Edison’s Golden Jubilee Celebrates Light Pioneers
The light industry marks Thomas A. Edison with a Golden Jubilee honoring the 50th anniversary of the practical incandescent lamp. It extols Edison’s inventions from the phonograph to storage batteries and radio tubes, praising his impact on modern life and technology.
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Thomas A. Edison
Thomas
A. Edison
S. Edison -Fox
Caesar
Biison
Edison
Deadi Caruso
Jess
Baizoni
Thomas A
Public Farm Legislation Feuds and Professional Friends
The article critiques a row over farm legislation and calls out “professional friends of the farmer” in blocking or stalling bills. It notes past actions by Coolidge Hoover and others, urging Public Opinion to recognize patterns of obstruction and political maneuvering surrounding McNary Haugen and debenture plans.
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Joardianc
Coolidge
McNary-Haugen
Hoover
Watertown
McNuny-Haugen
Congress
Axenttira
Tenant operated farms dominate Brookings county
The Brookings county auditor reports that more than half of the farms are tenancy run, a normal pattern for South Dakota counties. The piece notes diverse factors shaping tenancy, praising good landlords and tenants while lamenting a shortage of high quality tenants.
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Brookings
South
Dakota
Tenant duties and landowner roles in Dakota farming
A historical note laments poor land and flood risk affecting tenants in Dakota. It argues many landowners overuse land, tenants fail to provide suitable buildings, and livestock care is neglected. It urges landowners to let tenants occupy land responsibly and warns grain farming risks while praising dairy and poultry for steadier gains.
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Amomg
Maltas
Leffart
Malta
South
Dakota
Paoren
Rights and dangers of trucks on night highways
A fragmented letter argues that freight trucks endanger public safety on highways when unlit or poorly lit, calling for drastic steps to safeguard passenger rights and urging trucking lines to enforce proper lighting and cautious driving. It cites frequent near misses and accidents from overnight freight traffic.
North Dakota dairy cattle outlook sparks eastern farmers’ doubts
A North Dakota Agricultural College report from an agricultural conference discusses cattle pricing and regional production disparities. The piece notes eastern farmers struggle to compete with western cattle costs, highlighting potential shifts in eastern dairy farming prospects and market dynamics.
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Aood
Wnis
Hetm Las
Mortis Dukotm
Tortie Loool
Outletere Wurtiies Tow
Shepnerds
North Dakcotni
Salem
Hojeteln
North -Elze
Hiss
Raglor
Wylmung
Husinarna
Award for Best SF by Young Citizens
Reulau Bagley wins seventh prize in a school pageant. The Young Citizens group at Wayne school district honors students with a photograph and a smaller prize. Another top suggestion from Mabasia Lancaster of Trent eighth grade earns a book for Trent school libraries and a practical, attractive prize for the winner.
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Reulau
Zears
Sene
Enid
Chershxtit
Rade Otsche
Svatterwoort
Ake
Manefield
Liaa
Reulodt
Gus
Lac Wentz
Emery
Smith
Dakort
Hbrarys
Mabasia Lancaster
Erade
Trent
Best of All Oklahoma 4-H Dairy Teams Triumph
Oklahoma 4-H dairy judging team earns top honor at the St. Louis dairy show, besting Nebras ka and Minnesota. Individual scores highlight outstanding performers from Oklahoma and Minnesota in a competitive national event.
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Oklahoma
Delryr
America
St. Deus
Naendny
Nebraskik
Minnesota
Arifeoun
Mlinoite
Thneiz
Hatley
Pauli
Atlas
Fred
Norberg
Rally Held Saturday Rally Scouts Gather for Field Events
A Saturday rally gathered five Scout troops from Tu Nave Broadland and nearby areas to participate in field events at an area school. Max Steffen was appointed scout master, with Lor Bitchcocks troop charged. Russell Brant and James Hummer served as judges as officers were named for four weeks at Willow Lake.
