Ambassadors of States on Senator Selection Debate
The Sioux City Journal comments on Cy Tenus Cole’s letter opposing a Senate primary and the direct election of senators. It argues the original plan gave two state ambassadors to balance democracy and warns direct election failed to cleanse politics or improve senate quality.
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Cy- Tenus Cole
Iowa
Des Moines Register
Cedar Rapid Republican
United States Senate
Brookhart
Sioux City Journal
Register
Cole
United States
Cummins
Mr. Cole
Senate of
Congress
Senate
Aviation's Worst and Best Year Forecast by Col. Young
Col. Clarence M. Young argues in this review that 1930 may be aviation’s best year despite a slump in ship production and price cuts. He notes drastic industry consolidation, with 41 survivors from 240 manufacturers in 1927, and criticizes inflated prewar optimism while acknowledging gains in affordability and efficiency.
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Clarence M. Youning
Young
Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Army
Navy
Mail and Passenger Air Travel Soars in United States
Department of Commerce records show plane production down yet ships in service are used more than ever. United States transport lines fly 100,000 miles daily with mail passengers and express, up from 65,000 miles two years ago. It is unlikely that the year’s total will be surpassed.
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Department, of Commerce
United States Transport Lines
Careless Huronians Largely Cause Fire Loss in Huron
Huron's per capita fire loss reached about $8 in the last fiscal year, with total losses near $76,600 plus fighting costs. Most fires stemmed from sparks on wooden roofs, faulty chimneys, and children at play with matches, pointing to citizen carelessness rather than the fire department. The city’s fire hill estimates rise to about $80,000 and Fire Prevention Week urges year round vigilance.
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Huron
United States
First Department
Hoover Sharply Rebukes Political Critics At Cleveland Talk
The president said national critics seek to profit from economic distress and blame the Hoover Administration while claiming to be solving the crisis. He urged unity across parties and defended government efforts to restore economic balance. He warned that anti Hoover rhetoric harms citizens and the country’s recovery.
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Yankton
Dakota
American Bankers’ Association
Cleveland
Hoover
United States
Democratic National
Wagenwey
Harrison
Garner
Wwe
River Navigation Debate Sparks Split in Editorials
Brookings Register contrasts St Louis docks with national views on river shipping. While editor cites little water traffic and urges slow river-navigation spending, others praise engineering studies and Hoover era conclusions, arguing river routes can boost agriculture and economy if developed.
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Brookings Register
Argus Leader
St Louis
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Hoover
Young
Missouri
Register
Farmer Relief via Pound Conscious Diet Call
Minneapolis editor Harry Stude of the American Bakers Association argues farmers can be helped by boosting demand for their crops. He cites a 1 percent self-imposed ailment rate and widespread dieting hazards, urging Americans to eat more of the food farmers produce.
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Minneapolis Taburine
Harry Stude
American Bakers Esociation
Bin
Hollywood
Unusual 4-H Record Set by Lyle Clinton in Iowa
Lyle Clinton, a 4-H Club member from near Buck Grove Crawford county Iowa, raised Chester White pigs with 51 total offspring by 1930. His prize sow Deloris farrowed multiple litters, yielding 51 pigs raised, including five he born in 1929 that became mothers. He also shows Guernsey cattle, started in 4-H by trapping gophers, and farms with his mother at age 15.
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Lyle Clinton
Buck Grove
Washington Township
Crawford County
Chester White
Deloris
Fred Stanither
Iowa Township
Lyle
LaVerne Grub
Nishnabathy
Chester
Clarence Stammer
Omaha
Ak-Sar-Bea
Janis
Merry Maids Name Officers For Year
Dorothy Wallace was named president of the Merry Maids Poultry club at a meeting at the Landrigan home in McNaboe. Marcella McNaboe became vice president Frances Fuller secretary Madonna McNaboe reporter and Mary Fuller treasurer. New member Francis Fuller attended for the first time and all members were present. R A Cave county agent assisted with the record book and plans for the year. Next meeting set for November at Genevieve Honrath home with a Halloween program at the Wallace home and Rudy dairy club members as guests.
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Dorothy Wallace
Merry Maids Poultry Club
Landrigan Home Inn
McNaboe
Marcella McNaboe
Frances Fuller
Madonna McNaboe
Mary Fuller
Francis Fuller
Madonna
R. A. Cave
Genevieve Honrath
Wallace
Rudy Dairy’ Club
Merry Maids
Nance Better Butter club analyzes dairy calf feeding
The Nance Better Butter club met at Clyde Johnson near Wessington to discuss first year project methods of feeding for better dairy calves. Gleon Sievers and Paul Sievers plan to attend the State School of Agriculture for a five month term. E Jahnson is named assistant leader during their absence. The group reviews the junior short course during Christmas holidays and plans to finish records, distribute new literature, and begin second year work at the Charles Larson home. The club, organized this year, has completed its first year of dairy ing.
