Industrializing the farm for better profits and growth
The piece argues farming needs capital and management, praising the corporation as a tool to supply funds and opportunities. It says new capital, better management, and larger scale farming are essential to raise living standards, keep farm youth on the land, and expand industrial duties in rural areas.
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the Auron Publishing CQ
Cor- Chas
H.-J. Mitchell
Treas
Robert D
Fi McCannon
Huron
Stinemarete
Associated Press
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Radio Listings Forecast A Night of Orchestras and Variety
A dense schedule of radio programs across networks and stations outlines a Tuesday night of music and entertainment. Featured are dance orchestras, vaudeville bits, dramatic recitals, and young performers, with highlights from New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and beyond.
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WEAF
New York
NBC Chainy
Dwad A. Stinson
Alzo
Titiramenis
WEY
WSAI
WSM
WSB
IKVOD
Hanyene Ywan
EYW
KSD
Kahl
Woalayims
Sere
WEEC
WNU
RY Sa Ae
Larhor Lighta
Aleo
Sveic WA
Hal Kemp
KMBC
SOIL
WCCO
Vielen
BloePryl Whiteman
Dane
Wowo
KFIP
Silon
WEEN
Kubc
Janet Crawford
WEEM
Woohp
Ware
NBS
Chein
WYEMI
Poland
XDA
ielodzamarAlso Hdica Kyway
Jack Ithe
Wtam Wea
Cleveland
Joby
Houur
Detroit
Wiz M
Shadowlanas
Osnee
Wayne
WWABC
Fran
Scouts Lead as Life Savers at International Jamboree
Loufellow, director of the American Red Cross water work, led 1,400 Boy Scouts at the international jamboree in Kirkhead Rugian. He reported Washington that the American boys impressed with lifesaving merit badges and exhibitions. Strong interest arose in sports and sale methods. American camps in wild country give a natural advantage over European counterparts.
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Loufellow
American Red Cross
Kirkhead
Rugian
Hay
Washington D. C
Sanimarionving Service
Langiellaw
Mnatio
Longfellow
Acre
School Adopts Novel Method To Keep Clean
Manchester District No. 4 in Kingsbury County uses a new system to promote cleanliness. Classes are assigned clean routines on two streets named Clean Row and Tulip Street. Monthly contests reward the tidiest classroom. teacher Alice Beck leads efforts to improve daily sanitation.
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Manchester
Kingsbury
Alice Beck
Party Alignments in South Dakota Primary Law
The piece discusses whether voters can vote across party lines, voting in a Republican primary to influence a fall Democratic ticket. It argues party allegiance creates a defined spirit and lines, cautions against complete disloyalty, and notes public support for a two party system while recognizing flaws in both parties.
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South Dakota
Bulow
United States Senate
McMaster
Senate
Tivo
Republican Party
Corporate farming debate and McMillen’s critique
In this period of farming malaise and pressure for reform, proponents of mass production fear loss of independence, while critics argue for efficiency. Wheeler McMillen’s book Too Many Farmers challenges excess farmers and posits that with current methods 10 percent could feed the nation, sparking discussion of corporate farming’s future.
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James E. Boyle
Cornel University
Wheeler McMillen
McMillen
Oid
Ohio
Confidence in Farm Board Shows Support at Rapid City
National Farmers Union president E Hut voices strong confidence in the new federal farm board. He says the board pursues a rapid, sound policy and that farmers must cooperate to reap benefits. Huff contrasts supporters with critics who blocked legislation, accusing them of self interest as they try to undermine the board.
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Farm Board
E. Hut
National Farmers Union
Federal Farm Board
Rapid City
Juff
Huff
Premier MacDonald Addresses PME Amid Naval Peace Vision
Press comments hail Premier MacDonald's address as a hopeful prelude to disarmament talks with Britain and the United States. He advocates parity as a practical, moral step toward peace, stressing amity, cooperation, and openness in forthcoming negotiations.
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MacDonald
PME & Aneapalis Tribune
MacDonail
Great Brita
United States
Bhig
Spi
Previer MacDonald
Briand
Stresemann
Wee Lal
Senate
Ford's view on women in industry sparks debate
The Henry Ford opinion piece argues women belong in the home as labor-saving devices emerge, arguing they lack inventiveness and mechanical focus. Yet history notes many women innovated in factories, weaving, and sewing machine work, while home duties sustain daily life and character development.
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Kack
Christian Science Monitor
Henry Ford
Mr. Stord
4-H Club Boy Donates Seed Corn For Next Season
Ross Hengefelt, a 4-H member from near Trngre, a corn farmer, shows cooperative spirit by donating seed corn to J A Salisby in Spink county. The Redfield Kiwanis funded seed for 127 boys to plant an acre last spring with no conditions. Ross yielded 30 bushels of Alta Yellow dent corn from his acre and has a bushel and a half of best selected weed.
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Ross -Hengefelt
Trngre
Ross
J. A. Salisby Spink
Gald
Kwanis Club
Redfield Kiwanis Club
4 H Club Seeks Reorganization As Members Record Progress
4 H members are undergoing a reorganization process across clubs, with all participants completing their personal records as part of the ongoing efforts.
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3-H
4-H
Girls Clothing Clubs to Restart Yearly Work
Fragmentary notes indicate girls clothing clubs plan to reorganize and begin activities as the year starts. Boys’ items hint at reorganization efforts to follow.
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Colubs
Elie
Deland H S Elects Four Girl Cheer Leaders
Deland High School elected four girls to lead pep rallies this fall. Over three weeks twelve girls from the junior, sophomore, and vesumen classes studied cheer technique and psychology under Mrs. Cook and Alfreida Langland. Lois Bell Bernadine Hacsen and Bernice Liebig join Alfreida Langland as assistants.
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Deland H. S
Deland High School
Bernadine Hacsen
Bernice Liebig
4-H Clubs May Access Library Books In Pierre
South Dakota Free Library commission issues two pamphlets guiding 4-H clubs to borrow books for 39 days from the Pierre body. Ten copies of Under the 4-H Flag are available on its shelves, with transportation charges paid by leaders.
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South Dakota Free Library Commission
Free Library Commission
Pierre
De Smet High School Band Welcomes Thirty Members
Thirty students joined the De Smet high school band with plans to participate in BU practice and future performances. The alto section is complete and several new players have decided on wind instruments including cornet saxophone sousaphone and clarinet. Notable names include Marvin Erith Theodore Smith Pillie Hunter Lawrence Jone and Robert Pax Belzer among others as the band prepares for upcoming performances.
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de Smet High School
Marvin Erith
Theodore Smith
Yonhanes
Nelson
Pillie Hunter
Ody
Lawrence Jone
Guineviere Denton Kohler
Cor
Robert Pax
Trees Planted by Drakola Pupils in Mingsbury County
Drakola School pupils planted 51 trees last year before school closed. At opening this year 37 trees remained, an activity praised by Governor Bulew. Rural schools plan grounds beautification through the State college office, with Miss Helen Jodes as teacher.
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Beore
Drakola
Mingsbury
Dolus
Youngs
Bulew
State College Office
Ihely
Helen Jodecs Tite Leacher
Drakolt Nox
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New York City
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Northwest Banco. Opera
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France
Northwest Bancorporation
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National Bank
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O. Alford
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