Agriculture’s Rise in National Prosperity Demands Shared Burdens
Liberal papers urge industry and labor to help farmers by reducing returns to reflect agriculture’s plight. The Sioux City Tribune cites that 25 million farm families form the basis of prosperity and calls government to act if voluntary concessions fail. It warns a price realignment will restore land values and that farming has been impoverished while others profited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Woods
The
Sioux City Tribune
Borah Considered for Presidential Candidacy Says News Syndicates
News services report Senator William E. Borah, a leading Republican critic and platform orator, is seriously weighing a 1930 presidential run. He has opposed Versailles and the League, backed Russian recognition, and boosted Hoover’s 1928 bid on liquor questions, while maintaining fierce independence.
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Borah
William E. Borah
Senate
Republican Party
League of Nations
Russia
Hoover
Spperar
Sioux City
Taft Nominated at EsGo Convention and Roosevelt’s Split
The EsGo convention nominated Taft and public talk centers on Roosevelt as a major advocate for the Idaho statesman. If Roosevelt aligns, he could sway the GOP or potentially push an independent bid. His stance in the campaign will shape party support and future strategy.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Idaho
Publix to Build New Theater in Huron to Boost Local Spirit
Publix theater corporation plans a large new venue in Huron, citing strong national performance and past records to justify heavy local investment. City residents celebrate the project as a sign of optimism, expecting robust support and a renewed push toward growth despite drought anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publix
Huron
Publix Theater Corporation
United States
President Hoover deserves sympathy amid criticism
The piece argues that President Hoover bears heavy blame for wartime and economic forecasts yet shows commendable restraint and effort under mounting pressure. It notes the public demands and many officials fault his handling while urging fair, compassionate regard for a leader facing unprecedented national calamity.
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Hoover
Hit
Department of Labor
White House
Mr. Hoover
United States
Roosevelt
Albie
Congress
Mussolini
Hindenburg
Reichstag
Dent Hoover
Berometh
A Spur to Economic Thought in The Book Trade
The Christian Science Monitor notes a booming book market this summer and a brighter fall season ahead. Demand for economics and thoughtful writing rises, signaling a shift toward more serious reading and a desire for economic literacy among the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Jossh Stamp
Alee
John Adams
Jefferson
America
Stock Yard 4-H Parade Opens South Dakota Show
The Chicago Stock Yard eight horse hitch led the 4-H parade honoring South Dakota club members. Mitchell, Jerauld and Yankton counties showcased baby beef calves and prize-winning dairy animals while Beadle and other counties featured dairy, poultry, crops, and clothing projects. Marie Novetney led the baby beef champion with her herd as the grandstand cheered the 4-H efforts statewide.
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Europe
South Dakota
Clydesdale
Cago Stock Yard
Chi- Icago
Dakota Farmer
Beadle Countys
Andy Palm
E.F. Frevert
Farm Bureau
O. V. Olson
Butte County
Berg
Grant County
Walworth
Sanborn
Marshall
Guernsey
Jersey
Charles Mix
Brown County
Faulk
Elr
Eincoln County
Codington County
Minnehaha ‘County
Dell Rapids Baby Beeters
Renner Rooters
Gareteen Low Litter Club
Colton Corn Huskers
Hartford Clothing
Corcoran Cacklers
Ellis Dairy Foods
Hamlin County
Hon-Homme County
Marie Novetney
Bon Homme
Miner County
Mitchell
Chicago Stock Yards
Children’s Work Is Of Finest Quality At Wilmont School
An exhibit at Wilmont Independent School featured a miniature log cabin and other handcrafted items. A first prize went to a tinted soap carving depicting birds, trash, human figures, and a basket of fruit. The display included woodwork, needlework, maps and more.
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Wilmont Independent School
Home Economics Champions Will Be Named Friday
Finals in the club building tomorrow morning determine champions in canning foods clothing and health. The state grand champion home economics team will be announced at 11 a m in the club building, with all exhibits released at 4 p m. In the dairy division in the dairy building Cream Soups by Davison and Mille Drinks by Day are featured as part of the demonstrations.
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Davison
Viola Mach Revue Entrant Headlines 4-H Style Event
Viola Mach, South Dakota style revue champion and Chicago prize winner, announced entrants at yesterday afternoon's 4-H club revue. She described garment costs and details while modeling a wool ensemble with matching hat and purse. Awards and health champions to be named at tonight's assembly. judge Mrs. Josephine Arnquist Bakke praised posture and costume choices, noting training value beyond prizes.
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Viola Mach
South Dakota
Chicago
Miss Mach
Europe
Club Congress
H. M. Jones
Josephine Arnquist Bakke
Hitchcock Hustlers Parade Plans At State Fair
The Hitchcock Hustlers met at Robert DuBois home on September 10 with most members present. Albert Gould reported plans to join the junior fair and participate in the State Fair parade. Robi ext DuBois will bring his helper to the State Fair. the animal won a first prize at the junior fair. A lunch was served by Mrs. DuBois.
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Hitchcock Hustlers
Robert DuBois
Albert Gould
Robiext DuBois
Hanson Team Tops Dairy Projects at State Fair
Henson county won first honors in the dairy foods division at the State Fair with a demonstration on cream soups.
