Mercury Expected To Rise Tonight In Warmer Weather
State meteorologist B R Laskowski reports a low pressure system from the Canadian northwest will bring warmer conditions. Temperatures climbed as high as 22 to 24 degrees above zero in the north, with tonight's low around 35 to 40 and the mercury forecast to reach the forties tomorrow amid a chance of light precipitation.
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Officers Named By Wolsey Church
The Wolsey Presbyterian meeting elected and reelected church officers for three years including R F Chenoweth F C Stuerwald J J Salisbury Mrs W B Fey and Mark Cogswell. Miss F E Mills invited to extend pastorship. Sunrise Easter service at seven. Wolsey High School honor roll and funeral attendance noted.
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Return to College From Vacation at Home
Misses Ruth Statfaucher Geraldine Chesney and Margaret Sonnes return to Yankton College after spring vacation spent at their homes.
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Bowe Letter and Shober Statement From Huron Meeting
The texts of a letter read at the Huron City Commission meeting by E Bowe and a statement by Commissioner H C Shober claim omissions in Shober’s tax returns. The letter urges investigation of Shober’s property categories and calls for action to compel disclosure of additional classifications. Shober’s reply defends his record, contends assets and mortgages were not taxable or valuable, and denounces the attack as politically motivated while asserting he will cooperate if gaps exist.
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Jefferson Dinner Planned at Miller Auditorium
A Jefferson Day dinner is set for Monday April 13 at Miller Auditorium hosted by the Democratic committee. The event will be served by Methodist women and feature D De Walsh as toastmaster. President Roosevelt’s address will be broadcast at 9 30 PM.
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Chief Urges Early Dog License Purchases in Huron
Police Chief J. $. Nelson urged Huron dog owners to buy licenses now to avoid rush. Two officers will canvass homes from April 15 to check licenses. Licenses are due by May 15, or unlicensed dogs caught by police go to the city dog pound for 48 hours. If owners do not appear and pay for the dog, it may be destroyed or sold to someone who will obtain the license.
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Quiet Election Forecast for Hand County Primary
Indications point to a quiet Hand County primary with minimal contest. Sheriff sees no challenger as incumbent runs unopposed while several applicants vie for register of deeds and treasurer posts. Republican candidates outnumber Democrats roughly two to one.
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Commissioners Debate Light Rate Cut Proposals
Green questions Shober on the impact of his proposed rate cut for a 1000 agewatts bill. Commissioners Walsh and Tscheller object to political framing while Smogird and others press for data and expert analysis before voting. All urge lower rates, but critics call Shober’s offer a campaign move despite the push for action in February.
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Huron Officials Clash Over Electric Rate Ordinance
City commission debates a proposed ordinance to raise electric rates amid criticism of utility practices. Attorney Winston Churchill defends the Northwestern Public Service Company, noting historic rate reductions, while opponents led by Shober and Tschuster push for voter consideration and potential litigation. Budget for litigation approved. other city business includes permits, leases, and equipment purchases.
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