Villamin argues independence path preserving Philippine economy
Filipino attorney Vicente Villamin outlines a plan to grant Philippines independence while preserving American tariff protections. He urges non expansion of protected industries and development of unprotected exports like rubber and spices to build a self sustaining economy. He warns premature independence risks economic calamity and urges gradual, orderly steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Kiwanis Club
Vicente Villamin
America
Philippines
Villamin
Washington
France and Germany vow to cooperate for European settlement
Progress II notes that France and Germany agreed to cooperate to ease European troubles. Laval and Briand visited Berlin in a postwar gesture, with pledges to join forces on measures while acknowledging mutual suspicions and potential friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Europe
Laval
Briand
England abandons gold standard signals cautious global shift
The passage notes that England has moved away from the gold standard, forecasting broader economic impacts. It argues that international financial reform reduces capital fears and should spur global and U.S. confidence as nations pursue better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Government not built for business says rural credit chief
Commissioner Willey argues state loans encourage leniency and repayment neglect. He cites political interference and foreclosures avoided during war as reasons the state cannot profitably run commercial lending, warning such practices lead to inevitable failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willey
Rural Credit Department
South Dakota
Wall Street Sanity and the Need for American Strength
The Omaha World Herald quotes Thomas W. Lamont on cautious recovery amid dwindling confidence. Senator Hastings cables the New York Stock Exchange urging limits on short selling, warning many stocks trade at fractions of asset value and labeling the market as irrational. The piece argues true American strength lies in the people and institutions, not Wall Street hype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Thomas F. Lamont
New York
England
Wall Street
Omaha World Herald
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morris & Co
Hastings
Delaware
New York Stock Exchange
America
United Sixty
Freedom of the Legislator Question in Britain Deepens
A political debate in Great Britain centers on whether a government can pursue a policy without strict adherence to its electoral mandate. The issue recalls Burkean views on parliamentary responsibility and the limits of representative authority amid party fractures and public expectations. The piece also notes a local property move and ensuing political implications in Redfield Journal-Obervarr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christen Science Monitor
Great Britain
Verisin
Rersmy MacDonald
Thoes
United States
Burke
Mrnstel
Mr. MacDonald
Oklahoma 4 H girl proud of seven year club work
An Oklahoma girl, Georgia Harden of Drimmright, recounts seven years in 4 H club work. She lists attending seven state tours, four state fair schools, the American Royal, and judging activities across township fairs and a county judging team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Georgia Harden
Drimmright
Kansas City
Notables Attend Girl Scout Meet
The seventeenth annual Girl Scouts convention opens October 14 at Hotel Statler in Buffalo New York. Delegates from 4000 communities meet with national officers for three days of programs and discussions with 26 speakers including Dame Katherine Furse and Mia H. Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Hotel Statler
Buffalo
N.Y
Mra
Conrad E. Wettlaufer
Buffalo and
Erie County
Girl Scout
Frederick Edey
Girl Scoutational
Wencil
Setabla
United States
Katherine Furse
World Bureau of
Gil Scouts and
Git Guides
Midland
Mia HD. Warren
Girl Guides of Canada
Fice
World Bureau
Mies Larsen Engages in School Activities
Mies Larsen participates in classroom projects and drama activities. The note mentions involvement in Meade and Se Lazu groups, signaling active participation in school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Larsen Hes Baue
Meade
Baby Beef Champ Gives Review Of Club Experience
Marie Novotny of the Tabor 4-H club exhibited the grand champion baby beef Repeater Lad at the state fair this year. She recalls starting in 4-H in 1920 with poultry, then sewing, and finally the baby beef project winning first at Tripp county fair and grand championship at Huron before aiming for the National Club Congress in Chicago. The Tabor commercial club bought the calf for 41 cents a pound and hosted a banquet October 6 using the meat. She also notes attendance at every club meeting plus three camps and four other gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Novotny
Tabor
Viola Mach
Baby
Tripp County Fair
Huron
Tam
National Club Congress
Chicago
Tabor Commercial Club
Club Girl Sets Sail For Europe With Chicago Link
Miss Viola Mach South Dakota national style revue champion departs New York for Europe as guest of the Chicago Mail Order company. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs H M Jones of Brookings she tours aquariums churches and decks before boarding the ship with a city sendoff and gifts from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Mach
South Dakota
New York City
Europe
Chicago
New York
Ocean
Colmnbuy
America
Plymouth
Hidden Proverb Puzzle Arena
A scanned word puzzle page features a horizontal and vertical crossword with clues ranging from prefixes and common verbs to names and geographic terms. The grid tests language, synonym knowledge, and cross references to fill the proverb themed entries.
