Norbeck Opposition Faces Likely Primary Battle
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader predicts strong opposition to Senator Peter Norbeck in the coming primary and a tough general election. It notes potential Democratic challenger U.S. G. Cherry of Sioux Falls and questions party leaders' control, while citing Cherry’s experience but past intra party conflicts and Bulow support.
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Sioux Falls
Peter Norbeck
Norbeck
Argus Leader
Huronite
U.S. G. Cherry
Cherry
Democratic Party
Argus
South Dakota
W. J. Bulow
The Lesson of the Day by Freeman J Wood
Freeman J Wood writes from Chicago to Dr. Sewell of Huron warning of a gloomy era marked by commercial prostration and unemployment worldwide. He calls for generosity and steadfast honor, urging men with large hearts to aid those in need amid peril and economic distress.
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Freeman J. Wood
Huron
Chicago
Harry D. Sewell
France
Russia
Europe
China
Manhood and faith quoted from Harpers Weekly 1857
The text notes a quotation praising steadfast faith in God and charitable deeds, tagged as reprinted from Harper's Weekly Volume 1, page 642, issue dated October 10, 1857. It remarks the source is 74 years old.
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Harper’s Weekly
Farm Board wheat aid debate in South Dakota
A Grain Stabilization representative addresses South Dakotans on how the federally funded agency will distribute wheat from the national surplus to drought affected farmers needing livestock feed. The piece argues for broader relief to feed larger herds and urges domestic demand to lift farm prices and stimulate industry.
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Farm Board Wheat
South
Germany
China
Brazil
New Era Demands Supermen Says Princeton President
Dr John Grier Hibben in his last Princeton opening address to freshmen warned of an approaching new era born of economic depression. He defined supermen as students showing exceptional intellectual acumen and resourcefulness and urged heart and mind as two requisites for shaping the coming era. He stressed individuals must meet political, economic and social challenges and help mold inevitable changes.
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Sioux City Journal
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Hibben
Dr. Hibben
Superman
Sot
Feed Them Farsi Products
Aberdeen American News discusses through Lansinger Brothers of Wisconsin a plan to distribute sheep to aid relief efforts as counties plan large budgets for aid. The piece argues diverting money into meat and wool distribution could feed needy families cheaply, with thrifty farmers urged to convert farm outputs into relief stock ahead of winter.
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Aberdeen
American News
Lansinger Brothers
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lida
Hort
Healthiest Girl Reviews Career Healthiest Girl
Adis Prouty of Hanson county South Dakota is celebrated as the 1931 healthiest 4 H club girl. The piece recounts her joining the Jolly Juniors club in 1927 and multiple county district and state 4 H achievements including baking, foods, clothing, and health contests. It notes a trip to the 4 H club congress in Chicago and ongoing club leadership roles. Barbara Goode and Edna McLaughlin are named as fellow club members with notable achievements.
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Adis Prouty
South Dakota
Miss Prouty
Chelago
Hanson County
Nellie M.laughlin
Jolly Juniors
Bethel Bernice Johnson
Alexandria
Mitchell
Chicago
South Dekota
Jolly
Barbara Goode
Edna McLaughlin
Barbera
Onida Girl Writes Sr School Editorials
Frances Chamberlain, editorial writer for the Onida Watchmen school section, reflects on friendship as a guiding force through life. She asserts that true friends endure, brighten joys, and share sorrows, noting that a few chosen companions stay with us from early days as time shapes unbreakable bonds.
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Onida
Frances Chamberlain
Onida “Watchmen
Porter At About T Oclock Lunch Served By Someite
In a brief readable fragment a dining scene mentions a porter serving lunch around an approximate hour. The snippet names a porter and a served meal, indicating a simple service moment. No clear date place or organization is present from the readable text.
Huron Club Boy Sends Note From Dairy Show
Orin Oviatt, South Dakota dairy club champion, writes from Savannah Missouri while en route to St Louis for the National Dairy Exposition. He notes a 14 mile drive with no trouble and Iowa's tall corn reputation. He plans to return by car after the event.
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Huron Club
Orin Oviatt
South Dakota
Dairy Club
St. Louis
R. c. Cave
Savannah
Iowa
Dinner Party in Paris With Miss Mack in Paris
In Paris Miss Viola Mack, South Dakota’s revue champion, travels with Mr and Mrs H M Jones. They dine with Madame and Monsieur Berdier, ride the metro, and remark on French customs, bread, pepper grinders, eight course meals, and large tea cups before plans to share Sunday in Paris.
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Paris
Viola Mack
South Dakota
Clu
Chicago
Europe
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Madama Bordier
Opera Company
Disaster Question Horizontal Puzzle Clue List
A dense OCR style word puzzle item listing scattered clues and definitions. It includes terms like hurricane harm, population notes, ship terms, and various single words across multiple rows and columns. The fragmentary text mixes numbers, quotes, and mis-spellings, with many entries referencing geography, objects, and roles.
