Empire Free Trade Versus Protection Sparks Tariff Debate
The British Imperial conference debates tariffs as empire free trade clashes with protective measures. Dominions resist full opening, fearing losses to their own manufacturing and agricultural sectors while Britain weighs historical shifts toward or away from protection. The issue could shape the next general election and future policy.
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London
Edward VII
Great Britain
League of Nations
Lord Beaverbrook
Viscount Rothermere
United Empire
United States of America
United States of Europe
Aristide Briand
India
Argentina
Lloyd George
Empire Free Trade Delights British Leaders
The piece notes a shift toward empire free trade among laborites and conservatives, with Philip Snowden a strong free trader and Prime Minister MacDonald unsure. It cites that in the prior year the United States sent 18 percent of exports to Canada, 16 percent to Great Britain and the Irish Free State, 4 percent to Australia and New Zealand, and about 5 percent to other British empire regions, totaling over 40 percent to the empire.
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Empire Free Trade
Philip Snowden
MacDonald
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Irish Free State
Australia
New Zealand
British Empire
Increased Interest the Goal in 4-H Club Work
A Kingsbury county farmer questions the value of 4-H and extension projects if they overly concentrate on one activity. The piece argues broad farm engagement should grow as youth participate, noting animals and farm life tie into overall progress and interest. Leaders believe 4-H drives broader farm involvement.
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de Smet News
Kingsbury County
State College
Bobby Jones The Machine Hypothesis In Golf
A Minneapolis Tribune commentary asserts Bobby Jones has ascended beyond mere human prowess after winning his fourth major of the year at Merion. It contrasts his flawless play with human fallibility, proposing the “machine hypothesis” to explain his unmatched consistency across major championships.
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Bobby Jones
Minneapolis Tribune
Mr. Ruth
Merion
Atlanton
Bobby
Mr. Jones
St. Andrews
Holyoke
Interlachen
Postage Debate Lets Franks Pay for Campaign Speech Mail
The Hot Springs Star criticizes franked political mail as campaign propaganda funded by Uncle Sam. It urges voters to expose senators or representatives who back higher postal charges while allowing free campaign mail. The piece calls for public accountability at the next session.
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Hot Springs Star
Black Hills
Wader
Congressional Campaign Committee
Uncle Sem
Washington
Peaches for the Poor Aid From California Surplus
The Omaha World Heral d notes a carload of California surplus peach butter shipped in gallon cans to be distributed at cost to charities. An economic committee aims to prevent waste by supplying the poor, while supporting peach growers by maintaining prices. The piece mocks selling surplus wheat similarly and jokes about Mr. Tenge returning to harvest work.
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Omaha World-Herald
America
Omaha
California
Tenge
Local Firms Back 1930 4-H Program Cash Awards
Central South Dakota 4 H clubs gain nearly 900 dollars in prizes from Huron business and professionals to fund trips for youth. Winners include Lyle Barton from Huron and eight scouts who attended Camp Da Ke Tah and Lake Okoboji trips. The program, run by The Evening Huronite, funds 50 trips for Juniors Short Course at Brookings and supports club news writing as entry.
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South Dakota
State College
Huron Business
Lyle Barton
Hoy
Huron Troop 3
Minnesota
Camp da Ke Tah
Pierre
Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Lake Okoboji
Iowa
Lake Enemy
Evening Huronite
Ciren
Huron
Huronite
National Bank of Huron
Home Owned Stores, Inc
John 2. Sauer
Jawser Howes and Temmoey
Deere Snd Webber Co. Beach and Dickinson
Betis Osteopathic Clinic
B. F. Kerr
George A. Youel
Bynes
Markey
Dekota Central Telephone Co.Geyerman’s Btene DB
Urquhart and Sons
F Hughes Buscksmith
Shi
Huren Deicy Products Co
Gagvan's
Tee Cream Factor
Fairment Creamery
Huron Lumber Co
Armour and Company
Montgomery
Ward & Co. Swift & Co
Dairy Buck, Bros. Farmers Co-op
Jay Spink
George W. Wright
Anderson Lumber Co
McClaskey
C. H. Walker
Northwestern Public Service Co
J.C. Peonex Company
George C. Hunt
J. H. Mahaffey
Central
Brookings
Damrosch Plans Review Program for School Children
NBC announces a Walter Damrosch music appreciation series review program for children in grades 3 and 4. The final concert of series A B and C will be a recap of earlier works with titles held until May. The 12 concerts run October to April focusing on instruments and musical themes.
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Walter Damrosch
National Broadcasting Company
Damrasch
Myers To Speak At Secretaries Meet In Huron
Paul K. Myers secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce will speak at the South Dakota Commercial Secretaries convention in Huron October 7 8 He will report on the 1930 national institute for secretaries at Evanston Ill Roy L Emry of Huron will discuss the South Dakota Tax conference W J Clarke of Huron a state highway commission member also speaks
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Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota Commercial
Huron
National Institute For Secretaries
Evanston
Roy L. Emry
South Dakota
W. J. Clarke
State Highway Commission
Textile Talks For Tulare 4-H Merry Stitchers
Textile demonstrations were given at a Merry Stitchers 4-H club meeting in Tulare at Jean Binger home on September 27. Dorothy Simons presented on cotton textiles for second year girls, Lois Peterson demonstrated wool textile study, and plans were made for the next meeting at Miss Peterson home on October 25.
