Proposal To Move Elevators Office Defeated At Convention
Farmers Elevator association of South Dakota rejected moving headquarters from Stone Falls to Huron after a vote of 1832 in favor of staying and 36 against. The 26th annual convention covered officer elections and resolutions while managers met earlier with A C Wettestad presiding. Speakers included B J Ewing Doland S L Lassen Aurora F W Stillwell Wentworth and J A Shorthill Omaha. A mailing vote was limited. Betz urged cooperation across businesses and with neighbors rather than legislative fixes.
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Stone Falls
Huron
Farmers Elevator Association of
South Dakota
A. C. Wettestad
Colton
B. J. Ewing
Doland
S& HL
S& HL Lassen, Aurora; F. W. Stillwell
Wentworth
J. A. Shorthill
Omaha
F. S. Betz
Farmers Elevator
Chicago
Deviler
Wr. Betz
Red Cross Seeks Sewing Machines for Relief Workshop
Norah Hogan, chapter chairman, called for sewing machines to support the county Red Cross relief workshop in the courthouse. Needy residents need warm clothing, and housewives are urged to loan idle machines. A Red Cross representative will collect them. supervision and care are promised. Also, yard goods donated will be used to make garments for distribution.
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Red Cross
Court House
Norah Hogan
Miss Hogan
Huron
Red Crasal
Red S
Corkin Furniture Store
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Jehol Border Conflict Deepens in Manchuria Clash
Reports from Japanese authorities say Chinese volunteers suffered heavy casualties in a clash along the Chinese Eastern Railway near Shanhaikwan while Lung volunteers mass at nearby Jehol border commercial points. Japanese planes were said to have bombed the village west of Shanhaikwan, Py Soeth.
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Jehol
Murden
Manchuria
Su Ping- Wen
Shanhikwan
Suichung
Alsa
Lung
Tokyo
Dec
Rengo
Shanhaikwan
Weather Forecast For Haroc and Vicioity Tonight
Unsettled and remained cold tonight and Friday. In South Dakota, light snow expected in extreme south tonight and extreme southeast Friday. Central areas will be somewhat colder tonight and Friday with lingering cold.
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South Dakota
Isolation Story Of Nine Children Near Chicago
Chicago December 8 The Steiff family nine children live in an almost total isolation near Chicago never having seen a moving picture streetcar or radio Mary the eldest at 23 fled home authorities tracked her to a neighbor’s house The father Joseph Steiff a 60 year old farmer who came from Russia ten years ago appealed to police to locate Mary claiming she fled after he struck her head and called a bad omen.
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Chicago
Joseph Steiff
Wheeling
Amoerica
Russia
Steiff
A. H. Loula
Foxist
Mary
Herome
Fis
Delay Action On Vets Proposals Widens Budget Rift
Washington dispatch notes Democrats doubt House veterans committee will act this session on President Hoover s proposals to cut veterans benefits by 127 million dollars annually. The measure, in the budget, may be trimmed by appropriations, though unlikely. A joint congressional committee will open hearings on veterans legislation and reallocation of former soldier expenditures with chair McDuffie to guide work for a report due by January 1.
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Washington
House Veterans Committee
Hoover
House Appropriations Committee
Veterans Committee
Rankin
Mississippi
Franks
Hines
Senate
House
Representative McDuffie
Alabama
McDuffie
Congress
Disaster in coal town after deadly mine explosion
In Madrid, Wyoming, a 14 miner disaster at the Morgan Jones mine draws stoic acceptance from residents. Four escaped, and federal and state investigators probe causes amid possibilities of gas ignition. All the dead were Mexican descent and most were married.
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Madrid
Morgan- Jones
Mises
Masons Elect Native Officers for Huron Lodge 1933
Huron Judge No 2 A F and Masonic Lodge elected L E Davis as warehiprus master for 1933. Other officers named include LR Crawford senior warden Veil Holton junior warden Comdex Rayburn treasurer H M Whisman secretary W T Warren trustee for three years. Installation set for Tuesday with district lodges to follow.
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L. E. Davis
Vermillion Man Killed in Auto Mishap
Vermillion man 68 died near Vermillion when a car left the road and plunged into a ditch. His widow reported the accident to authorities after failing to locate him, with details unclear due to a damaged report.
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LE Mares
Lass
Iidona
Eauchter
Cold Wave Grips State And Nation In Deep Freeze
A massive cold wave swept across the United States from the Pacific Northwest to the Great Plains and into the Midwest, driving temperatures to sub zero in many areas. Reports from South Dakota towns including Pierre and Aberdeen noted depths of 16 below and 25 below, with parts of Montana Idaho and Illinois also experiencing extreme cold.
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Mercury
Huron
Aberdeen
Watertown
Pointa
South Dakota
California
Reathin
Owe
Ran Naii
Qwest River
South “Dakota
Hell Head
Weather Bureau
Georgetown Lake
Sear
Anaconda
Mont
Thief River Falls
Minn
Wallace
Idaho
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Sacramento Valleys
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Illngis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fhe
Dakota
Sen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
D. G. Gallet
Cooperative Weather Observer
Waubay Slayers Plan Appeal Of Conviction
The Waubay Slayers announced plans to appeal their conviction. Legal counsel indicated an appeal citing procedural questions and potential misapplication of evidence. No additional details were provided.
