Scout Troops Seek Charter Renewals For Two South Dakota Units
Central South Dakota area executive Fred C. Eggers notes two Boy Scout troops, Troop 17 of Iroquois and Carthage Troop 2, have applied for charter renewals. Iroquois roster includes Charles Armin Dayton Armin Marvin Beasley Weldon Bolen and others with Eagle Scouts Dayton Armin William Theophilus and Donald Walter. Carthage Troop 2 lists Dr A S Bensendia scoutmaster and Ralph Windedahl assistant with members Clinton Lee and Ivan Tracewell among others.
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Fred C. Eggers
South Dakota
Iroquois
Charles Armin
Dayton
Armin
Ralph Windedahl
E. Cooper
WM. B. Harrison
C. Winchell
George ‘Arrows
Robert Murphy
Marvin Person
Ivan Tracewell
Borrows
Mary
Person
Tracewell
Hunt For-N. D. Boy Widens Disappearance Search
An investigation into the disappearance of Delbert Fevers, a 20-year-old high school youth, broadened to several northwest states after his shoes and stockings were found on a railroad grade crossing. Mercer county authorities aid as police seek to contact his father near Lake City.
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N. D
Hazen
Delbert
Mercer County
Lake City
B. C
Palace Fire Damages Left Wing in Brussels
Fire yesterday in the left wing of the royal palace caused damage to the outer framework and balustrade. Officials blamed neglect by workers enlarging Prince Charles' apartment. King Albert was absent during the Antwerp tunnel inauguration under the Scheldt.
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Royal Palace
Brussels
Belgium
Prince Charles
Albert
Scheldt
Crand Niece Of Napoleon Dies In New York
The death of Countess Castelvecchio Franbasillis aged 8, grand-niece of Napoleon, reported in New York on December 21 occurred in a welfare island charity hospital. The countess, known as Elcuina Oldcastle, acted Shakespearean roles with Henry Irving and Ellen Terry in London and spent eight years on the New York stage in Quo Vadis.
Field Secretary of Augustana Synod Dies in Minneapolis
Rev. F W Wyman longtime field secretary of the Augustana Synod and former pastor at Matmo Neb Islepetring Mich and Minneapolis died in Minneapolis on Monday at age 65 He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Augustana Synod
Minneapolis
F W. Wyman
Foreign Mission
Augustana’ Synod of the Lutheran Church
Minnesota crop gains set record yields across state
Minnesota crop reporting service announces a year of larger yields on slightly smaller acreage. The 1932 corn crop leads with 176,916,000 bushels, followed by oats at 164,709,000. Overall production reaches 448,891,300 bushels from 14,259,100 acres, up from last season's 335,225,400 bushels on 14,302,000 acres.
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Minnesota
St, Paul
Credit Corporation Reports Large Minnesota Farm Loans
Minneapolis based Worthwest Agricultural Credit Corporation says it has loaned 656,576 to 76 farmers in Minnesota Michigan and North Dakota since starting October 19. National network of 12 regional agencies has advanced over 312 million to about 3,500 farmers with loans totaling more than 37 million.
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Credit Corporation
Minneapolis
Worthwest
Agricultural Credit’, Corporation of Minneapolis
Minnesota
North End
Michigan
John W Barton
Presi Gert
Holstein Highland Carey joins select fat production group
In Winneapolis on December 21, Highland Carey, a Holstein from the Walker herd, joined a select group after an official test showing 1068.5 pounds of fat and 1335.6 pounds of fat equivalent. The record marks a notable milestone in dairy statistics.
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Winneapolis
Highland Carey
Walker
Pet Show To Bolster Finances In Bioux Falls
A December pet show at Gidden hall in Bioux Falls featured novelty exhibits including ferocious creatures in cages and a fish pond, part of a fundraising effort by F.W.C. Aba to boost finances.
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Bioux Falls
Giddenhall
Bionx Falls
Ara Py Tefresh
New Tax Checks Butter Sub Sale In South Dakota
The new tax law approved by voters on November 8 curbs butter substitutes like oleomargarine. A 10 cent tax on substitutes has effectively paused sales as officials enforce the law. Merchants report oleomargarine around 22 cents a pound plus tax, while butter taxes keep prices stable with little demand for substitutes in the state.
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Pierre
Det
Vatate
Agricult Department
South Dakota
Anti Food Tax League
Farmer Writes Note on Egg Price Curious Buyer
In Mountain Lake Minnesota on December 21 a farmer Richard Enns sold eggs at eight cents a dozen and mailed his name and address on an egg to learn the price paid by consumers. Months later a Chicago Pullman porter delivering a litter from Heroins Metcalf claimed the egg sold in Chicago for 38 cents, noting the egg was excellent.
