Governor called wild jackass in eastern letters
Dozens of letters praising and criticizing Governor W. J. Bulow flooded in after a New York paper printed his Hoover era stabilization comment. Respondents from New York, Providence, and Sigourney urged loyalty or mocked his stance, with one South Dakotan calling for renewed support and another joking about swapping votes for a wild jackass. The piece ends noting the first pawnbroking shop opened in Bavaria in 1198.
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Dec. S
W. J. Bulow
Hoover
South Dakota
New York City
New York
Moses
Min
Kent
al Smith
V Bera
United States Senate
Sirgoktyn
World record price paid for steer at Chicago show
Lucky Strike, the grand champion steer of the 1929 International Livestock Show, sold for a new world's record of $825 a pound, bringing Elliott Brown of Rose Hill Iowa nearly $7,700 for the 920 pound animal. J C Penney again bought the champion bidder as bidding began at $1 a pound and climbed with spirited activity.
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Chicago
Dec
Lucky Strike
Elliott Brown
Rose Hill
Iowa
J. C. Penney
Penney
Clarence Goecke
State Center
Kansas City
Railway Express urges early Christmas gift wrapping and labeling
The Railway Express Agency plans large holiday shipments and has prepared extra address labels for shippers. H. L. Brown, agent, says proper packing and clear legible addresses speed delivery and reduce delays. Express staff will assist customers with labeled wrapping at the local office.
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Railway Express Agency
Amu
H. L. Brown
Brown
Red Cross To Elect Officers Tomorrow
Election of officers and planning for next year will top the agenda at the Geadle County Red Cross chapter annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Friday afternoon at o clock. Mrs. C. A. Lafferty will preside and new members from the recent roll call may attend and participate in setting the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geadle County Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Lafferty
Red Cross
Commission Inspects County Road Projects
County commissioners spent the morning inspecting numerous road and bridge projects completed in the county this year. They resumed their session in the afternoon to tidy up routine business, and adjourned for another month late in the afternoon.
Nearing Vote on Admitting Vare to Senate Seat
Widespread debate over seating William Vare in the U S Senate from Pennsylvania after a lengthy contest tied to alleged fraud and $700000 in expenses in the 1926 Republican primary. Senate elections committee reports Vare elected and recommends dismissing Wilson contest. Democrats dispute both outcomes, awaiting final balloting and committee report before action.
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Nearing
Vare
Senate
Waltington
William &. Ware
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wiliam B. Wilson
Ware
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Patty
Senate Elections Committee
Wilson
Elections Committee
Mare
Faud
Norse
Reed
State Fair Dates Set for September in South Dakota
The South Dakota State Fair in Huron is tentatively scheduled for September 8 to 12, announced at the International Association of Fairs and Expositions meeting in Chicago. E. G. Bylander of Little Rock was elected president, with John F. White and the fair board members set to return to Huron early next week.
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Chicago
Huron
International Association of Fairs and Expositions
Aberdeen
S. D
E.G. Bylander
Little Rock
Ark
John F. White
Auto Upsets Killing New Holland Driver
Bert Nyenhuis, 29, fatally injured in an automobile accident near New Holland in Douglas county Tuesday afternoon. His car turned over after the steering gear wishbone loosened, sending it into a ditch. He died at Corsica hospital about 30 minutes later, survived by his widow, three children, and his parents.
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Corsica
Bert Nyenhuis
New Holland
Douglas County
Nyenhuis
Gome Farm Boys
Stimson Defends U S Right In Soviet Note
Secretary Stimson argues the Kellogg peace pact grants signatories the right to remind others of their obligations. He says Washington seeks world opinion to deter aggression in the Orient, not anti Soviet hostility. His remarks were made to Washington reporters and not formal transmitted to Moscow.
