Post critiques bankers policy in postwar debate
A conservative critique quoted from the Saturday Evening Post and James W. Gerard attacks American bankers for funding Europe, warns of heavy losses on European bonds, and urges fiscal restraint at home. The piece urges reducing taxation, curbing city and national spendings, and prioritizing American needs ahead of Europe. Elections loom and voters are urged to favor sanity and restraint in spending.
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Saturday Evening Post
Europe
United States
The
Post
James W. Gerard
Germany
Gerard
Mouch
the Post
England
America
Great Britain
France
Italy
Britain
Taxation as a burden on Americans and reforms urged
The author argues that taxation burdens the common man as wealth is taxed and confiscated. He claims wealthy reformers are themselves harmed by parasitic politics and spending on luxuries, urging common sense to drive cures.
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America
Com~mionsense Blues
Is Japan an orient ally or abrupt intruder in Asia
The article debates whether Japan in Manchuria is an oriental nation with deep Chinese roots or a western power exploiting the region. It notes Japan’s cultural origin in the orient yet its emergence as a modern power. Diplomats ponder if Japan could ever lead the orient, but such a shift seems distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Manchuria
China
Pacific
Worth the Expense A Prisons Report Will Pay Off
A government cost of about fifty cents per word for the Wickersham report on prison conditions is high, but the survey is deemed essential. The work is praised as competently done and valuable to sociologists, criminologists, and legislators for years, justifying the expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
Uncle Sam
Enjoying Our Parks See Record Attendance Growth
The piece notes unusually high park visitation during a year of economic hardship. Last year topped 2.7 million visitors, while by August 8 this year attendance exceeded 2 million, with signs the 1930 season could surpass it. It suggests many would have traveled to Europe otherwise but praises the parks’ rising popularity as a positive effect.
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Europe
America
Britain’s course from gold standard seen as prudent
The Press Comment argues Britain’s abandonment of the gold standard is not alarming. It cites careful weighing by authorities, notes large withdrawals from the London market, and compares to Germany and France. It suggests a temporary setback with a potential long-term benefit as Britain returns to gold when feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Christian Science Monitor
London
Germany
Austria
Londo
Pris
New York
Siitsin
France
Great Britain
Paris
Weather chaos and a new rural credits report surprises
A distant world weather pattern story notes freakish heat and storms past season with uncertain forecasts. Walter M Willy, new director of the rural credits department, releases a 14 year summary showing income and charges diverge by over ten million, driven by taxes, farm costs, and loan margins. The piece links climate instability to economic strain and criticizes the department’s financial health.
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Walter M. Willy
Rural Credits Department
Willy
Meint
Perham
Camp Fire Girls to Beautify Home Project Chosen
National Council of Camp Fire Girls promises a home beautification project as a cultural effort for next year. Lester F. Set of Tarrytown founded the idea in a Minneap olis convention, stressing education of 231,000 girls aged 10 to 18 on tasteful, economical home improvement. Grand Rapids Furniture Exposition offers to finance textbooks and procedures, accepted by Mrs. Lida Foote Tarr. Marta K. Shaves is editing the official textbook while Miss Florence Hughes and several doctors hold national leadership roles.
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National Council of Camp Fire Girls
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Redfield
Lester F. Set
Tarrytown
Grand Rapids
Marta K. Shaves
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Bro Girls
Mr. Scott
Bernice Young
Los Angeles
Harriman
The
Guardian
Edith Kempthorne
Field Workers
Oliver
Lida Foote Tarr
Florence Hughes
New York
Joseph Roycraft
Princeton
N. J
Jay Nash
Myron T. Scudder
Scott
Dakota 4 H Club Livestock Sale Totals 150000 Pounds
South Dakota 4 H club members sold about 150 349 pounds of baby beef pork and fat lambs at the State fair in an annual auction. HM Jones notes an average 9.23 per 100 pounds with total receipts of 13 220 57. Sale opened by Governor Warren Green with Repeater Lad winning a bid from Tebor Commercial club for 397 97. Armour Packing Co. Ha rom and other buyers participated.
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South Dakota
4-H Club
HM. Jones
Bir. Jones
Warren Green
Marie Novoing
Tabor
Tebor Commercial Club
John Hall
Groten
Armour Packing Company of
Harom
MorreQ's
Sioux Fells
Cudahy Packing Company
Sioux City
Lampe
Huron
John Marshall
Hitchcock
Otto Sundstrom
Beresford
Frankman and
Olsen
Wright, Brothers
Sioux Palle
Skmantel Brothers of
Wolsey
Hiamer
Earl
Howard Boys Repeat Baby Park Championship Win
The Howard boys claim the grand Baby Park championship for the second time in three years. Bernard won this year with a Chester White, following Lawrence in 1928 with a Duroc Jersey. The winners receive a free tip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago in December.