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Bagere
Rala Olicouk
Broadland
Igromoria
Max
Steffen
Tieynewix
Bitchcocks
Was
Sui
Russell
Brant
Ands James
Judas
Mr. Dagers
Igpnean
Fred i
Fragmented glimpses of youth crime and tension in Brookings
A garbled recounting depicts youths paying fines and facing penalties under strict law, amid anxious community sentiment. It references punishment, prison terms, and moral debate over youths, money, and obedience, signaling broader social tensions.
Chicago Scout Girl Featured on Parish Posters
A Chicago council announces a typical girl scout will be pictured on pew ribbon posters. The display aims to promote the organization and its local activities.
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Horchearm of
Chicago
Cis
Patchy Reality: of Kew Work Wins at Week’s End
Fragmented OCR text reports names and places including Tamti-week and Huron with references to Bonnie Miller and the Broadland Sun. Mentions Mr Haltipy, Mrs Bens Howalli, and families heading to Long Beach while others visit Gettys, Roy Houck, and Frank Tolar.
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Syecikli Gorreepondant
Haltipy Ie
Miller
Broadland Sunin
Huron
Bens Howalli
Mora
Mora¢ and Tam— Weet
S. Ky Moray
Long Beach
Johar Moul
Gettysdaughter
Roy Houck
Frank
Howard
Irreliable Fragments on Home Fire Inquiry
Incomplete notes discuss a recent home fire at Willow Lake affecting residents. The district investigates hazards including rubbish, basements, and outside structures. Principal questions focus on inflammable items and general safety in the affected area.
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Schaolas
Scouts Recere Prizes at Meet Huron
Scouts receive prizes at a meet held at the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening. Dignitaries and committee members attend as Troop 2, now entering its fifth year, celebrated with banners, a pennant, and certificates. Scoutmaster Glentz received a major yearly commission.
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Huron
Itiwrs
Ini Mwre
Glentz
Beadle County Boys Draw Pride From New Plans
Beadle County leaders announce plans for youth programs and school changes as the organization notes 106 percent support. County Superintendent Mrs Nelsen Brussei and others promise improved facilities and activities, with focus on four parl schools and organized wills under county guidance.
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Beadle County
Citzens League
Nelsen
Brusse
Auper
Beale
Ini
Boys to Present Operetta Tuesday at School
Arlington junior citizens elect officers for the next two weeks as the boys glee club prepares to present an operetta burlesque of college life titled Cleopatra and Antony with Leslie Billington William Burton Floyd Jobnaam Robert Reisinger Hingsley Hopkins in principal roles at the school auditorium Tuesday evening.
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Arlington
Schaal
Boys
Heloperetta
Cheopatre
Tuesaay
Auditoriun
Ares Gleopatra
Leslie Billington
William —Burton
Pood
Antony—Floyd- Jobnaam
Pompey
Robert Reisinger
Guesa
Jane Patne Triumph in Fictional Typing Prize Wins
Jane Patne wins the silver ln award from Tynewrier Company for writing 68 words per minute. Ree Heights student receives the Thig fate frat award this year in a text with errors and odd phrasing.
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Jane Patne
Jane Fame
Smith
Tynewrier
Ree Heights
Tynewriting
Unclear town visit leads to rearranged family plans
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mr. and Mrs. Terney visiting relatives at St. Lawrence. Mentions Bert Bartlett and Terney family, with plans shifting as preparations for an event on Wednesday are noted.
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Buahtiekt
Willem
Bertlett
St. Lawrence
Witone
Triandis
Mrs G Kaump and Martha El Ihe in Velerie Woadhesdary
Fragmentary OCR lists names Mrs G Kaump and Martha El Ihe with unclear context. The text appears to reference a business or listing term and a place or event but specifics are unreadable.
Community Notes and Local Visits In Woonsocket
Correspon dent reports a congressman tour and social calls in Woonsocket. Mrs B Palmer hosts a meeting on Wednesday. Mrs Beery visits with friends, and Reames travels from Woonsocket to California. Robert Wheaton of Woonsocket to attend installation in early October.
