Watertown Opinion questions Norbeck on Hoover plan
The Watertown Public Opinion contends Senator Norbeck of South Dakota was absent from Hoover's six point recovery discussions. It warns that South Dakota and its banking committee head may be overlooked, urging sympathetic consideration of the conference results despite his absence.
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Watertown
Norbeck
Hoover
South Dakota
Senate Banking Committee
Senator Norbeck
United States Senate
Brown County Jury Finds Conditions Not So Bad
The Brown County grand jury reports conditions are not as severe as Aberdeen American News suggested. It found some issues but none of widespread corruption, and concludes the list of truly crooked individuals is small after an impartial inquiry.
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Brown County
Aberdeen American News
Omaha urges immediate Missouri river development
Omaha advocates rapid Missouri river work urging officials to press government for early preliminaries toward usable channels. Dispatches note funds allocated for a lower Missouri project and a probable channel from St Louis to Kansas City by next summer, with smaller sums for the Joseph vector.
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Omaha
Nebraske
Missouri
Lower
St. Louis
Kansen City
Joseph
South Dakota Debates Transportation Relief and Norbeck Moves
The article discusses transportation relief in South Dakota through water routes or freight-rate reductions, and critiques Senator Norbeck's newspaper-driven campaign. It notes McMaster’s defeat influencing Norbeck’s position, calls for bipartisanship during Hoover's six-point plan, and comments on Mexico's growing wisdom with Jose Manuel Puig Casaurane named ambassador.
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South Dakota
Panama Canal
Mexico
Jose Manuel Puig Casaurane
Whataman Martin Dominates World Series Hype
Watertown Public Opinion hails Martin from Oklahoma as a rising baseball hero who has shattered records and captured national attention in the world series. The piece compares him to giants like Ruth, notes his meteoric rise, and highlights America’s love for young sports heroes while sarcastically referencing Pepper Farrell.
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Whataman Watertown
Martin
Wilds
Oklahoma
Whataman
George Herman Ruth
Athletics
Cardinals
America
South Dakota Farm Interests Clash Over Tariffs and Rural Credit
The Argus Leader critiques Democrat tariff cuts and rural credit schemes, arguing they hurt farmers. It asserts farming’s primacy in the state's economy and questions the Rural Credit venture's cost, management, and long term benefits. The piece warns that lower food tariffs would not boost farmers' incomes and highlights past political gains by Republicans in rural areas.
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Argus-Leader
Democrats
South Dakota
Principel
Alcante
Haytl Hereki
Huron Boy Scouts Plan Fall Rally
Huron area Boy Scouts schedule a fall outdoor rally on October 24 with district rallies to follow. Scoutmasters outline troop and patrol formats, judging on turnout, uniforms, and appearance, plus events: message relay, signaling, chariot race, relay jumps, first aid, pugling, knot tying, and final inspection.
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Boy Scouts
Huron
C. Eggers
Eggers
Hach T Toop
Jolly Workers Club Names New Officers
The Jolly Workers Sewing club of Bonilla elected officers at Inez Kennison home. Inez Kennison named president with Ethel Walton as vice president, Audrey Peterson secretary treasurer, and Elizn Atkinson assistant leader. Members will resume third year sewing work and meet in alphabetical order at each member home, next at Dorothy Atkinson's on October 31. a social hour and lunch followed with clothing judged.
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Jolly Workers Sewing Club
Bonilla
Inez Kennison
Ethel Walton
Audrey Peterson
Elizn Atkinson
Sara L. Dewing
Asere
Dorothy
Atkingon
Erdine Winegar
Troop 5 Plans Inter Patrol Achievement Contest
Troop 5 held its regular meeting Wednesday with 23 scouts 3 officials and 3 visitors present. The bugler played Assembly and Retreat as flag ceremony proceeded. An inter patrol achievement contest was announced and merit badge tests in cooking and public health were conducted in separate patrol sessions.
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John Lynch
Eugene Theimer
Blazing Arrow Patrol
Girl Reserves Plan Hike For Wednesday
A Girl Reserve meeting at McKinley school Wednesday elected officers Margaret McWatt president Gertrude Erickson treasurer Bertha Beck chairman and adopted plans for a near future hike. Misa Wright serves as advisor with Mee Rudkett as secretary and Helen Tid oat Tinpeeneay Mee Mydiets as members. Four boys were to join the hike on Sunday after supper and the group planned a town outing.
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McKinley School
Ae'elock
Mee Rudkett
Misa Wright
Margaret McWatt
Persident
Helen Tidoat Tinpeeneay
Hyde 4-H Clubber Praises Holstein For Club Project
Hyde county 4-H member Jacob DeWitte praises Holstein cattle for club work. He notes Holsteins yield more milk despite higher feed needs and recalls his father’s purebred Holsteins, including a cow bought during the war and sold in 1928 for five cents per pound, valued at 105 dollars.
