Fire Prevention Week in Huron targets stores and offices
B M Beach chairs Huron’s Fire Prevention Week. He lists questions managers should ask themselves about dirt and litter removal, smoking safety, combustibles away from heat, discharged fuses, wired conditions, free entrances for fire crews, stored merchandise in basements, prompt removal of packing materials, assigned fire safety duties, fire drills, basement drain cleaning, and rapid water removal to minimize business downtime.
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B. M. Beach
Huron
Minnesota and Rural Credit Dept Face Tax to Cover Deficit
Minnesota and Minnesota is railing about a rural credit department in trouble. A tax of eighteen hundredths of a mill was levied to cover deficits and interest on bonds. South Dakota had moved into private lending but state losses rose when conditions worsened. The piece argues private interests handle such business better and more efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
South Dakota
Maw
Bull Durham ad campaign boosts sales and employment
The American Tobacco company ran a nationwide newspaper advertising drive urging readers to roll their own. It reportedly doubled production and employment, with Golden Belt Manufacturing also expanding to run the small product line at night shifts. The campaign is cited as strong proof of advertising power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull” Durham Tobacco
American Tobacco Company
Sry
Golden Belt Manufacturing Company
Speed and safety in aviation contrasted in 1930s opinions
The piece argues that newspaper ads relief mirrors broader economic trends while questioning whether aviation overemphasizes speed at the expense of reliability. It cites Lt Stainforth’s 408.2 mph record, notes engine strain, and praises autogiro as a safer, less publicized engineering focus. It concludes that reliability should trump spectacle in transport.
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Stainforth
England
Ope
Europe
Hindenburg's Loyalty and Legacy in Germany's New Order
At eighty four, former military ally of the Hohenzollerns stands as rock of the republic. Public doubts vanished as he showed loyalty. Germany and the world trust him though his years limit service. Stresemann's death worsens the national mood. Cas e named to state board of regents for Dakota welfare and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Stresemans
von Hindenburg
Francis Case
State Board of Regents
Dakota
Labor's Plan For Job Sharing To Ease Unemployment
William Green of the AFL in a Minneapolis Journal interview advocates equitable share work hours to reduce unemployment. He proposes staggered shifts, temporary relief leading to a permanent remedy with increased purchasing power and consumer demand, urging labor and capital to cooperate over artificial legislative fixes.
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Sioux City
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
Vancouver
Green
New John
Savi
Isbor
Capital
Gandhi Chaplin contrast sparks new Liberty party note
The piece links Gandhi and Chaplin as underdog symbols while noting Gandhi did not know Chaplin. It mentions a new Liberty party in South Debote and discusses state capitol building work at Pierre with rising staff.
Viola Mach Describes Paris Trip With 4-H Club
Miss Viola Mach recounts her Europe journey funded by a Chicago mail order firm after winning a 4-H national style revue title in Chicago. The diary covers June departures from South Dakota, Chicago meetings, filming, clothes fittings, and early travel through Washington to the Library of Congress with fellow Dakota delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Mach
Paris
South Dakota
Viola Mich
Honora
conn@ress
Chicago
Europe
Chicago Mail Orde Company
Miss Mach
H. M. Jones
Chicago Mail Order Company
Steneberg
National Committee
Newspaper Re
Jones
Chicago ‘Mail Order Company
Mr. Schnadig
Harper's Ferry
Er Pe Ae
Dakota
Ump
Greumés
Livers Egala
Library of Congress
Mr. Noble
National Boys
Walla
Mosdc
Hyuton Club Boy Sets Dairy Record in 4-H Exposition
Orin Oviatt of South Dakota wins a National Dairy Exposition berth after producing 404 pounds of butterfat with 125 cents per pound feed cost. The 14 year old Huron high school sophomore plans a dairy career and belongs to Clyde Cream Crusaders 4-H club led by Thad Oviatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Oviatt
South Dakota
St. Louis
H. M. Jones
Orin
Huron
Clyde Cream Crusaders
Thad Oviatt
Smaby
Downtown Scouting Displays Honor Boy Scout Week
Several troops exhibit downtown window displays of troop activities, handcraft, rank badges, and merit badges as Boy Scout week showcases. Troop 4 features a mini camp and bug collection. Troop 6 shows ribbons, trophies, and rank badges. Troop 1 highlights first aid and 47 knots. Troop 2 presents totem poles, citizenship crafts, and Scout oath and laws at Koepp's Clothing center.
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Fred C. Eggers
Dakota Avenue
Lampe Market
Fourth Street
F. F. Dock
Butterfliea
LeRoy Showell
Wheeler's Drug Store
Troop 6
de John Faust
Hias
Longstaffe
Koepp
Tracp
Miss Mach Leads 1930 Europe Dream Diary Tour
History Is Fun If Studied This Way follows Viola Mach a 1930 national champion rovue girl from Tabor as she narrates a diary style trip to Europe. The South Dakota winner uses vivid accounts of battlefields museums and country life to explain modern history and studying it through travel.
