Logrolling in Legislature Analyzed as Necessary Evil
The Argus Leader weighs logrolling as a common practice where votes are traded to pass favored measures. It describes building projects like a $250,000 Aberdeen request and notes institutional counties may form coalitions to secure funds. Taxpayer pressure grows for expenditure cuts and reduced taxes.
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Argus-Leader
State Normal
St Aberdeen
Brown County
Pierre
Washington
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
South America Revolts and Hard Times Claim
Rev John Washburn, Alpena minister who spoke to the Huron Rotary, argues that ongoing South American revolutions stem from hard times. He cites seven years in Bolivia and asserts republics there are effectively governed by dictators who finance and sustain oppressive regimes.
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South America
John Washburn
Alpena
Huron Rotary Club
Washburn
Bolivia
Zoonde
Hard Times Shape US Mood Amid Possible Revolt
A July editorial argues the United States faces economic strain yet avoids revolution through elections and orderly governance. It contrasts South America’s revolutions with American stability while noting hardships for workers and farmers, but optimism grows from rising farm prices, investment, and gold. International revolutions loom if conditions fail to mend.
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United States
South America
Red Cross Faces Vast Wheat Distribution Task in South Dakota
South Dakotans see Red Cross flour deliveries as the scope grows beyond local aid. Congress authorized 95 million bushels for nationwide relief, with 3,113 Red Cross chapters seeking shares. About 3,189,290 families have been aided, highlighting the monumental logistics behind supplying food to needy communities.
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South
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Farmers Renaming Strikes as Holidays in Price Protest
The Watertown Public Opinion weighs in on Milo Reno’s view that farmers using holidays to enforce fair prices should not be called strikes. Banks and city officials face disruption as holidays curtail unprofitable farm operations, with calls for voluntary participation and clearer labels.
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Watertown
Milo Reno
Cures Allegedly Used by Chinese Immigrants in America
A 19th or early 20th century article discusses supposed Chinese remedies and practices in American cities. It mentions ginseng as a general tonic, orange peel as a universal remedy, tiger bone infusions, bear parts, and eyebrows from toads as claimed treatments, reflecting sensationalized views on immigrant health practices.
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Toy Fook
America
United States
China
Paneres
Club Work Pays Says Wolsey Girl 4 H Club Member
Alice Ri setter of Wolsey recalls starting 4 H four years ago at age 12 with the Willing Workers sewing club. She describes camp experiences, demonstrations, fundraisers, and the value of club work for home economics and agricultural skills.
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Wolsey Gir
Alice Risetter
Mlasy Kitchen Kooks +H
Wolsey
Willing Workers Sewing Club
C. N. Radcliffe
Spink County
Progressive Maids Ujounang Club Four Years Of Work
The Progressive Maids Ujounang of Potter county marks four years under Mrs. Emanda Hallett. Blanche Si highlights active service, full retention of members, and consistent project completion with a gold seal earned four times. The club won county and district honors this year and plans a new project.
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Ujounang
Potter County
Emanda Hallett
Sys Blanche Si
Blanche
Giis
Cubs Earn Badges At Regular Meeting In Highmore
Harukd Burnham earned his wol cub badge at the Highmore Cub meeting this week. Kenneth Drew led a nature leaves collection test. Keith Whitcher and Harry O'Brien presented health tests. Harry qualified for a wolf cub. A knowledge contest on cub lore ended in a tie between two Highmore cub teams.
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Cubs
Harukd Burnham
Highmore
Kenneth Drew
Keith Whitcher
Harry O'Brien
Harry
Highmore Cubs
Highmore Girls Go On Overnight Hike
Highmore girl scouts went on an overnight hike to Wing's Pavilion near Eerny this week. A large camp fire was built and songs were sung while the girls toasted marshmallows.
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Highmore
Wing's Pevilion Eerny
Sacajawea Girls Scout Troop Basks in Summer Progress
Sacajawea troop 2 has enjoyed many good times this summer, but members also advanced in scouting. Several girls passed their first class tests, others will complete requirements before fall open. All earned merit badges and are working on exhibits for the State fair.
