Reapportionment Faces South Dakota After Elections
After the 1932 elections South Dakota faces losing a representative in Congress due to apportionment. The state may redraw districts into two, elect at large, or abolish districts, with the West River seeking a native representative. Incumbents William Williamson Royal C Johnson and C A Christopherson contend for re election. Williamson from the West River may be targeted due to regional balance.
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South Dakota
Congress
National Congress
Illinois
West River
Missouri River
East River
William Williamson
Royal C. Johnson
C. A. Christopherson
Williamson
Courageous Request For Brookings College Funds
President C W Pugsley of State College urges increased appropriations to expand the Brookings school amid rising enrollment concentrated in agricultural courses. He notes facilities are stretched and aims to train youth for the state’s leading industry while balancing strict economy and public need.
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C. W. Pugsley
State College
Brookings School
Pugeley
Pugsley
South Dakota
Brookings Institution
No Frills Agriculture Training Backed by State
Graduates return to the forms of the state to boost production. The school teaches actualities of agriculture, not frills. President Pugsley supports stable funding, arguing against crippling an institution that trains youths for efficient work in the state’s leading industry.
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Pugsley
Displacing pessimism in South Dakota grain debate
The piece argues pessimism stems from psychology rather than real market conditions. A local speaker notes farmers complain about grain prices despite feeding their crops and holding large herds. The column challenges the link between grain price and business health. Separately, Robert Beattie mailed a letter from Ancon in the Panama Canal Zone on October 4, reaching Watertown by October 8.
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South Dakota
Robert Beattie
C. R. Beattie
Watertown
Ancon
Panama Canal Zone
PRESS COMMENT DEPRESSIONS AND POLITICS
A Minneapolis Tribune analysis argues that blame for business depressions falls on both parties in power. It traces mood cycles and congressional seat shifts in 1853 1873 1892 1893 and notes voters punish incumbents, while both parties leveraged downturns for political gain.
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Minneapolis
Congress
Traveling billboards on express wagons spark road debate
The Rochester Post Bulletin condemns railroad express company traveling billboards on private property and wagons, calling them a public nuisance. It argues good roads cost money but save in maintenance and fuel, urging early pavement expansion in South Dakota and especially in areas with heavy traffic like Alexandria.
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Rochester Post
Railway Express Company
South Dakota
Alexandria Ald
Piano Decline Fades Yet Growth In School Lessons
The piece asserts pianos are not decorative relics though some prophecy heralds their extinction. It notes a rise in piano training with 2900 Cincinnati children and 2800 Cleveland students after years of smaller enrollments, indicating broader cultural investment despite critics.
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Living Instrument
America
Bach
Heethoves
Techaikowsky
Cincinnati
Cleveland Ave
Ohio
South Dakota 4-Hers Attend National Dairy Show in St Louis
Nine South Dakota 4-H club members join 29 Iowa Minnesota and other state delegates at the National Dairy Show in St Louis. The group includes dairy judging and demonstration teams with champions from Marshall and Webster counties and a grand Holstein winner from Grant County.
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South Dakota
St. Louis
G. Heebink
State College
L. D. Nichols
Marshall County
A. Palm
Codington
Mervin Oeren
Magda Severson
Evelyn Johnson
Fom Fearne
Raymond Schmidt
Harley Bossman
Lincoln County
Wiliam Doran
Bon Homme Courty
Holand Schwandt
Grant County
Milbank
Webster County
James Kearns
Duncombe
Robert Ward
Dennis Freed
Raymond McBride
Ft Dodge
Frank Lundblad
Lloyd Klotz
Derwood Leach
Fredericksburg
Iowa
Frank Hunt
Chickasaw County
Myron Minish
Ted Iseminger
Hudson
Black Hawk
John Quist
Iowa State College
Howard Whitcomb
George Bera
Ely
St Louis
Kenneth Walter
Clayton County
Carl Youngdale
John Whaley
Marshalltown
Clarence Ungerer
Hawkeye
Willard Latham
Alexander
Jean Lewis Wins First Prize in 4-H Nightgown
Jean Lewis of Miller won first prize on her nightgown in the first year 4-H sewing project at the Hand achievement day. The event featured club members displaying garments, a parade, demonstrations, and the hand club hats march. Etts Mae Englemann led the Miller Pep club this year. leadership will pass to Mrs. Jessie Whittington.
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Jean Lewis
Miller
Wand County
Jean
Clu
Etts
Mae Englemann
Jessie Whittington
Mary Johnson
Bessie Johnson
Evelyn Is Gut
Outdoor Good Manners Campaign Promoted by Clubs
The General Federation of Women's Clubs leads a campaign to teach outdoor good manners across the state. Miss Aleen Erickson, editor of the Young Citizen, urges clubs and schools to promote leaving woods and parks pristine, preserving wildflowers and trees, and always leaving a clean camp with dead fire.
