Bowls League Standouts Tie Top as Week Ten Ends
Great Northern and Gagnon’s Dairy lead the Class A Commercial League at 21 7. Dairy swept Myers Corner while Great Northern beat the Independents 2 1. Hollarbush led with 639 pins for the Railroaders aided by Anderson and Helmey. Stafford toppled 579 with a 256 first game. Indees Gascoigne had 513. Model Steam Laundry beat N W E S 2 1 helped by Stef fen 534 and Ray 504. Other scores feature Hanten 516 Bloodgood 502 Ferrin 500. Standings list multiple teams with 21 7 and 18 12 records. In Class B, Timm’s Service beat Gold Medal Dairy and Old Home Bread edged Armour A C 2 1. Peek 509 and G ull 512 led 500 club. Timm’s 7th week standings shown.
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Model Steam Laundry
Steffen
Ray
Armour A. C
Skaggs
Huron Construction Company
Morin-Colton
Swift & Company
Hanten
Standard Oil
Bloodgood
Swift & Co
Ferrin
Armour A. Co
Great Northern
BR de Gagnon’s
Swift &Co
Huron
Myers Cigar Store
Independents
Timm’s
Huron Grocery
Fritz
Fullerton
Lowell
Baldwin
Timm's
Service
A. Peek
Peelk
Huran Grocery
C, &M. W. Star
Fullerton Furniture
C. F. Ce
Timm
Peoria Chosen for Northern Regional Agricultural Lab
Secretary Wallace announced four 1 million dollar regional agricultural research laboratories to be located in Peoria New Orleans Philadelphia area and San Francisco Bay area after screening 200 towns. Peoria serves the northern region with projects in corn wheat and agricultural waste products.
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Peoria
New Orleans
Frisco
Philadelphia
Washington
Wallace
San Francisco Bay Area
Illinois
Indiana
Jews
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tigers Drill For Rapid City Game
Huron High School hosted a scrimmage against the Iroquois Chiefs as Coach George Deklotz tests a new lineup. The Tigers prepare for a Friday home clash with Rapid City Cobblers while showing fast breaking offense and improved passing led by Vonderhart Walsh and Huddleston.
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Iroquois Chiefs
Huron High School
George Deklotz
Tigers
Rapid City Cobblers
Deklotz
Huron
Chiefs
Bobby Vonderhart
Billy
Walsh
Harold Huddleston
Vonderhart
Sanders
Ebert
Huddleston
Bowen
FDR Approves 250000 for Mount Rushmore Work
President Roosevelt approved budget items totaling 250000 dollars to finance the continuation of work on the Mount Rushmore Memorial in South Dakota. The action was announced from Washington on December 13.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mount Rushmore Memorial
Mount Rushmore Commission Approves Budget and Plans
Russell M. Arundel announced the Mount Rushmore Commission approved a $75,000 deficiency for the current year and $175,000 for the next fiscal year starting July 1. The current-year appropriation was $100,000. Expenditures this year will near $175, with progress on the heroic Figures and Hall of Records, while the proposed tablet remains untouched. The sculptor Gutzon Borglum has full authority to proceed as he sees fit.
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Black Hills
Russell M. Arundel
Mount Rushmore
Gutzon Borgium
Arundel
Anniversary of Ratification of Bill of Rights
Washington observes the anniversary of Virginia’s ratification of 10 of 12 proposed constitutional amendments marking formal adoption of the bill of rights. President Roosevelt will dedicate a memorial site for a $3,000,000 Jefferson memorial in a commemorative event.
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Washington
Virginia
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
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Gagnon
Dairy
Fach & E
Wares
Charlie McCarthy
Ginacs Slaht
Montgomery
Lys. Huron
H. Grady Manning Daeiter
Hove
Spa
Rapid City
Mt, Rushmore
Elkhide
Pal Naee Earer
Huesgen
Dakota Ave
Hunon,s. D
Axminster Rugs
Karpen
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