Mitchell Republican weighs party independence and Roosevelt support
The editor defends candid party neutrality and the right to back any candidate, arguing media can best serve the public by aligning with party aims or opposing them as needed. It likens its stance to Senator Norris but contends parties shape government more than individuals, urging strength through party unity.
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Save Money Now for Recovery and Growth
An editorial urges immediate cost cutting and efficiency to aid recovery. It notes many improvements can be done cheaper today, including repairs, painting, and equipment purchases. Citing AT T plans to spend 30 million dollars next year on plant betterment, it argues larger firms set an example for smaller businesses to follow now to relieve unemployment.
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New Yorker Questions Roosevelt Record for New York Farmers
A Morrisville writer cites letters from Beadle County farmers and quotes HL Munro, chairman of New York agriculture land markets, criticizing Roosevelt for not solving dairy surpluses. The piece urges voters to assess Roosevelt based on his actual state performance and policies.
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Public Ownership folly noted by Argus-Lander columnist
The Argus-Lander argues that newspaper workers with government contact oppose government ownership of business. It states democracies are inefficient by nature and credits private enterprise with efficiency while acknowledging a future shift could change this view. The piece laments that such time has not yet arrived.
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September signals slow district recovery in Ninth Federal Reserve area
The Ninth District reports gradual improvement in September with department store sales down 10 percent from last year, less severe declines than prior months, and a notable autumn upturn. Bank debits, freight traffic, real estate, flour and iron ore shipments rise versus earlier months while crop failure effects linger due to slow cash grain movement. Northwestern farm incomes fall seven percent year over year, wheat income rising despite delays, and egg prices surge about ten percent from September last year.
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Newspaper advertising masquerades as news and harms papers
Analyzes how opportunistic publicity labeled as news clogs papers and strains editors. argues newspapers must publish genuine features and legitimate news to stay credible while warning against whisper campaigns and sponsored content that erodes reader trust.
Huron Girls To Receive Awards For Scout Week
Huron plans a semi annual court of awards at Huron college chapel at 3 p m Sunday to honor local girl scouts. About 135 members in active troops will receive first and second class badges proficiency badges and attendance stars as Mrs C B Morey leads the awards committee.
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Huron
College Chapel
C. Bi. Morey
Miner 4-H Girl Reflects on Club Work and Awards
Esther Sundell, a longtime Cockieberry Bxvilley 4 H member in Miner County, shares that four H clubs taught skills, leadership, and financial value. She recalls starting at age ten with the Go Getters Sewing and Cooking club, demonstrating patterns for a kimono dress and earning prizes at fairs, plus trips to national shows and multiple county events.
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Wilson
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Change in Three Girl Scout Badges at National HQ
Three badge requirements were revised by national headquarters in New York City. A new Homemaker badge replaces Hearthfire, and Craftsman and Dancer badges have updated criteria. The Homemaker badge takes effect October 1, with the others set for April 1933, possibly earlier if desired.
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Huron
Girls Plan Study Of Future Work
In a junior high setting Mary and Jean discuss a vocational questionnaire guided by Mr. Brown. The lesson centers on choosing life work by evaluating fitness, finances, and demand while answering a detailed list of questions about interests, abilities, and study preferences.
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Sewing Spinsters Name New Officers In Huron Club
Members of the Sewing Spinsters H club of Huron met Saturday afternoon at Rutty Fuller’s home for the reorganization. Bauer Lydian chaired the session with reports on a new year’s plans and activities.
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Swedish Premier Crossword Clue Pack 60 Entries
The list presents a dense crossword style puzzle with numbered clues across and down for a Swedish premier and related words. It includes terms like Lichen Perspiration Sixty minutes Entrance and many cryptic hints, with several entries referencing geography politics and language.
South Dakota youths to compete in Chicago livestock contest
Three Clay county 4-H club members Max Jacobson of Walonda Lester Carlson of Garfield township and Harlan Olson of Prairie Center township earned the state title by winning the South Dakota championship in livestock judging. They will represent South Dakota in the national 4-H livestock judging contest in Chicago on November 5.
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Maddox, Clay
Max Jacobson
Walonda
Lester Carlson
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Harlan
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Prairie Center
Clay County
Whiteside Leaguers Tackle Commerce Topics
Whiteside C. I. L. begins work on new units of Light and Trade Commerce this week. Ruth Wittenberger, league reporter, says students study trade and commerce to learn many things. Each student is assigned a topic and researches it in depth.
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Oatmeal Bread and Oatmeal Cream Pudding Recipes
Oatmeal bread recipe details yeast in warm water with sugar fat and oats then add flour salt and nuts to form dough and bake in greased pans. Oatmeal cream pudding uses cooked oats gelatin sugar lemon rind milk and cream folded together and served cold with fruit.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Notes from Huron recall residents departing for business and travel. J Glen Waibal left for a day trip, Mrs J W Whaley planned to leave for Des Moines then on to Pointe Im South Erm Iowa, and Dodge, In, and others prepared for a longer stay. Also Nalite-Warriet arrived in the city.
Yale Man Weds Marie Beckman At Trinity Lutheran Church
C W Lemke of Yale married Miss Marie Beckman daughter of Mr and Mrs Beckman of Cavour in a small ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church near Yale. The Rev R J Israel officiated as only immediate family and a few close friends attended.
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C. W. Lemke
Marie Beckman
Campaign tour leads Gov Warren Green through Manchester
Gov Warren Green and several county candidates visited Manchester this week to address a large audience in the town hall with RK. T. Graham in charge of the meeting.
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Manchester
Warren Green
RK. T. Graham
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