Legion Men To Frolic Tonight Honors Haron Post Commanders
An American Legion event tonight at the Haron post hall features former commanders with Dr. L Hi Schmidt Faulkton as headlining speaker introduced by Leo A Tommey. Past commanders preside, refreshments by Marshall O Neal and Charles McWeeny, whist and cards planned, meeting starts 6 o clock, postponed from January due to bad weather.
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Lestonnaires
Tanishts
William Reaves
Haron
L Hi Schmidt -Faulkton
State Department
Schmidt
Leo A Tommey
A. L.sewell
Marshall O'Neal
Charles McWeeny
T. A. Zierke
American Legion Hall
Schmid
Pheasant Drive Urges Help From Sportsmen
Carl Voigt, president of the Beadle Walton League, repeats a plea for donations to fund a pheasant conservation drive amid scarce feed due to wintry weather. Beadle County farmers are praised for wintering pheasants, but outside aid is needed to prevent wildlife losses. The federal shelterbelt agency and Huron CCC Camp 2770 have built eight shelter shelters. funds will support ongoing conservation efforts. Contributions can be left at Security National Bank or with E. J. Calendine at the Dakota Central Telephone office.
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Carl Voigst
Insale Walton League
Gay
Velat
Beadle County
Oy Voigt
Federal Shelterbelt Agency
Huron CCC
Walton League
Voigt
Security National Bank
E. J. Calendine
Jozal Walton
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Plums Chosen For Drying Prunes Without Fermenting
A note explains that only plums suitable to dry without fermenting are used in making prunes for cake or baking. The process aims for preserved fruit texture and flavor without fermentation steps.
Talk Farm Program At Cavour Meeting
At a Cavour session the discussion centered on the 1937 agricultural conservation program. The meeting, the second Beadle County gathering, postponed the election of the community committee and will be rescheduled pending better weather and highway conditions. Barthell was named district committee chairman in Huron, placing him on the county board of directors. More meetings hinge on favorable travel and weather.
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Wouter
Cavour
L. Ly ‘Ladd
Beadle County
Huron
Barthell
Ladd
Vienna Sails for Edward in Royal Mayhem
Vienna reports Edward of Windsor may enter the city’s season as he contemplates social life beyond seclusion. He told guests at a British legation musicale that only formalities of Mrs. Wallis Simpson’s divorce would free him to wed. Edward aims to shed the recluse image, yet anticipates a final glare of publicity before moving on to a quieter life.
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Vienna
Edward of Windsor
Enzesfeld
Windsor
South Dakota House Approves Furnish Mansion Funding
In Pierre, a $9,000 appropriation to furnish the governor’s mansion passed the House 25 to 19 after a Democratic block in the Senate previously blocked a $13,300 amount. Debate featured sharp exchanges between parties as Republicans argued the past administration should be helped out while Democrats pointed to broader budget concerns.
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State Senate
Bush
Conover
Hammer
Nickisch
Painter
Welch
Nathaniel Nickisch
Bowdle
Sigoroua
L. A. Johnson
de Smet
Sen. Johnson
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Nitkisch
Johnson
Sen
LM. Sim
Belle Fourche
J. B. Pointer
War Vets Oppose Proposed Change at Regular Meeting
Forrest McMullen Post No X78 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars recorded opposition to any change in the veterans preferment law as written in state statute. The post resolved to forward this stance to Pierre and against HB 43 amendments while pledging $25 for Red Cross relief and arranging future meetings at Dexter Hall. Mess Sergeant C E Buchanan and kitchen staff provided lunch followed by evening whist.
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Forrest McMullen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Germany
Pierre
Red Cross
Hot Springs
Dexter Hall
C. E. Buchanan
Lindberghs To Leave For Tripoli Today
Charles A Lindbergh and his wife plan departure from Rome for Tripoli today after a birthday visit in the Eternal City. The aviator, marking his 50th year, noted the journey follows a year of notable aerial feats and visits to historic sites with his companion in a trip that reflects their ongoing travels.
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Lindberghs
Tripoli
Rome
Charles Augustus" Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Flight plan hints at Tripoli visit to Italo Balbo
The report says a late day flight to Tripoli is planned to meet Italo Balbo, Italy’s top airman and Libya’s governor. Observers expect the Lindberghs to spend several days in the Libyan colony before continuing from England to Egypt. The incident mentions Lindy’s birthday wish for privacy and Mus solini era guard details.
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Tripoli
Italo Balbo
Italy
Sourass
Lindberghs
Libya
Gen. Balbo
England
Egypt
Janicus Jum Hill
Lindy
Rome
Mussolini
Flood Relief Funds Mount in Beadle County
Beadle County Red Cross headquarters in Huron reports rising flood aid receipts led by contributions from surrounding communities. Nora Hogan notes donations from Bonita Wessington Hitchcock Yale Sand Creek Township and Forrest McMullen Post VFW bring the county toward a 575 goal, with optimism for doubling the quota while urging continued support as river valley needs grow.
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Beadle County Red Cross
Huron
Nora’ Hogan
County
Red Cross
Bonita
Wessington
Hitchcock
Yale
Sand
Creek Township
Forrest McMullen Post
Vettrans
Foreign Wars
Frigid Weather Continues In Huron South Dakota
February kept frigid temps with sub zero readings across Huron and central South Dakota. Highway crews worked to reopen snow blocked arterial routes as federal meteorologists forecast rising temperatures and cloud cover with new snow expected Friday. Federal Highway 14 reported opening east from Huron toward Brockings after a week of general tie ups.
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Huron
South Dakota
Weather Bureau
B. BR
Laskowski
W. A. Arns
Tnd
Brockings
Railroads, Highways Hit By Snowbound Blockades
Blockades between Deamer and Rake halted travel as snowbound conditions closed routes west of Huron and near Miller, Wessington. Motorists were advised to detour via Redfield to reach Aberdeen while Highway 37 south of Huron to Mitchell remained passable. north of Huron, conditions worsened. Rail service faced delays with G and N W trains late and the 12:45 p m Great Northern passenger to Watertown canceled. a Watertown to Twin Cities train was expected near schedule. Buses operated on reduced schedules and doubt lingered over east and northbound service.
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Deamer
Rake -Preaton
Huron
Pierre
Miller
Wessington
Aberdeen
Tia Redfield
Mitchel
Here
Hurt Ayres
Great Northern
Watertown
Twin Cities
Pope Pius Works On Radio Address
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII, 33d International Eucharistic Congress in Manila, nearly free of pain after two months of illness, preparing a radio address and blessing. Doctors say his general condition remains unchanged and a late night is described as a fairly cash for t able night.
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Pope Pius
Vatican City
Popy
Pius XT
Manila
Aminta Milani
Holiness
Adterika: Quick Science to Rid Gas and Toxins
An old style advertisement claims gas is stored in the stomach and upper intestines, tied to constipation and harmful bacteria. It promotes Adlerika as a non g r i p e laxative that cleanses both upper and lower bowels to relieve gas and systemic poisoning, with Sherman Moe Druggists.
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CAS
Adiérika
Sherman & Moe
Ady
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Huron Post
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Fairmont Creamery CO
SO. Dak
Laurence S. Betts
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