JHA Huron Meeting Seeks Quiet Republican Renewal
A general column reviews a summer meeting of young Republicans in Huron during State Fair week. It notes the informal gathering aimed at reviving Republican interest and coordinating future support, with publisher Al Adams among the participants. The piece argues the group could help the party if recognized by official leaders when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
al Adams
Sixseton Courier
Adams
Harry Westphal
Gettysburg
New Deal for Ducks Urges Limits on Waterfowl Hunt
Dr. T Gilbert Pearson president of the National Association of Audubon Societies warns that wild ducks and geese numbers are falling due to drainage, farming, more hunters, highways and cars. He urges abolishing shooting over baited waters and criticizes the magazine shotgun as part of civilization’s destructive processes. Local hunters in Central South Dakota may consider his points as season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gilbert Pearson
National Association of Audubon Societies
Pearson
Dr. Pearson
Central
South Dakota
Bankers and Ethics Speech Sparks Bank Scrutiny
Senator James M. Couzens of Michigan remarks during a Detroit bank investigation. He notes many national bank actions lack criminal prosecutions, provoking debate on ethics and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. ‘Couzéns
Ot ‘Michigan
Detroit
Ube
Ethics versus law in banking and public life
The speaker argues civilization suffers when morality yields to legalism. Too much reliance on criminal law and not ethics has allowed vicious conduct in banks and beyond. A new national attitude is needed to distinguish right from merely legal and to curb profit at any cost.
Let Hitler Speak Provokes Free Speech Debate
An American publisher plans a Hitler authored book while a Jewish newspaper denounces the move as profiting from tragedy. The piece argues suppressing the work mirrors Hitler's censorship and upholds free speech to allow even bitter enemies to air their views. The editorial stresses the principle that free expression must endure despite strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
American Hebrew and Jewish Tribune
Hitler
Predicting a future with almost no toothache
Dr Frank M Caste president elect of the American Dental Association foresees a century hence where toothache is nearly extinct due to rapid advances in preventive dentistry. He notes growing public education and better care will spare most teeth from pain, inviting reflection on our era’s dental hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Caste
American Dental Association
Pioneer farm plows and machines reshaped American farms
The article recalls James Oliver of South Bend who invented the Oliver chilled plow, later refined by his son Joseph D. Oliver, and notes the evolution of farming gear from steel plows to threshers and mowing machines. It mentions John Deere, Case reapers, McCormick reapers, Columbus buggies, Firestone, Buckeye mowing machines, and the shift from hand to mechanized labor in early U.S. agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
James Oliver
South Bend
Ind
Joseph D. Oliver
John Deere
Stude
McCormick
Columbus
Harvey Firestone
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Reformers creed echoes in modern moral woes noted
A long quote from Dr Charles H Parkhurst recalling his 19th century critique of Tammany Hall and Croker, arguing reform alone cannot legislate virtue. He urged education to draw out virtue, warning reformers must confront corruption rather than merely convict criminals. The piece reflects on enduring questions beyond politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Parkhurst
Joe
Beck
Richard Croker
Xod
Stield
Waterways speed hailed as boost for Missouri project
The Omaha World Herald lauds rapid awarding of about 12 million dollars in contracts to improve a navigable Missouri River channel. It notes a favorable engineers report on Fort Peck storage and urges Ickes board to push the broader plan, promising long term river system benefits, jobs, and tax gains for farmers and midwestern industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Missouri River
Ickes’ Board
Omaha
Sioux City
Fort Peck
Missiasippi
Missouri Valley
Texes
4-H Baby Beeves Profit From Auctions At Fairs
Auctions of 4 H fed baby beeves at fairs and markets grossed an estimated 100000 dollars for the youths. About 1304 calves were entered for the Town State Fair, 600 eligible divided among counties. Top prices near open market, grand champion beef bringing 23 cents paid by Des Moines Bishop cafeteria. County Hereford calves led by Davis County, and an Adair county Angus grand champion sold for 14 1/2 cents. County team won livestock judging and a trip to the International. Marion Olson listed as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Reed
Ames
Bishop
Des Moines
G. Kraachel
Davis County
Lester Burns
Joe Dean Miller
Lester
W. L. Brows
John Norton
Adair County
Arthur Daniels
Cerro Gordo County
Marion E. Olson
Gladys Zemlicka Leads Early Canning Club Efforts
Gladys Zemlicka reports on the May 14 organized canning club near Highmore with seven members. Officers include Josephine Ondricek president Avis Kow Beck y vice president Gladys Zemlicka secretary and Cathryn Bouzekas local leader. Club demonstrations cover rhubarb vegetables and fruit canning with prizes, contests, and a small earned fund to aid members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Zemlicke
Gladys Zemlicka
Canning Club
Harry Elfrink
Highmore
Gladys
Josephine Ondricek
Avis Kow
Becky
Cathryn Bouzekas
Cathryn, Bouzek
Joseph Forman
Henry DeLong
Amy Story
4H Girls Train Horses With Basic Skills Education
4H girls worked with horses taught arithmetic spelling and age identification during lesson time. They demonstrated herd handling and educated responses, guided by a supervising father figure and judged by a grader. The article highlights practical learning and skill development in youth equestrian education.
