Answer In Insurance Case Involving Farm Fire
Sioux Falls Feb 20 Answer filed in federal court in the case of L T Johnson of near Mitchell against Alliance Insurance of Pedro and Metropolitan Life Insurance of New York. The suit seeks 6700 for farm buildings burned May 19 1931. Metropolitan Life holds mortgage on the farm. The answer disputes the claim as farm property and says one building was a commercial milk processing site with high hazard. It also alleges a boiler without damper or spark arrester near wooden roofs violated policy terms, voiding coverage.
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Sioux Falls
Federal Court
L. T. Johnson
Near Mitchell
Allliance Insurance Company
Priadetobis
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mr. Johnson
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Daddy Long Legs Returns to Bijou in Muron
Janet Gaynor stars as Judy in Daddy Long Legs with Warner Baxter as Daddy Long Legs. The film, shown previously at the Huron theater, is returning Wednesday and Thursday for local audiences. The story follows an orphan girl who finds happiness after hardships, with supporting cast Una Merkel John Arledge Claude Gillingwater Kathryn Williams and others.
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Daddy Long Legs
Maddy Long Legs
Janet Gaynor
Muron
Bijou
Huron
Huron High School
Miss Gaynor
Judy
Warner Baxter
Una Merkel
John Arledge
Claude Gillingwater
Kathryn Williams
Elizabeth Patterson
Louise Glosser Hale
Effie Ellsker
Day Heads Press Past Presidents Elect In South Dakota
Goaries M. Day of the Sioux Falls Argus Leader was elected chief of the South Dakota Press Past Presidents association at a meeting in Sioux Falls. Carton L. Bates of the Redfield Journal-Observer was named scribe. no other officers were chosen. The list of past presidents present includes John H. Craig Woonsocket News Carmen L. Bates and others.
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Sioux Falls
Goaries M. Day
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
South Dakota Press
Carton L. Bates
Redfield Journal-Observer
Scribe
Argent
South Dakota Press Association
John H. Craig
Tripp Ledger
E. B. Oddy
Woonsocket News
Carmen L. Bates
Robert Schaber
Hudson Hudsonite
Dean Trippler
Canova Herald
L. W. Robinson
Mitchell Gazette
J. F. Halladay
Iroquois Chief
Charles McCaffree
Pierre
Caspar Nohner
Hayti Times-Herald
T. W
Clark High Swaps District Debate Title in North Dakota Style
Clark high school will represent the fifth district in the state debate tournament at Vermillion in March. The Clark negative team of Helen Teenan and Dale Fuller defeated the Redfield pair Avanelle Speight and Bernardine Hansen in the final here, judges voting Clark two to one.
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Clark
Redfield
Clark High School
Vermillion
Helen Teenan
Dale Fuller
Avanelle Speight
Bernardine Hansen
Superintendents Meet In Huron County Circuit
County superintendents from Deuel Codington Clark Spink Faulk Potter Sully Stanley Hughes Hyde Hand Beadle will meet in Huron next Wednesday and Thursday to discuss taxing action and changes in the course social studies for grades one to eight. E C Giffen will explain the new curriculum and other education matters at the courthouse meeting.
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Huron County
Huron-Watertown- Pierre
Huron
E. C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Department of Education
H. L. Hurley
Beadle County
Court House
Deuel
Codington
Clark
Spink
Faulk
Potter
Sully
Stanley
Hughes
Hyde
Hand
Beadle
Merchant Convicted Of Receiving Stolen Goods
Ben Marcovitz a Bismarck merchant was found guilty by a district court jury of receiving stolen property tied to a December poultry theft. Sentence set for Tuesday. Three accomplices already serve penitentiary terms. Marcovitz admitted buying turkeys but claimed no knowledge they were stolen.
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Bismarck
WN. D
Ben Marcovitz
Marcovite
E. D. Ditch
Tom Brown
Hugh Caya
France To Campaign In North Dakota Primary
Joseph I. France former Maryland senator will campaign for the presidency in North Dakota on March 6 with H N Tucker his campaign manager saying France is filed as a Republican candidate in the state preference primary on March 15.
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France
N. D
Valley City
Joseph I. France
Maryland
North Dakota
H. N. Tucker
Editors Conclude Annual Meeting in Sioux Falls
South Dakota editors closed the 12th annual mid winter meeting in Sioux Falls after observing the golden jubilee of the association. H H Heath was elected president succeeding G G Warner who becomes vice president with Casper Nohner leaving the post. Miller Man John H Craig was re elected secretary treasurer and new executive committee members were named. A motion urged advertisers to resist reduced appropriations amid proclaimed distress in the state.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
H. H. Heath
The
Artesian Commonwealth
State Association
G. G. Warner
Times
Gregory
Warner
Press Association
Casper Nohner
Hayti
Miller
John H. Craig
Tripp Ledger
C. BE. Sanders
Canton News
Centerville Journal
W. G. Tamblvn
Ber
Tysell
Britton
Harold Carpenter
Beresford
Watertown
Opinion invitation for Watertown mid summer session
Editors invited to Watertown for a 193 percent mid-summer session but no action was taken. Albert Evans, Red Cross state director, predicted South Dakota to recover from drought and grasshopper damage despite relief reports. He spoke before the South Dakota Press Association as heavy snow complicates farmer problems but may aid crops and forage next season.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Albert Evans
Red Cross
South Dakota Press Association
Minnesota Farmers to Get Drought Aid
ST. PAUL February 20 The state executive council approved immediate relief for western Murray and eastern Pipestone counties hit by a severe summer drought. Five thousand dollars will be distributed at once with 90 families needing food for themselves and livestock and another 500 families expected to require feed before spring.
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ST. Paul
Murray
Pipestone
Ball Club Collision Lawsuit In Minneapolis
Mrs Agnes Hicks sues the Minneapolis ball club for 20000 dollars claiming a ball struck her with injurious force as she walked past the park last September. The incident involved a ball that sailed over the fence and was ruled a foul.
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Sues Ball Club
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Baseball Club
Agnes Hicks
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