Fragmentary note on town upkeep and merchant lines
A fragment discusses merchandise lines and service branches, suggesting a need to maintain towns and noting their fine purposes. The text implies accountability and strategic value of local commerce and civic upkeep without detailing concrete actions or events.
Radio Schedule Framed By City Stations And Programs
Central time list details various radio stations KEW WEM WLS WOR etc broadcasting schedules by hour. Includes orchestras, reviews, news, night hours, and special programs across Chicago and other cities with named programs and hosts.
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Associated Press
KEW
Chicago
Uncle Bob
Circus
Challenger Orchestra
Orchester
Slusher
Lusemnia Clu Wem
Horal Catadiana
WENK
Sid Tils
Farmer Rush
Wex-Wee
Quin
Nighthawks
Almenak
Floorwalker
Charles
EL Hughes
Paris
Theater Gang
Cine
Livestock Service
Quakers
Little Symphony
Sic
Orchestra
Ochestra Chore
Mu- Stack Exchange Gane
South Dakota Chemical Research Push Faces Budget Hurdles
Historian notes in The Huronite discuss McGinity's resolution urging state inquiry into agricultural waste by products for industrial use, potential cellulose markets, and the need for a $10,000 yearly start. The piece argues for local industry balance, cites Ames Iowa and State College research, and warns legislature may not fund initial studies. It also laments small towns losing theaters and doctors without sound local investment.
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McGinity
Senate
I. J. McGinity
Lebanon
South Dakota
State College
Commonwealth
Svera
Ames
Iowa
Dakota
McGinnty
Senate of
House of Representatives
Board of Regents
State v
Salon
Sanon
Banks join First National group in the northwest
Two South Dakota banks the First National at Lead and the First National of Deadwood join a growing regional banking group. Starting with eight top northwest banks led by a large Minneapolis institution, the alliance now includes twelve. Officials say the move aims for mutual growth and stability, though the benefit remains uncertain.
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South Dakota
First National
Lead
Deadwood
Minneapolis
Northwest
State park plan for South Dakota proposed
The Custer state park board has submitted to the legislature a special report on establishing state parks in the eastern part of the state. It outlines four regional park proposals, each covering about 4,000 acres, plus additional potential sites along lakes and river areas. The plan aims to create a foundation for a broader system serving large statewide groups and future growth, with expected public enjoyment and welfare benefits.
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Watertown
Custer State Park Bord
Marshall County
James River
Sanborn County
Huron
Mitchell
Brown and Spink
Big Stone Lake
South Dakota
Government should stay out of corn stalk paper plan
A congressman from Illinois opposes government backed experimental corn stalk paper plants in the corn belt. He argues private capital will act faster if not stifled by government competition and wasteful spending. He notes corn stalk paper is established but wood pulp remains cheaper, delaying wider use without private investment.
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Sovernment
Brookings Register
Illinois
Schall
Minnesota
McMaster
South Dakota
Ineis
Register
Travisties on Politics by Walted Travis in Bulow era
The piece notes Governor Bulow’s bed stay during the legislative session giving political leverage to his position. It discusses Farmers Union influence, and laments a weaker pace of sensational acts by lightning rod candidates. It reflects on legislative dynamics and bedbound leadership shaping tactics and public perception.
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W. J. Bulow
Crill
Fred Rowe
United States
Sesson
Auction Sale Postponed After Storm In Huron Area
Twenty years ago today in Huron the auction sale of Frank Lyon stock and farm machinery near Huron was postponed to March 1 due to a storm. Mrs G D Smith hospitalized in Madison for five weeks returned home improved. Senator M L Tobin visited the city and then proceeded to Pierre. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Will Doland. Trains from east and south ran late Tuesday morning. Charles Bowen and family visited the Yeager home before leaving Wednesday. J N Searles joins Hagen in Seneca to form Hagen and Searles. John F Costello plans rebuilding after fire and reopening his business. W J Rosaman begins travel for Huron Marble and Granite Works as I F Cole leads the firm north on his second trip.
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Frank Lyon
Huron
G. D. Smith
Madison
M. L. Tobin
Biksin Parson
Pierre Tuesay
Will
N. A. Hagen
Hagen & Searles
John F. Costello
Cavour
Huronite
Costella
W. J. Rosaman
New
Huron Marble and Granite Works
I. F. Cole
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