Fall planting urged to replace drought losses in Central South Dakota
The article urges Central South Dakotans to plant trees and shrubs this fall after a hot dry summer. It highlights benefits such as birds, moisture, windbreaks, and climate moderation, and notes that fall conditions allow better soil warm up, root growth, and wider stock selection. It argues nurseries can deliver when spring is rushed and emphasizes time and vitality of fall stock.
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South Dakota
South
South Dakotans
Standard Oil of Indiana Launches Major Advertising Offensive
The Standard Oil company of Indiana announces a sweeping ad and sales campaign aimed at lifting gloom and boosting business. Office leaders describe a top to bottom offensive using newspaper ads starting October 9, with large copy by October 15 and the Evening Huronite among outlets for Central South Dakota readers. The campaign is expected to generate a vast volume of messages, though the total spend remains undisclosed.
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Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard
Huronite
South
Criticising Troth Calls for Cooperative Agriculture Effort
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader urges Secretary Troth to cooperate with State College scientists on grasshopper control in South Dakota. It argues scientific research plus practical experience is needed to tackle the plague and warns current methods risk undermining each other. It also notes North Dakota counties explore lignite coal usage to cut coal costs.
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Troth
Sioux Falls Argus
L. G. Troth
State College
South Dakota
Argus Leader
Truth
Argus
North Dakota
4-H Girl Visits City Of History
Miss Mach visits Philadelphia and New York, touring Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, City Hall, the Chicago Mail Order House, the Empire State Building, Fifth Avenue and Central Park. She travels with H M Jones of Brookings and Miss MacDonald, recounting museum rooms, art, and skyline views from the 102nd floor.
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Miss Mach
Philadelphia
Old City
Independence Hall
Europe
Chicago
National Club Contres
South Dakota
Sunshine State
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Washington
Curtis Publishing Company
City Hall
The
United States
New York
City
Goddess of Liberty
Mr. Jones
Jersey City
Empire State Building
Empire State Buildings
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Riverside Drive
New York Public Library
Chrysler
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Riverside
Grant
Seathher
Central Park
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Athens
Pantheon
Rome
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Nuremburg
Germany
Walla
Mote
Pemling Wee
Jersey
Seturdey
World Speed Record Pace Set By British Pilot Stainforth
Flight Lieutenant G. H. Stainforth is hailed as the fastest human after reaching 408.8 miles per hour at Calshot England, breaking his own prior mark of 379 mph. The Rolls Royce engine, pushed to the limit, wore out quickly, signaling that sustained ultrafast flight remains a spectacular demonstration rather than practical travel.
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Bronx City
Rolls Royce
New York
Chicago
Atlantic Coast
Pacific
Mislabeling and Roles in Prohibition Debates Across Segments
The piece debates how labeling people wet or dry over Prohibition oversimplifies attitudes. It cites Legion delegates at Detroit seeking a plebiscite, a congressman voting dry yet drinking wet, and broader public confusion about labeling citizens by stance. It cautions against partisan tags and urges judging people by actions and products rather than labels.
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Omaha World-Herald
Omaha
American Legion
Detroit
Legion
America
Fall pigs in a bun special headline
Fall harvest event draws关注 readers to a limited time sale featuring locally sourced pork products and weekend discounts at the market. Local vendors promote seasonal fare with emphasis on fresh pork cuts and value bundles for families.
Girls Scout Dressmaker's and Service Badges Linked
Girl Scouts can earn two badges by sewing two garments for the Needlework Guild of America during National Membership Week October 12 7. Members donate two new garments per year to be sent to homes hospitals and charities. Kansas City units donated 250 items last year with younger scouts hemming towels and older ones sewing garments.
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Needlework Guild of America
Hus
Kansas City
Girl Scouts
Needlework Guild
Parents Attend Boy Scout Meet Among Contests and Acts
The parents of Huron Boy Scouts troop 2 attended a weekly meeting and formed a rival group in contests with the Scouts. Acts included levitation by De Gunnzelliger and a memory amnesia ruse, a crossing safety demonstration by Gordon Hartwich, a fire hazard contest, and Sozo the mental wizard by Professor Hamburger. The Scouts won one of three contests, and the gathering closed with Taps and a benediction.
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Troop
Huron Boy Scouts Troop 2
de. Gunnzelliger
Grant Pasek
L. 5
Betts
Bruce Ketelle
Gordon Hartwich
Professor Hamburger
Sozo
Two More Scout Exhibits Placed In Downtown Windows
Two more Scout exhibits open in downtown display windows featuring Troop 5 at Ax elrad's furniture with a camp scene and a flag display. Troop 3 on Dakota Avenue shows carpentry, bird study, basketry, wood carving, metal crafts, music, and knot charts. Maurice Gowdy and George M Wilcox are listed as scoutmasters.
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Axelrad
Camp da- KoTah
Maurice Gowdy
Delite Sop
Dakota Avenue
George M. Wilcox
Happy Sunshine 4-H Club Begins Pajamas Project
The Happy Sunshine 4-H club of Hitchcock held its first meeting of the new year at Clara Tol-Jefaon’s home on October 3. Dorothea Walton reported for the club. Members joined in roll call as assignments for the new Project were given by the leader. The first project is making pajamas. Mrs. Louise Borah organized refreshments. Members listed include Clara Tollefson, Agnes Westby, Joy Borah, Ruth Hart, Rena Phillips, Reva Phillips, Iris Walton, Loraine Hewitt, and Dorothea Walton, with seven visitors present.