Fun Day Sponsored by Skoonatap Troop 3
Skoonatap Troop 3 invites Scejawea troop 2 and Huron Girl Scouts to a Fun Day at Shite poke grove on Saturday. Troop reporter Beryl Becker notes a recent October 7 meeting with songs, the general service code translation, and upcoming leadership change as Mrs Rowe becomes lieutenant to teach handcraft. Thirty regular members and two visitors attended.
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Skoonatap
Scejawea
Huron Girl Scouts
Shitepoke Grove
Beryl Becker
E Sacajawea
Dr Lee Opens Winfred Office In Former Willoughby Residence
Dr. Lee, who has practised in Huron for a year, has opened an office in Winfred and leased the large former Willoughby residence with plans for a hospital. Winfred had no resident doctor for several years. E. Club Meets Raymond reports a regular BE. Z. club meeting at Guy Masahowe with a social afternoon and refreshments. Next meeting set for November at an undisclosed location.
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Lee
Huron
Winfred Howard
Winfred
Willoughby
S E
Raymond
BE. Z
Ite
Guy Masahowe
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By Sara L. Dewing
A September foods clinic at the Huron county courthouse gathered county women to discuss cost effective meals. Topics included budgeting, planned menus, health on low cost diets, economy recipes, and canning methods. The state extension service outlined two guides for families with varying dairy supplies, detailing daily meals and weekly options to maintain health and nutrition.
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Sara L. Dewing
Huron Court House
South Dakota
State Extension Department
W. H. Davis
Hitchcock
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Notes of Local Travel
Twenty years ago in Huron J A Wilson left for Canova for a week with relatives. J B Walsh drove to Wolsey on professional business. Miss Gertrude LeWarren has returned to the city. Mr and Mrs Coler Campbell returned from Minneapolis where Mrs Campbell waited on New York City. Miss Mona Bleck of Besmiakela Ta is in the city visiting Miss Edna McMurray. Mr and Mrs W H Bliss departed for Chicago for a few days. Jack Walreth left for points on the C and NW. A L Fanyan arrived home from Chicago. Miss Martha Weeheng arrived from Mitchell for a visit with her sister Mrs William Moran. Mrs John Deherty returned from Minnesota where she cared for her mother until her death a few weeks ago. Hans Christensen departed this morning.
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J. A. Wilson
Canova
Vislt
J. B. Walsh
Wolsey
Gertrude LeWarren
Coler Campbell
Minneapolis
Camphire
Campbell
New York City
Mona Bleck
Besmiakela
Edna McMurray
W. H. Bliss
Jack Walreth
Sarmadia
Marthy’ Weeheng
Mitchell
William Moran
John Deherty
Highireeda
Wolsey Officials Prepare for Day of Business
States Attorney Richard Talboy arrived in Wolsey for a day of business. H D Jennings of Pierre, who had been here yesterday with Ashes F Per, left this morning for home.
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Wolsey
Richard Talboy
H. D. Jennings
Pierre
Fire Prevention Week Success At Watertown
Fire Chief James Mooney praised Watertown residents for a flawless Fire Prevention Week with no calls or fires reported. He urged ongoing precautions to sustain the record year round and noted current equipment is adequate though he hopes for a city service ladder truck to be added.
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Watertown
James Mooney
Mooney
Jacder
Soatt
Watertown Toy Repair Drive Seeks Last Donations
Watertown firemen continue repairing toys with a final donation date set for Thursday October 15. Cosmopolitan club volunteers urge immediate contributions as many valuable toys already arrive, awaiting painting and touch ups for distribution to local children at Christmas.
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Watertown Watertown
Watertown
Cosmopolitan Club
Road Grading Progress Near Avon and Tyndall
Avon October 13 The road grading crew is at work in Avon extending west to the Charles Mix county line. They have graded and widened a ten mile stretch from Tyndall in about five weeks. Bridge work is underway with new structures between Avon and Tyndall. The right of way change now routes the road into Avon from the north side of the railroad and a grade across the lowlands removes the horseshoe bend.
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Avon
Charles Mix County
Tyndall
Water conditions at Sturgis shut water in schools
Sturgis health officer Dr F A Richards has ordered drinking water shut off in all public schools due to a germ in the water that may cause a mild intestinal disorder. No typhoid or other germs detected. Water supply lowered by city reservoirs. water treated daily with chlorine. guard posted at water shed to deter contamination by stock and keep people off.
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Sturgis
F. A. Richards
Manchester Aid To Hold Quilting Bee
The Ladies Aid society meets Wednesday afternoon at the church to finish last week’s quilting project. A picnic lunch follows a brief business meeting. All members are urged to attend.
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Manchester
Ladies Aid Society
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