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Nance Better Butter Club
Clyde Johnson
Wessington
Gleon Sievers
Paul Sievers
State School of Agriculture
E. Jahnson
Sievers
Charles Larson
Nance Club
R. A Cave
Climbing Citizens Plan Community History Project
The Climbing Citizens league of Gable school met on October 3 to discuss a major yearlong project compiling the community’s history. President Lila Dubro presided as new committees were formed and plans were set for a Halloween school party on October 31.
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Citizens League of
Gable School
Lila Dubro
League
Hallowe'en
Clyde Curig
Corn V
Junck
Vivias B McCoy
Lila ‘Dubro
Mise Eisie Wiese
Gable
Rudy Dairy Cale Club Members Meet at Landrigan Home
All members attended a meeting at Harry Landrigan's home on October 1 per club reporter Paul Wallace. Records for the past year were completed and will be handed in for final inspection at the next meeting. Plans were made for a hale by the hostess when a Ress meeting.
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Rudy Dairy
Cale
Harry Landrigan
Paul Wallace
Haleby
Kindness to Old People Story By Willing Workers Boy
Warren Towne, a 1 year old member of the Willing Workers Y C L at Rand school, shares a short tale titled Kindness To Old People. He recalls helping an elderly woman by carrying her bundles for about three blocks and expresses that kindness brings happiness to both giver and recipient.
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Warren Towne
Willing Workers Y.C. L
Rand School
Warren
Lloyd Bischoff Becomes Star Scout At Broadland Court
Lloyd Bischoff of Broadland troop 15 earned the Star Scout rank at a Broadland Court of Honor held Tuesday at Broadland M E church. The event approved 13 merit badges for several scouts including Wayne Luics and Lloyd Dickinson advancing in rank, with badges in beef production, first aid, horsemanship, cooking, cycling, and dairying.
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Richard E. Byrd
Lions Falls
Fred C. Eggers
Lloyd Bischoff
Broadland Troop 15
Star Scout
Lloyd's
Broadland Court Offoner
Wayne Luics
Lloyd Dickinson
Earl Bischoff
Milton Brack
Ed Miedema
Robert Olson
Mr. Eggers
Thomas J. Terney
Broadland
August W. Abel
HH. W. Bischoff
Oscar W. Olson
Marvin ¥. Luick
Honor Roll Honors At Huron College Chapel
Sixty seven students were named to the honor roll for last semester at Huron College, read during chapel. The list includes 16 from Huron and 28 girls with ten seniors, five juniors, and nine sophomores, with five graduates noted.
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Huron College
Huron
Gladys Bertrand
Florence Hall
Grace Harris
Gladys Bueber
Elizabeth Gibbs
W Churchill
Mifnesota University
Harorf College ix
Loie Bangs
Willow Lakes
Julia Brand
Faulkton
Mildred Brown
Madge Cotton
Salem
Grace Warris
Virgil
Dorothy Titt
Hazel Tollefson
Mellette
Rena van Heuvelen
Evelyn Wright
Paul Arthur
Corrinne Best
Lois Bowen
Gladys Bucher
William Churchill
Aldene Curtin
Leramon
Olive Danielson
Brisbine
Broadland 4-H Sewing Club Elects Officers
The Broadland Busy Bees 4-H sewing club named Thelma Swanson president at a September 20 meeting hosted by Mrs Myrtle Kaump. Betty McCaughey vice president Mabel Powell treasurer Virginia Kool secretary Esther Hiscott song reader. New members signed up to carry the sewing project include Betty McCaughey Muriel Luid Ruthies Deletes Smith and Carol Olson. The next meeting is October 25.
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Broadland
Thelma Swanson
Broadland Busy Bees
Eader
Myrtle Kaump
Virginia Kook
Betty McCaughey
Mabel Pownell
Virginia” Kool
Esther Hisbotf
Neae
Muriel Luid
Ruthies Deletes Smith
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Central South
Datrots
Hazel Christoffersen
Y.C. L. Boy
Admiral Byrd
Hydro-Electric
North Carolina
Koolmotor
WEAF
N.B.C
Cities Service Oil Company
Cities Service Company
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