University of South Dakota President Warns on Teacher Pay Cuts in Texas
Dr Herman G James warns graduates at the University of Texas that cutting teachers salaries below the 1929 minimum will lower educational quality across all levels. He cites 1891 and current economic lows, urging preserving public education funding and cautions against prolonged government spending declines.
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Texas
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
University of Texas
James
Livestock Dominates Northwest Farm Income Analysis
Sioux Fells Argue-Leeder reviews the Northwest farm dollar split showing livestock and livestock products as the main income source. Hog sales lead, milk second, cattle third, with wheat fourth and poultry and eggs small. Data from the Bascorporation Review highlights the region relying more on animal products than grain.
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Sioux Fells
Leeder
Northwest
Bascorporation
South Dakota Farm Income Mix Supports State Through Drought
A 1925 to 1929 five year average shows South Dakota farm income by source with hogs 30.9 percent, cattle 18.1, wheat 13.5, milk 10.5, poultry 6.0, and corn 4.4 percent. Nearly 69.4 percent comes from stock, keeping the state afloat during drought and grasshoppers. Governors caution against feed profiteering and urge government and public cooperation to ensure feed supply and market stability for winter.
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Te Gieux Fels
Gees Wmo
South Dakota
Sli Citizess
Commonwealth
Labor-saving machinery and jobs in industry in 1929
An analysis notes that despite heavy labor-saving machinery since the early 1900s, the share of wage earners in industry rose from 1889 to 1929 and buying power increased. It argues machinery reduced back-breaking toil and long hours, with a shift toward shorter weeks and standardized eight-hour days.
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Mackenerye
Jos Sioux Falls
Eccape- Sane
Metry
Zugland
Jelmere
Government Wheat For Relief Proposal Sparks Debate
Chicago Tribune reports the proposal to mill government wheat for relief agencies aims to aid destitute families unable to buy food. Critics warn of potential market impact while supporters see a measured public appropriation to ease hunger amid private and public fundraising efforts.
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Chicago Tribune
Almoat in Forum: Winkeepers Joana Elmer Devise
In the Forum column New Yorker Joana Elmer Devise discusses a near miss or overlooked detail titled Almoat in. The piece reflects on perception, language, and cultural frames shaping readers’ understanding in contemporary commentary.
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Winkeepers
Joana Elmer Devise
New Yorker
Almoat
National Dairy Exposition Draws 4-H Dairy Teams
Dairy club members from multiple states will attend the National Dairy Exposition in St Louis Missouri October 18 to 18 for shows and contests. Prizes award ranges for individual and state class winners with rules restricting prior competition and training. City tours, demonstrations, and educational trips are offered by organizers including the St Louis Chamber of Commerce agriculture bureau and state 4-H leaders.
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Dairy Witb
St -Louis
Mio
Agacultual Bureau
St Louis Chamber of Commerce
National Club Congress of Chicago
Three girl demonstration teams chosen for state meet
Beadle Hand Spink district will enter three girls teams at the winter fair this year due to large enrollment. Miss Mise Bera L. Dewing home agent is named. F. M. Jones state club leader advised that a third team from the district is entitled to participate, with the junior fair Saturday featuring the showcases. Alice McBride and Grace Wemela are among the participants.
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South Dakota
Wil
H. M. Jones
Spink
American Lass As Girl Guide While Living In Orient
Lelette Pashley aged 14, daughter of Commander William H. Pashler J S W, grew up far from home in Shanghai where she trained as a Girl Guide in a troop of Army and Navy daughters. She started as a Brownie, crossing seas to join the local unit of foreign remind.
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Guidin
Shanghai
China
Andrece
Hriercht? Manor
New York
Leletta Pashley
William H. Pashler
Lelette
Seas
Army
Navy
Scout Troop Now Boasts Own Home
Frankfort Girl Scouts have been accomplishing things in recent weeks Joyce Adams reports. The Matoshke Dakotahs and Watohbanke patrols hiked to the James river for breakfast on August 17 signaling during the trip. The Wambler Ohankos and the Wazi Cans hiked four miles south for an overnight camp on August 2 cooked meals and presented stunts before passing the night in ponchos. The WaziCans and the Wamblee Cham el hiked to the river for breakfast on August 25. The reserve has secured rooms above a Frankfort store with help from a druggist who donated paper and another firm providing paint. Scouts became scavengers selling found dunk and purchasing sizing and enamel. An editor notice asked for donations of furniture dishes books and curtains to fit the home project. Citizens responded generously under Scout Captain Miss Genevieve Kuhns leadership. One father and a brother helped hang the paper making the project manageable. Woodwork and much furniture got painted ahead of a planned housewarming on Tuesday September 1 with mothers Womens Relief Corps and sponsors invited to visit and see the home. The group awaits further community support and visitor turnout.