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Sacajawea
Serajawea Troop 2
Jean Hitlinger
F. B. White
Jean
Dairy Booth Prep At State Fair Show For Dairy Diet Value
Dairy foods booth preparations proceed for the state fair with 4 H club members leading. Char lenge Sharey dairy marketing specialist oversees the booth in the dairy building while renovations enable daily demonstrations by six years. Judging will award a team to represent the state interstate contest. past winners include Hanson county and Brown county demonstrations led by Edna McLaughlin, Barbara Goode, Sybil Esche, and Myrtis Holmes.
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Charlenge Sharey
Dairy
Shenley
M. Louise Franks
Home Exencon
Gettysburg
Carol Clark
Lincoln County
Dairy Foods
Hanson County
Edna McLaughlin
Barbara Goode
Brown County
St Louis
Sybil Esche
Myrtis Holmes
Sully 4 Hers To Exhibit At Huron State Fair
Sully county 4 H'ers will exhibit at the state fair with Edna Anderson Marian Rodman Loig Palmer Cleo Eller and Ardene Hiffman named as outstanding club members. Sully county 4 H girls placed 114 club exhibits and boys showed 61 head of baby pork and sow litter projects at the Sully fair. Health winners in the Sully fair clinic included Boys Led Brooking Marvin Shoup Melvin Hayes and Ethyl McHives Dorothy McGee Dorothy Peaky with top scores in the boys and girls divisions.
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Sully County
A. J. Mrogsard
Edna Anderson
Marian Rodman
Loig Palmer
Cleo Eller
Ardene Hiffman
Sully
Sully Fair
Brooking
Melvin ‘Hayes
Marvin Shoup
Seces
Ethy! McHives
Dorothy Mceea
Dorothy Peaky
Mand County Girls Capture 4-H Prizes at Miller
Hand county 4-H club girls won multiple firsts across divisions at the annual achievement day in Miller. Winners include Zelda Mae Banping and Carol Schroeder for garments and laundry items, Natalie Rudd for shorts, Erma Banning for a dress, Mildred Coss for a three piece suit, Irene Comn for pajamas, Margaret Malesworth for a sewing basket, plus quilt work and other fabric projects. Livestock and poultry honors went to Donia Firemark for best baby beef, Thomas Coss for fat lambs, and Cecil Bowen for prize poultry. Potatoes entered by Anna Martin, Cass Allen, and Herbert Allen led to top display, with Armasso presenting top garden produce including tomatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, and pumpkins.
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Mand County
Hand
Miller
Sarah Dewing
Zelda Mae Banping
Carol Schroeder
Natalie Rudd
Erma Banning
Mildred Coss
Irene Comn
Margaret Malesworth
Gamble
Donia Firemark
Thomas Coss
Cecil Bowen
Anna Martin
Cass
Herbert Allen
Armasso
Scouts Camp At Cottonwood Lake Near Highmore
A group of Highmore boy scouts accompanied by Prof. Indail and Judson Whitcher visited Cottonwood Lake Wednesday and returned yesterday. The camp focused on advancing merit badge requirements under Sudeon Whitcher who led the event as Mr In dall returned to Highmore Thursday.
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Cottonwood Lake
Highmore
Prof
Indail
Judson Whitcher
Cottonwood” Lake
Sudeon Whitcher
Indall
Happy Sunshine Club Regular Meeting Held
The Happy Sunshine Dairy Club held a regular meeting with members present. Discussions focused on upcoming community events and club activities for the month.
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Happy Sunshine Club
Happy Sunshine Dairy Club
Difficult Puzzle of Historic Word Grid From Buffalo Era
A fragmented word puzzle from a Buffalo period page presents a mixed list of across and down clues. The set includes numbers, archaic spellings, and references to religious workers, mint genus, sun gods, and various objects, inviting readers to fill in the grid and solve the difficult crossword-like puzzle.
