Republican Journal Condemns National Committee Attacks
A Republican aligned newspaper denounces Robert H. Lucas for blaming Democrats for economic woes. It calls his anti Democratic rhetoric dangerous and urges Congress to unite across party lines to support President Hoover and improve conditions. It warns against partisan agitation that could hinder recovery.
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Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Lucas
Congress
Lukas
Nepotism at Pierre in Green administration sparks debate
A Pierre column accuses Governor Green of inconsistent talk on unemployment while showing nepotism in state government. It notes his son Max as private secretary, cousin C R Horrwill as insurance agent, Sheriff Bruce Barnes' son in the sheriff's office, industrial commissioner D R Perkins with two daughters in his office, and Supreme Court Judge Warren Places employing his daughter as stenographer.
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Max
Green
C.R. Horrwill
Insurance Aoenissipper
Bruce Barnes
D. R. Perkins
Supreme Court
Warren
Bidding For Teachers At Gann Valley School Board
The Onida Watchmen denounces the Gann Valley school board for selecting a teacher by bidding among many applicants. The lowest bid, $60 per month, won the award, a method questioned as potentially unwise. The piece questions whether low cost equates to worth and stresses teacher value.
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Onida Watchmen
Gann Valley
Criticism on School Funding Shifts Emphasis to Teachers
A historical commentary argues that districts overemphasize school buildings over educators, claiming neglect in educational development harms students. It notes earlier prosperity funded grand schoolhouses while teacher salaries lagged, implying the plant’s value never equaled the teacher’s impact on learning.
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Bke
Petticoats Behind Mutiny
A London cable dispatch suggests wives blamed for the naval mutiny origins may gain weekend leave so sailors can discuss events with their spouses. The piece implies wives influence naval unrest and hints Britain faces a tough sell if they ignore this dynamic.
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London
Navy
Jack
Air Transportation Progress and Safety Record
A 1940s aviation report notes commercial transport planes travelled just over 20 million miles in the first half of the year with nine passenger deaths, compared with under 17 million miles and 22 deaths in the same period last year. The industry’s safety progress could ease public fear and spur growth.
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Clarence M. Young
Eugenie hat fashion sparks business push in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis Journal defends the Eugenie hat trend praising its impact on fashion and industry. It urges collective effort to revive bustle era styles and hints at provocative ideas like bribing Paris to decree obesity to curb surplus wheat and meat.
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Minneapolis Journal
Eugenie
Danbury
Press Comment A New Appeal To Patriotism
The Christian Science Monitor cites President Hoover at the American Legion convention in Detroit urging restraint on bonus payments amid economic strain. He warns that full payment of adjusted compensation would require costly borrowing or broad taxation, harming industry and employment and delaying recovery. He urges veterans to resist further government demands.
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Christian Science Monitor
Hoover
American Legion
Detroit
United States
Sion
Rogrend
Dole
Congress
Chateau-Thierry
Saint Mihiel
Watertown Public Opinion Opinion on State Advertising
Public Opinion in Watertown South Dakota questions celebratory advertising about pheasant bunting and upland fame. The piece notes numerous requests to counter misleading claims from a mixed publication, urging caution and accuracy in regional promotion.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Aserta
North and
Bouth Dakota
Miner 4-H Leader Coaches Experts for State Honors
Miss Effie Older of Carthage 4-H club trained eight teams to State Fair honors in seven years. Her teams earned firsts, seconds, and thirds from county through state levels, with repeated demonstrations such as Grow Healthy Chicks and textiles. The Miner county girls qualified for trips to St Louis and Chicago, and speculation grows on continuing the winning record next year.
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Effie Older
Pest
Miss Older
Misa Older
Dorothy Clarke
Pearl McCann
Carthage
Mabel Nelson
Helen Olson
Ieader
Helene Olson
Josephine Sundell
W. Jones
Miner County
St. Louis
Lincoln County
Josephine
Helene
Chicago
Esther
Mavis Morrell
Me. Jones
St Louis
Hyde County 4H Dairy Club at State Fair Debut
Hyde county 4H members exhibited four dairy heifers at the State Fair and three participated in the dairy judging contest. Carl Konrad earned third in senior yearling Holstein, Mary DeWitt placed second in junior yearling Holstein, and the team Rayrichd Boynd Carl led ninth in the dairy judging event at the fair.
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Hyde
Stephan Dairy Club
Hyde County
Carl Konrad
Meary DeWitt
Rayrichd
Boynd Carl
Deery
Bales
Girl Scouts Meet At Parish House Friday
A parish house gathering of Girl Scouts was held Friday with leaders forming a pact as the girls sang songs and shared activities.
Freshman Voices Welcome High School Changes
Freshmen at Wessington Springs school describe the shift to high school work including Latin algebra and new subjects. They note the need to adapt to a different study method, the value of high school for future opportunities, and social benefits of school life. They express enthusiasm for the new educational path.
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Wessington Springs
Waelderhaus Gift Elevates Kohler Girl Scout Center
The Kohler Girl Scouts receive the Waelderhaus a detailed Austrian style chalet replica as a two year project funded by Miss Marie C Kobler. Architect Kasper Albrecht oversaw authentic furnishings stained glass tapestries and reliefs including a Baden-Powell room with country emblems and a Joan of Arc tapestry. The building will anchor local Girl Scout activities showcasing Alpine craft and history.
