Phoebe Omlie Wins Women’s National Sweepstakes Derby
Mrs Phoebe Omlie of Memphis was judged winner of the women’s division after a 2100 mile Santa Monica to Cleveland race. She posted a 108.13 percent handicap, beating Marie Bowman and others as officials noted her unofficial sweepstakes prize.
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Cleveland
Phoebe Omlie
Wimmer
Santa Monica
Calif
Memphis
Tenn
Aviatrix
Marie Bowman
Glendale
Cal
Reg Burrows
Los Angeles
Myron Griffin
Omlie
Bowman
Mac Haselip
54. Louis
Edith Foltz
Portland
Ore
Louise Thaden
Pittsburgh
Gladys O'Donnel
Long Beach
Clerna Granger
Ruth Stewart
St. Louis
Caterpillars Club
L. H. M. Sanderson
Bhelton
Wash
Cieut
W. C
Seek More Rooms For Fair Visitors In Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce urges all hosts to notify the rooming bureau at once. About 160 rooms have been listed with more expected as State Fair week approaches. Secretay Paul Meyers says rates offer a stipend for cots and beds per night.
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Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Bo Fer
Paul Meyers
Chamber of Commerce
Pheasant Shooter Charged Near Canton
Canton August 31. Charged with Zara all of Harley, were to have a bearing here late today. They were arrested near Lennox Sunday by L. C. Hawley game warden.
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Pheasant
Canton
Zara
Harley
Lennox
L. C. Hawley
Gama
Weather brief for South Dakota and surrounding regions
Tonight expect cloudy skies with possible rain in the far south and west portions. South Dakota shows mostly cloudy conditions with showers likely in the extreme southern areas. Temperatures will vary by region with cooler readings in the north and warmer in the south.
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South Dakeit
Portien
Clarksburg Murderer Powers Faces More Victim Searches
Road gangs digging through debris near Powers garage seek additional murder victims beyond the five he confessed. Officials press for more confessions and potential insanity defense countermeasures as authorities comb letters from Powers and question witnesses nationwide.
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Clarksburg
W. VA
Harry F. Powers
Powers
Asta Eicher
Chicago
Dorothea Lempke
Worcester
Mass
Cornelius
Pierson
Lttle
Railway Seeks Coal Rate Details From South Dakota
Governor Green received a formal request from North Western railroad officials for detailed information on coal freight reductions. The governor said action on rate cuts depends on complete knowledge from the survey under way. He suggested coal rate reductions may come for some communities once railroad and axle trades conditions are clarified.
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Pierre
Warssea Green
North Western Railroad
South Dakota
Campiets
Overnor
Green
Acme
Halibut's Secrets Revealed At Last
Victoria reports the discovery of the first halibut larvae by John P. Babcock, noting a new stage in halibut development. The finding promises insights into life history and may lead Canada and the United States to adopt conservation measures for halibut as a food fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
John P. Babcock
Canada
United States
Atientis Messares
Free Diphtheria Serum Distributed by County Health Office
Serum for diphtheria immunization has arrived and is being distributed to Huron physicians. Dr. J Tschetter, county health officer, says the serum is free due to legislature appropriations but a $1 fee will be charged for the two injections. He urges all children to be vaccinated as protection against the disease.
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Huron
J. Tschetter
Tschetter
Fire Prevention Week Dates Set in Huron
Fire prevention week will be observed in Huron October 4 to 10 this year announced by B. M. Beach chair of the fire prevention committee of the Huron Chamber of Commerce. Meyers said committee membership will be announced soon and extension preparations are underway to surpass last year’s effort.
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Huron
B. M. Beach
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Mc. Beach
Paul Meyers
Chamber of Commerce Aid
Wes
Last of Commerce
National Fire Waste Council
National Board of Underwriters
National Fire Protection Asociation
U S Relief Loan Plan detailed for drought areas
The Agriculture Secretary Hyde announced regulations for loans to buy feed for cattle horses and sheep in drought zones across Montana North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming Utah Idaho Washington Nebraska and parts of other states. Loans up to 3 per head monthly for cattle horses and 1 per month for sheep with up to 6 months feeding and 1000 per borrower. Notes due October 7 1932 and a parity lien with prior mortgages.
