Pugsley Addresses P T A Delegates At Watertown Meeting
In Watertown on October 3 delegates to the South Dakota Parent-Teachers Association split into geese and gander groups at a breakfast where Dr. C. W. Pugsley of State college urged fathers to share more of the education burden. Prizes were awarded to districts and schools for PTA achievements while speakers urged creation of a dedicated special school for mentally deficient students, arguing current provision limits overall student progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
South Dakota
Parent-Teachers Assembly
C. W. Pugsley
State College
Albrook
Bert L. Hall
Pierre
Board of Managers
Sioux Fats
Bert Hall
Maxine Bobb
Wakonda
Jessie Wooledge
Buffalo County
H. C. Sessions
Emerson School
Sioux Falls
Mark Twain
Hawthorne
P. T. A. Ith
Parkway School
Aberdeen
South Sioux Falls
Washington
Wentworth
A. B. Larson
Lincoln Sioux Falls
Larson
Garfield
Madison
Meredith
W. A. Batson
South Dakota Education Association
F. W. Withite
Redfield
Parent-Teachers Association
Wilhite
Skinner Girls Win Comic Color Contest
Ruth and Goldie Skinner of Rural Route 4 Huron win sweepstake honors in The Evening Huronite comic coloring contest. Eight other page prize winners receive free theater tickets. winners include Alvin Johnson, Lucile Maag, Marcel Egelester, John Lynch, Frances Voss, Regina Martin, Arthur Sackett, and Nona Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Ruth
Goldie
Route 4
Huron
Huron Theater
Huronite
Central
South Dakota
Alvin Johnson
Utah Avenue
Lucile Maag
Cavour
Marcel Egelester
Wessington
John Lynch
Wisconsin Avenue
Frances Voss
Regina Martin
Arthur Sackett
Fifth Street
Nona Johnson
Religious Leader to Visit Huron College
Dr Gilbert Lovell of New York City secretary of vocational service for the Presbyterian church will arrive tomorrow to hold talks with Huron College students especially those seeking religious careers. He will address the college chapel Friday morning and the Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Gilbert Lovell
New York City
The
Presbyterian Church
Huron Colege
Lovell
Huron
Giant Whale To Be Shown In Huron This Weekend
The world’s largest perfectly embalmed whale and a ten ton baby travel in a 72 foot railroad car to Huron for a two day exhibit on Dakota Avenue next Saturday and Sunday. The 68 ton, 55 foot whale, preserved with 4200 gallons of fluid, will be shown with lighting for day and night viewing, alongside Captain Barnett’s marine life display and the killer ship Hercules image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
North Western
Dakota Avenue
Pacific Whaling Company
Long Beach
California
Whaling Company
David Barnett
Captain Barnett
Indians Not Fading, Shown To Defy Extinction Claim
Washington report notes scientists once predicted American Indians would fade away but census data from 1930 show surprising growth in tribal populations. Dr Schmeckebier cites county schedules revealing large numbers of Indian children in Robeson County North Carolina and high birth rates in Glacier County Montana. He questions causes and warns extinction may come from urban education and intermarriage, while noting potential regional gains from prosperity. Electric power will be installed in tin mining districts of British Malaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oct
Lh. F. Schmeckebier
Robeson County
North Carolina
Scoemeckebier
British
Malaya
Court clash over Cannon campaign records request
William Tyler Poe refused to hand over original 1928 campaign expenditure reports filed by Bishop James Cannon Jr to a District of Columbia grand jury citing house rules. The jury seeks the records amid corruption investigations tied to failure to report anti Smith expenditures. Justice Proctor questioned rule supremacy, while Poe held the 1879 rule prevents surrender without authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Tyler Poe
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
James Cannon
Page
Bishop Cannon
Congress
James Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Proctor
Grand Jury
Huron Minister On Convention Program
The 50th annual Baptist state convention in Madison features 275 Sioux Falls attendees from the college and First Baptist church. A Friday pilgrimage to the Lake Madison stone marker marks the first convention site anniversary. Drs. Shaw Brown Hanley Stockton Lloyd Ford and others spoke or planned talks as 432 delegates from 43 towns registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen C. Brown
Philadelphia
Sciety
Elijah A. Hanley
St. Paul
Fred ©. Stocktno
Fargo
N. D
R. J. Lloyd
Huron
Herbert Ford
Mitchell
Woman Awarded Money On Policy In U S City
A district court jury ruled Mrs Mary A Nelson of Hancock Minnesota is entitled to $5 000 on an accident insurance policy tied to her daughter Alma St Amour who was murdered at a Pearl Street hotel where she owned and operated The insured death prompted police to suspect Elfman who was later committed to the Cherokee insane asylum The policy required proof robbery as the motive for the daughter s playing with the policy benefit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigux City
Mary A. Nelson
Hancock, Minn
Alma St. Amour
Pearl Street
Elfman
Cherokee
Nelson
Philippine independence plan argued against blunt nationalism
Mr. Villamin outlines a staged path to economic independence from the United States, warning that immediate tariff removal would devastate Philippine industries and worsen poverty. He proposes a gradual program to build a new island economy while addressing American tariff protections and farmer grievances in sugar and coconut oil, aided by editorial support from U.S. papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villamin
Philippines
America
Islands
WA. S
How Sensible Folks Conquer Rheumatism
A sensational drug ad promises Allenry safely and speedily conquers rheumatism in 4% hours by a scientific formula that removes uric acid deposits. It claims rapid relief from rheumatism sciatica neuritis and lumbago, enabling sufferers to return to work, with an 85 cent bottle offer from Longstaff Drug Co and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenry
Longstaff Drug Co
Filipina speaker urges tariff plan to isolate Philippine economy
A Filipina advocate argues for expanding tariff protected goods like sugar and coconut oil while developing unprotected products such as rubber and spices. She claims this would end farmer complaints and create a self sustaining island economy independent of American tariffs, warning separation would be painful otherwise. She critiques sugar and coconut oil impacts on American farmers, noting most coconut oil feeds soap or margarine and Cuba dominates beet sugar in the U S market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Philippine
Cuba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pugsley
P.T.A
Btate College
U.S
Glacier County
Montana
Acta
Cannon Campus
Walnut
Royal
Universal
Eureka
Hoosier
J. Armstrong
Mee
Alvey’s Grocery and Meat Department
Cavour, S. D
United States
Dutch East Indies
Oceania
Pacific Islands
O’neal
Grocery & Market
Northwestern
Heinz Chill
Armour’s
Libby
Paxton and Gallagher
Saele
Swifts
Butternut Coffee
O'Brien
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!