop
Kathleen Conner
Minnehaha Troop
Joyce Anderson
Doris Peterson
Batty Martin
Mary Jean Scruby
Moerjory Hil
Leutenant
F. B. White
Kronp
Alpena Leaders Name Assistants At Meet
Alpena leaders named assistants at a school meeting studying artificial respiration. Patrols demonstrated first aid stunts like artificial respiration and electric shock, with leaders selecting assistants for each unit. Joyce Tebay will be aided by Harriet Carey for Woodchuck patrol. Esther Evan will have Georgia Aisenbrey for the squirrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Tebay
Harriet Carey
Esther Evan
Georgia Aisenbrey
Theda Leighten
Mixed Indian and Greek Clues Puzzle Across and Down
A dense, scrambled crossword style puzzle list mixes numeric clues with mis-typed words and scattered proper nouns. It includes references to India, railway stations, leaders, and various definitions, presenting a mosaic of partial entries and ambiguous hints without a coherent solution.
Whittier Teague members recount basement renovation details
John Kouf of the Whittier Teague of Beadle county recalls the project plans and contributions. Meredith Watson supplied varnish and sandpaper, Donald Williams brought a saw. The group moved to the basement and cut three boards per step during the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kouf
Whittier Teague
Beadle County
Meredith Watson
Donald Williams
Jeageuer
Roads In S D Fair To Good Across State
South Dakota highway department reports main routes in fair to good condition. Maintenance aided by rain, with gravel roads often improving. many sections show gravel and oil surface progress, detours noted around construction from Pierpont to Groton and other corridors.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Highway Department
Minnesota
Webster
Fair
Bristol
West Day County
Pierpont
Groton
Aberdeen
Ipswich
Mcbridge
McIntosh
Thunderhawk
North Dakota
West Devel
Watertown
Henry
Clark
Frankfort
Redfield
Gettysbirge
Eagle Butte
Dupree
Belle Fourche
Ree Heights Freshmen Triumph in Week of Fun Games
Ree Heights reports the freshmen endured light initiation with green caps and pranks but earned a party honor after a week’s athletic events. They won a tug of war volleyball and relay contest and will be celebrated Thursday evening in the school gym by the sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Sophamore
Road conditions report through South Dakota and neighboring states
A transportation summary lists road surfaces and conditions along major routes from west of Tyndall to Sioux City, noting gravel, pavement, and oil surfaces. Entries mention towns such as Mitchell, Huron, Aberdeen, Pierre, Brookings, Yankton area, and connections to U S Highways 83 and 1, with condition notes (good, fair, rough, poor) and occasional detours.
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U.S. 1
Minnesota
Brookings
Volga
Cavour
Huron
Wolsey
Pierre and Philip
U. S. 16
Midland
Rapid City
U.S. 16
Custer Battlefield
Sioux
Falls
Sioux Falls
Stanley
Canistota
Bridgewater
Mitchel
Ethan
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Kimball
Chamberlain
Murdo
Kadoka
U.S. 14
Sturgis
Wyoming Line
Black Hills
Canton
Davis
Lake Andes
Bonesteel
Herrick
Burke
Oit
Dallas
White River
Edgemont
Dakota Line
Tyndall
Deland
Fair
North Dakota Line
U.S. 281
Nebraska
Wheeler and Platte
Aberdeen
North Dakota
U.S
Wevela
U. S. Io Earth
Winner
Jordan
Presho
Vivien
Pierre
Fierra
Gettysburg
Selby
Milbank
Clear Lake
Lone Tree
Renner
Slowx Falls
Beresford
Eik Point
Elk Point
Sioux City
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago events in Huron include Dr W H Thrall traveling to Sioux City for a meeting Rev Robert Ketzie heading to Volga for a Presbytery session Mrs A F Millee returning from Minneapolis Attorney A K Gardner back from Pierre on business Julian Blount journeying from Watertown to Wolsey for court matters Mrs May Lindholm of Lead visiting Gessie Barrows now employed by Fleming Pry Goods Co Mrs Henry Perriton hosting Happy Hour Bridge club with high score by Mrs Briggs Florence Whalen traveling to Omaha for a family wedding and local social notes
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W. H. Thrall
Astersx
Sioux City
Robert Ketzie
Volga
Presbytery
A. FP. Millee
Minnyapolis
A. K. Gardner
Pierre
Julian Blount Ders
Watertown
W. A. Jaiis
Wolsey
Taylor
May Lindholm
Lead
Gessie Barrows
Fleming Pry. Goods Company
Henry Perriton
Happy Hour Bridge Club
Briggs
Florence
Whalen
Omaha
Pierro
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P. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Jim
Mead el Nowhere
Associated Pres
Alwaye
Tedey
Lusk. Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Central
Ino
Lumber Jack
Dakota Belles Club
Spink
Iroquois
Alpena
India
Enlil
Tiedian Empire
West Point
S. D
Sisseter Leola
Pravel
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