Farmers Union Plans 500000 Bushel Elevator in Sioux City
Sioux City to host a 500000 bushel grain elevator by the South Dakota Farmers Union. Joe Atkins of Wessington Springs says site purchase to occur next week with potential federal Farm Board financing. Elevator aimed for 1931 season opening and could become the terminal for 25 South Dakota elevators.
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Sioux City
Dec
Farmers Union Cooperative Grain Station
South Dakota
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
Federal Farm Board
Atkins
E. N. Hammerqust
Farmingdale
South Dakota Farmers Union
Yankton
Hoover Plan Approved for 150 Million Public Works Program
Washington December 6 President Hoover won initial approval for a 150 million dollar public works plan to be spent within six months. Hearings opened with budget director and army engineers detailing allocations and project limits as lawmakers pressed for faster action on unemployment relief and authorized projects. A business group urged swift action while warning against protracted debate that could trigger an extra session.
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Washington
Hoover
House Appropriations
Ureau
Congress
House
Wood
Appropriations Committees
Senate
Agriculture Department
Waterwa Nd
Commerce Department
Interior Department
Justice Department
Navy Department
Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Barnes
Ort | Business
Con- Breen
Norris
Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Hot Dog Vendor Hails Gas Well Boom
Chicago's Em Phillips, owner of a hot dog stand, claimed a drilled gas well beneath his floor began venting natural gas at about 100000 cubic feet daily. Officials and geologists doubted the tale, but his business reportedly boomed as laughter spread.
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Chicago
Emis
Phillips
One Change In Vote Results In State Canvass
The state canvassing board released official returns from the recent general election noting little change from the AP unofficial counts. In the supreme court race James Brown won by 83 votes over Frederick A. Warren, with Brown 64,600 and Warren 63,?217. Other contests list Governor Green leading, and various statewide offices showing mixed margins. four of five constitutional amendments passed and one defeated. The referred law on automobile tax shows 46,109 yes and 142,425 no.
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Warren
Brown
Warren GE
O. P. J. Engstrom
Local man fined for speeding mixup clarified
An earlier report misstated names and addresses. Herbert Leighton of 8 Colorado Avenue Southwest was fined five dollars for speeding without arrest. Abbott Kinsman of 47 Montana Avenue Southwest was the person actually arrested and fined five dollars for the same offense.
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Abbott Kinsman
Herbert Leighton
Colorado Avenue
Southwest
Leighton
Montana Avenue
Weather forecast for Herve and South Dekeix
Weather summary indicates tonight and Friday with no clear temperature change. South Dekeix expects mostly clear conditions tonight to Friday with continued moderate temps and winds.
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Dekeix
4-H Clubbers At Chicago Prefer Farms To Cities
Four-H youths from across the country gathered at the 14-H Heluba congress in Chicago prefer farm life to urban living. They praised rural work, critiqued city noise from the L trains to cars, and celebrated achievements in livestock judging and home crafts. A banquet closed the event as scholarships, cups, and a Europe trip prize were announced. The grand champion beef steer sold amid prize auctions in Chicago.
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Chicago
Raphael Brandinet
Waverly
Main Street
L’s
Mary Thomas
Morgan County
Indiana
Garmer
Europe
International Harvester Company
Peice
Man Saved By Hormone Therapy At Mayo Clinic
A 33 year old farmer with Addison's disease, once bedridden and weak, recovered within 48 hours after Dr. Leon ard G. Rowntree and Dr. Carl E. Greene injected a purified hormone directly into his veins at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. The case marks a dramatic reversal in a condition previously considered fatal.
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Cold Springs Harbor
The
Biological Laboratory
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Addison
Leonard G. Rowntree
Carl E. Greene
Rann
Packer Dies Suddenly In Local Hospital
J E D Packer, 7 E D Parker of Minneapolis and chief of the Huron staff for McLaughlin Noreen & Company, died about 10 this morning after stomach trouble. He had led an audit of Beadle county books. Survived by widow and fellows in Minneapolis. Body to be taken there for funeral services.
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E. D. Parker
Minneapolis
Mr. Parker
McLaughlin-Noreen & Company, Accountants
McLaughlin-Noreen & Company
Sioux Falls College Launches Campaign for Endowment
Sioux Falls college officials at a dinner announced a fundraising drive to finance expansion and aim for North Central Association accreditation. The plan seeks a total endowment of 400000 dollars across South Dakota and neighboring states.
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Sioux Falls College
Siouk Falls
South Dakota
North Central Association of Colleges
Two Arrested In Prohibition Raid Near Nation Farm
Mitchell December 5 Devision and Aurora county officers raided a farm eight miles east of Nation and arrested Ford and Pater Posts for operating two stills. They were bound over to the county court on bonds of 50 dollars each. This was the second coordinated raid by county officers recently.
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Mitchell
Devison
Aurora County
Tofey
Ford
Pater
Nation
Clocan Court
Employment Help Is Given In Huron Situation Not Bad
The Huron Chamber of Commerce unemployment committee reports 148 positions provided since inception on November 20 with only 44 unemployment cases remaining. The Armour Packing Plant leads in relief, hiring many locals as business stays strong, and married men who registered receive preference. Clyde Smith notes Huron’s condition is normal, urging a permanent active employment bureau to connect workers with employers.
