Price parity urged to raise farm buying power nationwide
Senator Norbeck pressed for price level adjustments to lift agriculture’s buying power to industrial levels in Huron. He supported raising farm prices or lowering industrial prices, citing long deficits since 1890 and calling for seven adjustments including higher farm prices, lower taxes, wage revisions, reduced freight costs, lower urban rents, and possible mortgage write-downs to restore rural prosperity.
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Middle West
Peter Norbeck
Huron
Norbeck
National Partilizer Association
Charles J. Brand
Mr. Brand
Brand
Senate
NRA Safety Rules Highlight Open pheasant and duck seasons
The National Rifle Association in Washington issuing safety rules to its 225000 members as hunting seasons begin. The guidelines stress avoiding accidents in both target practice and field hunting, urging sportsmen to study and observe the NRA rules to reduce fatalities in South Dakota and beyond.
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National Rifle Association
Washington, D. C
South Dakota
Hoover Defending His Record Against Partisan Slander
A press comment defends President Hoover against Democratic charges of cold indifference to American suffering. It argues Hoover’s postwar relief record and leadership in Europe prove his commitment to relief at home and abroad, condemning calls to depict him as self serving. The piece urges voters to reject personal attacks and focus on effective policy.
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Hoover
White House
Democratic Publicity Organization
Europe
United States
Herbert Hoover
Nona
Weither
Municipal ownership taxes and prospects in South Dakota
The article argues against municipal ownership of utilities, using a $100000 asset as example. It claims private ownership would pay state taxes, while municipal ownership shifts taxes to other businesses. Over twenty years this approach reportedly costs the state and county about $40,000, benefiting the town with donated funds. It warns of penitentiary population growth and broader tax shifts across states, linked to hard times and related crimes.
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Woonsocket
South Dakota
South
Dakota
Bank Kabbérien
Loquals
Free Trips for 4-Hers a Contest Opens for Stories
The Huronite announces a writing contest offering free trips to Brookings for 4-H club members. About 35 boys and girls will attend the junior short course in December, selected by a committee from local business and professional leaders based on project work, activities, records, and idea contribution.
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Brookings
Huron
Wil
Accursey
Minnehaha Girls Plan Scout Week Activities
Minnehaha Girls held a regular meeting at the Methodist church, part of Scout Week planning. Dorothy Young and Ruth Westling were chosen to represent the troop at the state PT A convention October 20. Court of honor planned for October 20 at the college chapel. troop to attend church as Scout Week closes with a tea for the scouts.
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Methodist Chtlken
Kathryn Manolig
Minnetonka
Pine Hill
Dorothy Young
Ruth Westling
College Chapel
LakeTah Scouts Plan Winter Service Work
LakeTah Scouts meet at Congregational church on Wednesday afternoon to map a city wide service program. Girl Scouts Troop I plans to engage others in the effort this fall as they work on tenderfoot and sid badge projects with guidance from Carlson. Chickadee patrol focuses on signaling and flag arts.
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LakeTah
Congregational Church
Chickadee Patrol
Slganlaf » Eee
Boy Scout Keeps Promise at Court House
A Huron boy selling magazines honored the first Scout Law by returning five cents in change. After several attempts to locate the customer who owed him, the scout finally found the man near the court house and fulfilled the bargain by returning the dime and keeping his promise.
Titonka Froop to Parade in Huron Pow Wow Day
Titonka troop 6 met after school at Mrs. C. D. Dunbar's home with outdoor games such as Hi Little Eassie and German Clay dance. Marjorie Jean Lang reports. Bernice Grace completed second class rank. Observers badge work and weights and measures for first class tests were done, with plans for a Halloween party and P T A convention in Huron October 20. The troop will march in the Pow Wow day parade and hike Saturday. Joan McArthur attended as a guest. meeting closed with Taps and Run Along Home.
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Titonka
C. D. Dunbar
Eassie
Marjorie Jean Lang
Bernice Grace
Huron
Marth
Nature
Joan McArthur
Wolsey Poultry Club Completes 4 H Work
Wolsey 4 H Poultry Club held its final meeting October 16 at Mrs W B Priese home with Leona Friese reporting. Members completed record books checked by county agent RB A Cave. The club exhibited poultry at junior and state fairs earning about 25 dollars in prizes. Not all could attend but plans called for completing records and members to enroll again next year.
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Wolsey Poultry Club
Wolsey
Broadland Troop 15 Plans Court of Honor
Broadland Boy Scouts schedule a court of honor for Monday per troop scribe Harlan Olson. Four scouts attended a recent rally at the Methodist church where Broadland placed second. Huron Troop 1 won and tied Broadland for second. Five visitors, including two committee members, attended and watched knot tying contests.
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Broadland
Methodist ’Church
Harlan Olson
Huron
Young Citizens Present Roosevelt School Program
A Roosevelt School district No 2 social studies program was held Friday afternoon October 7. Edith Rand, secretary, listed the lineup including pledge, song, and flag salute. Third graders performed posters and dialogues by Ruby Pabner, Mavin Tatchia, Otis Pierson, Jay Anderson, and Wallace Tatchia with White Children and Nova Richard Palmer presenting Our Forests. Other pieces covered Primitive Method of Transportation and Development of Air. guests attended as reported by the school.
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C. L
Roosevelt
Beadle County
Edith
Rand
Ruby Pabner
Mavin
Tatchia
Otis
Pier
Ditile
Wallace Tatchia
John Pakiner
Jay
Anderson
Tatchio
Oxrin
Prary Cher
Edith Rand Pierson
Air “Dubois
Willing Workers 4-H Club Elects Officers in Tulare Meeting
The Willing Workers 4-H club of Tulare met at Janet Richards home to reorganize for the year. Dorothy Schultze was named president and Janet Richards secretary. A permanent reporter was not named, and after business the group enjoyed games and songs. Vivian Fire to fund Young Citizen subscription noted.
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Tulare
Tuslere
Janet Richards
Dorothy Schultze
Dorothy
Janet Hichards
Political Parties Puzzle Summary Clue Grid Confuses Readers
A scrambled crossword style puzzle asks for political party in power and Woodrow Wilson's representation, with numerous cryptic clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The page ends with Vivian noting many helpful articles and league members.
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Italy
Politica
Woodrow Wilson
Vertical
Vivian
Leaguers
Rand School Sixth Graders Study Forestry Samples
Sixth grade at Rand School Beadle County explored forestry by examining wood samples donated by a lumber company. Genie Parkhurst of the Willing Workers, C. L., called the project very interesting and informative.
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Rand School
Beadle County
Lumber Company
Genie Parkhurst
The
Willing Workers, C. L
The Amazing Story of Cotton The Launderer’s Guide
Cotton launders and re dyes well with care. Mercerization gives permanent luster and strength. Cotton fibers shrink and twist with processing, becoming smooth and strong. Origin traces to Egyptian era with fine fibers used in tires and textiles. Cotton absorbs water, sterilizes easily, and conducts heat, aiding hospital use despite limited elasticity.
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Izog
Plan to lay out artificial lake on Lake Kennebec
October plans from the state game and fish department outline a proposed artificial lake north of here to be built with federal relief funds if approved. The project would create a summer resort for Ly man county residents and involve a dam and earthworks to store water and control flows.
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Kennebec
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