South Dakota Race Tracks Bulow McMaster For Senate
Analysis of state election history shows Bulow's growing appeal and McMaster’s minority supports since 1920. Voter totals reveal McMaster won only once in major races, while Bulow built pluralities amid multi candidate fields, highlighting contrasting electoral strengths ahead of the fall contest.
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South Dakota
W. J. Bulow
William H. McMaster
Bulow
McMaster
W. W. Howes
Mark P. Bates
Louis N. Crill
Alice Lorraine Daly
Jeaguer
Senate
A. 5.G. Cherry
Farmer-Labor
Carl Gunderson
Tom Ayres
John Hippie
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Buell F. Jones
Unqualified Success at South Dakota State Fair
The Evening Huronite lauds the 1930 South Dakota State fair as a total success. Livestock and agricultural exhibits were outstanding, 4H club work expanded and impressed, women’s divisions excelled, and amusements drew huge crowds. Flying star Speed Holman thrilled attendees as the fair surpassed all prior years.
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South Dakota
Holman
1930 exposition praised for fair success by officials
The Evening Huronite commends the fair hoard secretary John F White and department heads for the 1930 exposition. Praise is due to all who contributed to the fine success, and the fair has left a lasting mark for future efforts.
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John F
White
Power of dictators waning in South America
The article argues that military seizure of power in Peru and Argentina threatens orderly governance. It notes the theoretical republican forms exist but real power has shifted to force, warns of dangers if leaders lack vision, and cites Mussolini as an example of dwindling absolute control. It urges South American nations to resist autocratic rule before civil strife erupts.
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Europa
Mussolini
South America
Peru
Argentina
Newspaper critique on misnaming South Dakota as Dakota
The piece laments an Iowa paper that uses Dakota in headlines, praising the need to correct the head writer. It mocks the practice and even jokes about relocating the writer to North Dakota if he refuses to reform.
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Dakota
Iowa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Iowa and Nebraska road funding compared in press comment
A press critique argues Iowa finances its highways via bonds and future debt while Nebraska uses current receipts from car taxes. It highlights Iowa’s higher registration and gas tax, the per car costs, and claims Iowa can sustain debt longer, whereas Nebraska relies on lighter traffic and a pay as you go approach.
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Iowa
Wall Street
Nebraska
Towa
Bishway
Junked Cars and Safety Gains Urged by State Laws
New Jersey authorities burned an old unsafe car after a fatal accident, signaling a precedent for stronger junking rules. The piece argues for rigorous inspections to remove unsafe vehicles, curb salvage misuse, and reduce road hazards, noting political fights over prohibition as context for reform efforts.
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Sioux City Tribune
New Jersey
Towa
Lincoln Health Team Wins First Deletta Wright and Olive Redman
Lincoln health team wins first in state contest with Deletta Wright and Olive Redman from Lennox showcasing Bevelier Hair. Finalists include teams from Brown and Clay counties. prizes include gold and silver medals and Chicago trips. Judges noted balanced demonstrations and strong speaking. Lucille Kinney earns Chicago trip for top canning team.
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Deletta Wright
Olive Redman
Lenox
Linceln County
Chicago
South Dakota
Lincoln County
Mary Knotton
Luella
Greenfield
Gald
Medate
Sleanor Ford
Cheris
Esche
Bath
Brown, County
Congress
Brcad
Brown’ County
Fleanor Ford
Cherisade
Bth
Doris Jones
Florence Murray
Stanley County
Marie Giddings
Ft. Pierre
Kathryn Parrel
Faulk
Marjorie Rohatch
Burkemer
Grace Cooper
Faulkton
Deuel
Margaret Jessen
Gary
Hil
Z Jessen
Mary Knowlton
Lennnnox
Buellir
Lucille Kinney
Spearfish
Louise Wright
Strom
Brown County
Healthiest Girl Follows 4-H lessons in Poultry work
Josephine Sundell of Carthage Miner county SD will attend the National 4-H Club congress in Chicago this fall as the healthiest South Dakota 4-H club girl. She and teammate Helene Olson won first in poultry with Growing Healthy Chicks, earning honors at county fairs and achievement days for two years. Sundell raised 150 chickens last summer and another large flock last year. Health is a 4-H club project, and she credits regular hours club work and balanced meals taught by Earl Mosteller and other club members for her success.