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C. L
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Aleen Erickson
The
Young Citizen
America the Beautiful
Troquois Leaguers Hold First Meeting At School
Members of the Iroquois CL held the first meeting at the school Friday afternoon with parents as guests. Donald Waiters, delegate to the State UC L convention at Pierre in May, gave a detailed trip report. Miss Stiffin, seventh and eighth grade teacher, highlighted convention points. The CS membership in the United States is about 47,000, the second largest children's organization.
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Troquois Leaguers
Donald Waiters
UC. L
Pierre
Simantel Boy Shines At State 4H Fair
Earl Simantel, a Wolsey 4 H club member, exhibited the grand champion baby beef at the fair. The Minneapolis Journal farm editor notes the Simantel family's roaning prizes and Earl's high quality exhibit.
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Simantel
Earl Simantel
Wolsey
Minneapolis Journal
Roany
Simentel
Earl
4-H Club Camp Brings Boys and Girls to St Louis Show
Boys and girls are quartered at a 4-H club camp and will stay until Thursday with girls lodging in nearby hotels. Special club days at the show feature dairy judging contests, demonstrations on breeding and feeding, and milk product handling. Tours around St Louis are planned for days off. Today members attend the Kiwanis daily show banquet.
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St. Louis
Kiwanis Club of
St. Louie
Junior Red Cross Is Peace Factor
Theodore Shank of the American Junior Red Cross argues in favor of character education in schools as a foundation for world peace. He notes seven million American children and five million in 41 other nations participate, with international correspondence, school-based activities, and community service forming the program.
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Theodore Shank
A. Aut
American
Red Cross
St. Louis
Emil Ludwig
Samevig
Junior Red Cross
Ffteen Million
Elief
Trickert
Ad Girls
Europe
National Red Cross
Japan
France
Greece
Filios
South Dakota
Junior Red Cross Drives Youth Movement in America
The article lauds the Junior Red Cross as a powerful youth movement in the United States, noting its focus on character education, self reliance, and service. It highlights supervisors like W. Gashog of Akron and praises the movement for instilling sacrifice and loyalty in youths, supported by adults, to strengthen families and the nation.
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Red Cross
Red Cours
W. Gashog
Schonis
Akron
Ohio
America
Amerie
Green Boosted By Former Governor
Former governor endorsement circulates as Warren Green seeks Beadle county votes. Local supporters, led by Sam Elrod, stress Green's farming background and experience guiding public policy. Backers say he will advocate prudent expenditures and uphold Republican values.
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Green
Sam Elrod
Epphensmers
Ures
Beadle County
Warren Green
Mr. Green
Checker Tourney To Be Played In Huron
The state announces a checker tournament to be staged in Huron next Saturday and Sunday, starting at 6 o clock each night. Officers at Aberdeen report players from multiple towns including Aberdeen, Sioux Falls, Flandreau, and Graner are invited to attend, with teams from Saint Morrison and nearby areas expected to compete.
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Huron
Tauren
South Dakota
Neimion
Sundas
Surich
Aberdeen
Hone
Wade
Lundeen
Briswl
Graner
Lowry
Lesniler
Bars
Field of Conde
Sain Morrison
Johnny Pipestone
Gerthune
Flandreau
Tollsapple
Sioux Falls
Dr. Hung
Checker
Secuons
Real Estate Transfers In Beadle County and Huron Areas
Real estate transfers reported for Beadle County and Huron include Mary E Shaw to Edna F Burger Hur on for 430 dollars Lot 21 Block 4 3rd Ashland Park and Joseph Poellinger to Beadle County for 208 dollars part of Wa NW245-116-61 Edna F Burger to Eila M Hofer. Hu ron Lot 21 Block 4 3rd Ashland Park. Jacob P Stahl to Zach Yale S1 S12 15-112-60 Frank Gillath to C G Dovle Huron 10 dollars Lot 3 Block 1 3rd Parkland ad C G Dovle to Myrtle Teuber Hur 1 dollar Lot a Block 1 3rd Parkland ad James A Ward to Beatrice Ward San Francisco 1 dollar Lots 20 and 21 Block 197 of Auditor's resubdivision of our Int R Huron.
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Furnist
Beadle County
Abstract & Tille Co
Mary E. Shaw
Edna F. Burger
Huron
Ashland Park
Joseph Poellinger
Eila M. Hofer
Jacob P. Stahl
Zach
Yale
Frank Gillath
C. G. Dovle
Parkland
Myrtle Teuber
James A. Ward
Beatrice Ward
San Francisco
Auditor's Resubdivision
Stahl
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Detroit News
Hazel Christoffersen
Jaminesota
Minnesota
Journal
Thorugh
Peace Factor
Italy
Germany
Gerany
Leona L. Heckman
Pam
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