Delaware Corporations and the Push for Federal Incorporation
The piece argues for tighter corporate laws amid 1930s campaigning, targeting Delaware as the lax chartering state. It cites soaring Delaware charters, millions in fees funding schools, and Flynn’s Atlantic Monthly critique of liberal provisions. It lists provisions allowing nonresident directors, stock issuance without stockholder approval, parity of rights and branches, and watered stock risks, urging federal oversight to curb abuses.
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Delaware
Secretary of State
Dover
General Fund
John T. Flynn
Atlantic Monthly
Mr. Flynn
Company
New Jersey
In Delaware law hails protection from corrupt practices
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Delaware corporate law and the need to protect the public from dangerous corporate practices. The text mentions alternate directors and provisions for corporations, signaling regulatory concerns and potential legal remedies.
Teachers Do Thee Bit In Public School Salary Cuts
Huron public school teachers and staff accepted voluntary salary reductions to trim next year’s budget. After a 10 percent cut last spring they agreed to further 2.5 to 10 percent raises in reductions, keeping contracts valid, with two teachers unavailable. The board forecasts a 100 percent turnout for the new agreements.
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Huron
Huron School Board
Huronite
Kaiser's stark pledge echoes as war memory stirs debate
The ex emperor Wilhelm II, living in Dutch comfort, urges “only through hard fighting lie the way to victory” at a Leuthen battlefield ceremony. Critics warn such fighting cost millions of lives and urge leaders toward peace, while Germans face warnings against political mobilization amid shifting public sentiment.
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Wilhelm II
Germany
Leuthan
Steel Helmets
Kaimer Wilhete
Armamenta
Turner 4-Hail Wins Club Honor
The Freye clothing club in South Dekots, led by Mrs H P Hanson and with Lydia Kiergaard as a standout member, earned county and state recognition. Lydia recounts a year of prize garments, fairs, and demonstrations, plus profits of 4111 and a trip to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago.
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Freye Clothing Club
South Dekots
Lylia Kiergaard
Turner County
Chicago
H. P. Hanson
Lydia
Grix
Atsiaa
Freya Fair
Earl Dickerson
Lennox
Lwe
Freya
Huron
Jon
Turner County Fair
School of Agri
Khea
Viborg
Irene
Yankton
Test
Freya Chiba
State 4-H Office Charters Many Central Clubs
The 4 H office has granted charters to numerous central South Dakota clubs since June 16. Leaders include Mrs Phoebe Becker Faulk Butterfly club dairy foods Alice Svee Sex Magnus Cognus Hand Price Winning Baby Beef club Mrs Mabel Jones Green Leaf H clothing Elizabeth Steinfiner You Bet I Can canning Ellard Fisher Redstone corn club com Excison Order Spink Golden Link dairy foods Norma Coates leader Jerauld Jolly Workers handicraft stub handicraft. Standard clubs may receive charters after applying to the state club office. blanks are in the secretarys book and available from extension agents.
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South Dakota
HM. Jones
Phoebe Becker
Faulk
Alice Svee
Four-H Crops Contest Draws Ten Teams at State Fair
Brookings September 1 Special Ten judging teams and nine demonstration teams will compete in 4-H crops contests at the State fair. The crop judging runs September 13 with teams of three judging five crop classes. Prizes include an educational trip to the Junior Short course at State College. The best potato demo team earns a trip to the National club congress. Belle Frairie Belles near completion year one work and prepare garments for exhibition at the State fair.
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Brookings
HL .M. Jones
Sthres
State College
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Dewey County
Ernest Dahlgren
Clarence Alquist
Gordon Quinn
Clarence
Leon Sundal
Minnehaha County
Fai
National Club Congress
Chicago
State Fair Board
South Dakota Potate Growers Association
Willing Workers Finish Second Year 4 H Work
The Burr Oak Willing Workers completed their second year of 4 H work at a meeting hosted by Catherine Aldrich List. Adéllcen Meyer presided as club resident. Members brought garments for Junior fair display and planned the next meeting for September 34 at Mabel Boettcher’s home. Refreshments were provided for members and one visitor.
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Burr Oak
Catherine Aldrich
Amanda Meyer
Adéllcen Meyer
Enon
Mabel Boettcher
Girl Scouts Hold Special Meeting In Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Sept 1 The Girl Scouts of Troop 1 met to honor their leader Mira Arbagast. They prepared a neat spread and were praised for their summer work. A memorial torch event and notes on local civic duties were mentioned.
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Girl Scouts of
Clas
Pleasant Valley
Charles Seenie
Mira
Clasa
Central Word Puzzle From Historical Newspaper Colossus
A reader friendly word puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues across common terms and names. The puzzling grid features varied hints from general to specialized lexicon including chemistry, geography, and linguistics referencing classic puzzle construction.
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Fruit Butter Making Guide
A historical recipe guide outlines making fruit butter from cooked pulp, sugar, and optional spices. It covers general method, pectin use, and several fruit specific recipes such as apricot apple butter blueberry and apple butter and grape butter, noting the need for constant stirring and hot jar sealing.
What to expect Friday reports unclear events
The fragmentary OCR notes mention WEAF and NBC plans, a U S Marine hand, and references to a Walker cop. Details are incomplete, listing times around 20 p m and mentions of Menara RG Biles without clear context.
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WEAF
U. S Marine Hand
Menara RG Biles
Yankton College preparing for fall term opening
Yankton college officials complete arrangements for the September 12 start of the school year. Freshman registration runs September 12 and 13 with upperclass registration beginning September 14. The college adds new faculty, dormitory facilities, and an expanded endowment as it enters its second half century alongside Fargo College and Rea-Held College mergers.
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Yankton
Yankton College
M. A. Stewart
G. T. Roberts
Herman Schultz
Under&eduate School of Theology
Paul Schubert
H. A. Sturges
Missatherine Lindley
Margaret Sullivan
Freeman Falk
Helen Abbey
Philo J. Larrabee
Department of Business Administration
Fred J. Nichol
ML AL Stewart
Gertrude Gantz
Hieh Learr'az
Randy Fargo College of Fargo
N. D
Rea- Held
College of Retfield
Institut
North
South Dakota
Twenty Years As a Today In Huron
Hoy E Ramsell and Miss Helen Liegd daughter of Mrs Carrie Liezd of this F were united in marriage at the mother on Wisconsin street Carmen Bell performing the legal ceremony. The couple will reside in Huron and begin their life together at once.
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Hoy E. Ramsell
Helen Liegd
Carrie. Liezd
Wisconsin Street
Carmen Bell
Will H. Davis
A. W
R. O. Grover
Farquhar
Crvery
Myrtle Cranston
Etice Ward
Vera Rumford
Rupert Price
Sioux City
George Longstaff
Esmond
Claude Oviatt
Dorsiky Paske
Highmere
H. Kippax
J. Mil
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