PAVED ROADS TO BE TALKED AGAIN IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Aberdeen hosts the second paved road conference with enthusiasts from across the state. The South Dakota Automobile Club sponsors the talks on highway needs and hard surface road construction, featuring speakers including Highway Commissioner Charles A. Babcock of Minnesota and State Farm Bureau President H B Test. The meeting will discuss pacing costs and urges a cautious approach to a statewide road program.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
South Dakota Automobile Club
Charles A. Babcock
Minnesota
H B. Test
State Farm Bureau
Jadys Pyle
R. D. Springer
Sioux Falls
Chris Sengen
Putney
Visteal
Ostello Faces $100000 Suit
Los Ancrees Maurice Coste faces a Superior Court suit seeking 100000 in damages. The article notes past marriage plans and a disrupted engagement tied to a social circle including Rita Castelo Sensler of San Francisco and events during the spring of the 1920s.
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Los Ancrees
Maurice Coste
Todd
Rita Castela Sensler
San Francisco
Costelio
Grain dealers to be probed in lobby inquiry
Washington December reports say a Senate committee will probe grain dealers for alleged efforts to influence the Federal Farm Board over a grain marketing plan controlled by farmers. Julius Barnes, ch of US Chamber of Commerce, to be first witness amid denials of board discord with President Hoover. The panel also investigates a sugar tariff lobby claim with H C Lakin testifying for the CUDA Co.
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Washington
Dee. Listor Carawar
Commission
Federal Farm Board
Finst
Julius Barnes
Farm Board
White House
Board
Senate
Nye
North Dakota
Independent Western
Ifm
Barnes
Memphis
Aly
H. Legse
Hoover
H.C. Lakin
Cuda Company
William R. Castle Jr to Serve as Ambassador to Japan
William R. Castle Jr. was named ambassador to Japan for the duration of the London naval limitation conference. Washington announced the appointment praised by the foreign office for strengthening relations with Japan during the talks.
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William R. Castle, Jr
Japan
Tokyo
Washington
Castle
American Foreign Service
Kingsbury may have woman as next sheriff
Kingsbury County races sharpen as Mrs. Herman Kruse, wife of the present sheriff, enters the county sheriff contest. Kruse has aided in duties during her husband’s term and drew popularity across the county. The election promises to be the most interesting of the year.
Theories differ on studio blaze in Manhattan film studio
In Manhattan, a December fire at the Manhattan Film studio killed 10 and injured 18, with four chorus girls among the dead. Theories point to a smoking cigarette or a faulty sprinkler upgrade, as a crowded studio of performers fled amid flames from draped scenery and velvet curtains.
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NW York
Ilies
Hattan
Talking Picture Company
Pathes and
Stadios
Burford
Adna
Tota
Byrne
Norine
Hott
Joseph
Khoerdle
Charles
Kramer
Carl
Nussman
Robert
Ann
Jack
Ernest
Nesses
Sanslow
Bettore
Peter C. Spenyse
Freention
Haslem
Park Avenue
12Ith Street
Bernard Mahones
Miss Burford
Jack Johnson
Hope Abandoned For Fluger Life Near North Cape
Miss Adelaide Bielson, sister of missing pilot Carl Ben Eielson, resumes teaching in Wenatchee Washington as hope fades for her brother and mechanic Earl Borland, who vanished November 2 near North Cape Siberia while flying the Nanuk. Three planes planned to aid the search won't reach Teller until mid January due to fuel constraints and long flight distances. Weather is clear at Nome but cloudy at Teller with sub zero temps at North Cape.
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Seattly
Wash
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Adelaide Hielson
Wenatchee
Misa Bielson
North Cape
Siberia
Nome
Teller
Orth Cape
Ratlad
Packed House Greets Clark at Huron Lecture
South Dakota poet Badger Clark spoke at Huron college chapel last night before about five of seven local women’s clubs. The event featured readings, music by Professor Harden Van Deursen and Professor Gage, with remarks honoring Landberg and the state poetry scene. Clark praised local arts and shared new poems, including The Jon and The Cowboy’s Prayer, to a warm, homecoming atmosphere.
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Jonse
Badger Clark
South Dakota
Shiron
Huron College
Glesila Bord
Annie Warren
Larlington I Mendrickson
Hardin van Deursen
Gage
Badger Glark
Landberg
Otte
Cod
Mr. Clark
Publicity Said to Threaten Princeton Football
Princeton coach Bill Roper warned at the annual banquet that football could be killed by publicity. He cited mass demand for seats and pages of newspaper coverage as threats to the sport’s future.
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Princeton
Bill Roper
New Corn Remedy Promises Fast Relief
An ad extols O Joy Corn Wafers as a guaranteed remedy that stops pain and removes corn or callus without thick pads or acids. One wafer adheres to the corn, reducing discomfort while wearing shoes. Sold as six wafers for a dime at Perriton's Pharmacy in Huron S. D.
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Perriton's Pharmacy
Huron
S. B
Space to It and the Sterling Qualities in Football
In a concise reflection the writer notes football elevates character by revealing sterling qualities in men. It argues the sport’s continued prominence depends on preserving integrity and discipline, following a single misplay that spurred a decisive moment in the game.
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Meral Boys Aeidota
Kuhrt to talk to grain men
Sioux Falls December 12 delegates at the 23rd annual state convention of the Farmers Elevator Association will hear discussions on the Federal Farm Board. Speakers include W J Kuhrt grain marketing specialist F S Betz OC W Croes A G Snesrud BK Everson and others from Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota elevator groups and the state Grange leader.
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Sioux Falls
Farmera Elevator Association
Federal Farm Board
W. J. Kuhrt
Farm Board
F. S. Betz
Farmers Elevator Guide
W. Croes
S. D.J Wheat Growers’ Association
Nelson
P. A. Lee
Minnesota
North Dakota
A. G. Snesrud
State Grange
BK. W. Everson
Farmers’ Education and Cooperative
Union and W F Schwaldt Address Has Convention
Union and W F Schwaldt marketing specialist from State college at Brookings opened the three day Has convention with routine addresses. John Brandt Minneapolis president of Land O Lakes creameries and J Murphy state railroad commissioner spoke as Gov W J Bulow attended and rebutted Hoover's call for state aid in a national prosperity program. Brandt urged grain producers to focus on merchandising, invest in their organizations, and accept that earnings should fund future market quotas rather than immediate premiums.
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Brandt
Curtain Delay Sparks Health Theories
Fragmentary OCR notes an onstage delay as a performer’s condition was reportedly deteriorating. Officials offered no official statement, while the crowd remained uncertain about when the curtain would rise again.
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City Horne
R. E. Cena
Hares
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Pauline Frederick
Promaine
Los Angeles
Yellow Cab CO
Darel Gee
Daniel Green
Robinson
HERON
Pierre
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