Kellogg Kookers 4 H Club Records Early Achievements
A report from the Kellogg Kookers 4-H Club of Vi wil outlines officers, fundraisers, and activities led by Mrs H Taylor. Members Ruth Haugen Viola Stolz Freda Stolz Dorothy Seloris Vera Quiram Glories Lowther June Lowther Elma Questreich Eva Qes treich Trene Meyer Esther Mae Pre Neuharth. Highlights include a basket social raising 84.30 for the club and Curr ig school pupils, a sunbonnet girl quilt, home agent demonstrations by Sara Dewing and Susan Wilder, a camp trip to Huron with seven first-time attendees, and a successful August 3 meeting with food preparations and state fair exhibits earning several prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Keen Fkookers
Elma Eggieston
Sara Ldewing
Susan B. Wilder
Wilder
Europe
Huron
Jeader
Investment Trust Scandal Linked to 1924 Bank Plans
A damaged fragment reports a 1924 investment trust organized by Bouse ich and associates seeking $100000 in stock. The note hints at later valuation around $50 million and calls for public awareness of these events though details remain unclear.
Speech Scientist a Puzzle of Words and Clues
A garbled list of word clues and fragments references a speech scientist, education, inventions, and various wordplay items. The text mixes names like Edinburg and a range of numbered items with definitions and hints, forming a cryptic puzzle rather than a coherent news report.
Missouri river diversion project urged to save desert region
The Mobridge Tribune criticizes its own skepticism and urges a thorough investigation of a Missouri river diversion project. Proponents argue it would raise water for flood control and irrigation, benefiting North and South Dakota and a vast river corridor.
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Mobridge Tribune
Missouri River
Santa Claus
the Tribune
North
South
Dakota
S. H. Thompson
Devils
Lake
Hs Construction
A Hypothetical Hitler Style Press Control
The piece argues a dictatorship would require all publications to praise the regime and outlaw critical views. It imagines editors facing death for defying such laws and likens it to American politics under Roosevelt and Farley. It concludes that true safety rests on a free press.
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NRA
Roosevelt
Cuba
Farley
America
Speculative bets on repeal outcomes in 1933 across states
The passage reflects on bets about repealing prohibition before 1933 ends, noting unexpected shifts in Maine, Virginia, Arkansas, Texas and Indiana. It contrasts confident forecasts a year earlier with the surprising voting trend, suggesting how speculative sentiment misread the political landscape.
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Maine
Virginia
Arkansas
Texas
Indiana
Senate Banking Panel Probes Reveal Unethical High-Position Actions
The Senate Banking Committee disclosures highlight unethical behavior by powerful men and show how fortunes are accumulated by those shaping society. The findings offer insight into the dynamics of wealth and influence among leaders.
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Senate Banking Committee
Becama
Warning to Hunters on Safe Pheasant Season Conduct
A South Dakota caution urges hunters to use safe practices during pheasant season. It notes several recent hunting accidents where loaded firearms discharged unintentionally, risking serious injury or death. The piece stresses keeping pans empty until ready to hunt and carrying unloaded guns until in use.
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Todas
Walt
Omer
Associated ‘Press
South Dakota
Digun
South
Dakota
Nimrods
Mencken Announces Retirement As Editor At Mercury
The notice discusses H L Mencken retiring as editor of the Cassestean Mercury. It argues his incendiary style and misanthropic bent offended readers and shocked public taste. It questions whether his provocative writing stimulated real thought or harmed advancing any cause.
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Mencken
Qne
L. Mencken
The
Cassestean Mercury
Richard
Sac
Wiitt
Des Moines Reader: Inflation Debate Prompts Money Velocity Note
Washington gossip column cites Paul Mallon arguing inflation framing harms clarity. Federal reserve bulletin shows bank deposits rising slowly while currency velocity nearly doubles from March to July, with hoarded notes and inactive balances limiting usable money.