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Washington, Dec
America
Russia
China
Moscow
Stimson
Soviet Union
Washington
Nanking
Agen
Lindy Joins In Hunt For Lost Air Mail Pilot
Cleveland scene reports Lindbergh arrived early and joined 14 others taking off to search northern Ohio for missing mail pilot Thomas P. Nelson. The hunt considers storms and possible crashes in Lake Erie or Canada as responders widen the search from Bellefonte to Cleveland.
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Lindy
Air’ Mail
Cleveland
Dew
Chartier AD Lindbergh
Northwesteermeylvana
Ohio
Thomas P. Nelson
Leveland
Bellefonte
Lake Erie
Canad
Bank Rogue Robbers Strike Citizens State Bank Vault
Robbers used an acetylene torch to pry open a vault at Citizens State Bank between eleven last night and morning. They entered through a rear basement door, cut a hole in the steel door, and left with unspecified amounts of money in a vault safe. Sheriff R. R. Stingen of Yankton investigated as details remained unclear. A parallel report notes a three-armed man car crossing toward Yankton may be tied to the same group, possibly the Tren bank robbers, with police unable to locate the vehicle.
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Citizens’ State Bank
R. R. Stingen
Yankton
Xyankton
Meridan Highway
Tren
North Dakotan Sentenced in South Dakota Prison Transfer
William Kuebler of Tuft North Dakota was sent to the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls to serve a one year term for obtaining property under false pretenses. He confessed after trading a North Dakota firm car as the first payment on a new coupe and was sentenced by Judge W F Bildy.
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Eulow
Hoover
South Dakota
Stock Exchange of New York
Defense Witnesses Prolong Smith Case in Rhode Island Court
Defense witnesses extended the State v. Steven Smith case in Woonsocket as prosecutors and defense counsel sparred over an extension. Cross examination consumed hours and the case was expected to finish tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Smith
Woonsocket
State
Steven Smith
Cuthbert
State 390
Felix van de Orde
Weather brief for Moron and Friday forecast
Fragmented forecast notes cloudiness and colder temperatures with a mention of Friday. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a chilly, possibly damp end of week with no major precipitation stated.
Beadle County Farm Club Forms Management Group
Beadle County forms a farm management club after a budget meeting led by BR A Cave and T B Thor misdson from Brookings. The group aims to outline average Beadle farm conditions, track 1929 operations, hogs and crops, and start systematic books by the next meeting with 48 members and officers elected. The next gathering is set for January 3.
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2 Farm Management Club
Beadle County
BR. A. Cave
T. 8. Thormisdson
Extension Department
State College At
Brookings
Cave
GAC
Two Plead Guilty To Assault And Battery In City Court
In municipal court Judge Dick Haney saw Ver non Newland and Chris Manolis plead guilty to assault and battery. Manolis, of Huron, paid a $10 fine. Newland serves two days in the city jail. Oliver Rooney, also before Judge Haney, pleaded guilty to aiding an escape, with a sentence of 25 dollars or 12 days in county jail. he chose the jail term and is serving time.
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Dick Haney
Vernon Newland
Chris Manolis
Huron
Manolis
Newland
Oliver Rooney
Clarence Mitchell
Haney
Italian King Seals Treaty In Papal Visit
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena visited Pope Pius XI in Rome becoming the first sovereigns of United Italy to enter the Vatican. They then toured Vatican City with a large retinue and met in the throne room. Their talks signaled approval of the Lateran Treaty ending the Roman question.
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Rome
Victor Emanuel
Helena
Pius XI
Italy
Vatican
Vatican City
Europe
Count de Veech
Holy See
Lateran Palace
Turkey Trot to Be December 12
Elks social welfare committee led by Clyde Smith plans a single evening Christmas event on December 12 to raise funds for charity. All proceeds go to the Elks charity fund for Christmas baskets for the needy, distributed under Huron lodge across seven to eight nearby towns by local Elks familiar with conditions.