Two French porters clash over luggage on ship deck
A passenger recalls spotting two French baggage handlers arguing over who should carry the same trunk to the lower deck. The humorous moment nearly made the traveler laugh before regaining composure.
Roadhouse Operators Held For Trial In Mitchell
Ed and Verna Cooper, operators of a Mitchell chicken roadhouse, face trial in the next circuit term on charges of maintaining a nuisance. A municipal court preliminary hearing heard witnesses testify to beer on the premises and prior liquor use by patrols amid brawls and disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Verna Cooper
Starth
Herbert
Plowing Advised to Prevent Grasshopper Eggs
Ames Iowa October 9 farmers urged to plow or disk all plots where grasshoppers lay eggs to curb next year s infestation. Dr C J Drake state entomologist recommends poisoned mash spread in spring though egg laying near end of season may still occur on bare ground and old pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
C. J. Drake
Drake
Farm Bureau Backs Farm To Market Road Plan
Codington County Farm Bureau backs state farm to market road project using 30 percent mobile license tax funds for secondary roads. Resolution urges members to press deputy sheriffs and township boards to ensure funds are used for building and maintaining farm to market roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codington
Watertown
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
South Dakota
Codington County Farm Bureau
John R. Michaels
South Shore
Fanm Bureau
Codington’ County
Twenty Years Ago Today in Huran Visitors and travel noted
Twenty years ago today in Huran the community records numerous departures and visits. M Bryed Wilson faced charges earlier, and Rev G W Rosenberry left for Aberdeen to attend a Methodist conference. George W Wright moved his real estate office, and several residents traveled to Chicago Parker Carthage Minneap olis and northward on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bryed Wilson
al Schroeder
G. W. Rosenberry
Aberdeen
George W. Wright
Trevett, Mattis and Abell
F. R. Moulton
Ernest Winter
Points
Hazel Baker
Minneapolis
Jess Burns
Chicago
John M. Cochran
Parker
Hor. Griffith
Points North
Pearce Pinch
Carthage
Greene Heads Fresh At S D University
George Greene of Sioux Falls was elected president of the sophomore class at the University of South Dakota. Doris Morisey of Vermillion became vice president and Dorath Erieser of Sioux Falls was elected secretary treasurer as the freshman class elections were set for noon.
Warning Issued To Hunters At Watertown
Watertown dispatch reports Deputy Henry Deblon warns hunters to stay clear of the Lake Kampeska outlet area described as dangerous water. Two hunters barely escaped a mud and quicksand incident near the lake outlet. Another danger zone lies east of the dam in the river. The warning targets the many youths who hunt there amid heavy hunting activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Watertown
Henry Deblon
Lake Kampeska
Debian
Wessington Springs Farm Home Burned
Fire of unknown origin damaged the kitchen and back room of E. A. Wade's farm home ten miles northwest of Wessington Springs last night around 11 o'clock. Neighbors aided with extinguishers and water to save the main part. damage to house and contents was considerable but insured. An unrelated science aside about apples appears in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
E. A. Wade
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
Susk-Mtchmeal Newspapers
Ire
Biche
Beadle County
Eeed Farm
Redfield Journal-Oberrvar
Dakota
Haael_ Christom
Oklahoma Lass
College Cafe
Baby Beef Champ
Sina Hcilie
EIN IF
Carmine
Tor Rebel
You
Cavour
Fry
B. P. Corrigen
Carters
Comtigan
Associs- Hom
Huran
Emma B. Yourdon
Baptist Training School For Foreign Missions
B. E. Beach
Congregational Church
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!