New Era Ends as Population Growth Slows in U S
Bruce Catton discusses the nearing end of rapid U S population growth and a shift toward a stationary population around 140 to 150 million. J I Spengler foresees a tougher labor market, more old workers, fixed social strata, rising rents, and rural-urban shifts, with major adjustments ahead for the nation.
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United States
Bruce Catton
Neha Service
The
New Republic
J. I. Spengler
Mr. Spengler
Spengler
Figure It Out The Inconsistencies Of Politics
Editorial discusses how humor helps cope with election silliness. It cites the Sioux Falls Argus Leader noting Wisconsin voters chose Philip F. LaFollette over Walter Kohler for governor after a heated campaign across the state.
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Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
Wisconsin
Philip F. LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Walter J. Kohler
Cortenders
Kohler
La Follette campaign criticised for misrule and bond issues
The Sioux Falls paper editorial attacks La Follette on a public welfare platform, claiming cheap politics and evasion of accountability. It warns voters of dire consequences if he gains office, and notes new arguments about bond refinancing costs in South Dakota while endorsing a return to the U S Senate for McMaster and La Follette allies.
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LaFollette
United States
Wisconsin
la Follette
Sioux ‘Falls
South Dakota
Argus
Senate
William McMaster
Pollette
Pershing and politics on his seventieth birthday
General John J. Pershing states he never entered politics and has no desire to mix public life with his wartime legacy. The piece reflects on how wartime heroes like Grant faced scrutiny and public clamor, contrasting their fame with personal limits, and credits Pershing for resisting political entanglements.
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John J. Pershing
General Pershing
U.S. Grant
Manila Bay
Pershing
New Copper Alloys Raise Hopes In Modern Industry
A Sioux City Tribune report describes Everdur and Tempalsy alloys, created by mixing copper with silicon and manganese, then nickel silicide, aimed at tougher, acid resistant castings. Developed by Du Pont, American Brass, and others after World War I research, these metals may eventually replace steel and wrought iron in some uses.
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Sioux City Tribune
du Pont
American
Brass: Company
Charles B. Jacobs
Eight Hour Day for Housewives Debated in Study
Christian Science Monitor cites an International Home Economics Association report claiming American housewives average 63 hours weekly of housework, far less than many European nations. The piece discusses efficiency differences, potential labor-saving devices, and debates over a standard eight-hour day for homemakers.
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Christian Science Monitor
The
Poland
Czechoslovakan
Switzerland
Spain
United States
French Army Expansion Shown in Italian Frontier Maneuvers
An archival note describes France's military maneuvers near the Italian frontier as evidence of a nervous mood and a desire for stronger forces, amid concerns about a potential German threat. A French paper claims its army guarantees peace, echoing German rhetoric from a prior era.
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France
Italy
Europe
Germany
Former Champion Buys Club Steer at State Fair Auction
The 4 H club sale at the state fair disposed of 135875 pounds of baby beef pork and lamb with grand champion steer selling to El Tiar Brown former club boy. Morrell and Cedar Rapids buyers led purchases while armour and Sinclair of Cedar Rapids also bought heftily. Brown plans to feed the steer 90 days for an international show.
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Jones
Clu
Park
Shaw
Concerm I
South Dakota
Towa
Lab
Maby
Mic. Jones
Morrel l and, Co
Gov. W
Bulow
John Hall
Groton
Armour, Morrell
Sinclair
Cedar. Rapids, Jr
el- Tiar Brown
d-Et
Brown
Many 4 Hers Will Take Short Course
State club leader Hi M Jones announces the Junior Short Course at State College Brookings December 21 31. The program combines instruction by college professors in the morning with athletics judging contests and tours in the afternoon and varied entertainment in the evenings. Members from most counties are expected to attend and bring others. Special railroad rates apply and counties are listing attendees. All members aged 13 or older are urged to participate.
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Saya Hi M. Jones
State College
Brookings
Clu
The Broadland Busy Bees Elect New 4-H Officers
The Broadland Busy Bees met at the home of Mrs Myrtle Kaump on September 20 with Virginia Kool as secretary. Thelma Swanson was elected president, Hetty McCaughey vice president, Virginia Kool secretary, Mabel Pownell treasurer, Esther Bishelf song leader. Five new members joined and plans set for monthly meetings on the last Saturday. Next gathering October 25. all members urged to attend.
