A Better Tone On Red Menace Sparks Editorial Debate
The Omaha World-Herald criticizes extremist calls to seize power by force, contrasting tyranny in Soviet Russia with American freedoms. It argues liberty under the U S system offers true maintenance of home, work, church, and education, while warning of prison, hunger, and loss of rights under a communist regime. Harvey Newbranch is praised for balanced critique.
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Omaha World-Herald
Russia
the World-Herald
United States
Nebraska
Prairie
World-Herald
Harvey Newbranch
Reed Critiques Republicans Over Prohibition Tariffs in Ohio
Former Senator James A Reed accuses the Republican party of causing global economic woes, focusing on prohibition and tariffs. He dismisses the idea of his own presidential viability and labels him democracy's greatest voter while criticizing party leadership and policy after the tariff act.
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United States
James A. Reed
Kansas City
Ohio
Ewaryque
Democracy
Republican Party
Republican Congress
World peacetime shift undercuts war era arguments
The piece argues that postwar changes and treaty revisions are needed as the world is being remade. It counters Senator Rath and Senator Reed, saying broad state endorsement undercuts repeal aims. It asserts that war cannot reshape the world to normality and stresses global restructuring as the root of current distress.
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Lglone
Rath
Reed
Demosthenes
Corey Plans Bid for State Governor Seat
L. E. Corey of Wagner announces a bid for governor after A. & G. Cherry said they would pursue the Democratic U. S. Senate nomination. Corey, longtime Wagner Post publisher and attorney, has served in the legislature and opposed Bulow within the party. Meanwhile Huron residents face Dr. W. H. Griffith warning about unsafe surface-water wells and the need to boil water from wells under 100 feet.
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Corey
Wagner Post
Bulow
McCullough
W. H. Griffith
Griffith
Graft Claims Across South Dakota Counties Warns Of System Flaws
The Aberdeen American News accuses widespread graft in South Dakota county affairs over the past decade, citing lax systems for handling public funds. It highlights Turner, Spink, and Roberts counties, and Mount Goodhope, uncovering weaknesses Auditor Dunn notes and urging regular audits. The piece calls for overhauling the public business system to curb temptation and strengthen accountability.
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Yankton Press
Dakota
Aberdeen American News
South Dakota
Brown
Aberdeen
Dannen
Lindberghs Fight Weather in 12th Month Flight
The Lindberghs push a month into their aerial trek despite bad weather and mechanical woes. Engine trouble and fouled spark plugs slowed progress on the nonstop run from Washington toward the planned terminus. The couple emphasize prudence and caution over speed amid heavy travel and public scrutiny.
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Lindserge
Buck
Jess
Ate Sighgix
Lindbergh Tosa
Amy
Girls Place In Health Circle At State Fair Contest
Nearly 100 Minnesota youths were examined in the first Minnesota state 4-H club health contest at the State Fair. Clint Peterson, 18, Worthington, won boys division with 98.30, while Geraldine Kohler, 13, Windom, led girls with 97.75 though not advancing to Chicago due to age. Bernice Olson, 15, Murray, advances. Blue ribbon recipients include nine boys and eight girls. Peterson has never had tea or coffee. Kohler notes six glasses of water daily and good dental care. Winners will represent Minnesota at the national contest in Chicago in December.
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Minnesota
Boy County
Minneapolis Journal
Clint Peterson
Worthington
Nobles County
Chicago
Geraldine Kohler
Windom
Cottonwood County
Bernice Olson
Murray County
Geraldine
Bernice
Miss Kohler
Miss Olson
Dorothy Glasier
Watonwan County
Vera Noli
Mower County
Edna Nelson
Grant
Steele County
Victor Hermes
Ramsey County
William Wood
Martin County
Marvin Anderson
Blue Earth
Wilber Pratt
Blue Earth County
Junior Bandersteeg
Stearns County
Elsworth
Ewy
Stanley Schewe
Brown County
Johnny Meyer
Norman County
Kohler
St. Margaret’s Academy
Minneapolis
Gerald Dempsey
Cheerful Workers 4-H Club Highlights Year of Activities
The Cheerful Workers 4-H club of Doland formed in December with 18 sewing project members led by Viola Hecker. Despite a drop to 15, they completed the year with a rally in Redfield for perfect attendance, camp at Huron, a August Redfield demonstration, and garment exhibits focusing on care of feet.
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Cheerful Workers
Doland
Viola Hecker
Redfield
Huron
4-H Club Room Improvement and Ensemble Exhibits Highlight Fair
Judging underway for clothing and canning exhibits in the 4-H department. Mrs. Clara Larson Towne leads home economics judging with room improvement displays featuring curtains, color schemes, and window treatments. Cash prizes and detailed notebooks accompany each entry, including photos, floor plans, and cost statements.
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Clara Larson Towne
Hiwon
Dorothy Rex Heads Rand School League in Beadle County
The Willing Workers Y C L Rand school league held its first meeting of the year on Friday at 3 o clock. Dorothy Rex was elected president with Warren Towne as vice president and Donabelle Dougherty and John Wintle as secretaries. Members decided each family should contribute three cents instead of per child, reported by Glenn Siegenthaler.