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Tulare
Merry Stitchers 4-H Club
Jean Binger
Lars Peterson
Cub
Rs Relcall
Dorothy Simons
Lois Peterson
Miss Peterson
American Legion Helps Girls And Boys Start Herd
Howard Goehring of Hazelton North Carolina recalls joining a pig club run by American Legion boys after lacking a 4-H club nearby. He describes raising 18 purebred pigs, sharing many with other youths, and winning prizes at a June stock show including a first for Le Bron pigs and a sitter weighing four months.
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Howard Goehring
Hazelton
N. C
American Legion Boys
Legion
LeBron
Scouts urged to earn Byrd decorations in South Dakota
Scout Executive Fred C. Eggers calls Haron and central South Dakota scouts to work for promotions to receive decorations from Admiral Richard Byrd at the statewide Sioux Falls court of honor on November 26. Two more Huron court sessions remain October 23 and November 24 before the meeting.
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Byrd
Fred C. Eggers
Haron
South Dakota
Admiral Richard Byrd
Court of Honor
Sioux Balls
Huron Court of Honor
Sioux Falls
Admiral Byrd
Mr. Eggers
Wilson Girls Name Reserve Officers
Evelyn Odell was named president of the Wilson Girls Reserve Officers at a Monday after school meeting. Carrine Bowe is vice president Marie Peterson secretary Irene Bowers treasurer. Irene Bowers to assist as treasurer. Twenty girls attended as Mrs Don Georgia spoke on expectations.
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Evelyn Odell
Une Wilson
Irene Hale
Alice Yankin
Carrine Bowe
Marie Peterson
Irene
Bowers
Girl Reserve
Don Georgia
Yymond Hess
van Ormp
Texas Boy Scouts Have Snappy Line
Eagle Scouts Bill Ervin and Staney Button of San Angelo Texas host a radio segment on KGKL under the duo Dot and Dash They showcase a quick vaudeville style routine to promote Scouting The San Angelo area serves as a hub for Lane Scouts in Texas aiming to recruit boys in distant communities into local troops
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Bill Ervin
Staney Button
San Angelo
Tex
Eagle
KGKL
Stanley
I. ¥. Corley
Huron
Sutton
Redfield
Ter
KGKD
Lane Scouts
Texas
Long Scout
Harbin English Requirement Shapes Job Prospects
In Harbin, English is essential for most workers in the industrial and administrative center of Manchuria. Agents, salesmen, clerks, and other staff struggle to find work without basic English, while English language newspapers attract Russian, Chinese, and Western readers. The English trend began roughly a decade ago with Russian White Army remnants, splitting refugees into those who could afford travel and those who stayed, both groups learning English to improve employment prospects.
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Harbin
Manchuria
America
Europe
Bonilla 4-H Clubbers Discuss Dairy Topics Meeting
Bonilla Butter Boosters 4-H members gathered September 24 at Carl French home to discuss How to Take Care of Baby Calves with 16 members and 12 visitors present. County Agent R Cage spoke on Testing Milk and Feeding for Milk Production with Farl Peterson Rome set for October 27.
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Bonilla Butter Boosters
Carl French
Rena Walton
R. Cage
F. B. Mel Kichan
Dorothy Atkinson
Farl- Peterson
Rome
Resolution Approving Water Main Special Assessment
The City Engineer’s August 19 1930 assessment roll for Dakota Avenue South from 15th Street to 150 feet north of 18th Street confirms charges on each lot and parcel as payment for the water main construction under the April 3 1930 contract with Tuttle and Furgeson. The resolution approves the assessment, designates bearing parcels, and directs collection as part of a public works financing process.
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Dakota Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Eighteenth Street
15Th Street
Huron
South Dakota
Tuttle and Furgeson
Liven
South Dakaw
South Daler
Witt
M. F. Walt
City Auditor
Notice of Special Assessment and Sheriff Sale in Beadle County
Public notices detail a special assessment for a street project in Huron and a sheriff’s sale of property in Beadle County. The documents cite the tax delinquency date of November 13, 1930 and the sale set for October 25, 1930, with full case details including names, locations, and involved offices. They also announce probate proceedings for Christina Hansen, naming potential executors and scheduling a hearing for October 18, 1930 in the Huron courthouse.
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Damrosch
American Legion
Wilson
Standart
Moontess
WEAF
Alec Wmg Watson
Rudy Vallee Oreneeane
WFIC
WOW
WDAF
KSL
WGN
Wasa
WSS
WSM
Herr Sc
Yersox
Marienbarn
Phil Cock
West
Wren
Tsoa
KDA
Watt Reneke
Degen Pie
Akora Wibo
Kwe
NBC Chain
WSAL
WNC
WSMB
KYW
WIAX
KTHS
Wipam Sts
KGO
KGW
KPRC
Iwo Harel“ Orcherxtra
Alun
WHG
Uncle Abe
David
WTAN
Wsatb
JOX
Ksevp
WEEC
Wilas
Wwe
Don Bigelow
KSD
WITN
Jack Albin
CBS Chain
MOR
KMHC
Wcco PD
Wpso
RPAC
Republican Rally
WABC
BSC
WECM
MFIL
WMT
WLAC
Rera BF Rlz
Texas Boy Scouts
Sherife
Beadle County
South Daota
Fy JR. Smith
First Sue Bank
Cavour
T. J. Boone
Katie Boone
Beadie County
Lois
Jipon Pene Yy
Jim Boyle
Nell & Thorsen
South Daka
Gidvie
Steve
Christina Hansen
Bert Hansen
Hanne Hansen
Cheiatinan
Jeffers
Beedie County
South Dakon
Anna Foley
Warren & Eggen
de Smet
Alva E. Taylor
Dadvie
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