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Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Paul K. Myers
Myers
Holabird
Huron Bureau
Armour Packing Plant
Bureau
Hucote
Clyde &. Smith
Huron Charity Affiela
Huron Ia
Boncour Urges Disarmament Priority in French Premier Choice
Paris Dec 5 Paul Boncour France's disarmament expert urged President Domergue to name a premier who prioritizes disarmament and security. He cited Geneva's draft accord and the looming disarmament conference as shaping Europe’s future, saying France must enter with clear plans and guarantees of international security. He joined a crowd of leaders consulted on the ministerial crisis amid Ren Gabre Andre Tardieu’s resignation and rumors of Laval Steeg and Cheron as potential transitional heads.
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Paris
Paul Boncour
France
League of Motions
Domergue
Boncour
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Andre Yardieu
Senate
Finance and Foreign Affairs Commission
Chamber
Hamond Poincare
Tal
Trdien
Pierre Laval
Theodore Steeg
Henci Cheron
Justice
Mhen
Teeth Examined In Record Time In Free Clinic
In Huron schools a dental clinic examined over 500 senior and junior high pupils at a rate of 1.4 sets of teeth per minute. Dentists Dr. C Br Stewart Dr. Jay Spink Dr. A A Wollman Dr. B R Stratton Dr. E A Wipf and Dr. George E Yourl led the speed test begun at 8:30 am. By noon the junior high survey was finished and results were to be tabulated for release tomorrow.
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Grandma
Red
Huron
C. BR. Stewart
Jay Spink
Huron Clinic
State Rests In Trial Of Kriebs
PIERRE December 5 Frank D Kriebs state secretary of agriculture and his wife faced the circuit court today over a January accident that killed George Marsh Blunt The state rested its case and defense asked a directed verdict which was denied The Kriebses testified they did not see Marsh and he stepped in front of the car at about 35 to 50 mph The couple said they returned later and identified themselves The defense argued the speed recklessness and Marshs own negligence were not proven Judge Bartine left questions to the jury
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Ed Welch
Zee Marsh
Krichs
Marsh
Bartine
John ¥. Hughes
Mistrial Granted In Libel Suit In San Francisco
A mistrial was granted yesterday in the $150,000 libel suit brought by Dr. E. C. Dinwiddie of Washington, D. C., against the San Francisco Examiner after attorney John Francis Neylan refused to proceed with eleven jurors. One juror had been dismissed allegedly for liquor influence. Dinwiddie sues the Examiner and Hearst papers for references he claims wrongly attacked his handling of funds to combat liquor.
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San Francisco
Dec
E. C. Dinwiddie
Washington, D. C
Prohibition
San Francisco Examiner
John Francis Neylan
Dinwiddie
Examiner
Hearst
Hold Mother Of 16 In Well Poisoning Case
In Saginaw Michigan a 55 year old mother of 16 children eight living was jailed for questioning over poisoning a grocer John Lugiewicz’s family well in Carrollton. Three witnesses placed her near the well as water poison was detected. Her husband Joe Kowczyk owes the grocer a 337 judgment.
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Saginaw, Mich
Catherine Krowczyk
John Lugiewicz
Carrollton
Lugiewicz
Joe Kowczyk
Wheeler Claims Indian Admin Iras Criminal at Hearing
Senator Wheeler of Montana charged during the Senate Indian sub committee hearing that the government's handling of Indian affairs is little better than criminal. He spoke as interior department officials testified, criticizing policy and administration.
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Wheeler
Washington
Dec
Charles
Montana
Senate Indian Sub Committee
Farm Board urges production curtailment to stabilize economy
The Farm Board told Congress that agriculture must balance production with consumption to achieve parity with industry. It cited failed cotton acreage curtailment in 1930 and warned that wheat’s world outlook remains gloomy through 1937. The board highlighted efforts to create farmer owned marketing systems and noted stabilization loans totaling 15 million for cotton and 20 million for wheat, with repayments and outstanding advances advancing the revolving fund.
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Washington
Farm Board
Congress
Restraint Sought on College Courses at State Normal Schools
Pierre December court session hears Edward Prchal seek to bar the South Dakota Board of Regents from offering college level courses at Eastern Normal Madison Southern Normal Springfield and Spearfish Normal. Arguments note statute limits to common school branches but regents claim authority to provide necessary courses for teacher instruction. Case appealed from Judge John Hughes sixth district ruling with Byron Payne presenting Prchal and J H Voorhees plus B D Minterer for the regents.
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Pierre
Dec
Edward Prchal
Burke
State Supreme Court
Board of Regents
Eastern Normal
Madison
Southern Normal
Springfield
Spearfish Normal
Spearfish
Prchal
John Hughes
Sixth Judicial District
Prehal
Byron Payne
Prehals
J. H. Voorhees
Sioux Falls
B. D. Minterer
Stock Solicitors Meet On Huron Open Market Plan
City and rural stock gate solicitors for Huron's open livestock market will meet tomorrow night in the chamber of commerce offices. George M. Tawnsend and Burton Culver called the meeting to discuss campaign progress. Earl Flowers, a Huron stockman and committee member, is in Chicago this week to interview railroad and stock yard officials about plans for the market.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
George M. Tawnsend
Burton Culver
Rural Solicitors
Earl Flowers
Chicago
Body of Aviator Taken to Canada
The body of William M. Griffin, a victor, was en route to Hamilton Ontario for burial. Griffin, who had lived in Berea Ohio, was killed November 24 after taking off from Buffalo for Cleveland. His body was found yesterday among wreckage in wooded hills of Chautauqua county as a wind and snowstorm blew the plane off its course.
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Buffalo
William M. Griffin
Hamilton
Ont
Griffin
Berea
Ohio
Cleveland
Chautauqua County
Filer
Lake Erie
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