Dreamland wages and dreams in a fragile family
Molly, Ellen, and Myra juggle work and money while their mother’s irresponsibility deepens the strain. Ellen pursues a new night job at a store to cover rent. Myra recalls nine years of stalled love with Bert and fears a future of poverty. The sisters cling to hope of better days as they walk to the subway, debating marriages, dreams, and resilience.
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Myra
Molly Rossiter
Ellen
Mike
Molly
Eden
Wen
Myra Hercely
Raste
Dreamland
Elen
Bert Armstead
Furiour
Myre
Tom Shannenberger
Roosevelt Not For League New Parnas ea N Y
Gov Roosevelt outlined his stance on the League of Nations and European debts at a State Grange meeting. He urged joining the league, opposed canceling debts, and called for a world trade conference to lower tariffs while warning the league now is a European issue.
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League
William Randolph Hearst
Roosevelt
League of Nations
League of Patrons
Woodrow Wilson
Gov
Newton T. Baker
Wilson
Europe
Europa
Dr Anna Hyder of Alcester Dies After Stroke
Alcester resident Dr Anna K Hyder died following a stroke suffered Monday night She was a physician for 35 years and a Northwestern Medical College graduate in 1897 Her husband also practiced locally A son Anton Hyden a physician in Sioux Falls and a daughter Mrs Charlea Beard Evanston IL survive The former Hazel Clark taught at Huron High School for years
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Alcester
Anna KE. Hyden
Anton Hyden
Sioux Fells
Hazel Clark
Huron High School
Rushmore Plans Progress for August Washington Bicentennial
South Dakota ramps up Rushmore preparations with early resumption of gates work and plans to feature Washington figures on the mountain side. Borglum will focus on completing Washingtons figures and removing stone around the head area while South Dakota celebrates the 200th anniversary with pageants, tableaux, rodeos, and Indian spectacles to attract visitors.
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Rushmore
Fon Borglum
Rushmore Memorial
South Dakota
Washington
Borglum
Minnesota and North Dakota Well Drillers Convene Joint Session
In Minneapolis on February 3, K. M. Brown of Fairmont was elected president of the Minnesota Well Drillers Association at its tenth annual convention. Concurrently A. L. Brown of Grand Forks, North Dakota, was chosen head of the North Dakota Well Drillers Association as both states hold a joint session.
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Minneapolis
ML Brown
Fairmont
Minnesota Well Drillers Association
North Dakota
Well Drillers Association
A. L. Brown
Grand Forks
N.D
Hasse Sentenced To Six Months In Jail
Aberdeen February 3 1947 former Brown county auditor Royal A Hasse pleaded guilty to third degree forgery and was sentenced by Judge Howard Babcock to six months in county jail with a fine of 3.23 The jail term was suspended as the judge noted questions about whether the crime was isolated or part of a series. The maximum for third degree forgery is five years in prison. In Park River North Dakota a rural mail carrier Sigrud Gon age 54 was fatally shot Tuesday in his garage from a shotgun discharge in what police call an accidental event.
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Hasse
Aberdeen
Royal A. Hasse
Brown County
Howard Babcock
Babcock
Mads
Park River
N. D
Sigrud Gon
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