The Tax Problem in Owa Hits Iowa Tax Talks
The Iowa legislature faces a special session likely to focus on tax reform. Proposals include personal net income tax, flat rate corporate tax, and a two per cent retail sales tax, with aims to replace real estate burdens. South Dakota’s gross income tax is cited as a caution, amid political opposition and constitutional questions.
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Iowa
Towa
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Tom Berry
Patience on Agriculture and New Deal Policy
The Columns urge patience as the farmer presses for economic justice. They argue the NRA program must prioritize restoring buying power to agriculture and that Washington must recognize farmers’ demands. Substantial faith remains that Roosevelt and Wallace understand the need for farmers to have money to supply goods and spur progress.
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NRA
Washington
Housevelt
Wallace
Farmers' reaction to recovery program and Wallace trust
The paper, while noting farmer doubts about the recovery program, expresses confidence in Secretary Wallace and in Roosevelt seeking guidance. It urges patience, arguing abrupt action could harm more than help, and believes more has been done in eight months than since 1920.
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Ori
Awestern
Wale
Lace
Jh Whi
Faiuter
Roosevelt
Wallace
Sacrifice and Selfishness Shape Annulment Case at White Plains
In White Plains New York a wife with incurable tuberculosis seeks an annulment so her husband can remarry. The husband alleges concealment of illness at marriage while the wife argues she bears a lonely burden and asks for freedom for him. The case highlights the harsh choice between sacrifice and personal happiness amid terminal illness.
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White Plains
N. Y
NRA Flexibility May Exempt Small Town Employers
NRA reports from Washington suggest small-town employers may be exempted from the NRA re employment agreement. The change would ease burdens on owners of small restaurants, barber shops, filling stations, and grocers, while keeping focus on elevating larger businesses. The policy shift aims to move NRA forward by prioritizing big firms that need strengthening.
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NRA
Washington
Labor arbitration and industrial courts in early national plan
The administration eschews strikes by pursuing arbitration and an industrial court system. A West Virginia steel mill deal, supervised by the National Labor Board, requires reintegration of strikers and election of bargaining representatives. The long term goal is a separate industrial code balancing capital and labor, though tests remain uncertain as strikes continue in Indiana, Rhodes Island, and California.
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Minneapolis’Tribune
West Virginia
National Labor Board
Labor Board
National Board
Indiana
Silk and Rayon
Rhodes Island
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Garment
Iinois
California
Marcine Asherman
Monterey Tek
San Joaquin Valley
National Girl Scout Week Demonstrates Skill and Service
During National Girl Scout Week girls will honor Juliette Low and celebrate through seven service days. The program blends reverent Sunday churchwear with festive Saturday activities, emphasizing hom e making, handcrafts, thrift, entertaining mothers, community service, and creative shows.
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Low
Handy Hemmers 4 H Club Finishes Second Year Work
Handy Hemmers 4 H club concludes its second year with ten meetings and demonstrations. Officers listed include Dorothy Disney and Mary Henrickson. Members Joan fund shares noted. Charlotte Lenzer earns third in county dress contest. A district demonstration followed the county event. Early spring breakfast held at West Park. Thanks extended to supporters who aided club success.
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Handy Hemmers
Mary Henrickson
Heéte
Dorothy Disney
Gace Fens
Joan’ Fund
Dorothy
Disney
Mary
Hen-rickson
Charlotte Lenzer
West Park
Tobey Hofer Describes Foote School Work
Tobey Hofer, a fourth grader at Foote School, writes about class and teacher Miss Smith guiding him to tell Bonnie about LO. The fragment shows a student’s letter framing school activities and assignment context.
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Tobey Hofer
Isma
Foote School
Tobey
Miss Smith
Aus
Bnnie
Lincoln Echo first publication by Timm pupils in Custer township
The Lincoln Echo, produced by pupils of the Timm school in Custer township, taught by Miss Mary Rhoads, published its first issue of the year. Now in its third year, the paper features news stories, social studies articles, jokes, poems, and advertisements in pamphlet form with an illustrated cover.
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Lincoln Echo
Timm
Custer Township Noi
Mery Rhoads
Smiling Workers League Report From Marion Kolde Fourth Grade
Marion Kolde of Kolda school Hand county writes as Smiling Workers league secretary. She describes monthly Young Citizen League meetings with focal topics like cooperation reliability and ideals. The class prints two newspapers, learns hectograph printing, plans exchanging papers with other schools, and will tell Halloween stories during a wiener roast.
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Smiling Workers League
Marion Kolde
Kolda
Hand
Marion
Emily Mulisnay
Young Citizen League
Sewing Spinsters 4-H Club Chooses Officers
Regular meeting at Ruth Fuller home opens with installation of J way member Elsie Niebrugge. Merle Andrews elected president Lorraine Burnside vice president Elsie Niebrugge secretary and treasurer Delane Mediger reporter. Plans for cooking project funds to attend Junior Short Course. Ruth Fuller speaks on Waterloo trip and prize watch. Ruth and Mildred Lyman named champion demonstration team for National Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Committee named to pick club pen name. Games and refreshments conclude.