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Girl Scouts
Kohler
Wis
America
Waelderhaus
Marie C. Kobler
Girt
Clubny Aman
Waeliderhaus
Ithe
Bregenzerwald
Lake Constance
Vorarlberg
Austria
Miss Kohler
Johan M. Bohlen
Kasper Albrecht
Pia
Baden-Powell
Scouting
Joan of Arc
Edith Lyle crowned Homecoming Queen at Wessington Springs
Edith Lyle of Wessington Springs was elected queen for the annual homecoming. Bil Hatcha was chosen king by student vote. Runner ups were Genevieve Bateman for queen and Allison Dunham for king, with attendants and ceremonial staff named for the event.
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Edith Lyle
Wessington Springs
Bil Hatcha
Genevieve Bateman
Allison Dunham
Miss Bateman
Ber- Enson Buck
Claude Seterstrom
Stanley Long
Allison
Dunham
Ondented Association
Yvonne Sprung Named Leader of League at Pleasant Comer
Yvonne Sprung announced as aerenceat of the League at Pleasant Comer. C. L. stated the by laws were to be constituted by the group.
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Yvonne Sprung
C. L
Yvonne
Springs ScoutsRank at Kiwanis Dinner in Wessington Springs
Four Wessington Springs Boy Scouts and their parents attended a Kiwanis club dinner honoring local city schools. The event highlighted scouting achievements and community involvement within the Springs area.
Not Easy in Mexican Hidden Word Puzzle Clues Across Topics
A fragmented list of clues spans languages and topics from geography to animals and music. It includes references to South America, cattle, mythical terms, measurements, and various word definitions, forming a dense puzzle with repeated numeric markers and scattered solutions.
Norbeck Promises Comment On Rural Credits Tangle
PIEHRE Sept 20 public and press await Senator Perce Norbeck's promise to comment on the rural credits situation. Norbeck plans a full history to clarify Director Willy's reports showing department losses and bond duties. Rumors swirl about Green's renomination and possible rivals like Dunn and Sharpe in a fluid GOP race.
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Norbeck
Piehre
Perce Norbeck
Rural, Credit’ Act and Department
Walter Willy
Norweck
Willy
Rural Credits Department
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Wanderers Plan Coast Trip
Twenty years ago today in Huron, Gerald Rolph and Jewell James planned to leave tonight for Omaha and then travel by nighticycle to the Pacific coast. Attorney A K Gardinee left for Rapid City on legal business. Dr and Mrs E B Taylor visited Mitchell, and Max Royhl went to Minneapolis. W A Ritschlag headed to Aberdeen for the state German meeting. Mrs C E Rutherford and Mrs Dan Snyder hosted a Lady Foresters luncheon. Frank Kuehn visited Mitchells corn palace. Sd Warhanff J B Giles and Roy Teats came from Cavour for opera. Judge Alva E Taylor Asher F Pay T M Siewnens and C P Warrer went to Mitchell for a Republicans meeting. J C Collins traveled to Foe Rother for South Dakota German meeting.
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Gerald Rolph
Jewell James
Omaha
Pacific Coast
A. K. Gardinee
Rapid City
E. B. Taylor
Mitchell
Arm Palace
Max Royhl
Minneapolis
W. A.ritschlag
Aberdara
C. P. Warrer
Commoolice
Aida
J.C. Collins
Pasenger
Rother
Aberdees
South Dakota
Wayne Kastner Earns Club Honor At State Fair
Wayne Kastner Weasington of Wayland Baby Park club achieved a notable score at the State Fair, earning recognition reported by the club reporter. Durocher-
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Wayne Kastner
Wayne. Kastner Weasington
Wayland Baby Park Club
Raportar
Durocher
Hand county 4 H livestock at State Fair gains and placings
Wayne placed second and third with a Duroc barrow which became Reserve champion against other barrows. The three Wayne barrows showed strong weight gain this summer, nearly two pounds per day from May 2 to August 26. Elton Hollister and Wessington exhibited a fat lamb, Leslie Lewis and Miller showed purebred Duroc gilt and boar, while Hand county leaders’ county club booth placed eighth among counties statewide.
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Wayne
Elton Hollister
Wessington
Leslie Lewis
Miller
Hand County
Eastern Enrollment At 281 At Madison State Normal School
MADISON September 2 The total enrollment at Eastern State normal school is now 281 per figures by Miss Sybil Griffith registrar The report shows the second year advanced diploma course as the largest fall registration Ninety two sophomores 163 freshmen and 26 special students make up the total The two year course has 113 students and the one year course 109 Last year with four college classes total registration was 218 Most of the decline in enrollment stems from Lake county residents withdrawing or transferring to other institutions for continued study.
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Madison
Eastern State Normal School
Sybil Griffith
Lake County
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Springs
Waelderhaus Ig
Arez
South America
The
Associated Press
Capital
Hamain County
William Dunn
Dunn
M. @. Sharpe
Geners
Sharpe
Geen
Peter Norbeck
State Park Board
Huron
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