Taxpayers Forecast Big Huron Meeting Tuesday
Promoters expect over 1,000 attendees at a county tax gathering on Tuesday at 10 am. The Huron Taxpayers committee will push for detailed cuts in county expenditures to lessen next year’s tax bill, while a keynote address will be delivered by A Churchill. The event follows a successful 1932 reduction of about 52000 from Huron’s city budget.
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Court House Lawn
Huron Taxpayers Committee
Churchill
T A. Churchill
Minnesota
Beadle County
Charles Mix County
Court House
Lake Andes
City of
Huron
Rain Breaks July Drought With 0.27 Inch Here
A long awaited rain arrived in the Huron vicinity, totaling .27 of an inch, easing parched fields and aiding corn. July's rainfall reached only .15 inch, a new all time low, while year to date pledges 8.41 inches, ahead of 1931. Unsettled forecast for tonight and Tuesday. Local showers extended to nearby towns with varied amounts.
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Huron
Weather Bureau
Evert
Beers and Moonshine Seized in Huron Roundup
City county and federal agents conducted eight residence searches in Huron Saturday afternoon, seizing large quantities of beer at Mrs Etta Welty and Lea Harvey homes and moonshine at Welty's. Five places yielded little or no beer. Injunction actions planned against three named suspects with possible others. Federal agent Gulickson outlined injunction terms and penalties for continued liquor sales. Participants included Gulickson Hopkins Helms and local officials.
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Mra
Etta Welty
Simmons Avenue
Lea Harvey
Third Street
George Sewell
Kansas Avenue
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Welty
Palmer T. Gulickson
Gulickson
Leo A. Teenmey
Aberdeen
Gulicksom Wald
D. ¥. Helms
A. W. Hopkins
Police Metron
Z. K. Coshun
Harvey Huntley
John Boyle
Bhatia Con KR Huntley
Hitler Faction Increases Power But Fails To Gain Reichstag Control
Berlin reports Hitler and his Nazi followers increased their strength in the Reichstag but did not achieve a clear majority. The new assembly shows the socialists and several minor parties holding seats while Hitler pledges to continue the struggle despite the setback.
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State's Party
Farmers’ Party
Munich
Man Has Hobby For Campaign Souvenirs
Albany, Aug 1. John E. Scopes builds a campaign button collection spanning from Tippecanoe and Tyler in 1848 to Lincoln era pieces. He highlights Lincoln tokens, including an 1880 bejeweled coin button and a later bearded portrait, reflecting changing campaign imagery.
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Tippecanoe
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Lincoln
Five Day Week Is Sought At Parley
Washington notes show a push for a five day work week at the parley with officials and labor groups contending for a shorter schedule. Delegates from various states gathered to discuss reforms and potential standards amid rising calls for shorter hours.
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Farmers Holiday Meeting Called for Beadle County
Dr C B Betts president of the Beadle County Farmers Holiday association will convene at the county courthouse Thursday night to appoint township chairmen and organize generation and county signing. About 140 business men and farmers joined a state meeting backing the boost to raise farm prices. Reports from Mitchell will be presented.
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Beadle County Farmers Holiday Association
Court House
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Beadle County
Mitchell
Small Grain Supplies Show Slight Increase
New York on August 1 reports the visible supply of American grain rose modestly with wheat up 1,555,000 bushels and barley or maize up 51,000 bushels. The figures exclude Toledo data and other incomplete components of the national totals.
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Toledo
Two Killed In Mine Accident Reported In NS
An early report states two workers died in a mine in Nova Scotia after a mishap at the site. Authorities and rescuers responded, with details scarce. The names, exact location, and causes were not disclosed in this fragment.
Waters Plans Permanent Woodland Camp Near Laurel Md
Johnstown dispatch reports Walter Waters promising veterans a 25 acre land deed with potential for 25 more and up to 200 acres if needed. He declares a self-sustaining camp with cabins gardens dairies and livestock, aiming to mobilize for future elections. Police tensions rise as city officials bar Communist addresses amid plans for a visit by Smedley Butler.
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Walter W. Waters
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Laurel
Washington
Siz
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Union
Eddie McCloskey
Central Park
McCloskey
Pinchot
Smedley
D. Butler
U. S. Qharine Corps
Hard Hitting Woman Halts Bold Burglar
Chicago report details Mrs. William Pallowick knocking a pistol from a burglar named Harry Taylor, then her husband Pallowick striking him unconscious. Neighbors arrived as police arrested the man, who could not move or flee.
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School Heads Open Session in Spearfish South Dakota
South Dakota school superintendents and deputies met in Spearfish to launch a conference on the new course of study curriculum led by E. C. Giffen Hazel Ott D C Mills Leora Lewis and Russell Jonas. Enrollment reached 63 at midmorning with sessions on organization library and study plans across circuits Mitchell Black Hills Northern Sioux Falls and Watertown overseeing daily programs through Friday noon. Attendance limited to county officers and deputies despite numerous applications.
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South Dakota
E. C. Giffem
Pierre
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hazel M. Ott
D. C
Mitchell Circuit
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Ott
South Dakota Educational Association
Rapid City
Mitchell
Black Hills
Northern
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Mr. Giffen
Huntley Fined After Dispute Over Church Worship
Mond Huntley of Kentville Nova Scotia confronted members at the Full Gospel church in Scott's Bay over worship style. He allegedly dragged his one year old niece from the scene causing a disturbance. The court imposed a fine of 14 dollars and two cents.
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Ormond Huntley
Full Gospel Church
Scott's Bay
Fron Sangian
Nevica
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