So Red the Rose comes to Huron Opera House tomorrow
Amusements in Huron previews So Red the Rose at the Opera House, a King Vidor directed Civil War drama based on Stark Young, starring Margaret Sullavan and Randolph Scott. The film portrays Southern life before and after the war, with scenes of Be dford family plantations, Confederate enlistment, and re-enactments of Shiloh, supported by lavish costumes and a backdrop of the old South, plus promotional tie ins. Also showing Nevada starring Buster Glen, Kathleen Burke, Monte Blue, and a wild west plot of cattle thieves, with a stage show by Huron College talent tonight and two other film features at the State theatre.
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Yuron
Stark Young
Margaret Sullavan
Randolph Loft
South
Walter Connolly
Janet Beecher
Mary Cherry
Ok Jody
Hook
Elizabeth Patterson
Harry Ellerbe
Miss Sullavan
Bedford
Bhiloh
Southert
Third South
Nevada
Larry
Buster
Deadbe
Kathleen Burke
Monte Blue
Reyer
Horton
Glenn Edikson
Khnown
Arizona
Ho Faragus
Crabbe
Island of Lost Souls
Ste Kbove
Huron Collenr
Scottie Dexter
Azana Forms New Left Republic Cabinet in Spain
Madrid February 20 Manuel Azana completed formation of a new left republic cabinet to end the government crisis after Sunday’s election. The 13-member ministry includes nine left republican posts with two union republicans and one independent. Prime Minister Amma had already started assembling the lineup within hours after being tasked by President Alcala Zamora.
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Spain
Madrid
Manuel Azana
Amma
Spanish Republic
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Manuel
Portela Validares
Government Center
Azana
Mexican Railway Strike Delayed After Breakthrough Agreement
In Mexico City a long bargaining session led to an eleventh hour accord ending a planned strike on the Southern Pacific railway of Mexico. About four thousand railroad workers were told by telegraph to resume duties at noon, avoiding disruption to train schedules.
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Mexico City
Southern Pacific Railway of
Mexico
Weather Summary and Local Forecast
Weather data shows high of 70 and low of 2h for February records with precipitation totals and sun timing. Forecast for Huron area calls for fair, cold tonight and Friday, with generally fair conditions across South Dakota and Minnesota, a chance of snow in the southwest.
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Huron
South Dakota
Jgowaa
Minnesota
Weather And Roads Update For South Dakota Cities
The Associated Press reports cold conditions with mixed cloud cover and road conditions varying by city. Sioux Falls shows heavy roads with cloudy skies and low around 1 while Brookings is clear at -18, Pierre clear at 15, Watertown clear at -16, Aberdeen clear at -13, Mitchell clear near 2, Yankton clear near -9, Rapid City cloudy at 0, and Huron clear at 12. Precipitation totals include Sioux Falls 0.22 inches, Brookings 0.22, Pierre 0.02, Watertown 0.11, Aberdeen 0.10, Mitchell trace, Yankton trace, Huron 0.06.
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Sioux Falls
Brookings
Pierre
Watertown
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Yankton
Rapid City
Fair Huron
Owen
Watertowm
Aberdeen Trace
Michell
Yankton Trace
Huron
Former Circuit Judge Is Dead In Pierre
Pierre, Feb 20. Lorine Ellis Gaffy a pioneer lawyer and former judge of the sixth judicial circuit died after a long illness. A lifelong Republican worker and influential figure in Pierre, he served as Hughes county state attorney and later 06th circuit judge for nearly thirteen years. He helped secure Pierre as the state capital and held leadership roles in insurance and legal circles. He was a Mason Elks member and had three marriages with no children.
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Loring Ellis Gaffy
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Lorine Ellis Garty
Tega
South Dakota
Republican Party
Clinton County
New York
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Deadwood
Grand Island
Neb
Gaffy
Hughes County
Sixth Judicial Circuit Court
Jutze Gaffey
L. Stephens
Stephens
Fannie B. Price
Adelaide Warwick
Esther EB. Luebke
Akron strike talks falter as Goodyear plants shut
T W Chap pel, a Taber conciliator from Washington, tried to break the deadlock between striking Goodyear workers and the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Heavy massed pickets blocked entrances to three plants and the general offices. More than 300 workers remained inside while production was at a standstill.
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Akron
T. W. Chappel
Department of Taber
Washington
Goodyear 1 Tire Sad Rubber Company
Dle
City Briefs Note Movements Of Residents And Visitors
City briefs recount moves and visits of locals and relatives. Manuel H Reinstma Jr transfers from Hot Springs Ark Fitzsimmons Denver to continue Army Navy hospital care after prior stay in Bismarck N D and Madison Wis. Various residents travel, visit, or announce family events including a Scarecrow Creeps event at St Teresa’s School and a death in Canton.
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Army and Navy 4
Hot Springs
Ark
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
Reinstrma
Bismarck
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F. H. Crawford
Madison
Wis
Karon
Charles Hickox
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Los Angeles
R. A. Buchanan
Huron
Buchanan
Clarence Dake
Wessington
Jacob M. Stahl
Washington, D. C
Seil Conservation Service
Stahl
Winner, S. de Thrills
St. Teresa's School
Sun
del Donahey
Mason City
Red Self
Gus Bonamie
Baby
Huron Hospital
Fasteeth powder promises all-day secure dentures
An old advertisement touts Fasteeth powder as tightening false teeth, reducing slipping, and eliminating gummy pasty feel. It claims sweetens breath and provides all-day comfort, with praise from users and dentists and availability from druggists in multiple prices.
Storm hardships told in S D blizzard tales from 1888 pale
Wessington Springs residents recount hardships from the past month, focusing on Laurence Anderson and Jim Petrosky who attempted to deliver coal to four tons of fuel for three families on February 16. The truck became buried in deep snow, wheels dragging on drifts, and both men faced bitter cold as they sought shelter and fuel through the night.
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Wessington Springs
Unity
Laurence Anderson
Jim Petrosky
Scwrm
Anderson
Petrosky
Vasoo
Farmer Trapped by Cold Return Without High Coal
A report notes a farmer forced to return home that evening due to deadly conditions, losing access to coal and leaving a single Inss horse behind as he retreated from the field.
Women Stole Washingtons Clothes Find In Fredericksburg
Local historian Chester B. Godrick notes a perplexing incident in Fredericksburg Virginia dated February involving women’s alleged thefts of items attributed to Washington. The unusual tale centers on missing apparel linked to the national figure, prompting inquiries by residents and historians.
Record of clothes theft during Washington river swim
In reviewing old records a man named George Washington one noted clothes were stolen while swimming in the Rappahannock river near his home. Two women were found guilty with one turning state's witness and receiving a suspended sentence while the other received 13 lashes.
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George Washington
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