Pupils Of Rosebud Y C L Enjoy Drews The Roxbud Tein
Pupils from Rosebud Y C L take part in a local event featuring Drews and the Roxbud Tein as a community program entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Y.C. L
Drews
Roxbud Tein
Tiene Ieee
Huron Girls Set for Waterloo Demonstration Trip
Mildred Lyman and Ruth Fuller of Huron Dairy Maids 4-H club prepare to travel to Waterloo Iowa with Miss Sara L. Dewing home agent to present a dairy foods demonstration at the Dairy Cattle Congress. This first trip by the Beadle girls follows their first-place win in dairy fields and a second in the grand championship, earning a Chicago trip as well. Mildred leaves soon for a week away. Ruth will remain active in 4-H as she is under seventeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lyman
Ruth Fuller
Huron Dairy Maids
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Sara L. Dewing
Brookings
Congress
Beadle Girls
Charlotte Lanz
Elizabeth Grimes
Minnehasha County
Chicago
Minneha Ha
Fleischman Yeast Company
Mildred
Ruth Ca
New Girl Scout Handbook Preview With Expanded Topics
A forthcoming edition of the Girl Scout Handbook will be released featuring modern educational theory and expanded coverage of subtopics sponsored by the national organization. The up to date handbook includes more than 380 illustrations and serves as an authentic reference for those in the Girl Scout program.
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Forthcompf
Suryone
National Organization
Annie Arbeiter Sells Wether for Fifteen Sale Report
Annie Arbeiter states that a Sheffield sheep buyer sold a fat wether for fifteen units. The report notes the animal’s price and the seller's claim, highlighting a local livestock transaction. The fragmentary text confirms a single sheep sale and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Arbeiter
Annie
Mebeiter
Sheffield
Achadl
Merry Mixers Club Tea Event Delights Young Members
The Merry Mixers Club hosted a tea event where mothers and cubs explored various displays. Leaders served refreshments as members from the group and their families enjoyed viewing the exhibits and socializing.
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Merry Mixers Club
Cub
Ete
Go West, Young Man Puzzle Answers From The 19th Century
A fragment from a vintage newspaper puzzle column reproduces a mixed fill in the blanks and clues. It references the phrase most famous as a Western motto, notes about the pictured man, and hints at historical oven origins with mentions of ancient brazier use and Pompeii relics.
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South America
Wayside
Sf Senior
South Africa
First League Meeting At Fairfield No 2 School
Earl Mediger reports the Friendly Young Citizens League of Fairfield No 2 held its first meeting of the term on Monday September 38. One new member joined. Officers elected: Karl Mediger president Jeanette Olson secretary Theodore Kleinsasser vice president Darlene Schamp treasurer. The school has 12 pupils, six boys and five girls with no seventh or eighth graders. On Wednesday September 13 students were given a day to visit the fam. Dorothy Schultz teaches the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Mediger
Friendly ¥. C. L
Fairfield No. 2
Friendly Young Citizens League of
Karl Mediger
Jeanette Olson
Theodore “Kleinsasser
Darlene Schamp
Dorothy ‘Schultz
Pupils create Holland posters at Sheffield school
Jolse Welty reports students in the Sheffield school made four posters and a booklet on Holland. A classroom contest ended with Lois Ang and I tying for first. One domare pupil remained in the fourth grade, and the writer enjoyed studying Holland under Miss Merour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Jolse Welty
Sheffield
Loisang
Domare
Amrsele
Y C Plans To Do Relief Sewing At School
Young Citizens from the Gam Valley School grammar room voted to aid the needy this winter with help from the Buffalo county Red Cross. They will receive yard goods and other materials to make garments and start with a quilt project led by Naomi Harper. Adopt Blue Eagle Scouts pledge NRA support despite minor changes to district code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. CL
Young Citizens Desigue
Gam Valley
Sctool
Buffalo County
Red’ Cross
Naomi Harper
Blue Eagle Girls Scouts, Inc
NRA
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand History Lesson Fragment
A fragmented read discusses early history from Adam and Eve to primitive humans. It blends speculative ideas about fire making and electricity with casual musings on civilization, language, and the garden of Eden. The piece references Hittites and ancient caves, presenting an informal, exploratory tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hittz
Terrox
Corn Free From Frost Damaging Weather Improves Farm Work
M R Hovde, government meteorologist, reports most South Dakota corn is free from frost damage. Weather was favorable for farm work though dry soils hinder plowing. Rye seeding continues, hay and potato digging underway, cattle in fair condition, and only light frosts noted in western hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovde
South Dakota
M. R. Hovde
Black Hills
Bion
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron News
Twenty years ago today in Huron events included Mrs. Fed Curtis deft for Brookings county fair plans, a state contest second place honor mentioned, EL M Volimerix in Iroquois today on Tousiners trip, Dr J B Annig resumed practice in Hitchcock, Mest Mart Eust expected home, and a note on Charles I Pelern of Sioux Falls returning home after a visit with family.
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Fed Curtis
Brookings
Brooking County
Wes Wirbof
EL. M
Volimerix
Iroquois
J B. Annig
Hitchcock
Eust
Wisit
Minurise Dinneen
Charles I
Pelern
Thermizat
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Lusk-Nutchell Newspapers, Inc
Iowa
S. Bishop
Flint, Mich
The
Nations’ Board of Directors
Milwaukee
Dairy Congress
Vorizon Tal
Pompeii
Steves
Huron
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