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Egg Mountain Lake
Minn
Richard Enns
Bons
Metcalf
Chicago
Retiring Official Accepts Boston Temperance Post
Bertha Palmer, who retires next month as North Dakota state superintendent of public instruction, has accepted a position with the Scientific Temperance Federation in Boston. She will join the federation's editorial office and work with the Journal of Scientific Temperance.
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Boston
Bismarck
N. D
Bertha Palmer
Scientific Temperance Federation
Bosto
Federation
Trenerry Recalls Yuletide Customs In Village Window
A fragmented reminiscence from Trenerry about Christmas traditions describes lanes with hedges and bells in the village church tower. The speaker laments loss of pre Christian customs and extols Christmas as a redeemer, teacher, and lover of humankind guiding humane care for the sick and vulnerable.
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Eos Ie
God
Christ
Lesus
Isour
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Holiday Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents are listed spending holidays with relatives. Catherine McKay from Downer College Milwaukee returns home. Mrs Lund and children plan a London wis holiday visit. Warren and Ruth Tomlinson and Barton Dickey return from college or prison to celebrate. Ethryn Medberry at home from Milwaukee. Ames Special reports hand county graveling roads to aid the needy.
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Catherine McKay
Downer Callege
Milwaukee
M. T
Lund
London
Wis
Warren
Rapid’ City
Ruth
Tomlinson
Minneapolis
James
Tom
Barton Dickey
Ps Ison
Neil McKay
Glateniege Btekark
F. N. Stewart
Ethryn Medberry
Downer College
D. G. Medbrry
Ames
Hand County
Sioux Falls Leader Elected to New Gospel System
Dec 21 report from Sioux Falls notes Oscar Rod and Reynold Wik leading a reform of church membership duties. The piece highlights a shift in governance and the installation of a new framework for organizing congregational roles within the Gospel community.
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Sioux-Falls
Reynold’ Wik
Beer
Sioux Falls
Oscar Rod
Dar
Smangarate
North Dakota Teachers Oppose Salary Limit
Presidents of North Dakota five teachers colleges met in BISMARCK to object to a clause in the new salary-reduction law that would cap heads and faculty salaries at 2400 dollars a year. They supported the 20 percent reduction but feared state law setting salaries would harm school welfare while stating they would wait on the state supreme court decision on constitutionality before acting.
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Bismarck
N. D
Arbogast Sells Young Turkeys For Breeding Purposes
In Ames on December 21 Arbogast sold two young turkey hens for breeding at $150 each. The buyer planned to dress and ship them. Arbogast, a specialist in white Holland birds, was mentioned amid local discussions on a government commission system approved by voters by a margin of 85 votes, per unofficial tabulation.
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Arbogast
lMfi
Pioneers' Arrival Recalled From 188L Era
Fragmentary OCR notes recall a pioneer family arriving with wife and husband in the 1880s. The brief hints at community memory and historic migration surface through partial phrases.
Janet Gaynor May Not Rejoin Husband in Split
In Los Angeles on December aleAleThe possibility of a reconciliation between Janet Gaynor and her husband Lydell Peck was discussed by friends after their separation. Attorney Lloyd Wright confirmed the break, citing clashes of temperament and professional demands as the cause.
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Janet Gaynor
Hubby
Los Angeles
Jim Star
Lydell Peck
Rerote
Lloyd Wright
Miss Gaynor
Wright
Park
Oakland
Calif
Real Estate Transfers Furnished by Beadle County Abstract
Real estate transfers show John S Pullman to Edward Pullman for Lot 7 in Peterson's addition in Huron. Ferdinand L Class transfers to Pauline Leyhe Seiler, Minneapolis, for Lots 11-14 in Bik 19 and Lots 3-4 in Bik 96 in Huron. Pauline Leyhe Seiler to Ferdinand L Class for Lots 11-14 Bik 19 and Lot 3-4 Bik 96 in Huron.
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Beadle County Abstract and Title Co
John S
Orig
Huron
Audi Hors Resubiv
Outlet
Pauline D
Leyhe Seiler
Ferdinand’ L. Class
Et Px
Co. Auditor's
Salsoda Renowned For Cleaning Bathtub Porcelain
Salsoda is praised for effective cleaning of bathtubs and other porcelain finishes. The product is noted for finishing surfaces cleanly and leaving a polished look. Its popularity highlights its usefulness in bathroom maintenance.
Open Forum on Taxes and the Volume of Sales Tax
Readers debate the effect of a gross receipts tax and a proposed straight retail sales tax. The writer argues that multi stage taxation would raise prices at every step from producer to consumer, urging a single retail tax to satisfy state and local needs.
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Huronite
Ita
Tax Levy For Schools And Township Government Policy
Tax policy discussion argues that levy for schools should not unduly burden farm property. It notes state aid to country schools depends on township high school support and calls for fair taxation amid low prices and national economic pressures. Merrit Fenner remarks.
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Cal
Merrit -Fenner
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