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Christophersom
Prom
Friends
Iwoorsocket
Thuradars
Woonsocket
Clarence
Anvon
B. Palmer
Community notes from Spink County and surrounding towns
Special correspondent reports on local social events in Spink County including entertaining relatives, births, and visits. Notes include Mr and Mrs Schwanbauer of Los Angeles welcoming a daughter, various residents traveling to Springbelt and Sioux Falls, and multiple calls and gatherings in Lane, Woonsocket, Marion, and nearby communities.
Bonilla Hiles Works Visit and Local Notices
Special correspondent notes Hiles travels to Wesington south west of Wesington to assist with his work for a few days. Mrs Dewey Bussell and children depart for Iowa Thursday to visit relatives. Bonilla kittens team visits Whiteside school Friday after. A new grinder is being installed at the Reese elevator. Members of the Christian deacon are planning a sociable on the first Friday in November. L.M. Bussell leaves for Nebraska on business. Mrs Frank OBrien hosts Ladies Aid at home Thursday afternoon with 30 attendees. Next meeting set with Mrs Milburn McHienam. Bert Minnium visit Rouilla Thursday evening. Eleanor Atkinson recovering after jaw surgery. Mrs Alex Aldrich of Wellington visits friends Friday night. Mrs Manel Makittam and Myra Mekhichan shop in Huron Friday. National Farm Ads from Kewrom Brow.
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Bonilla
Hiles
Abs
Vrother
Ererett
Southrwest
Wesington
Dewey Bussell
Iowa
Whiteside School
Agate
Reese
Christan
O .Sociieletor
Kivensthe
Tiowla Barthlemay
M. Bussell
Nebraska
Frank O'Brien
Owith
Milburn
McHienam
Bert Minium
Rouilla-Thuredey
Ybeevey
Kewrom
Brow
Local residents mingle over weekend visits and church services
Cavour area residents shared a busy weekend with relatives and church activities. Mrs. Mireilostella and Miss Mireilostella spent Wednesday in Jinvoa while Rev. Ale Harkgasss Fitchel preached at Cavoul. Amanda Tal and Mrs. Amanda Mallat joined visitors from Sioux Falls for several days, and local manager Fy. E. Srtinsome recovered at home from rheumatism as families hosted gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Fisher's birthday event.
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Cavour
Max
Schnieder
Gostelto
Sioux Falls
Armar
Mireilostella
Amilebekah Jodros -Sestion
Wiliam Geguom
Wicon
Spext
Aig
Ynei
Martin
Ale Harkgasss Fitchel
Cavoul
Res AG Lodre
Specia Scsmod
Moss
Amanda
Tal
E. Srtinsome
Gavour
Gum
Bas Bean
Trem
Sioux City
James Elger
Wade
Pear Creek
Ray Solan
Tan
Ay Burton
Bally County
Gorden We Rudd Turns Eighty Eight With Veterans Honor
A long list of local relatives and neighbors gather for Gordon We Rudd's eighty eighth birthday party. Veteran Civil War figures and World War II connections are noted among visitors, with many names and hometowns mentioned. The crowd includes Mrs Dee Saltmarsh, Rev and Mrs Andrews, and Harold Schroeler returning from Clark, with multiple trips to Redfield and Yankton highlighted.
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Gorden
Rudd
Aeia
Charles Ridi
Renkroff Mejor
Dee
Dee and’ Mrs. Dee-Saltmarsh
Salrem
Bis Wayente
FE. Satumeesh
Jes Saul
Bort
McWhorter
California
Ami
Rasmag-Anilovsen Visi
Yanktoni
Wanghtam Bethel
Harold Schroeler
Clark
Haran
Bush
Traysaured Lee
Redfield
Rats
Weer
Leona Andrews
der Smet
Hes
Myre Josenle Andrews
Graham
Ellem Tamilyn
Hardank
Weake
Amd
Clouse
Otilexasdria
Pertish
S. Newell
Highmore
Jessie
Moncur
Sioux
Falls
Harlan. Woodratf
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