James E West Announces New Roosevelt Award Rules
James E West unveils changes to the Franklin D Roosevelt award plan, aiming to let every troop and unit qualify by December 1 1933. The update modifies attendance, enrollment age, and unit growth requirements to broaden eligibility for the award across the year 1933 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. West
James
West
Scott
Franklin D' Roosevelt
Poe
Oye
Ield
Hector
National Council
National Council For Con
Not the Time to Change School Land Investment Policy
The Aberdeen American questions Ben Strool’s proposal to shift state funds from farm mortgages to interest bearing state bonds. It warns that with agriculture downturn and farm loans already burdened, changing the law now risks undermining the department’s core purpose and endangering needed relief for landowners.
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Aberdeen American
Ben Strool
School and Public Lands
School and Public Land Department
Rural Credit Department
School and Public Lands Department
Problems Created By Acreage Controls Across Regions
The piece discusses the 1934 cotton acreage reductions and their impact on tenants and sharecroppers in the south, plus the challenge for wheat farmers in the Midwest. It notes livestock demand for more pasture and roughage, and warns about unintended consequences of meddling with basic economic laws. It highlights tensions over who should bear the burden and the folly of transplanting displaced workers.
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South
South Dakota
Self Assurance on Clarence Wilson and Darrow
In Vermillion the secretary of the Methodist temperance board mocks Clarence Darrow and praises Dr. Clarence True Wilson for hoping God will permit him to enter heaven. The piece notes Wilson’s plea as friendly but warns it invites judgment, and hints at criticism of Wilson’s take on repeal.
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Clarence Darrow
Clarence True Wilson
Pearly Gates
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Clarence Dartow
Chicago
Fragmentary reflection on voting and public sentiment
The text questions recording popular sentiment and the validity of judgments about repeal or retention. It notes that votes show who exercised franchise and who did not, and discusses uncertainty in interpreting the views of those who abstained from voting.
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Dr. Wilson
Langer’s embargo on North Dalpige wheat sparks debate
The piece praises Governor Langer’s drastic embargo as a national talking point while urging more focus on farm price policy. It argues better crop prices could revive industry and calls for liberalizing game regulations to allow pheasant killing for use, noting birds may not endure winter but can be replenished quickly.
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Langer
Game and Fish Commission
Press Comment Warns Against Roosevelt Imperialism
Sioux City Journal argues against US intervention in Cuba and defends Roosevelt era policy. It recalls 1888 liberation, calls US aid altruistic, warns misreading could endanger Cuba, notes ships stay to protect lives, and urges Cubans to govern themselves while maintaining order and justice.
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Sioux City Journal
United States
Washington
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Spain
Theodore Roosevelt
Dramn
San Martino
Cuban
Republic
Sam
A Double Edged Program for Butter Surplus
The plan, dubbed a double edged program, would use butter purchases to reduce surpluses while aiding the needy. It contemplates financing via taxes on butterfat and on cleo processing, aiming to help the poor with a product not usually in relief. The proposal promises better prices for dairymen and keeps butter affordable for consumers bearing some tax burden.
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Omaha World-Herald
The Service of Newspapers and Their Value to Society
The piece argues newspapers play a crucial role in shaping public understanding. It contends a nation would tumble into pandemonium without daily and weekly papers for a week, as readers rely on them to curb sensationalism and reveal truth.
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Hves
Football stories offer vivid game insights and history
Readers can explore a shelf of football tales including Captain Elev Knype and Substitute by Ralph Barbour, Beby-Ellors Quarterback by Quirk, Team-Mates by Barbour, Fallousing the Ball by Dudley, Crimson Sweater, Behind the Line by Barbour, and Playing the Game by Mitchell Chatnley for a lively picture of football and its stars.
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Ralph Barbour
Knipe
Bar
Bsif
Barbour
Beby- Elrors
Quirk
Dudley
Crimson
Tars
Mitchell
Caning Club Report by Young Members Shows Growth
Josephine Ondzicek, president of the Can Caning Club of northern Hyde county leads a report on the group formed May 13 1897 at F W Eltrink home with seven members. Five demonstrations were held including a grain judging contest where Antoinette Ondricek won first with 340 points.
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Avis Kopecky
Gladys Zemlicka
Margaret Hanson
Antoinetter Ondzicek
Ruth Thurston
Julia “Wel
Joseph: Forman’s
Grove
Henry DeLong
Antoinette Ondricek
Julia
Ondricek
Lysle Elfink
Antoinette Ondrizeke
Ruth Thorsten
Julia Ondricek
Rosebud Youth League Department Chat Described by Teacher
Shirley Barringer of the fifth grade at Ross School notes a department chat in which Vera Smith teaches. Students claim constant 100 percent behavior scores, with minor penalties for whispers and off tasks. They aim to keep the department perfect to please their teacher and ease study.