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Frankfort
Joyce Adams
Dakotahs
WaziCans
I Gm
Joyce
Brankfort
Genevieve Kuhns
Mare Little Howe
Women's Relief Corps
4 H Club Music Study Teaches Liebestraume
4 H club music appreciation continues with Miss Fannie Buchanan presenting Liebestraume. The lesson describes the meaning of the German title Dream of Love and notes List transcribed the song into an instrumental number. The piece is described as a calm dreamlike melody building to a fervent climax.
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Fannie R. Buchanan
Buchanan
Ford
Best Leader of the Club Named Mrs C C May
Fragmentary text lists May as a club leader and mentions others by initials. The readable portion names Mrs C C May of Mom as best leader, with unclear surrounding words describing a competition or event and possible participant names, but details are incomplete.
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Ffris
Moxie
May
C.C. May
Mom, We Te
Ee Bate Borsow
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Clusters Hidden in Sixes and Sevens
A garbled OCR list maps to fragmented clues and word pairs including Beed bar Ja, Marmara, Unreasonable, custom, red semi, ocean, era, kilns, reflexive terms, and vertical nominal value. The readable items hint at a crossword style lexicon with scattered numbers and partial definitions.
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Marmara
Ocean
Radio Features by C. E. BUITERIELD and NBC schedules
NBC and WEAF NBC will feature Sunday radio programs starting Oct 4 with prominent statesmen speaking for Sentinels in the Republic. The Birthday Party on WEAF NBC gives way to Dramatic Musicales starting Sept 16 detailing a composer’s life with music. Other shows include Crosby’s recitals postponed by laryngitis and lineup notes for Bell, Bernie, Horlick broadcasts and Chucko Hayes fireside songs with Ray Perris.
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New York
Sentinels
The
Republic
NBC
Ching
Sporenc
Zome Creat
WEAF
Arehur
OC. B. Keeler
Willard Robison
Deep River
WABC
Czs
Melody Magic
Wiz-Nbc
Chucko Hayes
Ray Perris
Harry Horlick
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Huron News
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jacob H Ziegler at 1 o clock this morning. Dr VanDalsent i J D Crawford served Megal steward departed for LM. Jones returned from Minneapolis this evening after a stay. Cort departed for Ames Iowa to resume college work. Mr and Mrs Brett Cook left last evening to attend minjmmests fete.
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T.C. Mallette
Chicago
Jacob H. Ziegler
Dr. VanDalsent
J. D. Crawford
The
Megal
LM. Jones
Mimneopolis
Thompson
Ames
Brett Cook
Poison Rotenone Promises Safe Insect Control
U S department of agriculture reports a new insect poison rotenone that kills fruit-eating insects yet reportedly harms humans. Derived from roots of tropical plants, it could replace arsenic-based poisons and may be cultivated domestically to reduce reliance on imports. Further synthetic production is being explored.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
R. ©. Roark
Department of Agriculture
South America
East Indies
Roark
United States
Four-part History Series on the American West
In Colorado Springs the Far West history project advances with photostat proofs and colored pages for a four part narrative. The planned sections include The American Challenge to California The Party-Kiners and The Development of the West.
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Far West
Colorado Springs
Gera
California
West
Jolly Workers Win Prizes at 4-H Fair
Bonilla Jolly 4-H club members competed at the age fair Saturday with Audrey Peterson earning first prize for the clubs uniform and Maxine Radtke taking second for her green and white costume. Berdyne Radtke and Erdine Winegar won second and third on club uniform and Audrey Peterson placed second and third on slip and dismarments. Mrs Bort Bumecll leads the sewing club locally.
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Jolly
Bonilla Jolly Noe
Audrey Peterson
Maxine Radtke
Berdyne Radtke
Uniferm
Erdine Winegar
Mra. Bort Bumecll
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