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Europe
Viola Mach
Tabor
Mack
Sunshine State
South Dakota
Miss Mach
Paria
Prairie Maid Club Holds Regular Meeting at Mildred Clark Home
The Prairie Maid Dairy Club met at Mildred Clark's home with Cal Ron Cummings and Biggerstaff in attendance. The next meeting is planned for the sixth at Clark’s residence, per the club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Maid Club
Prairie Maid Dairy Cult Club
Paice
Adin
Cal- Ron Cummings
Biggerstaff
Mildred Clark
Climbing Citizens Meet To Improve School
The Climbing Citizens of Beedle county held the second school year meeting Friday afternoon. The session opened with a call to order and began by reviewing the minutes of the previous testing session.
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C. L
Beedle County
Rae Aaa Ete
Statesman Puzzle Clue List Yields Half-Formed Answers
A fragmented puzzle page from a Statesman issue lists across and down clues, with several garbled terms and mis-typed entries. The column hints at a vertical and horizontal word grid, referencing common crossword style clues like Twelfth annual assembly, Right, Maple trees, and Custodian, suggesting a published word puzzle embedded in the newspaper.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Departures and Visits
A compiled list shows residents leaving for synods, business trips, and visits. Frank D. Burke headed to Carthage for a day, J T Pasek to Madison for synod, Senator Crawford to Madison, and many others to Redfield Aberdeen Sioux City and St Louis for work, visits, or claims.
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Frank D. Burke
Carthage
Mes
B. F. Farrell
J.T. Pasek
Madison
W. A. Townsend Jef
Coe L Crawford
John Breen
Pierre
U.S
Harry Lenhart
Canton
E. S. Terpenning
W. G. Goodrich
N. W
C. J. Moore
Redfield
William Cashman
Welling
Aberdeen
George Brown
Ernest Wintle
Crandon
Bert Mower
L. Kinkead
Sioux City
St. Louie
Real Estate Transfers in Beadle County Notes
Abstract and Title Co reports transfers in Huron and area. J R Crawford sells to MLF Walt. John F Smith to Katherine Smith. Angus Saunders to Myrtle Saunders. Hofer to John H Goodland. Edward A Pugsley to Jeannett Sprague. Sprague to Zada E Pugsley. Rayburn to Michael Waldner. Lather to John Jereon. Edward Seaman to Myrtle Seaman. Ze Duan to Emms A Dicker. Otto Ziegeldorf to Herman Bich. Regie L Hill to Alma Wilmarth. Alien Rutledge to Annie Temmey. Included are a series of lot and block transfers in Fisher Foster and Sterling additions, and various descriptions in Huron and nearby towns.
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Beadla County
Abstract & Title Co
J. R. Crawford
MLF
Walt
Huron
NLSW
John F. Smith
Katherine Smith
Angus Saunders
Myrtle Saunders
Ashland Park
Jacob T. Hofer
John H. Goodland
St Paul
Edward A. Pugsley
Jeannett Sprague
Lota
Sterling
Hurbert Sprague
Zada E. Pugsley
Buren
Fisher & Foster
Camden
Rayburn
Michael G. Waldner
John
Josph
Lather
John Jereon
Uron
Fisher & Fontec
Edward Seaman
Myrtle L. Seaman
Jaraam Ze Duan
Emms A. Dickergm
SEYNE
Otto Ziegeldorf
Herman Bich
Yome
Yale
Regie L. Hill
Alma E. Wilmarth
Fisher
Bennett County News Receives New Management
Joseph Noll of Martin completed purchase of Bennett's equipment. Mrs Joseph Noll to publish and edit the paper, continuing the Bennett operation with Apel listed among prior staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett County News
Martin
Joseph Noll
Bennett! the Opera
Old Books For New Course In South Dakota
South Dakota will not require alterations to current textbooks under the new public school curriculum. State Superintendent E C Giffen urged boards to avoid buying new texts unless absolutely necessary, saying the plan keeps existing materials and aims for economy while standardizing methods and providing broader subject matter for teachers.
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South
Dakota
Giffen
Pierre
South Dakota
E. C. Giffen
Plan Completion Of Memorial In Pierre Delayed by Funds
Plan to finish the World War Memorial building in Pierre is now expected by November 14 after delays from funding gaps. State historian Lawrence K. Fox said about $4,200 is ready to use, with roughly $34,000 more anticipated from Codington county. Architects Hugill and Bratherwick will redraw specs for remaining details, and bids will be sought to complete the project with sidewalks and a neat line from the capitol.
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Pierre
Oct
Lawrence K. Fox
Memorial Commission
Plang
Fox
Codington County
Hugill and Bratherwick
Sioux Falls
Capitol
Aneem
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Lusk.mitchell Newspapers, Inc
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Christian Science Monitor
Chaplin
Gandhi
Perenn
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Lord Darling
George Robey
George
Charlie
Debote
Liberty” Party
State Capitol
Pitre
Plea
Elten
Edfield
Hyuton Club
Marck
Savannah
Sterday
Sre
Contao
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Isheis
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League of Nations
You
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