Club Holds Regular Meeting With Fair Entry Talk
Members discussed entries for the State Fair as Mr. Cave spoke on the topic. At the close, a luncheon was served by the hostess following the regular meeting.
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Cave
Titonka Scouts to Get Own Club Room At Meeting
Titonka troop 6 organized new patrols during a Wednesday meeting led by reporter Helen Habicht. The junior high group and tenderfoot scouts split into two. Mrs C D Dunbar will host a dedicated club room in her basement. Girls meet after school Wednesdays, state fair exhibit planned, and taps was sung.
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Titonka
Helen Habicht
Tenderfoot
C. D. Dunbar
Alpena Sunshine 4 H Girls Complete Work Records
Alpena Sunshine 4 H club members completed their work records at a meeting held last week at Mrs. Bora Linafester’s home. The group planned to attend a hall at Mitchell this week and popcorn balls were served by the hostess according to club reporter Bessie.
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Alpena
Sunshine
Sunshine 4-H
Bora Linafester
Mitchell
Bessie Er
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Dignitaries Travel for Visits
Twenty years ago today in Huron numerous residents left for nearby capitals and towns on business or to attend events. Attourneys Max Royhl and C FP Warren headed to Omaha Council Bluffs Yankton and Yankton to tend interests while Senator Coel Crawford travelled to Pierre for official duties. An auto party of local residents embarked for a Forsburg picnic in three cars. Other locals visited relatives and attended Democratic Day at the McCook county fair in Salem.
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Max Royhl
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Coel Crawford
Pierre
Ed Wilson
Redfield
Wilson
Warren
Yankton
Imr
J. W. Campbell
Miller
Coler Campbell
Woode
Krig Jer
Kippax
Misees Glenn
Blount
M. Bryed Wilson
John Dinneen
Foresburg
Wendeling
North
Dakota
Frieda ‘van Dalsem
Dr. van Dalsem
T.M. Simmons
Salem
McCook County
Art Kent
Robert
Ean
Alec Urquhart
Threshing Workers Injured At Athol
Athol September 3 Special Several workers on the Frank Schwenn threshing rig were injured last week in a breaking incident. One worker Burt Fie he hand on a pole while operating the machine. He sustained broken ribs and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. A transient also suffered injuries during the accident.
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Athol Athol
Sioux Falls Health Report Claims No Contagion This Period
Sioux Falls records show no contagious disease cases for two months this year and a May report mirrors the trend. City health officer Dr. W H Donaire says the city has been fortunate, noting only 28 contagion instances in eight months of the year.
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Sioux Falls, Ave
Sioux Falls
At- Rust
W. HB. Donaire
Seminary Plans Formed For Yankton College In 1932
The German Congregational churches board concluded a two day session in Yankton noting the Yankton college seminary opens September 12. H Schulz named dean of the seminary with another theology instructor to be announced later. Board members and clergy from multiple states attended, final year plans including theological courses, personnel, and facilities were announced. Ward Hall will house the theological library and classes, with field press moving to Ward Hall basement. Residence quarters for theological students and instructors provided on Lock dormitory second floor.
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Yankton
Xadicational Board
The
German Congregational Churches of America
Yankton College
H. Schulz
Redfield College
Toe College
George Schmidt
L Coln
Nebr
Jacob Aisenbrey
Burt
N. D
Edward Grauman
Alpen
S.B
H. E. Gross
Howdie
Review. Gross
Hebron
R. Kraus
Eureka
F. G. Wackes
Parkston
S. D
Puests
Ward Hall
Field Press
Field
Lock
JRE
Independent candidate for register of deeds in Potter County
Gettysburg September 3 Special Potter county will have only one independent candidate for county office at the general election next November. Bernard Bauer, a farmer near Gettysburg, has entered the race for register of deeds, opposing Harriet DeRouchey who won the Republican nomination. Two years ago she defeated Bauer. at that time Bauer was a Democrat.
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Gettysburg
Specia
Potter
Bernard Bauer
Office of Register of Deeds
Harriett DeRouchey
DeRouchey
Bauer
Waa
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