Airport Lease Settled and City Bonds Adopted
City commissioners approved a one year lease with Dakota Aviation for part of W. W. Howes Municipal Airport and authorized bond purchases totaling 25 000 to fund the deal. The plan includes heat provisions, coal sharing with Inland Air Lines, and federal aviation training for up to 49 students monthly at Huron College. Also approved were new fire department officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Aviation Company
W. W. Howes
A. Chamberlain
W. Hf. Olson
Water Service Deposit Fund
Dakota Aviation
Inland Air Lines, Inc
Huron
Cheyenne
Inland
H. M. Pierce
Pierce
Indus
F. Walt
Mid- Continent Airlines
Alxa
Huron College
Benilding
RA Younts
Aurport
Aeronautics Commission
Suan Ag
Boe
Streve
Ken Neville
WPA
Bearded Lawyer and Citizens Push Vagrant Dog Crackdown
War on vagrant dogs follows a complaint from CG Ttvin Krurran on behalf of victory gardeners who warn dogs roaming the city threaten crops. Safety Commissioner A J Larsen says police will impound dogs under existing ordinances, while hose irrigation ideas are rejected by Water Commissioner John Kautz and City Engineer Pierce. They warn hydrants could be damaged and require two men full time all summer to serve one fourth of the gardens. Duane Carlin, stationed in California, is promoted to sergeant in a dispatch from Willow Lake.
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Ttvin Krurran
A. J. Larsen
Larsen
Krumm
Victory Gardens
John Kautz
Pierce
Kautz
Willow Lake
Duane Carlin
California
Faulkton Girl Weds John Stanton of Washington DC
Relatives received word of the marriage of Miss Ethel Chapman to John Stanton of Washington DC. Mrs. Stanton is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Chapman. Also note Swiss report that beer production for civilians ends in Italy.
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Faulkton
Ethel Chapman
John Stanton
Washington, D. C
Stanton
Mary Chapman
Limited raw materials to be distributed to the army
A brief note states that supplies produced with scarce raw materials will be allocated to military forces. The move reflects wartime constraints and aims to support frontline operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anny
Rickenbacker Speaks in Columbus Tonight on War Speech
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, WWI ace and survivor of a bomber crash in the Pacific, addresses Ohio's general assembly in Columbus at 9 p m Central War Time. His remarks will be carried by four major radio networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbiuis
E. V
Eddie) Rickenbacker
Pacific
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Faulkton Study Club Meeting Led by Mrs Kutschke
The Faulkton Study Club met at Mrs F Hetsman home Tuesday evening with Mrs George Kutschke leading the program and Mrs Emma Brandt visiting as a guest. The same town reports Mr and Mrs W Banks hosted relatives and friends Sunday for a social gathering in Faulkton.
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Faulkton
W. Banks
In Honor of Their Son on Furlough Mentioned
A brief note honors their son Charles who was home on furlough. The 1941 apple crop of the United States was estimated at more than 125,000,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Uni
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