Rural Credit Lands Debate Shapes Hamlin County Policy
The Hamlin County Herald-Enterprise argues against quick sale of Rural Credit lands, noting tax exemptions and mounting deficits. It warns state liquidation could depress property values and burden taxpayers, urging careful consideration and opposition to editorial calls. The piece criticizes Governor candidate Mr. Green and Editor Nohner on the issue.
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Hamlin County
Rural Credit Department
Hamin
Green
Nohner
Zionist movement debate and Britain's mandate duties
A fragment discusses the Zionist movement and England's obligation under the Balfour declaration to advance Jewish aspirations without harming non Jewish communities. It notes the delicate, involved task facing Britain and praises the U.S. state department for keeping out of the mandate.
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England
State Department
Green Opening Address Signals Cautious Campaign in SD
Warren E. Green's opening campaign address in South Dakota shows fair promises and no pledges to individuals or groups. The piece questions banking bloc ties, praises strong state banks under proper oversight, and notes the need for briefer attacks and tougher early stances.
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Green
Warren E. Green
Brooke Howell
South Dakota
Hoover tariff shift eyed as Fletcher appointment looms
Washington rumors depict President Hoover aiming to move tariff decisions from Congress to executive tools. Fletcher named to steer rates may adopt flexible duties to meet changing conditions, tapping diplomacy and business insight. Critics warn of PA tariff tradition bias and renewed foreign market fears.
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Hoover
Christian Science Monitor
Henry P. Fletcher
Maki
Lewyers
Washington
Fletcher
Iplan
England's Palestine Mandate Troubles Highlight Tensions
Historical reflections on the 1929 Jerusalem disturbances at the Wailing Wall show England’s mishandling under the Palestine mandate. The British faced Arab Jewish clashes, the mandate’s vexatious nature, and growing doubts about a Jewish homeland in the region.
New 4-H Seniors Club Formed in Ostego County
An idle paragraph recounts how older 4-H girls in Ostego County New York formed a separate 4-H Seniors club for ages 15 to 21. It describes planning, age-diverse participation, and a program emphasizing clothing health and related projects with local leaders and demonstrations.
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Ostego County
New York
National
40 Club
Res
Leleven
Notte
York
Ome
Spors
Fow Street
March Music Program By 4 H Club Band
A 4 H program today features a March music recital by a state club band. Pieces include The March Militaire and Lohengrin, with works by Brang and Menotti. M. Jones oversees the lineup, highlighting a series of 45 stations and a 40 egos notation.
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Famiousa
Clubber Camp Prep Advice at State Fair Hall
Home demonstration agent Dewing cautioned club members to bring one sheet or blanket for a curtain to their room in the girls club hall at the State Fair. Boys should bring tie blankets, towels, and toilet items. Each county girl team must be accompanied by one approved adult by the supervisor.
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Dewing
500 Clubbers To Register For South Dakota State Fair
More than 500 4-H club boys and girls from South Dakota are expected to register for the State Fair tomorrow and Monday. A force of 33 senior club members is arranging exhibits and preparing dormitories and barracks on the fair grounds. The event features a parade of prize animals including 149 baby becons, 150 gabry calves, 520 hogs and 78 sheep. Champions will be sent to the national 4-H club congress in Chicago, while others will get a chance at the Junior Short Course at State College, Brookings.
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Lake Madison
State Chamber of Commerce
Ik Pov
South Dakota
Army
Wal
Cab
H. M Jones
Silg
Sun
Capmaplaes
Chicago
State College
Brookings
hewWear
Jones
Dakota
Brown County Holds First 4-H Achievement Day
Brown County hosts its first achievement day at the state fair grounds Thursday afternoon. Prizes totaling 44.50 were offered by Brown County Bankers Association through Robert Weidenbach. A large number of 4-H members exhibited entries in baby pork and poultry divisions under County Agent W. E. Dittmer and Ellendale County Agent An. Livestock judge was Mr. Penn. Prize winners will be shown at Bath Friday afternoon. Entries move to the State Fair committees for Brown County’s broader representation.