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Social Welfare Committee
Clyde Smith
Elks Charity Fund
Huron Lodge
Smner
Elks
Meckling residents injured in head on crash
A Meckling group suffered injuries when their car collided head on with a truck on Highway 60 about six miles east of Yankton. Mrs C A Borland sustained internal injuries and remains in a local hospital. Mrs M L Brink the driver Alvaro Biegler and Mr and Mrs Harvey had minor injuries. The truck driver’s identity was not learned and was not believed injured. The Meckling car was badly damaged.
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Yankton
Highway 60
C. A. Borland
M.L. Brink
Alvaro Biegler
Harvey
Annual Scout Meet Is On Here
The Huron Area Boy Scout council holds its annual meeting on the mezzanine of Ho tel Margin Hughitt with Dr. C. E. Stuten roth presiding. A 6:30 dinner opens the session including conferring Eagle Scout upon Ogden Chamberlain and officer elections and reports for the past year.
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Huron Area Boy Scout Council
Margin Hughitt
C. E. Stutenroth
Redfield
Ogden Chamberlain
Huron
E L Bowe Property in Huron Sells for 52500
The ab stract details how land in Huron’s business district rose from 210 paid in 1882 to 52500 when Security National Bank bought lots 26 and 27 in blocks five of the First Railway addition. Edgar Avery bought the land for 210, sold to Charles Reed for 2200 a short time later, with subsequent transfers to Thomas M Jeffries and Carroll Mills in 1882.
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Huron
E. L Bowe
Iisconsin
Avery
Reed
Charles Reed
Read
Thomas’ M. Jeffries
Carroll ©. Mills
Martin in Huron Hospital Faces Robbery Charge
Charles Js Martin 23 was charged with fist degree robbery in municipal court after a pistol hold up at the Reese elevator near Sprague hospital. He was wounded in a gun fray with police and hospitalized under guard. Hartley the victim said the pocket book contained $6.67 and Martin was shot as officers fired.
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Charles Js. Martin
Fred Hartley
Reese
Sprague Hospital
Martin
Thne
A. W.hopking
Hartley
Martin $3
Beadle County Commended for Red Cross Roll Call Victory
Beadle County received a national commendation for being first in South Dakota to reach its Red Cross roll call quota. John P. Sauer reported final totals show $1,240.20 raised in Huron for the county drive, with $633.20 in Beadle County chapter treasury funds for local Red Cross work and additional donations. A certificate of honor is to be mailed by national headquarters.
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Beadle County
South Dakota
Onc
Nnt Red Cross
John P. Sauer
William 3. Baxter
National Arlye
Baxter
Red Cross
Huron
Sauer
Auto Oil Heater Firm Incorporated in Sioux Falls
Articles of incorporation for the Auto Oil Heater company, Sioux Falls, list C. H. McClure and C. W. Wheatley of Rock Rapids Iowa and N. T. Bartlett of Sioux Falls as corporators with capital stock of 160000. The Van Brunt-Williams in Sioux Falls amended its charter to Van Brunt-Hanza. Consumers Fuel and Ice in Watertown increased capital stock from 25000 to 50000, with J. A. Zerwas and Lena Zerwas as president and secretary.
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Consumers Fuel and Ice Company
Watertown
J. A. Zerwas
Lena Zerwas
Broadland Man Has Appendix Removed at Sprague Hospital
Carl Betters of Broadland underwent an appendicitis operation at Sprague hospital today. James Hanson of W. Hanzon, 120 Ohio Avenue Southwest, was admitted today with pneumonia.
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Broadland
Carl Betters
Sprague Hospital
James Hanson
of. W
Hanzon
Ohio Avenue
Southwest
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Eriday
Club OF Better
BE. J. van Horn
Walter Singer
Frank Baldr
BE. J. Seimental
Earl Haigh
O. V. Olson
Paul, Harding
Raymond Frevert
D. N. Radcliffe
R. C. Hughes
Gus Hintermeister
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Huron Hospital
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