Canadian wheat pool faces criticism after misjudged market move
The Canadian wheat pool has announced a 60 cent per bushel advance on this year's crop after last year's missed judgment when members were urged to hold wheat as prices rose to 1.40 dollars. The Minneapolis Tribune notes the move reflects market reality and warns against blaming the pool, highlighting the risks of collective vs open market selling and the long term effects on Canadian farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Wheat Pool
Canadian Wheat ‘Pool
Minneapolis Tribune
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Unrest in South America and World Economic Strain
The article discusses rising global tensions affecting France and Germany, and warns that war could disrupt trade as South America becomes a key buyer. It notes expanding interests since the war began, echoes concerns about unrest possibly feeding bolshevism, and urges leaders to consider South American conditions as part of a broader crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
South America
Borglum Recalled for Stone Mountain Carving Clash
South Dakotans who opposed the Rushmore project note that sculptor Gutzon Borglum has been invited back to Atlanta to revive the Stone Mountain carving effort. His temperamental but acclaimed work on Confederate themes sparked earlier conflict, including an indictment and flight from Georgia. The Daughters of the Confederacy hope Borglum will again undertake the Stone Mountain project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borglum
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mr. Borglum
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Rushmore
Berglum
Daughters of the Confeds
President Hoover Reflects On Public Regard And Isolation
A Charlotte News column discusses how Americans show awe for President Hoover yet remain distant in daily life. It argues the president endures burdens and isolation of office, needing public sympathy and understanding rather than mere ceremonial respect. It also notes U.S. policy toward Soviet Russia remains unchanged per Amtorg confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CERER
Charlotte
N.C
Hoover
United States
Minneapolis Journal
The
State’ Department
Russia
Moscow
Washington
Amtorg
Charles Evans Highes
Elizabeth Cone wins major Girl Scout trip award in Central South Dakota
Elizabeth Cone, first First Class Scout in Huron, receives the major free trip from a Huron business and professional men backed contest. Her troop names her delegate to the St Paul camp on Big Marine Lake near Marine on the St. Croix. She describes camp life and unit structure, with four units Pixie Indian Viking Frontier, and recalls hikes, campfires, and water day on August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cone
GirlScout
South -Dakota
St. Croix
Minn
Elizabeth
Cone
Sears
Huron
South Dakota
J. A. Johnson
Tipidis
Sakamaga
Frontier
St. Croire
Atteanus
Peabody
South American unrest alarms nations
An analysis notes widespread South American upheaval from Peru to Brazil and Argentina, with a deposed Peruvian president jailed and a rising dictatorship shadow. uprisings and rumors of revolution prompt extreme military precautions as the Monroe Doctrine implications loom for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ‘America
Peru
United States
Brazil
Argentina
South America
Nuima
Eura
Fete Watertown at Clark County Fair Opens Day
Attendance marked opening day of the Watertown Clark County Fair featuring a junior baseball game between Clark and Raymond, stock judging and contests, with a full night fair program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Raymond
Thorp Girls Demonstrate Health Phase at Tri County Contest
Thorp Thread and Thimble club members Alta DeFeell Grigg and others placed among high scoring demonstration teams at the tri county contest in Watertown. They will represent their district at the State Fair with a demonstration titled Putting Your Best Foot Forward. Winning team members have never attended the State Fair before, per club leader Alice Stacey.
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Thorp
Alta
DeFeell
Carleton
Grigg
Thorp Thread and Thimble
Amo
Watertown
Alice Stacey
Iowa Clubber Mary Surmounts Disability in 4-H Work
Mary Morton of Calhoun County, injured by infantile paralysis at nine, uses braces and crutches to move yet excels in 4-H club activities. Salutatorian of her class, she joined a county club five years ago, leading as secretary, managing records, and winning county and state fair recognitions for sewing, furnishing, and bookbinding demos. She addressed 2000 girls at a state convention and continues to contribute despite mobility limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Calhoun County
Rhnt
Mary
Ory
Orrine Coward
Iowa
Was c
Ames
Ledders
General Assembly
Sneweret
Shev
farmer to feed grain to sheep at creek
Sept. 4. Special report notes wet weather hampering harvesting as combines struggle to pay cutting costs. farmer plans to feed grain to a flock of sheep amid ongoing field damage and uncertain outcomes for harvest profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ania
Enrollment Boost At Wellington Springs Junior College
Wellington Springs Junior College announces September 12 and 12 registration days. New faculty additions include W R King of Fairfield Illinois a noted religious education leader. Bernice Thompson of Kansas to join education and serve as dean of women. Music gains Bernice Barnard as piano director and Richard Javer as voice director with diverse training and credentials.
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Wellington “Springs
Welsington Springs
Z. EB. Kellum
Wessington Springs
W. R. King
Fairfield
The
Biblical Seminary
New York
University of Michigan
Fairfield High School
King
Isa Bernice “Thompson
Kansas
Thompson
University ‘of
Midland, College
Fremont
Nebraska
Bernice Barnard
Superior
Neb
Richard Javer
McPherson, Kans
Miss Barnard
University School of Music
Lincoln
Traver
Greenville College
Greenville
Ruth Hazlett
Wiehlta, Kons
Sara Smith
Los Angeles
Traver Wins Midwest Voice Contest and Scholarship Award
Traver won the Midwest Voice contest against two contestants, earning a two year scholarship under Professor Lu Mott. New faculty member Professor Richard Donoghue holds a B D from the Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Chicago and Mrs Eugice King earned an A B from Greenville College. Donoghue becomes principal of the high school department and King will join English. Also notes on goods like covers for stings, rubbers and slip pers and a remark about Robert Burns as a powman in Ayreshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traver
Fromm
Lu ‘Ther. Mott
Hew
Richard Donoghue
Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Chicago
Eugice King
Greenville College
Donoghue
King
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St. O. E
A. J. Mitchell
Treas G
Andi Hereay
PPAHE
Aga Gust
Tamums
Tao
Hazel Christoffersen
Takamaga
Ea ‘Clark
W.S.J
Kellum
Robert Burns
Ayreshire
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
Dak. Ave
Hershey Coe
Jbottl
Black Hills
Paris
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