Sport in South Dakota premieres with broad sports coverage
The Evening Huronite notes the launch of Sport in South Dakota a monthly magazine from Bates Publishing Redfield dedicated to South Dakota sports. It outlines policy to report statewide activities, seek accuracy, welcome corrections and avoid favoritism while promoting fair play and constructive ideas.
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South Dakota
Bates Publishing Company
Redfield
Time Magazine
American Legion
Huronite
Germans fear riots as Hitler rise looms in Germany
A reflective note describes the Reichstag riot as anti Jewish violence by racists and communists, met by police. It argues Germans favor order, warn that such disturbances risk undermining the republic, and hopes President Hindenburg maintains strength to face looming political crisis.
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Reichstag
Hitler
Mussolini
Germany
Hindenburg
German People Must Not Follow Visionaries Say Leaders
The text argues that Hitler and his racist followers plus communists demand scrapping the Young plan to escape war debts. It warns Germans will not abandon their achievements to follow self-appointed leaders and stresses the seriousness of such a mistake.
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Hitler
Germany
Frequent Audits Urged as County Offices Under Scrutiny
South Dakota state audits reveal irregularities and embezzlement in multiple counties. Brown county commissioners hired private auditors after frustration with limited state coverage. A bridge company overpaid by 5000 dollars, and broader calls grow for expanding the state auditor’s force to audit each county at least once every two years.
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South Dakota
Dunn
Brown County
Grand Jury
State Auditor's
Green’s Primary Vote Echoes Garfield Nomination
A reader recalls Garfield’s unlikely 1880 nomination to argue Warren E. Green can win the governor’s race. The writer notes conventions favor the strategic choice over the highest vote getter and cites support from Gladys Pyle and Brooke Hewell as public opinion shifts toward Green.
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Garfield
Chicago
Ohio
John Sherman
Treasury
Wisconsin
Hancock
Warren E. Green
Pierre
Gladys Pyle
Brooke Hewell
Green
Irritable driving harms safety warns New Jersey official
Harold G. Hoffman, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, cautions that irritability while driving disrupts calm judgment and safe operation. He notes road hog behavior and horn conflicts can trigger a cycle of anger, reducing driving efficiency and risking others on the road.
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Harold G. Hoffman
Motor Vehicles
New Jersey
United States
Engagement of King Rorie and Princess Giovanni Sparks Europe Talk
Society note suggests the Bulgaria Italy engagement may be a regular romance rather than a formal alliance. Belgrade reportedly views the match as a convenient safeguard amid regional tensions with Yugoslavia.
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Rorie
Bulgaria
Giovanni
Italy
Jugo Slavia
Belgrade
Kanssa City Star
Hand County 4 H Boys Finish Work
Hand County 4 H club notes a year of pig project activity: meetings in April May and June, a club tour to farms including Vermensen and Lewis, losses of pigs by Ray Fisher Billie Newman Lyndall Jewell, and a 22.50 pig sale by Kenneth Vermensen. Members listed include Vermensen Fisher Wilson Smith Myron Lewis Jewell Newman Lewis.
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Leslie Lewis
Ae. Newman
Ray Fisher
Billie Newman
Jewell
Vermensen
Lewis Farm
Smiths
Newman
Smith Home
Mr. Smith
Lyndall Jewell
Kenneth Vermensen
Louis Wilson
Glen Smith
Myron Lewis
Tyndall Jewell
Sunbeam Father Son Dinner Draws Local Crowd
Judge Frank R. Fisher spoke at the Sunbeam church 19 miles northeast of St Lawrence for a Father Son banquet with more than 60 fathers and sons in attendance. Local residents, Rev Leslie Eads, Sunbeam orchestra led by Alfred Brown, and soloists Miss Helen Bingham along with Mable and Crystal Yestous performed.
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Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Sunbeam
St. Lawrence
Leslie Eads
Beuuish
Sunbeam Orchestra
Alfred Brown
Helen Bingham
Mable
Crystal ‘Yestous
Walter Limp
Athon
George Yearous
George Bingham
Ralph Grey
Robert Dynes
Darian Mann
Wharton Bars
Ben Magness
Tenderfoot Scouts Pass Tests at Huron Troop Meeting
Huron Boy Scouts troop 3 held a Monday evening meeting led by Scoutmaster Geo M Wilcox. Tender foot tests were passed by Eugene Jones Robert Ellis Johnson Hoy and Charles Rientsma was elected assistant patrol leader of the Black Bears.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Lyle Barton
Eugene Jones
Robert Ellis
Johnson and Hoy
Charles Rientsma
Black Bears
Geo. M. Wilcox
Bob Sheeks
Milk Production Talk At Wellington Pioneer Dairy Club
BA Cave, county agent, spoke on Feeding for Milk Production at a Wellington Pioneer Dairy Club meeting held October 13 at Edwin Wheelock's home. Six members attended. most own recently freshened heifers and want higher milk yields. Lunch followed, served by Mrs Wheelock.
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BA. Cave
Wellington Pioneer Dairy Calt Club
Edwin Wheelock
Georgia Mitchell
Wheelock
Wilson Girls Elect Committee Members
The Wilson Girl Reserves named committees at a Monday after school meeting. Sixteen members heard Miss Van Ornum explain the goals of Girl Reserve work. Evelyn O'Dell was named Program chair with four assistants. Corrine Bows led membership with six members, while Melle Petersen headed the social committee and Bowleslaw led the service committee with several assistants.
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Wilson
Miss van Ornum
Raymond Hess
Evelyn O'Dell
Margaret Chester
Irene Hale
Creta Baker
Clive Bevick
Corrine Bows
Devona Brandvald
Doris Sharp
Alice Younkin
Dora Hill
Melle Petersen
Verona LeEngle
Thais Wood
Evelyn Newell
Evelyn Miller
Irene Bowleslaw
Florence Moar
Cecylia Passenshain
Car
Trip Contest for Short Course Closes Nov 1
Members of the 4-3 club in Central South Dakota entered in the Huronite free trip contest must submit stories by November 1. The contest awards 50 club members a trip to the Junior Short course December 27 31. Winners announced early December, encouraging clubs to boost records or club histories to improve standings.
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South Dakota
Two Scouts Save Lives Of Others
Shirley Ferguson of Warwick Rhode Island and Ula Louise Evanstover a 14 year old Girl Scout of Milwaukee Wisconsin aided in lifesaving efforts. Ferguson rescued a 16 year old girl at Goddard Memorial Park while Evanstover helped revive two boys near Port Washington Lake Michigan with bystanders assisting.
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Shirley Ferguson
la Louise Kranstoyer
Warwick
Rhode Island
Pawtucket River
Pontiac
R. 1
Shirley
Goddard Memorial Park
Potowamut
Revenes
Louis Pierron
Ula Louise Evanstover
Milwaukee
Wis
Port Washington
Lake Michigan
Pierron
Illa Louise
Unclear excerpt on rescue drill and sales planes in Africa
The fragment mentions teaching unconscious youths to expel water from lungs and apply artificial respiration. It also notes airplanes for salesmen supplied by an oil and gasoline company in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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An Oil and Gasoline Company
Johannesburg
South Africa
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