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Baby Park
Theodore Pbeldhaus
Howard
Bernard
Chester White
Lawrence
Duroc
Chicago
Carthage Poultry Club
Esther Sundell
Mavis Morell
St Louis
Helen Olson
Josephine Sundeil
Wolsey Boys Triumph at Sioux City Livestock Show
Alan Begue of Canton 4 H club won first in Hereford baby beef at Sioux City show. Homer Simantel Wolsey placed second with Robert Hae Rock Rapids third and Bart Simantel Wolsey fourth. Several South Dakota entrants highlighted by Eldon Olson Vermillion second in Shorthorn class. Judge chaired by stockyards firm as buyers and banquet crowds watched the three day event wrap with auction prizes.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St. S
Chas
K. J. Mitchel
Treas
F. McUennon
Robert D. Lusk
Huron, SD
City of
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Alan’ Begue
Canton
4-H Club
Sioux City
Homer Simantel
Wolsey
Robert Hae
Rock Rapids
Bart Simantel
Maurice Simantel
Scotland
Wolsey Boys
Eldon Olson
Alen Hague
Stock Yards Company of
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Stock Yards Company
D_ FL Cunningham
Wayne
Neb
H. E. DeVries
Central High School
Ruben Handel
Menno
Hereford
Leslie Gubbrud
Alcester
Donald Kiehlbauch
Tyndall
Lloyd Johnosem
Alcaster
Walter Erickson
Florinda Jernberg
Joseph Zitka
Tabow
Andrew Sundstrom
Ray Levi
Platte
Oliver Thormedegaard
Club Boy Profits In Dairy Project South Dakota 4H
South Dakota 4H club members will meet Nebraska boy Donald Egger of Sprague at the National Dairy Exposition in St Louis next month. Egger is Nebraska's state 4-H dairy club champion and a leader in Central Dairy club work since 193. His record shows prize milk yields and butterfat production. Also noted is incorporation news for Stickney and Herman Inc establishing a garage in Hot Springs with owners Stickney Blanche Stickney and Albert Wermas.
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Donald Egger
Sprague
St. Louis
Donald
J. F Purbaugh
Lincoln
Young Egger Ia
Central Dairy Club
Poerre
Commandment Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle List
A dense entry lists clues for a word puzzle with horizontal and vertical sections. It enumerates numerous numbered items, including ages, places, objects, and actions, reflecting a crossword style solution guide and scattered references to names like Lindbergh and Morindridge.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Delivers Local Movements
Twenty years ago in Huron a social note lists residents traveling to Mitchell for Corn Palace week and others visiting nearby towns. Daughters born to local families appear alongside departures for Mitchell, Evanston, Omaha, and Palmer with business trips and visits noted by multiple residents including Crawford and Gardner.
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anTi
Morris
Minn
Richard Talboy
C. H. Gardner
Reichester
Grace Roberts
Mitchell
Corn Palace
Elma Pease
Evanston, Dl
Northwestern University
George Brown
Points West
F. D. Greene
Miller
Duligs Feige
Edith Wilson
Omaha
B. O. Grover
Palmer
F. L. Holbrook
Northern State classes elect officers for new year
Aberdeen reports senior Karl Hansen and junior Clive Acker lead their classes. Owen King and Merle Sloan named sophomore and freshman presidents respectively. Harold Marquis heads senior officers with Perry Deney as secretary-treasurer. Prof. A N Wray and Prof. P J Harkness named advisors.
Forestburg P T A Elects Delegate and Plans Fundraiser
Forestburg P T A met at the school on September 22 with Loretta Cook elected as delegate to the state convention in Watertown. Howe urged athletics cooperation and a basketball fundraiser to buy equipment. The group debated Boy Scout sponsorship and elected Miss Ellingson secretary amid teacher remarks and a luncheon.
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Forestburg
Shook
Prunty
Boy Scout Movement
Judy
Miss Ellingrom
J. Ellingson
Prospects For Hunting In South Dakota This Fall
Pierre Sept 29 O H Johnson director of the state game and fish department reports hunting prospects in South Dakota are good for pheasants and waterfowl and fair to good for grouse and prairie chickens. Season dates begin late September into October with waterfowl season October 1 to October 1 debate continues on deer and antler regulations.
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Pierre
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
South Dakota
Johnson
Formial
Bennett
Shannon
Missouri River
Game Commission
Campbell
McPherson
Walworth
Jsie
Tripp
Gregory
The
Gregory, Tripp
Haakon
Statley
Jackson
Jones, Lyman
Mellette
Todd
National Forest
Custer
Pennington
Lawrence
Meade
Teachers Entertained By Club At Raymond
The harmony club of Presbyterian Sunday school entertained twelve club members and six Raymond school teachers plus Mrs Irvin Herther at a hot picnic supper. After meeting at the post office after 4 pm, they drove in three cars to Hegarty bridge east of town and enjoyed hamburgers and coffee around a bonfire. The teachers reported an enjoyable evening with the club.
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Raymond Raymond
Harmony Club
Presbyterian Sunday School
Raymond School
Irvin Herther
Hegarty Bridge
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Lusk -Mlichele
Kamas City
Central
Dakota Clubbers
Ziove
Svance
Simantel Brothers
Lindbergh
Ingland
ST Morindridge
Torob
Palestine
Wiley
Tain
Brazil
Ial
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