National Peace Seen By Hoover
President Hoover spoke on Pan American Day in Washington urging the western hemisphere to settle differences through orderly conciliation and arbitration. He said unity and peaceful methods advance civilization and noted prior Latin American visits fostered mutual trust among nations. Secretary Stimson and ambassadors echoed the call for cooperation without sacrificing national aims.
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Hoover
Pettling
Americas
Pan-American Union
Stimson
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Tellez
Mexico
Ferrara
Cuba
CIA
Pan- American Union
United States Army Band
Hemi
America
Teller
American Republics
Rebuilding Homes After Forest Fires in Wisconsin and Michigan
Milwaukee April 14 Residents of fire affected forest and marsh areas in northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan outlined rehabilitation plans as fire subsided. No lives were lost and hundreds of homeless sought solace as Forest Service and conservation officers directed efforts near Crandon Wisconsin and Menominee Michigan. State agencies may be needed as a five member legislative committee was urged by a state assembly resolution to investigate fire damage. Senate action expected.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Crandon
Wir
Menominee
Mich
State Assembly
Senate
To Cut Gas Rates At Waterown Plant
Water town officials and National Public Utilities executives reached an agreement to cut gas rates by about 21 percent. The minimum charge will drop from 150 dollars to one dollar, with base rates reduced, in a meeting attended by N Gelbert, president of the company, and by the mayor and city council.
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Wateroown
Watertown
National Public Utilities Company
N. Gelbert
Gelbert
City Briefs Highlight Huron Visit and Local Ads
Mra E Mendenhall of Everett Wash returns to Minneapolis after visiting Huron with friends and after attendance at her mother’s illness and death in Minneapolis. Multiple notices share travel to Cando for a relative’s illness, a rummage sale, and various local ads for linen shops and services. The briefs also note hospital visits, a Midwest Musicians Union delegate from Huron, and a Baptist pastor’s post op status with continuing town notices.
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E. Mendenhall
Everett
Minneapolis
Huron
James Fey
Teresa Kelly
Mildred L. Mulcrone
B. Gartland
Manchester
Leon
Mike Gibbs
Lincoln
Neb
Midwest Musicians Union
Cong
Sherman L. Johnson
Aberdeen
North Dakota
South Dakota
Prospect Park
C. H. Weir
W. H. Bliss
Utah Avenue Southeast
Arnold Bliss
Philadelphia
Ray Bliss
St. Loui
Alfred Trenerry
First Baptist Church
Prospect Park Bay
Iowa Governor Says T B Law Is Enforced
Governor Dan Turner announced after a Cedar county farmers conference that the bovine tuberculosis test law will be observed. Sheriff Foster Maxson said no state militia was needed. The governor, returning from Iowa City, said tensions over testing are easing and the law is being enforced. Farm leaders returned home without a stated next move, with an expectation of a peaceful settlement.
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Des Moines
Dan Turner
John Fletcher
Cedar County
Foster Maxson
Iowa City
Fraternity Elects Arthur Mitchell
Arthur Mitchell of this city a junior in the University of Nebraska school of journalism was initiated into the Nebraska chapter of Sigma Delta Chi. Mitchell is the Daily Nebraskan managing editor and belongs to Delta Tau Delta.
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Arthur Mitchell
Thhe University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Sigma Delta Chi
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Daily Nebraskan
Delta Tau Delta
Pack Trees For Shipment Today
North west Nursery at Valley City ND packs over 3,080 Chinese elm trees for shipment tonight to 36 towns in South Dakota. About 1,700 will go to Central South Dakota and 1,300 to Huron for the Izaak Walton league campaign. Cavour leads orders with 317 trees. shipments serve Lake Preston to Blunt and Woonsocket to Groton. Badges for Central South Dakota Tree Planting clubs and Junior Izaak Walton league are en route to Huron and to be distributed this week.
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Northwest Nursery Company
Valley City
N. Dak
South Dakota
Huron
Izaak Walton League
Cavour
Lake Preaton
Woonsocket
Groton
Central South Dakota
Irash Walton League
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Mother's Death
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy acts and flowers at the time of our mother's death. Carrol Davis Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Peek and family Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Thurston. 4-14 adv pl.
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Carrol Davis
H. B. Peek
E. A. Thurston
Thanks to Ladies Aid and Friends for Help During Illness
We thank the Ladies Aid and friends for much support during our wife and mother’s illness and for cleaning the house. Mr. Scheid and boys. Mrs. Art Sikorra.
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Scheid
Art Sikorra
500 Masons Attend Fete At Sioux Falls
Nearly 500 Masons from South Dakota and surrounding states gathered in Sioux Falls to open a Masonic week celebration. Blue lodge members in the second district met, with lodges represented including Vermillion, Aberdeen, Harrisburg, Groton, Montrose, Worthing, Lennox, Canton, Garretson, Hartford, Kadoka, Centerville, Rapid City, Scotland, Hot Springs, Parker, Bridgewater, Humboldt, Yankton, Beresford, Madison, and Colton.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Vermillion
Aberdeen
Harrisburg
Groton
Montrose
Worthing
Lennox
Canton
Garretson
Hartford
Kadoka
Centerville
Rapid City
Scotland
Hot Springs
Parker
Bridgewater
Humboldt
Yankton
Beresford
Madison
Colton
Dry Arrests At New High Point
Prohibition Director Woodcock announced March as the strongest month for enforcement with about 20 new agents. Dry law arrests reached 5 272, up from February 4 161, while automobile seizures rose to 119 and permanent injunctions to 5. Courts stayed brisk with 21 583 cases docketed at end of February versus 21 58 on April 1.
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Woodcock
Weather forecast for Horea and Vicinity
Showers tonight and probably Wednesday, colder. Station Bismarck. Data surrounding stations show precipitation. Highs and lows listed as historic figures for the date.
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Horea
Regional Weather Forecast Summary for Dakotas and Nearby
Forecast shows showers tonight across South Dakota with possible extension into extreme east by Wednesday morning. Central and western areas expect fair weather Wednesday, cooler tonight and in extreme east portions. In Iowa, showers likely tonight or Wednesday with warmer conditions in east central areas. Minnesota sees showers start tonight or Wednesday, except northeast tonight, with slightly warmer temps in extreme east. cooler Wednesday in west and south portions.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Weather notes from Mitchell Watertown forecast brief
Mitchell reports a high of 53 and low of 48 with some precipitation and good roads under partly cloudy skies. Watertown records a high of 70 and low of 46 with no precipitation and clear, good driving conditions.
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Mitchell
Trone
Watertown
Weather summary from South Dakota cities
Yankton recorded 83 as the high and 54 as the low with precipitation. Huron saw a high of 50 and a low of 47 with no precipitation. Sioux Falls reported 63 for the day with a high of 78 and a low of 52. Aberdeen measured 77 as the high and 43 as the low with no precipitation. reeds are noted as good and skies clear.
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Yankton
Huron
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Weather Sunburst Report from South Dakota Cities
Rapid City records a high of 44 with a low of 71 and precipitation noted. Pierre shows a high of 77 and a low of 52 with no precipitation. Broakings reports a high of 79 and a low of 45 with precipitation not specified.
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Rapid City
Pierre
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