Farmers divide as AAA future debate rages in Iowa
The article notes split farmer sentiment over continuing or ending the AAA program with Des Moines meetings and national figures like Hamilton Fish and Col. Frank Knox weighing policy options. Knox calls for high tariffs, export bounty, expanded world markets, and farm-chemistry uses to boost domestic farm income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
AAA
Hamilton Fish
Colorado
Iowa
Col
Frank Knox
Knox
Col. Knox
Red Tape Irks Jay Darling Cartoonist Resigns Over Agency Delays
Jay N Darling chief of the federal biological survey known as Ding criticizes government red tape after resigning his post. He discussed in the Saturday Evening Post how efforts to rebuild the water supply with small water bodies faced bureaucratic obstacles while aiming to create bird breeding habitats with potential economic value.
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Jay Darling
Jay N. Darling
Federal Biological Survey
Ding
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Darling
Here
Cartoonist Darling Returns to Washington Role
The piece notes Darling’s return to Washington amid stalled funds and shifting allotments. It praises his abilities and character, stressing his long career as a celebrated cartoonist from Sioux City to Des Moines and his expertise beyond illustration. It cites his cautious view on expanding government over business and his belief in potential accomplishment despite delays.
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Washington
Darling
Sioux City
Des Moines
The McCormick Dynasty in the Harvester Firm
The retirement of Cyrus H. McCormick as president of International Harvester sees his younger brother take the helm. The dynasty's influence kept the firm afloat during agricultural downturns while largely avoiding tariff protection, a surprising success story for a family enterprise in American industry.
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Cyrus H. McCormick
Great International Harvester Company
McCormicks
McCormick
International
McCormick Dynasty
International Harvester Company
Monument for Lewis and Clark Dedicated in Pierre Park
Pierre Capital-Journal reports the dedication of a granite monument in Farm Island park honoring Captains Lewis and Clark. Constructed with Civilian Conservation Corps aid and bronze tablets, the tribute marks 150 years of Park history and aims to inspire future generations as South Dakota’s historic recreation center.
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Pierre Capital-Journal
Pierre
Farm Island
Lewis and Clark
Thomas Jefferson
Pierze
U. S. Forest Service
Rocky Mountain
Civilian Conservation Corps
South Dakota
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Adventure and Courage in Modern Life Philosophy
The piece argues courage and resourcefulness are essential beyond battles, applying to business, home life, and social challenges. It likens modern youth to pioneers facing economic upheaval, urging intelligent daring and steadfastness to create new paths amid uncertainty.
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Minneapolis
Journal
Lfe
Abraham
Onion research spawns debate on romance and odor
An amusing debate unfolds as Cornell researchers, after cabbage work, turn to onions. Supporters insist the scent tests friendship and focus, while opponents warn of romance being dampened by odor. Toasts to tourism spillover touch Sioux Falls and South Dakota’s future potential as visitors spend across garages and hotels.
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Indianapolis News
Cornell University
Dakota
Sioux
Puzzle of Crossed Clues and Hidden Answers
A dense list of cryptic style clues spans horizontal and vertical entries. Numerous items mention leader terms, musical and body parts, tools, measurements, and common nouns. The jumble suggests a word puzzle grid with themed connections and obscure definitions.
Ruth Woodson Finds Work and Love in Worthville
Ruth Woodson a spirited drifter seeks refuge in Worthville old stone house with a blue door. Imposter Elaine and suitor John McNeill drive a web of mistaken identity and romance. Ruth's journey toward employment leads to Cleveland via generous strangers the Segwicks and Mrs Jones beauty shop where she becomes a housekeeper maid for Ella Jones, caring for Maude and Gracie Louise while facing loneliness and new duties. The tale blends peril, kindness, and a budding romance as Ruth asserts independence and hopes for stability.
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Ruth Woodson
Worthville
Bertha Gillis
Penny
Ruth
Elaine Chalmers
John McNeill
Elaine
Greycastle College
Johny McNeil
John
Berthe
Jhiseast
Nefe
McNeill Place
Garfield Avenue
Hunter
Holt
Ruth Giedly
Cleveland
Mrs. Segwid
Segwick
Greully
Cousin Ells
Mrs. Segwick
Lou
Ella
Segwick Ceyed
Ella Jones
Maude
Gracie Louise
Mrs. Jones
Im & Department
Minde
Avermans
Miss Woodson
Rath
Tyce
Beth Oldly
Sitle House
Maw
Huth
Twenty Years Ago In Huron World Series Seats Priced
Boston World Series tickets for the Red Sox versus Phillies ranged from fifty cents to five dollars with box seats at five dollars and bleacher seats at four. Rev E Aal became pastor of the English Lutheran church, introduced by Rev Alfred Bredesen now in Leeds North Dakota. Rev Ann arrives from Starbuck Minnesota to serve Huron. J P Walsh left for St Paul to take over Stevens Art store with plans to move his family next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
E. Aal
Alfred Bredesen
Bere
Leeds
N. D
Bredesen
South Dakota Baptists Gather in Aberdeen in October
Aberdeen hosts the fiftieth fourth annual South Dakota Baptist convention October 1 to 4 with joint meetings of the ministerial union the women's society and the Young People's federation. Out of state speakers include Dr G Pit Beers Ola Hanson and Charles A Wells.
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Aberdeen
Fifly
Baptist Ministerial
Women's Baptist Missionary
Young People’s Federation
G. Pit Beers
New York City
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Ola Hanson
Burma
Charles A. Wells
South Dakota
Aisa
Ministeria
Ion
O. H. Haligrimson
Ipswich
Boars of the Women’s Society
Conventior
A. M Clarke
Brookings
Women's Society
Mr. Wells
Sioux Fall
College Music Hronos
John F. Cuber
Sioux Folly College
Tsimasts
Wells
Artie
Wll
Hanson
Huron Photographers Earn Merit at Minnesota Convention
ST PAUL September 26 F1 Eigin out of state photographers won certificates of merit today for portraits exhibited at the Minnesota Photographers association convention. Winners included AL Artz Aberdeen S D M A Art Huron S D G L Sanderson Stanley N D Huer ner studio Mobridge S D and Osborne studio Dickinson N D.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
Chas
J. Mitchell
Robert D. Lusk
Auron
Huron
United States
Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Amorrow
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
George Clark
JST
Previc
Mayensent
Zeus
Arie Viel
Wilma Buss
Anquiss
G. B. Simpaun
Menda
C. W. Shirley
Madison
Anna Shirley
Wessington
J.C. Shirley
S. D. Baptists
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