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Josephine Sundell
Carthage
Miner County
Clu
Chicago
South Dakota
Helene Olson
Josephine
Religious Services and Choir Notes Across Local Churches
Sunday masses listed for St. Martin's Catholic Church with weekday and holy day schedules. Church of Christ offers Sunday school at 10 and a sermon at 11. Lutheran Church presents morning worship at 10 38 with choir under Mrs. W M Griffiths and vocal solo. Sunday school begins after service. no evening service until Sept 21. Mexican Lutheran Church invites worship at Arexican Lutheran church with Pastor Disrud.
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St. Martin's Catholic Church
Amuertean Lutheran Church
Jacob
Mendelesohn
Lutheran Church
W. M. Griffith
Jehovat
Monestely
W. M.griffiths
Arexican Lutheran Church
Disrud
Church of the Nazarene
Kansas Ave
Jesus
Climbing Citizens Name 1930 Officers The Climbing Citizens
The Climbing Citizens C L of Gabic school in Custer township held its organization meeting for the school year September 5. Clyde Curtis was named president for the first three months with Lila Dubro as vice president Vivien Metretary and Miss Elsie Wiese as creature Clyde Curtis is also club reporter New committees were appointed for the next month They axella Dabro and Vivian McCoy lunch committees
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Climbing
Climbing Citizens
C.L
Gabic School
Custer Township
Clyde Curtis
Lila Dubro
Vivien
Metretary
Elsie- Wiese
Clyde Ia
Axella’ Dabro
Vivian McCoy
Willing Workers Organized For Year By Fitch C L
Plans were made for activities to be held during the sewing school year. E S Guy Curtis, corresponding secretary for the league, and new officers and committees were named at the meeting.
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Es. Guy. Curtis
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Hughes 4-H Poultry Members Win Prizes
Hughes 4-H poultry club members sweep prizes at Kiwanis hosted show plating plates and sharing awards. Team members earned top prizes in multiple classes, with judges recognizing standout birds and exhibitor skills.
Scout Eddie Miedema Represents South Dakota at State Fair Encampment
Broadland youth Eddie Miedema recounts his role as South Dakota’s representative at the Indian Village encampment during the Minnesota State Fair. He describes two troops, tepees and wigwams, patrol duties, daily programs with Indian chiefs, parades of Boy Scouts, church visits in Minneapolis, and demonstrations in first aid archery and wood carving.
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Eddie Miedema
South Dakota
Broadland
Pipestate
Takoma
Hoysack
Itasca
England
North Dakota
Minnesota
Onsin
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Fair Grounds
Munneapolis
Central Lutheran Church
Five Churches Invite Attendance On Sunday Services
A jumble of church notices lists Fivth Church of Christ, Scientist at Fifth and Nensis with 12:00 Sunday service on Substance, 12:10 Sunday school, and 8:00 Wednesday testimony meeting. Salvation Army announces morning worship and evening services, with reading room hours. Mt Calvary Lutheran outlines Sunday school, German service, rally day, confirmation, and pastor contact. Grace Episcopal presents Sunday worship schedule, youth activities, and a bishop’s visit. Tabernacle moves back to Dakota Avenue with start of school year activities and revival campaign led by Evangelist Bert Webb beginning Sunday night.
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Church of Christ
Scientist Corner
Fifth and
Nensis
Salvation. Army Ui A.rt
Legion
O'Elect
O. J. Jones
Mt. Calvary
Ev. Lutheran
Church Missouri Synod
Dakota Ave
Lth
Las
T. B. Joeckel Paavor
Grace Episcopal Church
Heely Communion
Hector
Brixter
William P- Remington
Oregon
South Daket
Wallace Britter
Haron Gospel
Tabernacle
Dekota Avenue
Bert Webb
Minnesota
Huror
Local Churches Open Doors for Sunday Services in Fair City
A crowded week at the State Fair is followed by church reminders across First, Bethel, First Congregational, Presbyterian, and Nazarene congregations. Services include Sunday school at 9:30 and 10, morning worship, evening services, and midweek meetings. A note urges support for the church budget as the year ends. Also mentioned: University of Oklahoma buys over 5,500 frogs and turtles for science classes at $614.
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Huron Publishing CO
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Treas
G. F. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
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Huron
Cartier
South Dalats
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Wise Tey Hall
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Ellis
Woodman
Fair City
University of Oklahoma
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