Republicansmoked by Senator Run in State Primary
Editorial notes growing discontent with South Dakota Republicans who win seats but vote independently in Washington. It highlights calls to challenge Senator McMaster in the upcoming primary, naming Glenn W. Martens of Pierre as a potential rival and urging a loyal, state-focused senator.
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Pierre
Senator McMaster
Pierre Daily Dakotan
Glam W. Mars
A. W. Ewart
Argus Leader
United States
McMaster
Glenn Martens
South Dakota
Washington
Glenn
Register the Lobby
President Hoover supports no underground lobbying and denounces covert lobbyists in the Shearer incident context. The piece argues that open lobbying by knowledgeable advocates can aid legislation, while hidden paymaster influence should be rejected, though some see value in transparent advocacy.
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Shearer
Hoover
Washington
Pleading For Causes Classified And Labeled
The passage argues that pleadings should be properly labeled for accuracy and notes that while critics doubt their influence such groups can still serve useful roles. It mentions organizations formed for high purposes and their representatives including churches.
Huron Gains Security National Bank as Commercial Hub
The First Bank Stock corporation plans a new Security National bank in Huron as a sign of regional business confidence. Fred D. Greene will head the bank, bringing extensive experience from Miller and other South Dakota towns, strengthening Huron as a three-bank financial center.
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Huron
South Dakota
First Bank Stock Corporation
First ‘National Bank of
Minneapolis
First National Bank of
St. Paul
Security National Bank
Fred’ D. Greene
First National Bank
Miller
Highmore
Ree Heights
St. Lawrence
Greene
First Bank Stock
Grandma Smith Endorses Modern Girl Debate in 108th Birthday
Omaha World-Herald notes Grandma Smith, aged 108 in Pleasanton Kansas, reflects on the modern girl being terrible yet a great girl in her day. She recalls smoking, late nights, and dances of her era while considering the evolving social scene and comparing past and present fashions and music.
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Ghaldaa Smith
Omaha World-Herald
Grandma Smith
Pleasanton
Kaw
Feleate
Dsn
Srandma
Weserns
Mrs Galvin Coolidge on Vandalism at the White House
Mrs. Galvin Coolidge laments vandalism at the White House describing theft of mementos and tassels as well as damage to furnishings. She argues such acts harm national heritage and notes widespread vandalism in America while calling for stronger protection of natural and historic objects.
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Topeka
Galvin Coollage
Waite
White House
Cassidge
Senators Norbeck and McMaster Defect on Tariff Provision
An Aberdeen editorial notes Senators Norbeck and McMaster defected to the Democrats to defeat a flexible tariff provision. It argues their move may aid agriculture but condemns the desertion from Republican ranks as a mixed action and reflects on Congress's slow capacity to revise policy.
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Aberdeen
Peter Norbeck
William
McMaster
Eer
Argus Leader
The
American News
Senate
Congress
Anil Rei
Iit -Muat
Washington
Scouts Prepare for Fall Rally at State Fair Grounds
Boy Scouts gear up for the fall rally at the State Fair grounds on November 2 starting at 2 o clock with events including standing broad jump relay archery tent pitching and knot tying. Regional director Peed Rogers issued the program noting judging will focus on patrol attendance uniform alignment and general appearance.
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State Fair Grounds
Pierre
Peed Rogers
Marse
E&ch
Ureman
Pires
Hi Hi Hi club seeks new members at Huron High School
The Hi club at Huron High School met to discuss membership with about fifty applications noted by principal H. D. Dunbar. Tuesday evening is penciled as the regular meeting night while a Monday seventh period session will settle scheduling and officer elections will occur at the first regular meeting.
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Hi-t
Huron Senioy Iy
H. D. Dunbar
Wayland Girl Reserve elects officers for year
The Wayland Girl Reserve club elected Dorothy Ravenscroft as president Helen Sedain as vice president Eva McGuire as treasurer and Doris Olson as secretary at a regular meeting October 4 at the Community hall Advisers Mildred Ballintyne Tilda Bourkhuis and Olga Anderson were re elected Mrs M Wood was named chair of the executive committee to fill a vacancy from Mrs Alice Noble resignation The text notes a world production figure for g en in 1528 of 1 997 000 fixed nitre nations.
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Wayland
Ocener
Dorothy Ravenscrof
Helen Sedain
Eva McGuire
Doris Olson
Mildred Ballintyne
Tilda Bourkhuis
Olga Anderson
M. €. Wood
Hhang
Alice Noble
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