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MONE
Des Moines Register
Paul Mallon
Washington
Etare
Federal Reserve
Wedi
Marsh
Upoe
Natal
Land of Common Names Finds Popular U S Surnames
A study shows a small set of surnames dominates the U S population. Surnames like Smith Johnson Brown Williams and Jones account for large shares, with about 50 percent of Americans traced to roughly 1 200 names and 10 000 names capturing further chunks.
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United States
Smith and Johnson
Brown
Williams
Jones
Miller
Davis
Susbe
Origin Of Cheese Traced By Girls In Demonstration
Mildred and Ruth Fuller report on the history of cheese tracing legends to ancient Arabia and early dairying. A demonstration at Waterloo Dairy Cattle Show included a cheese making recipe with cup measures and steps, illustrating how milk becomes cheese.
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Christ
Nildrem Lysona
Mildred
Ruth Fuller
Waterloo
Miligre
Scoutmaster of Troop 1 Resigns Over Time Load
Si Beuer, long associated with scouting in the area and formerly of Mitchell, resigns as scoutmaster of Troop 1 due to inability to devote sufficient time. Ted Sandell is named junior assistant scoutmaster, Tom O'Brien moves to assistant scoutmaster, and Wider will be introduced at the Thursday night meeting to assume duties.
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Si Beuer
Mitchell
Mic Bauer-handled
Ted Sandell
Tassintaat
Tom
O'Brien
Aberdeem
Bir
Junior Short Course Holds Big South Dakota Meet
About 2,000 local clubs engage in the Junior Short Course with entertainment by members and leaders. National speakers appear at times and delegates from clubs will attend the state camp at Washine. Some participants win educational trips and top honors in livestock and canning demonstrations across Beadle, Brookings, Brule, and other counties.
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South
Dakota
Sunidt
College
H.ml' Jones
Tot Jclub
Washine
Smyker
Towm
Marian
Benes
Evelyn Schuurmann
Bou
Homme-county
Lauderin
Betty Fine
Butte County
Dale Berton
Beadle County
Ehibitor
Canning
Tegms
Boy Writer Describes Language Study in School
A nine year old fourth grader from Mathews School in Nance township Mound near Wessington outlines his language studies. He mentions learning a poem in September and January and says he is drawing pictures while making a booklet.
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Nance
Wessington
Harold
Brown
Hiss
Janaide
Amu
Sheep Rescue Operation Draws County Aid
Local authorities mobilize volunteers to assist a sheep rescue in Joneson County after a herd became stranded near La Vista Road. Emergency crews coordinate with farm owner and nearby residents as weather complicates the operation.
Tomato Juice Canning Directions From Agriculture Bureau
Special directions for tomato juice canning outline equipment stainless knives sieves and pulp separation to preserve color and flavor. Use glass or tin containers with hermetic seals. Do not use enamelware copper iron or heavily tinned utensils. Sterilize jars and water bath if needed and ensure caps are available.
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Sara E
Department of Agriculture
Chase
Bright
Ted
Twenty Years Ago Fe day In Huron Wedding Notice
At the home of the bride 336 Idaho street on a Wednesday evening October 3 1913 George W E Wagner and Miss Florence Eloise Amna were joined in matrimony by Rev G Ti Noteomi of the district seat of the Methodist Episcopal church. The event drew few close friends and a wedding parlor reading featured Grace Gibbs. Guests attended a dinner and bridge party later at the home of Mrs J M Blount with sixteen ladies present.
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Idaho ‘Street
Geore WE. Wagner
Florence Eloise
Amna
Methodist Episco Church
Grace Gibbs
Ouida
Dea “ Moines
Muun
If. Stone
Koepp
Pierre
Jury Dutty
Mes. J. EL. Rivell- Ette
Bis
Curvis
Anita
Elwell
J. M. Blount
Bridgevlert
hee-Bome
Llevening
Lillie
Fount Tebbes
Akon
Mass
Claude
Oviati
Minneapolis
Build Straw Lofts In Poultry Houses
A farm expert from State College declares straw lofts in poultry houses are reliable additions. He notes lofts can hold 12 birds per unit and keep spaces dry and ventilated, suggesting straw lofts as a practical building improvement for poultry housing.
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Pon L. Weienes
Powtey
Agricul
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