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Jacob DeWitte
Stephan Deig Club
Hyde County
J. J. van Balen
Jake
4-H Girl Arrives In Sunny France
Miss Viola Mach of Tabor South Dakota 4-H club girl arrives in France as guest of Chicago Mail Order Company after winning the national style revue championship in Chicago last December. She travels with Mr and Mrs H M Jones of Brookings. The report recounts arrival in Paris and first impressions of travel from the customs to the train ride. Tomorrow Miss Mack will share more in this column.
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Cheobourg
Viola Mach
Tabor
South Dakota
Europe
Chicago
Mach
Sunshine State
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Paris
France
Parig
Mr. Jones
Evreux
Beach Hotel
Merit Badges Awarded At Troop 6 Evening Meeting
Hirun Boy Scouts troop held a Tuesday evening meeting with 2 percent of scouts present. Kenneth Johnson received the merit badge and Cecil Shapard earned the animal husbandry badge. A first aid review was conducted and Ted Rose gave a talk on his canoe trip through northern Minnesota.
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Hirun Boy Scouts
Mayo
Fred C. Eggers
Ares
Kenneth Johnson
Cecil Shapard
Droop
Ted Rose
Minnesota
Capital Question and Word Quiz Puzzles Across Clues
The page presents a dense list of wordplay hints and cross clues, mixing geography and general terms. It includes vertical and horizontal prompts with various definitions, translating to a large, interconnected puzzle grid spanning anatomy, weather, and common nouns, plus obscure terms.
Fairnight ly club elects officers at first meeting
Twenty years ago in Huros the Fairnight ly club convened after a four month recess naming W. H. Maul as president C. H. Holcomb as vice president but accepting her resignation. New vice president A. B. Fairbank elected to fill the vacancy. Members and visitors traveled for meetings and family news throughout the day.
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Fairnightly Club
W. H. Maul
C. H. Holcomb
Clyde Slone
T. W. Bandy
Lillian Perriton
Holcomb
Oklahoma
A. B. Fairbank
J. J. Rice
Sovereig Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Mary Felming
Sioux City
T. C. Young
Hitchcock
Neil McCarty
Grand Rapids
Wis
Minneapolis
Leuters
P T A Holds Successful Meeting in Conde
Conde Oct 10 Special The P T A meeting at the school house on Oct 7 drew an unusually large crowd. President Mrs M Lawler called the gathering to order. The program featured singing by the audience, readings by Miss Cleo Lenz, and a talk by Dr T A Harmon of Northern Normal at Aber deen. Additional numbers included piano by Mrs G T Weldon, Gertrude Deitle on telele, seventh and eighth grade girls singing, Daniel Ruch reading, and Miss Guptill on vocal solos. A social hour followed.
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Conde P, T. A
Conde
Mra ¥.M. Lawler
Misa Cleo Lenz
T. A. Harmon
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Alo
Mra
G. T. Weldon
Gertrude Deitle
Daniel Ruch
Sala
Mise Guptill
Washington Girl Reserves Hike to Lampe Farm
About 13 Washington School Girl Reserves hiked from after school to Ritter's grove, meeting 9 weiner, apples, and watermelon lunch. Leaders included Carrie Reynolds and Mildred Vihstedt. W C A secretary Mrs Schuyler and Mrs Lampe guided the group.
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Lampe Farm
Washington
Ritter's Grove
Carrie Reynolds
W.C. A
S. 2
Schuyler
Cert Lampe
Miss Mildree
Vihstedt
Politically Charged Session Likely Over Bulow Seat
Pierre reports agitation to seat former South Dakota governor W J Bulow in the U S Senate has quieted after two senate committee chairs declined action on protests. Bulow, slated to be seated as junior senator by December 5, faces opposition from Governor Green who refuses a special session. Concurrently funding updates include heating readiness for the Soldiers and Sailors World War memorial building and relief funds amid county objections to deductions by the state highway commission.
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Norbeck
Huronite
Senator Norbeck
McMaster
Green
L. E. Fox
State Highway Commission
The
Commission
State Highway Department
Green Says Hoover Invited To Hills For Preside ntial Vacation
Governor Warren Green of South Dakota announced today that at the proper time Hoover would be invited to Hills to spend the President’s vacation. Green stated that the invitation would come at the appropriate moment and hinted at anticipated peace and business in the discussions.
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Hoover
Hills Washington
Warren Green
South Dakton
Coolidge
Green Esid
Dow Breaust
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