Sioux City Tribune Urges Calm Reason Over Brookhart Critique
A Sioux City Tribune critique argues that attacking “the interests” with loud noise gains nothing. It blames all classes for selfishness and calls for sensible policy, less spending, a fair tariff, better marketing law, and class cooperation to steer Iowa away from disorder.
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Smith W. Brookhart
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Sioux City
Shaw and Hoover Clash Over Soviet Russia
The Kansas City Star says George Bernard Shaw is a brilliant writer but poor reporter after his trip to Soviet Russia where he praises the regime as utopian. It favors economist Calvin Hoover whose critique in The Economic Life of Soviet Russia notes living standards lag czarist times and Soviet life remains bitter and oppressive. Hoover warns that Soviet Russia is further from utopia than capitalist civilization and that power struggles eclipse wealth.
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Critics Spar Over Russia and Communism in Shadow of War
The piece cites Professor Hoover and a reprinted disillusioned communist’s Russia tale, noting bread lines and workers’ hardship. It contrasts Shaw’s praise of Russia with his refusal to live there, observing Churchill’s jab and the risk of punishment for wealth in a communist state.
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Paving Nears Completion for Huron Highway Entrances
A gap in city paving will leave five blocks of gravel in the heart of Huron while newer approaches at Twenty second street, Eighth street, and distant east and west routes receive smooth concrete. The city may still finish the missing section this year, matching North Dakota avenue paving.
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The Menace of Taxation in Britain Assertion
PRESS COMMENT. Arthur Henderson opposes any change in British treasury policy aimed at leveling. Taxation, from 23 percent base plus a tax on high incomes and heavy inheritance levies, cripples Britain by reducing incentives, devaluing real estate, and driving capital abroad. Democracy must resist leveler demagoguery.
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Uniformed deputies and highway halts spark protest demand
A Wisconsin deputy sheriff shooting incident near St Paul underscores a long running plea for distinct officer uniforms when stopping automobiles on highways. The editorial argues that recognizable garb could prevent mistaken confrontations and bloodshed on perilous roads.
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Huron Girl Recalls Overnight Scout Camp Hike
Joyce Anderson winner of a free trip to Minneapolis Girl Scout camp writes about an overnight hike near Lake Charlotte. She and her Troop 2 from Sacajawea describe camp setup tasks, duties, nose bags meals, rest hours, and the return to Greenwood for afternoon classes.
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Teepee Town
Dairy Foods Members Win Prizes At Fair
Wessington Hills 4 H club members Virginia Zarse Freda Moller Doris Bigiler and Lorene Bothwell attended the annual achievement day at Miller late in August. The demonstration team of Zarse and Moller won second place for The Making of College Cheese and Its Uses in the Diet. Moller won first prize for a dairy drink. Zarse Moller and Lorene Bothwell took first and second on salads.
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Wessington Hills
Miller
Virginia Zarse
Freda Moller
Doris Bigiler
Lorene Bothwell
Doris Moller
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Hand County Boy Prepares Pigs for State Fair Honors
Wayne Kastner of Hand County and the Wessington Porkers pig club fed three baby pigs for a state fair bid. The pigs weighed 445 pounds total, a 500 pound gain in 90 days, with two animals allowed per class, leaving the third out of prize contention.
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Hand County
Wessington Porkers Pig Club
Miller
Grant County 4-H Clubs Grow With Milbank Fair
Grant county 4-H members held their annual Milbank fair under a sponsor committee. With no county agent, clubs formed on a larger scale, adding six dairy calf clubs and multiple livestock groups. The program funded by local support and district oversight expanded, including pure bred sire partnerships to improve heifer offspring.
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Girl Wins Prize At Beadle County Junior Fair
Dorothea Wallon of the Happy Sunshine 4-H clothing club won third prize for her rounder bag at the Beadle county junior fair in Huron last Saturday. Only Dorothea and her leader Mrs. Louise Borah attended. others planned to go.
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Beadle County
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