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Brown County
Brown County Bankers Association
Robert Weidenbach
Thell-State Fair Grounds
W. £. Dittmer
Aan
Ellendale
N.D
Penn
Bath
Onommattees
Brown
Dittmer
Oca Ike
Stealth
Poultry Club Meeting at Landrigan Home
The Poultry Club Will met at Mike ThNabos residence September 4 with all but two members present. A Taminess session featured the catty! portion of the afternoon as members discussed buying their own trays and contributing. County agent R A Cave presided and spoke about the 4 H parade at the State Fair and urged every club member to attend, whether or not they were living at the dwelling. The next meeting is planned for the Penis home in October.
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Poultry Club
Landrigan
Merry’ Maid
Mike ThNabos
R. A. Cave
Avery Club
Penis
Home of Da Lola Clam review fragment
A brief review fragment mentions a continuing feature on Lola Clam and a September 5 date context. The readable text is sparse but suggests an arts or entertainment note with local figures referenced.
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Lestoes
Lola Clam
Neighborhood News From Holstein Area and Falls Silently
Local notes list visits and trips including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brickman and family, Gladys Segien heading to Omaha for business college, Tom and June Vegge in Crow Lake for carpentry, and many relatives attending church events and high school. Social club gatherings, birthday celebrations, and dinners feature multiple families such as the Brandenburgs, Gray, Myron, and Linsfelters with neighbors traveling to Wessington Springs and Sioux Falls.
Highmore Social Notes and Local Events
Highmore residents attended Sunday gatherings at the Brock home north of Highmore. A large crowd filled Reetly hall for a Ladies Aid program Friday night with a small admission and served suppers. Albert Dittman fell ill while threshing, was taken to town and then to Pierre hospital for appendicitis surgery and is recovering. Mrs. Leslie Shaw and others sent best wishes from Gip to Black. Mr and Mrs Bemer hosted, plus visits from Paul Ellis of Byron. Hyde County Fair succeeded despite illness of association president B. R. Bezner and vice president Mrs. J. B. Ringer being away.
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Brock
Edith
Miss Myers
Huron
Floyd Brock
Highmore
St Reetly Hall
Werk
Albert Dittman
Leslie Shaw
BR. Bemer
Paul Ellis
Byron
Hichimore
Bemer
John
Community club notes with misread names and events
The fragmented report lists officers with Lois Clemmons as president and Ruth Fuller as vice president. It mentions refreshments, a hostess serving, and a closing remark about work by various members though details are unclear.
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Lois Clemmons
Ruth Fuller
Mildren
Eagle Township Wins Best Booth Prize for State Fair Trip
Mrs. Rings chaired Eagle township booth winning best booth prize with expenses paid. She will represent the county at the State Fair in Huron. Hyds county’s booth at Euron has not been used for several years.
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Eagle Township
Rings
Ringser
Huron
Hyds County
Euron
Local residents visit, travels, and notable events this week
Miller Rev and Mrs John Bodenmann of Menno visited here at Rev. Ac Punck Lome. Elwood Terrell of York Nebraska and Carl Banta from the same state visited at the Schmitter home. Mrs ELF Stweeny and Mrs J T Breen of Huron visited sister Mrs NC G Mathews. Miss Lucy Conner left for Vere to teach in the high school. The Misses Olivia Hazel Abbott and BW in Huron sought news. Judge Pusey returned from Chicago after attending the American Bar association meeting. Mr and Mrs Art Schwere have a new daughter. Marriage licenses issued to A B Kilkemeier and Olivia B Smee. Edwin Vinten and Henderson and Bonnet. Emles Kuntz and Henry Bydalek. May Kreuss. Mrs Elsie Burge and son returned from Missouri. Mrs James Berry and daughters visited Euron the List of the week. Miss Vesta Hiatt of the phone office away on vacation. Mrs Fred Lorenz’s mother arrived from Wisconsin for a visit. Gilbert Thayer of Eneman spent last week at his Britton home. Miss Vera Thompson and Cath Hassenger visited Mager. A sister of Mrs Hans Lorenz and family from Clinton Pa visited the Lorenz home. Miss Dolfie Bushfield hosted a breakfast for 18 friends then miniature golf.