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Rosebud Young Citizens League
Shirley Barringer
Ross
Secretarial Change At Junior High Meeting
Proceedings show a meeting of the Treatre bight GU Reserves where secretary duties were assigned and a new semester fee set at five cents. The group planned a Halloween party on October 3 for the Gir Reserves and discussed future music events with Arne Bloomberg noted among attendees.
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G. B.retary
Treatre Bight GU
Thes Agroume Ites
Arne Bloomberg
School Curtains Made by Pupils in Fairfield No 2
Readable fragments describe a school project at Fairfield No 2 where pupils made curtains. Mentions urban citizenship and a Dutch feed skating phrase. image caption context unclear but reflects student craftsmanship and civic themes.
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Saya- Floyd
Feirfield No. 2
Delcinne Decker Describes School Visit To Linotype Makeup
Decker tells of a classroom tour by sixth graders from a pendents school, studying communication. They watched linotype make up the slip and thank the local paper’s staff for the experience.
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Delcinne
Decker
Mir. Kleixsser
Yall
Hiren
Arday
Deivinnie Deghod
Gull Ronite
Teacher Furnishes New Tablet Paper Thin Year
Fragmentary notice notes a teacher supplying new tablet paper for the year. The readable text mentions classroom materials and timing associated with a school or local educational setting.
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Diener
Incidents Reported As Enroute Downtime On Road
Fragmentary notes describe an incident while riding a vehicle en route to a school. The garbled text records a collision or near miss with a note about being booked or tied to a road event and mentions a person named LS.
Unclear Clues From A Fragmented Crossword Listing
A damaged OCR page presents a jumble of clues and partial phrases for a puzzle. Phrases include references to positions like state reader, sea, organs of taste, goddess, and various numbered entries. The text resembles a crossword puzzle listing with broken words and stray symbols, lacking coherent narrative.
School Pickup Adds Mystery Item From Lost Find
A student took a bag to school and asked if anyone had lost it. Another pupil claimed ownership saying it would be kept, turning the incident into a small mystery at the school.
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Bobbie
Fourth Grade at Yale School Learns Dutch History
Elma Tschetter describes her Yale rural classroom taught by Miss Elizabeth Tschetter. In the fourth grade with 14 children, they study Holland using a sand table displaying Dutch items like people, houses, boats, and artifacts.
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Elma Tschetter
Holland
Tima Tschetter
Yale
Elizabeth’ ‘Tschetter
Elizabeth Tschetter
Hurley Visits Timm Rural School
Goldie Skinney reports H L Hurley, county superintendent of schools, surprised Tiny School and visited the eighth graders after their arithmetic class. Hurley walked through the room, examined papers, spoke with students, and impressed pupils who hope for another visit.
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Murney
Mir School
Goldie Skinney
Kellogg 4-H Club Members Win Camp Support
A Kellogg 4-H group helped by the Keen Kutters club and a local school to fund send four members to 4-H club camp at Huron. Ruth notes learning in 4-H, including nutrition and baking basics, while careful fundraising provided the necessary funds.
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Virgil
Kellogg
Kutters
Sinty
Huron
Ruth
Untitled fragment hints at pricing and governance
A fragmentary text references processes and price mentions around farmers and prices, with unclear dates and names. It hints at governance of processing and low mood factors, with scattered phrases about March and cents. The readable content is limited and ambiguous.
Cotton Prices Rise and Manufacturing Costs Spread
Inflation fears and a Calton Adjustment plan pushed cotton prices to the highest since 1930, with raw cotton costs in March and August showing a six cent per sheet swing affecting shirts and fabric. A 4.2 cent per pound government tax and higher worker wages plus reduced hours add to material costs for farmers and mills.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron News Briefs
Twenty years ago in Huron the city saw visits and departures. Mrs J C Klerame left for Yankton to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs JT Winter of Sioux Falls stayed in town with Mr and Mrs Harry Otto on their way home from Aberdeen. HC Stober departed for points south for business. B Bs McChiskey heads to Minneapolis for business. George Costain made a brief business stop in Cavour. Judge AS Bs Taylor returned from Selby after holding court. Judge Bot Miller came home from a several days business trip in Minneapolis. Lafe Willmey returned from a Rast business trip. Med Campbell and Coler Camp Bell referenced in notes.
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J. C. Klerame
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Harry
Otto
Aberdeen
Stober
Pointe ‘South Om
McChiskey
Minneayelis
George Costain
Cavour
Taylor
Selby
Bot Miller
Miller Man Wins Award For Radio Recognition
Redfield report notes Rex Munger, salesman for Lew Bonn Company, as a main figure at the October convention of amateur radio operators. Banquet set for Sunday night with awards announced on October 14 and 15 amid local industry recognition.
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Koanewa
Meter Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Boye
Central
Kralya
Hestaagel
Algo Brighten Iy
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Lusk-Miichell Newspapers, Inc
Bartener
Egypt
H.L. Hurley
Timm Rural School
Tlay
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