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Happy S &H Club
Hitchcock
Clara Tol- Jefaon
Dorothea Walton
Louise Borah
Clara Tollefson
Agnes Westby
Joy Borah
Ruth Hart
Rena
Reva Phillips
Iris Walton
Loraine Hewitt
Rand School League Plans Improvements
President Dorothy Rex urged members to volunteer for a mas sination to improve the Rand School League. The group discussed signs to mark the property and a better Gay afternoon event as part of the plan.
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Rand School League
Dorothy ‘Rex
Wense
Roermberd
Air Race Quiz and Miscellaneous Clues Roundup
Puzzle style list of questions and clues covering religion ancient times geography and language. Includes references to Confucianism Buddhism and Tadams, air races, old measures, and numerous cross numbered hints for a newspaper contest.
Young Citizens League Plans Ongoing School Projects
The group outlined weekly committee meetings to choose lasting tasks for students. A health and sanitation committee posted suggestions while a courtesy group urged better manners. Genie Parkhurst, league reporter, notes their aim to improve behavior without criticizing.
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Genie Parkhurst
League
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Movers and Visits
Twenty years ago in Huron a flood of short notes records travel for business and social visits. A. F. Miller left for Minneapolis, Dr. W. L. Notestein returned from Madison Presbytery, H. A. Spooner and Mrs. S. M. Oviatt headed for Pierze and Broadland, with several others like Jones and Wilson also traveling for business and family gatherings. Mrs. R. O. Richards and Miss Martina Schoenert planned trips to Lisbon and Chicago Madison, while General Supt. C. T. Dike and J. R. Johnson moved between Tracy Watertown Winona and Zambrote, Minn.
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A. F. Miller
Minneapolis
W. L. Notestein
Madison
H. A. Spooner
Pierze
Oviatt
Broadland
Jones
Faulkton
Thomas Wilson
Miller
R. O. Richards
Lisbon
N. D
Mia. Jones
Martina Schoenert
Chicago
Wis
Supt. C. T. Dike
Tracy
Watertown
Winona
J. R. Johnson
Zambrote
Minn
D. A. Sauer
Zell
P. Ryan
Kate Orris
Midland
E. W. Hughes
Portland
Ore
Agnes Morrison
Sity
Blanche Richards
Montana
Pittsbug
Huron
University of South Dakota Choir Tryouts Underway
Oct 8 the university held tryouts for the a cappella choir in Vermillion as more than bo students auditioned. Additional tryouts will occur next Monday with sections assigned by professor A L Wilson. Dr Jan L Miller moved his office to the former Farmers and Merchants State Bank building on Main Street for his practice.
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U University
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
A.L. Wilson
Canova
Jan L. Miller
State Bank
Freshman Severn Breaks Arm During School Football Practice
At Tulare on Oct 8 a high school freshman suffered a broken right arm just above the wrist during a noon intermission football practice on school grounds.
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Alt Tulare
Louis E
Haven
Bers
Watertown Firemen Now Toy Repairers
Watertown firefighters take on toy repair duties this week at city hall. Residents donate toys needing minor repairs or repainting to be fixed for Christmas distribution. Local companies provide paint and materials to support the effort in bringing joy to children.
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Watertown
Wil
Mer
State Students To Improve Grounds at State College
Brookings reports the state college student association has allocated 30 dollars to complete 28 tennis courts and improve the campus athletic grounds. The funds come from 500 dollars earned by student ventures, with no individual student charged. The project had been deferred due to funds and now proceeds to finish the development program.
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Brookings
Students Association of State College
Ban Reifel
The
Student Association
Stueent
Canova P T A Holds October Meeting on Health
Canova P T A met in the school auditorium to discuss health of children and mothers. Mrs A H Nohlgren spoke on proper feeding, Mildred Gilbert led community singing, Erik Erikson read a story, and Mrs Robt Smith spoke on Mothers Health with refreshments served.
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Canova
A. H. Nohlgren
Mildred Gibert
Erik Erikson
Robt. Smith
Mildred Gilbert
Gas conservation laws curb wastage in California
California's two year old gas conservation laws have corrected wastage deemed shocking to the national sense. Conservation cut production to 209 billion cubic feet for six months, from 288 billion a year earlier. Rail Way commission figures show a 273 percent rise in utilization and a 61 percent drop in wastage. A new pipeline to the Ketleman Hills field is to be built by Los Angeles to transport waste gas, aiming to raise consumption toward or beyond the fixed supply.
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San Francisco
California
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Rail Way Commission Agures
Pew
Ketleman Hills
Los Angeles Sree
Fall Seeks Parole From Bribery Sentence
Albert B. Fall, former secretary of the interior, applied to the justice department for parole from his year and a day sentence after pleading to accepting a bribe. The action was filed in Washington on October BP.
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Fall
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Justice Department
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