A Message to Garcia Sees Drama On Huron Amusements
Tonight on Huron amusements the story of A Message to Garcia features Lt Andrew Rowan delivering McKinley’s orders to General Garcia in Cuba during the Spanish American War. The tale follows peril in the Cuban interior and a daring escape, with Boles and Beery in key roles. Additional listings include Two Against the World, One Way Ticket, and tomorrow’s schedule with A Message to Garcia.
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Elbert Subbard
Amerean
Tn Cubs
Andrew
Rowan
U.S. Army
McKinley
Garcia
Cuba
Mabla Garcia
Bran'xyck
Bax
Huron
Lloyd Nolan
Peggy Conk
Walter Connolly
Farmers To Need Money For Seed In Drought Stricken South Dakota
Farmers in drought hit northwest South Dakota fear a hard winter with little feed and cash. They expect high seed costs next spring and will likely borrow, while relief and grazing losses pressure incomes. Grasshoppers decline may ease feeding needs but heat, dust, and scarce rain depress production across the region.
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James EL Jordan
Prem
Weiser
Carpenter
SL. D
Lurics
Agricultuel Northwest
Fos Madsen
Madsen
South Dakota
George G
Kuehn
Buehn
Treaty Expiration Sparks Naval Build Up Across Powers
New York August 5 The naval arms race accelerates as Britain plans to lay keel on two large battleships New Year’s Day just after the naval treaty expires Japan signals parity with the United States France Italy and Germany already push battleship programs Russia joins in The projected cost of battleships runs to around 50 million dollars each with total annual military spending reaching billions across the nations
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New York
Britain
England
United States
Japan
Bich
Nippon
Ameri- 42
France
Italy
Germany
Russia
America
Trance
West Virginia
Amecia
Nelson
Admiral Scheer
IKH
Radio Features and Olympic Coverage Highlights
A rundown of radio features across networks with broadcasts from WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WIZ including Olympic coverage summaries and music programs. Mentions performances by orchestras and ensembles plus talk on the Berlin games and international updates.
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WEAF
NBC
WABC
CBS
Wiznbc
NESC
Thuredsy Matlpee
Lee
WIZ
Amilo Vitele
Lease Building For Redfield Dormitory
Redfield city school officials announce leasing the building used as a girls dormitory and dining for two years. Plans show federal funds paid for food in year one, with 1% cents per pupil daily. city chambers and schools covered utilities. Last year parents paid the pro rata cost of food. Mrs Page to continue as dean if appointed.
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Redfield
Page
Ungir
Conlon Installed as Faulkton Postmaster
Joseph Conlon took over the duties of postmaster of the Faulkton post office Monday succeeding William Johnson who has served eight years. Johnson remains assisting. Mrs. T. Bickell will be first deputy. An American Standards Association library holds 14 000 foreign standards specifications and related material.
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Faulkton
Joseph Conlon
William ©. Johnson
Johnson
American Standards Association
Swift workers to receive paid vacations under new plan
Bonager Thorn announces Swift and Company Dairy and Poultry plant will grant paid vacations to hourly and piecework staff. Men with four years and women with three years by October 1 receive one week, while ten years earns two weeks. The plan labeled rare among U S employers. Alaska Alpena report notes Mrs Ross Brewer from Woonsocket visited TE McWilliams home.
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Beard to Join State College Faculty on Half Time Basis
W P Beard longtime supervisor of agricultural education at South Dakota Pinkota will join the State College Nation education department this fall on a half time basis. He is a 1915 University of Minnesota graduate with a 1928 Wisconsin master’s in agricultural education and has worked in Illinois and Bennkme High School. He is Alpha Zeta and American Legion active.
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State Brookings
W. P. Beard
State College Nation Department
University of
Itt
Alpha Zeta
American Legion
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Tha ‘State College
Redfield Plans Corn and Wheat Days Despite Crop Loss
Redfield prepares for its annual Corn and Wheat Days from August 14 to 15 with a carnival company, seven titles, seven side shows, and daily balloon ascensions by Luther Dennis if weather allows. Parades, games, and baseball are eyed as possible events.
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Redffield
Chamber of Commerce
Carnival Ad Amusement Company
Luther Dennis
Congregational Church Keeps Services In Pastor's Absence
While Rev H M Bissell and family vacation in Placerville Black Hills they leave services to members. Mrs Anna Williams and Mrs J G Bovee present Stories of Famous Hymns next Sunday and August 16 Mrs Winnlg Wolner reads a sermon chosen by the pastor. The trip extends to about August 20.
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Congregational Church
Anna Williams
J. G. Bovee
Winnlg Wolner
H. M. Bissell
Placerville
Black Hills
Five Day Missionary Institute of the
Congregational Conference
Flashes of Life Appears in Brief Dispatches
In Syracuse Goldie Durston complains of dogs in his yard and clashes with a coal company over relief. Clarence Coleman, a bricklayer, wins a state house seat promising self first then others. In Salt Lake City an elderly nude man boards a bus, winks at passengers, refuses to leave, and is taken to jail after prompting police.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
Goldie Durston
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Site Moore Coal
Durston
Frank Spec Greenville
Clarence C. ‘Coleman
House of Representatives
Salt Lake
John Dos
City Center
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Jall
Zioncheck Reenters Washington First District Race
Zioncheck, a Washington Democrat, filed to run for Congress again at his mother’s urging. He cited a troubled past including police brushes and a stay in a Maryland mental hospital from which he escaped, and his candidacy marks him as the sixth Democrat seeking the seat in the state’s first district.
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Seattle
Aug
Marion Anthony Zioncheck
Washington
Congress
Zioncheck
Washington State
Washington, D. C
Maryland Mental Hospital
Presidential Push Lacks Enthusiasm in Summer Doldrums
Washington dispatch notes a tepid phase in the 1930s presidential race. Landon retreats for vacation before a promised August issue debate, while Roosevelt plans a drought belt tour. Third-party activity with Lemke, Coughlin, Townsend pressures both major parties as the campaign braces for heavy action in September or October.
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Af Price
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