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Washington
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Haho
Nebraska
Hyde
Missouri River
Idaho
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Auy
Department
Congress
Rolette
Pierce
Bottineau
McHenry
Renville
Ward
Burke
Divide
Williams
Mountrail
McKenzie
Dunn
Mercer
McLean
Billings
Golden
Yedley
Slope
Bownman
Adams
Harding
Perkins
Butta
Dewey
Ziebach
Armstrong
Sully
Hughes
Buffalo
Jerauld
Sanborn
Brule
Aurora
Davison
Hanson
Charles Mix
Douglas
Hutchinson
Bon Homme
Yankton
Meade
Lawrence
Pennington
Stanley
Hasken
Jackson
Jones
Lytman
Gregory
Tripp
Todd
Mellette
Meliette
Bennett
Washabaugh
Shannon
Custer
Fall River
Crook
Sheridan
Johnson
Brave
Montane
Daniels
Rocaevelt
Richland
Wibaux
Fallon
Carter
Poyder River
Prairie
Dawson
McCone
Valley
Garfield
Rosebud
Treasure
Big Horn
Yellowstone
Munseiahell
Fergus
Petroleum
Phillips
Blaine
Hill
Liberty
Toole
Chouteau
Golden Valley
Stillwater
Grant
Lincoln
Adame
Cedar
Knox
Hel
Rock
Brown
Boyd
Keyapeha
Viak
Tragedy on Railway Trestle Burns Mother and Two Children
Mitchell reports a mother Ethel Cooper age 39 and two children Florence 14 and Carl 1?thantha killed when trapped on a trestle as a Milwaukee passenger train struck. Alfred 11 and Esther 7 escaped with the baby Ralph 3 months saved. others including Ernest Cooper survive. Engineer saw group late. Strong wind hindered warning blast.
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Mitchell
Here
Milwaukee
Ethel Cooper
Ernest Cooper
Florence
Carl
Thantha
Alfred
Esther
Ralph
C. J. Walton
Mr. Cooper
Cortin Hormone Extract Restores Life After Apparent Death
Buffalo researchers report Cortin a new hormone extract from adrenal glands revived a man who stopped breathing in Addison s disease. Dr A Hartman presented findings showing Cortin helps muscles burn fuel enabling respiration and partial recovery within days. Demand rises from hospitals and universities while synthesis remains an urgent goal.
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Buffalo
American Chemical
Department of Physiology
University of Buffalo
A. Hartman
Hartman
Chemical Society
Cortin
All But Six Rural Schools Open Fall Term
Besdle county rural schools began the fall term with all but six opening today per the office of Superintendent Hf L Hurley. The remaining districts Belle Prairie and Lake Byron townships will start next Monday. Huron city schools plan September 8 with registration at Huron High tomorrow and junior high on Wednesday.
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Besdle County
Hf. L. Hurley
Abc
Belle Prairie
Lake Byron
Huron
A. J. Lang
Huron High School
Junloe
Oil well drilling near WALL to switch casing depth
Drillers from Gypsy Oil Company near WALL at 4 487 feet plan to change from 17 inch to 16 inch casing as they drill through a soft red formation. Once they reach a harder stratum the new casing size will be installed, officials report.
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Gypsy Oil Company
Enjoys Own Funeral To Fullest Extent
Stephen R. Patton, 30, attended a self arranged funeral service preached by Rev. John Mauldin, noting a wicked past and later conversion. The pastor described Patton’s life story and renewed faith, concluding with a serene outlook on eternity.
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Benton
Stephen R. Patton
Patton
John B Maulding
Kilgore Oil Field Braces Under Martial Law and Guard Orders
National guardsmen patrol Kilgore Texas under martial law after a wave of arson attacks damaged eight buildings including two churches. Brigadier General Walters orders shoot to kill as officials plan a partial shut down of the oil field and await a state proration order.
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Xilgore
Texas
Texas Oil and Gas Field
Fie
Jacob F. Walters
Caral
Walters
Iill
Kilgore
Rosa
Sterling
State Railroad Commission
Greer Second in Consolation at Grand American
VANDALIA Ohio August 3 Special Shooters from Huron and South Dakota competed in the Grand American event. C L Greer placed second in the consolation handicap breaking 90 targets from 18 yards and recorded 153 of 200 in the doubles. Bert Cols of Beresford broke 86 of 180 in the consolation to complete the South Dakota entry.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Huron
South Dakota
C. L. Greer
Greer
Bert Cols
Beresford
Ncares
France to lead at 1932 disarmament conference says Paul-Boncour
Paris reports Joseph Paul-Boncour declares nations should place armed forces under League of Nations control. He foresees a permanent international force and an international mortgage on defenses to deter aggression, aiming for parity and lasting peace ahead of Geneva talks.
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Paris
League of Nations
France
Joseph Paul-Boncour
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Associated Press
Paul-Boncour
Geneva
Council of the
M. Paul Boncour
Ewing
Farm Hand Dies After Car Crash Near Ashton
A 65 year old farm hand from near Ashton died in a hospital after a Sunday morning collision on a highway near Ashton. Gene Stevens of Carroll was absolved of blame by State's Attorney A F Schleher after witnesses said Carl entered the main road from a side street and lost control. Stevens and others were not seriously hurt. Carl had been working at Norwood farm west of Ashton.
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Redfield
Horace Carl
Ashton
Gene Stevens
Carroll
A. F. Schleher
Carl
Stevens
Norwood
George Kearns
Schleher
Cya
Highway 41
Aberdeen
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Rudolph Valentino
Salvation
Ceder Rapids
Halibut
Brecillan Govarmment Hes
Thay
American Chemical Society
Troopere
Iowa
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