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Dorothy Rex
Rand
The
Willing Workers Y. C. L
Beadle County
Warren Towne
Donabelle Dougherty
John Wintle
Glenn Siegenthaler
Alpena Scout Leaders Attend Outdoor Supper and Campfire
Alpena Boy Scout Troop 23 met at Rodman's Grove on Wednesday evening for an outdoor supper and campfire. Leaders Rex Jones David Evans and Wenton Siedschlaw organized songs and stunts while some chants involving Minnesota were shared.
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Alpena
Rodman's Grove
Rex Jones
David Evans
Wenton Siedschlaw
Minnesota
Local Leader Checks Preating According to Reporter
Lois Velma Clark reports on a local leader performing preating routines. The piece notes community reactions and the official stance, with emphasis on the leader’s actions and public response.
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Lois Velma Clark
Willing Six League Names New Leader at First Meeting
The Willing Six League in Kingsbury County held its first meeting Friday afternoon with Rechsel Pat 4rewa presiding as president. A recording secretary was elected, and Trecerdene eatranoe lanes inc...
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Willing Hix ¥.C. L
Kingsbury County
Rechsel
Pat 4Rewa
Trecerdene Eatranoe Lanes Inclad
Hand County Team Wil Demonstrate At State Fair
Hand County team Wil demonstrate the Royal Rustlars club of Miller will give a demonstration at the State Fair next week. The team was a judge at the district meet. Mrs Josephine Arnquist Bakke, girls state club leader of Ions, will judge the demonstration teams at the state fair next week.
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The
Royal Rustlars
H_ clothing club
Miller
Josephine Arnquist Bakke
Ions
Hidden Proverb Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle List
A compact list of crossword like clues split into horizontal and vertical sets. Clues span gaiter yoked obstructions to rivers weawood to love excessively golden calf possessive form you prevent from action by fear slope of a hill to make sweet woolen cloth Hopa kiln pattern block four wheeled vehicle wayside hotel equipped with weapons grandparental meat lacerated to repulse sun quivering to ventilate French gold coin apart outdoor opposite of hot To To quete st fen easy Pertaining to tissue skin of a fur bearing animal Heavenly body A jaunt Observes Farm implement net weight of container abode of the dead Individuality Chia Company of People who gave Salome the head of John the Baptist Discourses formally Entrance Fashion Coaster used in winter 212000 pounds Inlet Farewell Aperture Evergreen tree of East India Public Soft broom Before Lair of a beast Cover Beer Pauses Aplish action War flyers To classify Bone of the forearm Genus of ostriches Dozeg Opposite of a weather Body of land Decay Badly.
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Salome
Jobo the Baptist
East India
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local News Notes
Col W A Lynch returns from Iowa two weeks away. Fred Stearns visits with sister. I A Churchill C Issenhuth back from Omaha on business. Miss Charlotte Scholian in town for fair with Miss Lillian Edler. Editor Robinson of Yankton with Yankton boosters in city. Cecil Palmer Blair Saxton depart for Wabash College in Crawfordsville Ind. Mrs John Sauer returns from Chicago to see daughter Gretchen. Mrs C B Felt of Los Angeles visiting with Mr and Mrs C W Parke, daughter Margaret. Mrs Kirkeley of Vienna visits with Mr and Mrs William Moran. Irving Crawford to Iowa City to resume University of Iowa work. Dr H P Carson absent attending Reserve at Interior. Dickey arrives for visit.
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Col
W. A. Lynch
Points
Iowa
Fred Stearns
Warner
I .A. Churchill
C. Issenhuth
Omaha
Charlotte Scholian
Wessington
Lillian Edler
Editor Robinson
Yankton
Presa
Dakotan
Cecil Palmer
Blair Saxton
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
John Sauer
Chicago
Misa Gretchen
C. B. Felt
Los Angeles
Cal
C. W. Parke
Margaret
Kirkeley
Vienna
William Moran
Irving Crawford
Iowa City
University of Iowa
H. P. Carson
Interior
Mabel
Dickey
Madison City Budget Would Cut City Expenses Substantially
Madison set to vote on ordinance targeting next year’s budget with an 83 1 3 percent saving. If approved, expenses drop from 54 000 to 36 000 dollars, yielding an 18 000 dollar reduction. Final reading scheduled for September 7.
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Madison
Aha
Miller to Host State Church Meet in Miller
Miller prepares to host the first ever Presbyterian church representatives from across South Dakota for a four day session starting October 1. The state presbytery gathering is among the largest in the state, with an estimated 15 delegates and many visitors expected.
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Miller
State
Presbyterian
South Dakota
Miler
Presbytery Seasion
New Hospital Is Opened At Philip
A new hospital commenced operations in Philip with officials citing expanded medical services. The opening follows plans approved by local health authorities and promises improved access to care for residents of the region.
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Philip Philip
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure and Probate Hearing
Mortgagee The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company seeks foreclosure on a Beadle County South Dakota property for $6,275.76 due on a 1926 mortgage. Sale set for October 7, 1931 at 11 am at the Beadle County Courthouse front door in Huron. Also notice for probate of will of Charles Shaul with hearing October 7, 1931 at 2 pm in County Judge’s office, Huron.
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Arthur D. Randell
Eliza E. Randell
Beadle County
South Dakota
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Meridian
the Register of Deeds
Huron
Mortzagee
Beadie
Charles Shaul
A. D
Beadle
A. DB
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Terseen
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Con R. Huntley
Perry F. Loucks
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Anna Foley
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