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Zell
Edwin Vinten
Henderson
Bonnet
Emles Kuntz
Aberdeen
Henry Bydalek
May Kreuss
Blunt
Elsie Burge
Missouri
James Berry
Austin Myers
A. Wareing
Euron
Vesta Hiatt
Fred Lorenz
Wisconsin
Gilbert Thayer
Eneman
Britton
Vera Thompsonsand Cath. Hassenger
Mager
Hans Lorenz
Famiy
Clinton
Lorenz
Dolfie Bushfield
Cavour PLT met at the school house Tuesday evening
The Cavour Primary Leadership Team met at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening as the community returns to school routines. Professor and Mrs. Hoffman resume duties on the Hesetting Staff of the Cavour schools. A farewell party honored Mrs Margaret Martin who leaves for Mitchell to attend college this year. Richland township and area see harvest work and school openings with new teachers listed for Broadgood, Center, Moeller, Beall, and Rudy schools.
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Cavour
Hoffman
F. Martin
Margaret Martin
Mitchell
Cold Mere
Elmey Casey
Pearl Creek Township
Des Moines
Bhn Nemus
Custer Township
Minnesota
Earl Fisher
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Beadle County Firm
Beadle County abstracts note transfers including Charles R Avery to Edith M and Susan V Avery in Bitchell for 800 dollars dated 2 13 64. Amos Rushcliffe and others to Helen Radcliffe in Wessington for 100 dollars covering Lots 1 3 4 and 5 Rik 1 Original Plat of Wolses. Emil O Vandracele to Frank E Tyrrell in Yale for 1 dollar Lot 16 Bik 2 2nd Add ts Yale.
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Beadle County Abstract and Title Company
Charles R. Avery
Edith M
Susan V. Avery
Bitchell
Amos Rushcliffe
Et al
Helen Radicliffe
Wessington
Wolses
Emil, O. Vandracele
Frank E. Tyrrell
Yale
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Bree
Treen
McCannon
Robert D. Lesh
Lee
Baron
Audit Bureau
Lusk- Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Rural Credit Lands
ELLE
United States
Pennsylvania
Palestine
Palestine Mandate
Jerusalem
Mandates
Havel Christoffersen
Aspena
Jack Brickman
Gladys
Bergleat-Legien
L. Hansolom
Holstein
Segien
Omaha
American Business College
Tom
June Vegge
Crow ‘Lake
Thure Lundstedt
Town City
Durse
KT. Arenbrep
Dale Social Club
Junias Brandenburg
BL Gray
Ossee
P. P. Myron
Tae
Mira
G. Evenson
Clara
Herbert’ Schamber
Arbutus Gmy
Melvin
Charlotte
Hames
Opsl Thompson
Pearl Meyek
Erms
Gertrude
Esther Schmidt
Meda Atsenorey
Elpara Lehr
Vesta ‘Friplett
Evelyn Begg
Af ‘Al'pena
Alice Ringer
Wisner
Neb
Ellis Barnes
Henn: Tharmahlen
Wessington’ Springs
Tharmahlen
William Milam
Salt Lake City
Huffman
George Fox
Fourth Street
Jol Keifer
E. W. Brandenburg Olans
E. 0. Schmidt
James’ Linafelter
Linsfelter
Guy Cook
Carrington
N. D
Cook
Mary Say
Treva
Wessington Springs
Robert Ray
Aestin Barber
Sioux Fells
Holly
Fern Hubbard
Artesian
Loreen Logue
Harold Munson
Ale Bena
Stickney
Munson
Delco-Remy
A. C
A.C
Huron Clinic
Espragur
Sewell
Samo Mo
Griffith
Hospital Neai
Saxon
Acst
M.D
Shirley
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