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Thelma Swanson
Broadland Busy Bees
Myrtle J Kaump
Virginia Kool
Thelma Swaanson
Hetty McCaughey
Virginia Koo
Mabel Pownell
Esther Hbishelf
Double C Clubbers Complete 4 H Work
Double C 4 H club completed its reguar flan meeting and entertained. Lee's Hustlers Potato club assisted in finishing their year’s work. The next meeting will be October at the Baul King home where the club will reorganize for the new year.
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Lee
Skinner
Cave
Frue Spirit Elects Officers for Murrey School League
The Frue Spirit League of Murrey school in Custer township met September 15 to elect officers. Laura Pamp was named president, Beona Timm vice president, Ruth Halfarty secretary, and Neva Halfarty corresponding secretary. They will serve the school year and subscribe to The Young Citizen. Miss Aleen Erickson of Pierre ties the official league publication. The league plans to print a town school paper. Margaret Long is the teacher at Luiorcay.
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Frue Spirit
the True Spirit
C.G
Murrey
Custer Township
Io Beachin County
Laura Pamp
Beeona Timm
Ruth Halfarty
Neva Halfarty
Wil
Young, Citizen
Aleen Erickson
Pierre
Margaret Long
Luiorcay
Acho
Rae
Southward Trek Of Clubbers National Dairy Meet
Delegates led by Gi Heebink dairy specialist from State College will attend the National Dairy Speman days event. Magda Severson Evelyn Johnson Mer vin Ogren Marshall county dairy team members include Jase Alois Fox Alfred Codingtom Feneators Haymond Schmid Harley Bossman Lincoln county poultry demonstration teats.
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South Dakota
Speman
MC. Jones
Stataee Meeton
Opans
Gi. Heebink
State
Magda Severson
Jase Alois
Fox
Alfred Codingtom
Feneators
Haymond Schmid
Harley
Bossman
Lincoln County
Girl Scout Heads Discuss Plans for Hawatha Region
The Hawatha regional Girl Scout conference at Indianapolis October 1 4 will discuss progress under the five year development plan. Miss Katherine Abbott of St Paul chairs the session with Mrs A C Weiss Duluth and Mrs John Baxter Minneapolis leading the delegation. Emelia Thoorsell of Minneapolis will attend as regional director.
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Hawatha
Katherine Abbott
St. Paul
Rebekah Assembly marks seventy ninth founding anniversary
Mrs Isa belle McCullough of Rapid City, president of the Rebekah Assembly of South Dakota, announced the seventy ninth anniversary of the organization's founding, noting local lodges in the South Dakota region and active weekly meetings across the state.
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Rebekahs
RAPID
Rebekah
Lidges
South. Dakota
Isabelle McCullough
Rapid City
Rebekah Assembly of
South Dakota
Marie Schreder Named Head of Custer League
Marie Schreder was named president of the Young Citizens league of Custer school District 5 Beadle County at a Thursday meeting. Ruth Skinner was named vice president and Dora Skinner secretary. Plans include a box social and program in late October to raise funds for playground equipment. A lunch was served at the close by Parkhurst girls.
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Marie Schreder
Custer League
Marie: Schreder
The
Young Citizens
League of Custer
Beadle County
Tora Skinnan
Ruth. Skinner
Dora
Skinner
Parkhurst
Polly Prim Club Holds First Regular Meeting of Year
Polly Prim club of Deland Spink county held their first regular meeting since reorganizing for 1980-21 at Ethel Kitterman's home Saturday afternoon. New books for the coming year were distributed. The fourth year sewing project was discussed with demonstrators chosen to show hat selection and hat care. Members reported on notable items seen at the State Fair exhibit. After reports, the sewing lesson began, games were played, and a lunch was served by the hostess.
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Polly Prims
Polly Prim. Club
Deland
Spink County
Ethel Kitterman
Nive
All College Mixer at Eastern State Teachers College
Madison reports the All-College Mixer at the Glanneaium of Eastern State Teachers College. Students enjoyed Gat-Acquainted games and dancing with a six-piece orchestra and ice cream. Committee members listed include Greece Arms Nindison chairwoman Geraldine Crebbe Mindis ons Joyce Gregory and others.
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Eastern
Madison
Glanneaium
Ware
Wares
Greece
Nindison
Geraldine Crebbe
Mindisons
Joyce Gregory
Bryant
Marvelle McKenzie
Sherman
Inez
Swanson
Arlingtons
Kermeth Veters
Spencer
Hareold Cune
Trent
Eugene Case
HbIlo DeBoer
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the Nation
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New York
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Third St
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