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Hanson
Henson County
Hygiene Question crossword clues list mixing many items
A dense OCR style listing multiple crossword clues across horizontal and vertical directions. It includes numerous entries such as bodies parts like antebrachium and bones, terms for diseases and actions, colors, and names, with mixed references to places, instruments, and historical figures. The fragment appears as a partial puzzle with scattered definitions and enumerations.
Camp Best Booth Draws Attention at State Fair
At the State Fair a Christmas seal poster by W H Olson of the South Dakota Public Health association draws crowds. It features 1500 stamps forming a border and name Camp War ner in blue, with a red cross motif. A miniature South Dakota preventorium and six log cabins appear among the display.
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W. H. Olson
South Dakota
Enter-Inc
Sleepy Hollay
Vit-Amin
Cash Inn
Rapid Canyon
Northwest
H. M. Cass
South Dakota Public Health Association
Poultry Expert Is State Fair Speaker
Tomorrow in the Extension building the program features demonstrations by women from Garden City Onida Volin and Webster. Poultry specialist Clara Sutter of Farmer magazine will discuss poultry problems each afternoon at 4 30. The Willing Workers club of Mellette exhibits refinished furniture drawing attention.
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8. T. Austin
C. A. Rae
Garden City
Kittchen
Martin Carsrud
C. Steed
Clara Sutter
The
Farmer Magazine
J. Cowen
A. M. Biersack
Webster
Willing Workers Club
Mellette
Visitors At Mine Fall Off In 1931 Lead
Tourists at the Homestake mine during the past summer were fewer than in 1930, though guide headquarters stay open as records show a sharp drop in visitor volume.
Broadcast Game Brings Yankton College vs South Dakota U to Vermilion
On September 17 Vermilion hosts Yankton College and the University of South Dakota football game to be broadcast by KUBD University station. The radio airing promises local fans a chance to hear the matchup live from Vermilion.
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Vermillion
Yankton College
University of South Dukois
University Station
Young Peoples League Formed At Burdette
The Rev. Leslie Eades organized a junior young peoples league at Wheaton church in Burdette. At the first meeting Sunday evening officers were elected: President Aug Schmit, vice president Earl Ames, secretary-treasurer Lester Ames. The group plans future meetings with high interest.
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Young Peoples League
Burdette Burdett
Leslie Eades
Wheaton Church
Aug Schmit
Earl Ames
Lester Ames
Young Folk
Pastor To Remain At Yale Church
Yale community church held a business meeting with the whole congregation and decided the pastor will stay until the first of the year. The church fiscal year ends October 1. Trustees are Mrs Pratt chair, Glen Foote, Mrs J Fuk, Mrs J D Kaufman, and F D Lidgett. Glen Foote serves as treasurer.
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Yale Church
Yale
Yale Community Church
Pratt
Glen Foote
J. Fuk
J. D. Kaufman
F. D. Lidgett
Manchester Club To Hold Final Meeting
The Manchester Birthday club meets with Mrs. Will Harmon on Thursday September 24 for birthday honors to Mrs. Harmon Mrs. Frank Keller Mrs. George Timm and Mrs. BH M Jr It is the last meeting of the year and the regular election of officers for the coming year A picnic supper will be served.
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Manchester
Porcupines Steal Melons Near Buffalo Gap
Jack Davis, a local farmer near Buffalo Gap, reports porcupines are fond of watermelons and vegetables. All his watermelons were eaten, and his vegetable garden was saved only by a trusty dog.
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Buffalo Gap
Jack Davis
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Travel and Visits
Twenty years ago in Huron a roundup of short travels and visits. Ross Miller spent Sunday in Winona visiting friends. Dr. C H French spent Sunday at Miller conducting flight services. Jessie Minnis of Sandy Lake Minn visiting with her sister Mrs M D Whisman. R O Grover left for Sioux City and Palmer on a two week business trip. A J Jamison and family departed for Sioux City accompanied by Mrs George Brown and daughter. John Longstaff to Deaver and Colorado. Verne Bonesteel to Madison to resume work at University of Wisconsin for his last year. Mrs Cornish of Denver, mother of Prof Harold Cornish, arrived to spend the winter with Mr and Mrs Cornish Ruth Pinch arrived from Chicago. Ernest D Ede returned from six weeks in Canada and Alaska. Mrs M Howard of Pierre left with Earl Howard and babies to visit home. L R Chesebord Rtv for the north on a regular business trip. W Rossman departed for points west on business.
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Ross Miller
Winona
C. H. French
Miller
Jessie Minnis
Sandy Lake
Minn
M.D. Whisman
R. O. Grover
Sioux City
Palmer
A. J. Jamison
George Brown
John Longstaff
Deaver
Colorado
Verne Bonesteel
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Cornish
Denver
Harold Cornish
Huron College
Earl Howard
Babs
L. Re Chesbord
Rtv
North
Rossman
Points West
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Best
C.L
Raymond
Hshnig
C. L
Beatrice Loomis
Walter Denakas
Helena Johnson
Darjine Finch
Claire
Kenneth Finch
Donald
Harlbert
Newell
Mabuh Gilger
Manchester Club
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