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Waubay
Beer's Merits Debate Touches Milwaukee St Louis
Testifying before the House Ways and Means Committee Representative Stafford lauded Milwaukee beer but claimed some of that beer tasted good to Milwaukee citizens was in fact made in St Louis. Missouri Republican Representative Dyer of St Louis echoed the point, saying the beer Milwaukee folks enjoyed came from St Louis.
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St Louis
House
Stafford
Dyer
Missouri
Republcan
Milwaukee
Knifing Victim C C Fisher II in Aberdeen Restaurant
C C Fisher II was stabbed in the abdomen neck and thigh with a large bread knife after an exchange with Dennis Demas in a Aberdeen restaurant. Fisher, a former Aberdeen miller, left with his wife and two children awaiting written statements from Demas and others as authorities investigate the incident. A separate note mentions a bronchoscope extraction from Horace Abercrombie of Tallapoosa Georgia.
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Fisher
Dennis
Mortenson
Demas
Larson
D. Fisher
Hurot
C.s-Fisher
Aberdeen
Willian
England Agrees To Pay U S War Debt Installment
Paris reports Premier Herriot expected to advise France to pay the 20 million interest due on December 15 while reserving further actions pending negotiations. Britain’s MacDonald notes English public opinion favors payment and that Paris might oppose. Washington hints at U S response forthcoming as Poland sends a second note on the 15 December payment and 1924 debts revision.
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Des
Herziot
MacDonald
Great Britain
England
United States
America
M. Herriot
U.S
London
Der
United State
Britain
Gentyr
Pas Ee
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Washington
Herriot
France
Stimson
State Department
Claudel
Toror Trew
Rorning
Poland
Warsaw
North Dakota Calf Is Grand Champion at Institute
An Angus calf entered by Berl Davis of Page, North Dakota, won the grand championship in the fat steer class at the 4-H club achievement institute in Fargo yesterday. Floyd Allen of World with a Duroc Jersey took first in the swine class as the event recognized club projects in cloths and foods.
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Fargo
N. D
Der
Berl
Davis
Page
Achievesment Institute
Floyd Allen
Worl
Duroc Jerey
Firall
Boy Pays $10 Fine With Indian Head Pennies
In Aberdeen municipal court Clifford Jones, Werner, pleaded guilty to speeding. Judge John L. Ruckman imposed ten dollars or five days. Jones produced a sack of 1,000 Indian head pennies to cover the fine, with extras to spare. he said his father taught him to save since 1907.
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Aberdeen
Clifford Jones
Werner
John L. Ruckman
Jones
Reid-Sir
President Elect Returns To New York After Albany Visit
Franklin D Roosevelt returned to Albany then moved to the executive mansion for a meeting with state leaders on a special session. Bankers and city officials discussed New York City finances as Acting Governor Lehman called a session. Roosevelt planned a Warm Springs stay to study federal departments and the budget system for proposed changes.
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Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
New York
Lelman
Charles £. Mitchell
National City Bank
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank
George Whitman
J. P. Morgan Company
William Mi. Woodin
Carland Foxd Lottmpany
Oyer
York
Lehman
Ang
Charles W. Berry
John F. Curry
Tammany
Roosevelt
East $5Th
Warm Springs
Path Of Bad Blaze Destroys Fergus Falls Buildings
In Fergus Falls Minnesota a massive blaze in frigid weather destroyed two large commercial structures and damaged four more, wiping out six firms and displacing nine tenants. The Riverside flats, the Lyceum theatre, Wrights hospital nurses home, and Park hotel were among damaged buildings, with losses around $100,000 and fire sparked by electric wires.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Stanilles
Flatg
Lyceum
Wrights: Hospital
Denies Guilt In Wanderwell Death at Beach
In Beach California the court denies guilt in the Wanderwell death case and defers further proceedings as local authorities review evidence and statements. The ruling sets no immediate verdict while investigators continue examining the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Wanderwell
Lona Beach, Cal
Dees
Relief Conference Seeks Half Billion Farm Relief
The Farmers National Relief conference in Washington urged Congress to provide at least 500 million dollars for distressed farms. Delegates from 26 states pressed for rapid action, backing a plan aligned with a two to three year emergency program administered by the agriculture department.
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Washington
Farmers National Relief Conference
Congress
Senate
House
Resolutions
Aspeaker
Curtis
Garner
Congressional
Jeaders
Tony Rosenberg
Newman Grove
Ned
House Agriculture Committee
Man Jones
Texas
Baya oSegeration
Natiochat Grant Snd
NaGonak “Union
Representative Rainey
Jones
Agriculture Department
Farm Board
Roosevelt
Jono
Tha’ Hawes
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury-Post Office
Hoover
Arecor Amead
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Tallapooss, Ga
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