Development of South Dakota coal mines urged
Frank D. Kriebs, development commissioner of the state chamber of commerce, urges mining in Dewey, Harding and Perkins counties to solve the state's fuel problem. He cites potential annual savings of millions in freight and fuel costs, notes high grade, low sulfur South Dakota coal, and compares costs favorably with Illinois and Iowa coals. North Dakota usage and statewide economic benefits are discussed.
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S. D
Kriebs
Dewey, Harding and
Perkins Counties
South Dakota
Frank D. Kriebs
State Chamber of Commerce
Bir
Kricks
Bate
Dewey
Harding
Perkins
Geological Survey of
Isabel
U. S. Geological Survey
Illinois
Iowa
Southern Winda Eax
Ilinois
North Dakota
South
Overton Seemingly Winning Louisiana Congressional Primary
Alexandria April 1b John H Overton local attorney allied with Governor Huey Long appears headed to Congress after early returns from 143 of 231 precincts gave him 16711 votes to 6578 for Dr Claybrook Cottingham president of Baptist Louisiana College The campaign centered on Long with a clash over Hoover impeachment and Cottingham accused of backing Hoover Longs supporters predicted a final majority around six thousand
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Alexandria
John H. Overton
Huey P. ‘Long
Washington
James B. Aswell
Overton
Claybrook Cottingham
The
Baptist Louisiana College
Long
Montgomery
Cottingham
Hoover
Everton
Reorganized S. C. Bank Reopens For Business
Sioux City reports the reorganized First National Bank of Sioux City opens with cash on hand of 2,732,889 and United States bonds of 193,697. Total resources reach 4,535,000. Arthur S. Hanford Jr. serves as president, Frederick FR Jones as vice president, Fritz Fristzon as cashier, with over 3.5 million in deposits planned for release to depositors.
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S. C
Sioux City
Organized
First National Bank
Fi City
Rst National
Sioux
United States
Honda
Arthur S. Hanford, Jr
Manford Produce Co
Trederick FR. Jones
Joliet National Bank
Joliet
Tl Fritz
Fristzon
Open Bids For Work On Sioux Falls Post Office Building
Bids from 71 concerns were received for the construction of the Sioux Falls post office and federal building valued at 390000. Bids opened after noon yesterday listed four bidders with amounts around 32900 and 10400, and others from Sioux Falls.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Federal
Merge Brothers
St. Louis
W. D. Lavet
Minneapolia
A. HL Brodka
Omaha
Gilmore Company
New TV transmitter tests under way in New York
New York reports ongoing tests for a new television transmitter linked to WGBS and WQXR pass meters. Sixty line pictures at two frames per minute are trialed with plans for regular programs once testing ends. Announcement on opening date will depend on test duration.
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New York
WGBS
W2kcr
Walther Leaguers Open Competition For State Title
Fifty competitors enter local Walther League contests across South Dakota as winners advance to zone trials in Leola Spencer and Avon. Zone champions meet at the state convention in Huron on June 7 3. Local events run this week with Mt Calvary Lutheran hosting five entrants next week. Contestants include Evelyn Johnson A F Vandrey Sophia Hendrikson Fern Passenheim and Edna Kruse. The Huron gathering plans to entertain 1000 plus over three days and will feature the film Freedom depicting Germany’s reform era.
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Wontec
Walther League
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Lees
Britton
Milbank
Howard
Spencer
Canistota
Sioux Yankton
Mitchall
Avon
Delmont
Wagner
Leola
Huron
T. H. Jueckel
League
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Evelyn Johnson
Africa
A. F. Vandrey
Sophia Hendrikson
Fern Passenheim
Edna
Kruse
Huron Walther Tesquers
Germany
District C Meet Starts in Lead With Round Table
A series of nine district meetings of the State Chamber of Commerce begins Friday in Lead with a round table for presidents and secretaries of local commercial clubs. H. F. Brownell of Sioux Falls and Roy L. Tyrzy of Huron attend, with A. C. Blunt in charge. A 6:30 dinner at the Highland hotel features Brownell as principal speaker. The schedule for the remaining eight district meetings will be announced within two weeks, with events running into May and June.
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Black Hills
Highland Hotel
Brownell
Ezry
Yale farmer in serious condition after auto crash
Matt Reinschmidt, a Yale farmer, remains in serious condition with a broken arm and severe head injuries after being hit by a car driven by Robert Pratt. The 4 age man was returning from the mail box when the vehicle veered off the road and struck him near his home north of Yale yesterday afternoon.
