Lemke sees court decision as break for debt ridden farmers
Representative William Lemke says a supreme court ruling will allow thousands of farmers to access the Frazier Lemke mortgage moratorium. He accuses lower courts of faulty rulings that deprived farmers of relief and calls for reinstating cases where appropriate.
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Lemke
Washington
William Lemké
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Texas Federal District Court
Benno Bartels
Guadalupe County
Texas
Bartels
Hughes
U.S
Circuit Courts
Circuit Courts of Appeals
Frazier
Cordance
Enya
Congress
Legionnaires Join In Jackrabbit Hunt Sunday Afternoon
Legionnaires join a joint hunt organized by William Reaves Post American Legion and the Huron Rabbit Exterminating Club on Sunday afternoon. Hunters meet at Myers Corner at 1 p m with Forest Service transport available and shotgun shells supplied per rabbit.
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William Reaves
Post, American Legion
Huron Rabbit Exterminating Club
Bill Legion Athletic
Studen
The
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Myers Corner
Fliss
Forest Service
Real Estate Transfers Beadle County Parcel Transfer
Beadle County records show Tacob J Walter and wife transferring property to Fed Farm Mtg Corp including 51 S4NEM and part of 1-118-61 and EX at NW corner. Public notice lists transfer details and parcel identifiers for site records and further actions.
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Beadle County Tacob
J. Walter
Fed. Farm Mtg. Corp
City of Huron assesses street work and property lines
The long list records assessments for paving and gutters on 7th Street and surrounding streets in Huron South Dakota. It notes property owners and parcels including Glenn R. Hurley, Julius A. Bloedorn, Clara Vanderburg and many Foster and Wilcox related holdings. Affected blocks include North Ling, South Line, and Esteems Ave with dates and amounts in the special assessment roll.
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Glenn R. Hurley
Julius A. Bloedorn
Huron
5. D
S. D
Clara Vanderburg
Ivan R
FDR Center Stage In Bi Partisan Political Gathering
Washington observers note President Roosevelt remains the central figure in a weekend of capital meetings and social events. Republicans and Democrats alike face uncertainty over campaigns and his potential run. A Jackson Day dinner speculation swirls, but the White House denies a third term bid.
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B. Ragsdale
Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Chaireuan Hamilton
Washington
White House
White Horse
WPA Projects Keep Men Busy
WPA crews begin Monday on sinking an auxiliary well at the west wells property under City Manager Don L. Sears. The project supports several city jobs and includes pump house additions. Other crews are laying a sewer line on Minnesota Avenue and Ohio Avenue South, and work starts on a Ravine Park pumphouse as part of a broader water pipeline project to Ravine Lake with park improvements and a bleacher roof.
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WPA
West Wells
Don L. Sears
Ohio Avenue
Thirteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Minnesota Avene
Sixth
Ninth
Ravine Park
James River
Ravine Lake
Park
Farm Income For October Totals 894 Million
The agriculture department reports cash farm income in October at 394 million, bringing January through October total to 6.435 billion. October 193? figures show state receipts with Minnesota 32.495 million and 272.95 million for Jan-Oct, North Dakota 21.812 million and 105.481 million, South Dakota 11.1696 million and 91.933 million, Montana 17.269 million and 73.294 million.
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Washington
Dec. B
Agriculture Department
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Public Card Party In Weslington Town Report
The Wessington RN held a public card party on Tuesday evening with seven tables for contract bridge and 500. Charles Bagsey won high bridge score and Tate Brown topped 500. Pumpkin pie and coffee were served to all attendees.
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Weslington
Wessington
Charles Bagsey
Tate Brown
Census Workers Must Forego Politics in Hatch Act
Thousands of federal census supervisors clerks and enumerators must resign from public or political offices and avoid political activity during the next census and into the presidential election year. The Hatch Act restricts active political participation by census employees though they may vote and express opinions. Temporary workers are covered only during active employment, and many party loyalists may have to choose between party work and census posts.
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Washington
Dec
Christmas Help Made Available by State Employment Office
The South Dakota State Employment Service in Huron invites employers to use its job-placement facilities to fill temporary Christmas positions. Manager E. R. Seim notes many firms will hire extra staff for the holiday season and that the service saves time by screening applicants. No charge to workers or employers. qualified workers are referred for interviews for roles such as sales persons, cashiers, wrappers, stenographers, packers, hookers, truck drivers, and delivery men.
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Huron
South Dakota State Employment Service
E. R. Seim
Seim
State
State Employment Service
Seira
Banker, 79, Dies After Short Illness in Huron
Jem Banker aged 79 died last night at a Huron hospital after a brief illness. Born April 21, 1860 in Dowaigac Michigan he was an attorney admitted to the Washington bar. Survived by daughter Mrs Olson of Huron and sister Dr Banker of Germantown Pa. Body to be shipped to St Paul then Colfax Washington for funeral and burial.
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Jem. Banker
Huron
Dowaigac
Mich
Washington
Colfax
Wash
Banker
A. Olson
Ninth Street
Olson
Western Electri Company
Dakota Central Telephone System
Dr. Banker
Germantown
St. Paul
Funeral Saturday For Mrs Arnold In Watertown
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Francis Arnold 81 who died at her son C E Arnold home in Huron Wednesday morning will be held Saturday at 2 30 in the Shawmesser Chapel Watertown. Burial will follow at Mt Hope Cemetery Watertown with remains in state at the chapel until service time.
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Arnold
Laura Francis Arnold
C. E. Arnold
Huron
Shawmesser
Watertown
Mt. Hope
Aenold
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