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Sewing Spinsters
Ruth Fuller
Beryl Becker
Cub
Elsie Niebrugge
Merle Andrews
Lorraine Burnside
Elsie ‘Niebrugge
Treasuer
Delane Mediger
Grace Stewart
Puzzle style glossary gleaned from mixed clues
A fragmented crossword style list blends horizontal and vertical clues. Items include words for anatomy, geography, adjectives and actions, with scattered references to historical and linguistic terms, while hints hint at specific answers like “genus of ostriches” and “to perform.”
Scout Training Course Opens for Leaders in Huron College
The Elementary Training course for Scout leaders opened Wednesday evening with 18 enrolled. Sponsored by the Central South Dakota Council of the Boy Scouts of America and Huron College Department of Education, sessions meet in room 2 from 7:30 to 9:00. Instructor is area scout executive Fred C. Eggers. Enrollees include George Clarke Walter P. Johnson Frank Kinyon Eugene Granger and others from Huron Broadland Carthage Alpena and nearby towns. Further enrollment possible at the next meeting on October 25.
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Central South Dakota
Ted Sandell
Eugene Tobin
Alvin Vandrey
C. Maguire Wider
Howerd Axelrad
John Lynch
Eugene Theimer
Charley Reintsma
Francs Tobin
Edmund Walsh
Huron
Marvin F. Luick
Broadland
KE. C. Goeker
Ralph Windedah
Carthage
Oliver Lundberg
Wenton Siedschlaw
Alpena
4H Club Members In Athletic Class At Sand Creek
The Sand Creek 4 H Club girls participate in a physical education class supervised by Hansen in Sand Creek thi Migs. They meet every Wednesday afternoon for 40 minutes. Kittenbell and volleyball are the games played this fall with much enthusiasm shown by the girls.
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Sand Creek Skillet
Sand Creek
Thi Migs
Titonka Troop Star Group Meets In Night Study
The Titonka Troop 6 Girl Scouts met at Miss Thelma Chandler's home to study constellations and star brightness. Members discussed color and position of stars and prepared for Court of Awards as Asha stars were noted including Helen Habicht.
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Frankfort
Scouts of Swastika
Titonka
Thelma
Chandler
Clincis
Couriot
Club Girl Reflects on Year in 41 Food Club Work
A puzzled note recalls a first year at Kellogg camp, describing selling a quilt for ten dollars to fund attendance. The author notes best moments at club aire in June, making new friends and reconnecting with old ones despite sickness and crowded, furn-laden rooms during a long stay before departure.
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Kellogg
Boy Scout Troop 1 Plans Saturday Hike After Meeting
Scoutmaster led the weekly meeting Thursday at 7 30 and recited the Lord's prayer and the Scout oath and laws. A Saturday hike was arranged and boys were told to bring announcements after playing speedball.
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Dumpling Sauce Recipe Text
The passage argues cooks should measure ingredients for dumplings not rely on eye. It notes cooks can demonstrate but struggle to tell exact proportions. A recipe is provided with baking powder salt sugar butter eggs milk and vanilla with method using finger mixing to reach a smooth batter.
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Sara L
Dumplings Ready: Stovetop or Oven Cook Time
Moderate oven method advised with 20 minutes on the stove or 30 minutes in an oven. Do not remove the cover until dumplings are cooked. Serve hot with sauce and thin cream.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron a batch of local residents returned from Lake Henry after a duck hunting trip. Dr and Mrs W C Leach of Carpenter attended Madame X Jest. H J Hosking and wife came home from Rockham after visiting their son Clinton. Mrs Duschetk of Sun Prairie and Mrs Harry Ormin of Cottage Grove plan to return home tomorrow. A L Kinkead left for Wisconsin on business, J C Chestnut returned from Yankton, and several congregationalists left by sleeper for Kansas City for the nations council meeting. Local residents also visited W S McNeil, with J L McNeil of Wessington in town.
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Tom Campbell
Ed J. Miller
L. Holbrook
Lake Henry
W. C. Leach
Carpenter
H. J. Hosking
Rockham
Clinton Hoskins
Duschetk
Sun Perame
Wis
Students Begin Projects At Eastern High School
Madison Oct. 21 Initiation ceremonies for new members of FFA the national organization for high school pupils enrolled in vocational agriculture will be held at Eastern high school this week. Thirty boys enrolled in the course visited the Charles Backhaus farm and picked twenty bushels of seed corn on shares. The corn was stored at the Paul Krug farm. Next spring the boys will use the tester as part of the agriculture laboratory equipment and car-test all the corn. Funds from the sale will support FFA activities. Eight junior and senior boys judged aged dairy cattle at Hugo Rhode's farm with score sheets to track accuracy. Top performers will be rewarded with attendance at the Smith-Hughes judging contest at Brookings next spring.
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Madison
F.fa. the Nations
Organization For High
Eastern High School
L. J. Kennedy
F. Fla
Charles Backhaus
Paul Krug
Mrs. Backhills
Gell
Hugo Rhode
Smith-Hughes
Brookings
Alpena Teens Celebrate Birthday Party At Home
In Alpena on October 21 Miss Jean Tebay hosted a Monday evening party honoring her sixteenth birthday and also celebrating Geraldine Neumeyer's fifth birthday. Attendees included local friends and neighbors in a small festive gathering.
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Alpena Alpena
Jean Tebay
Geraldine Neumeyer
Leighton
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West Oiver
Harry ‘Westphal
Gettysburg
Central South
Evelyn Harinagel
Juliette Low
Scotts
Father
Girl Scouts
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Asterti
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Frente
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Anne
Morgan
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