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Matt Reinschmidt
Yale
Huron Hospital
Reinschmidt
Robert Pratt
Pratt
Osceola
Kellogg Institute Adopts Six Hour Day Policy
Battle Creek Mich April 1 Kellogg company makes six hour day permanent after December trial of four daily shifts increases production and reduces overhead improving efficiency across plants and operations revealing a shift toward shortened workdays with ongoing labor policy exploration by the firm
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Battle Creek
Mich
Kellogg Company
Dempsey's Wife Plans Divorce Suit in Hollywood
Estelle Taylor, wife of Jack Dempsey, said she intends to file for divorce soon in Hollywood. She noted possible reconciliation but stressed she will seek home protection through court action and may exclude alimony requests, while awaiting Dempsey's move.
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Hollywood
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Miss Taylor
Reno
Dempery
Dempsey
Andover Youth Severely Hurt In Feed Grinder Belt Incident
Aberdeen April 15. Leo Meyer, 23, of Andover, was reported in serious condition after becoming entangled in a feed grinder belt. He sustained severe lacerations and a fractured arm. Relatives were summoned to his bedside as hospital attendants aided.
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Andover
Aberdeen
Leo Meyer
Sumim
Vernon Bury Bee Sewing Club Demonstration Held
Members of the Vernon Bury Bee Sewing club met at the home of Mrs. N E Harper on Saturday afternoon April 11 for a sewing machine attachments demonstration led by Mrs Harper with assistance from Alice McBride club reporter.
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Vernon
Vernon Bury Bee Sewing Club
N. E. Harper
Alice McBride
Obituary of Mrs Detia Davis Headlines Local Pioneer Family
Mrs Detia Davis mother of HB Peek of Montana died April 11 1991 after pneumonia at age 84. She married Joseph H. Davis in Red Oak Indiana and homesteaded near Huron before moving to Cavour. Survived by son Carroll two daughters H B Peek and E A Thurston and five grandchildren. Funeral held at Mrs Peek’s home with B A Foster in charge. Interment beside husband in Cavour cemetery.
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Detia Davis
Angel of Death
DyEtta Davis
HB Peek
Montana
Sogate Southwest
Davis
Joseph H. Davis
Red Oak
Huron
Peek
Foster
Cavour
B. F
Killinger
B. J. McGough
Highmors
Roy Orr
Claremont
J. F. No~ Tan
Wet
Salter
Forestburg
Rifle Team Members Will Get Monograms
Awards of minor sport monograms for 14 members of the men's rifle team at the University of South Dakota were recommended by Sergt. BR Kilbourne, instructor in military science and rifle coach. Recipients include Ray Aldrich, Earl Bates, Til Wesley Cook, Tony Hondhus, Robert Gobel, Vincent Holmquist, Ewart Hedlund, Clifford Johnson, Raymond Johnson, Homer Jensen, Erwin Kunz, Elmer Moke, Craig, and others from Vermillion, Vermont, and nearby towns.
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University of South Dakota
Sergt
BR. Kilbourne
Ray Aldrich
Salem
Earl Bates
Winnetka
Til
Wesley Cook
Webster
Tony Hond~ Hus
Beresford
Robert Gobel
Vermillion
Forced To Quit 18 Year Position
W F Yoerg of Detroit recounts health decline after 18 years with a concern. He cites stomach issues and dizziness and credits Sargon Pills with relieving constipation and improving well being after two weeks. Sold by Longstar Drug Co.
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W. F. Yoerg
16Th St
Detroit
Dewman Tye
Longstar Drug Co
Alpena Team Members Compete in Nations Rifle Matches
Schauss Plankinton and Mile Webber of Alpena, university rifle team, participated in the Nations Rifle matches for the fifth time this year. The right to compete for national honors was a ___ (text incomplete).
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Schauss
Plankinton
Mile Webber
Alpena
University squad earns win in regional basketball action
The Univers ity team secured 23 victories in 52 matches in the 3rd Corps area contests. In shoulder to shoulder play, they defeated South Dakota State but were outshot by Nebraska, closing a tight stretch in regional competition.
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Moxil
Boulder
South Dakota State College
Nebraska
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