Norbeck Calls For Sugar Beet Bounty Plan
Washington February 21 Special Senator Peter Norbeck urged a bounty or tariff shield to help sugar beet growth in western South Dakota. He warned that tariffs favor cane sugar from Cuba and tropical islands, urging subsidy directly from the treasury or protective duties to boost beet production on irrigated Belle Fourche project lands and reduce consumer costs.
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Washington
South Dakota
Sunshine
United States
Peter Norbeck
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Norbeck
Cuba
Tropics
Treasury
Congress
South Delon
Belle Fourche
Islands
New York
Philippine Islands
Tar- RT Bi Mo
Bout Dakota
South Kota
City Briefs Move to Vermilion and Local Notices
Mrs John A Tolmie and Miss Merce des Johns depart for Vermilion to attend the State University game and the Military ball. A son is born to Mr and Mrs C R Tolmie Huron hospital. Several residents report travel for visits, a carnival at Congregational church, and a fall injuring Mary Roszelle in the Masonic building. Additional notes include births at Harvon hospital and local ad notices for groceries and gas.
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John A Tolmie
Mercedes Johns
Vermillion
State University
C. R
Hecla
Huron Hospital
Gus Ferber
Milbank
Suk Searf
Niblo
Niblo’s Gas Station At‘ 4Th and Tlinois S. W. 2-21-27 Adv ¢ Mrs. J. C. Shirley
Virginia
Modesto
Cal
Congregational Church
Bacment
Cecil Buck
Second Street Southwest
Harvon Hospital
Fred Hollis
Yankton
Mary Roszelle
Roszelle
E. A. Tolland
Illnois Avenue
Lloyd M. Doyle
Arcade
22,000 More Vehicles Registered This Year
Pierre February 21. South Dakota motor vehicle registrations surpass last year by over 22,000 with totals to yesterday at 438,080 including 122,951 autos and 13,709 trucks. 1929 figures were 116,202 that date and total 205,000 for the year. Officials forecast most registrations completed by late February.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Andrew Marvick
Pioneer General Mark W. Sheafe Dies at 86 in Watertown
Gen Mark W Sheafe a South Dakota pioneer and Civil War veteran died at his Watertown home aged 86 from age related infirmities and a paralysis stroke. He served as brigadier general in the Spanish American War and led the first brigade in the second army corps. He helped develop Dakota freight and steamboat traffic and once ran cattle in western South Dakota. A Democrat who refused his own pension and donated it to a Confederate soldiers home he was honored with a gold medal by Gov Bulow. No funeral plans announced.
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Watertown
Mark W. Sheafe
South Dakota
Sheafe
McKinley
Camp Olger
Dakota Territory
Sioux City
Jefferson
S. C
Elkton
Missouri
Pierre
United States Land Office
Cleveland
Bulow
Minnehaha County Roadways Closed To Heavy Traffic
Sioux Pals Feb 21. To protect roads from frost damage Minnehaha county surfaced highways will close to heavy traffic starting tomorrow. County highway superintendent C T Charnock announced that trucks and buses with gross loads of
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Sioux Pals
Minnehaha
C. T. Charnock
Lincoln County Highways Closed as Frost Recedes
More than 10,000 will not be permitted on highways as warm weather continues and frost thaws. Lincoln county highways were closed Thursday amid improving road conditions and concerns over traffic restrictions during the thaw period.
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Lincoln County
Suspected Slayer Of Boy Still Free
Edgar Munn of Sioux Falls is at large after a shooting spree on the Charles Drake farm in Dexter Minnesota that left Albert Drake 14 dead, Rika Drake 18 injured, and Mrs. Drake wounded. Munn was last traced to Oelwein Iowa and Waterloo Iowa, with authorities across Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska pursuing him. Radio stations in Des Moines Omaha and St Paul have broadcast his description.
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Dexter
Minn
Edgar Munn
Sioux Falls
Albert Drake
Charles Drake
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Rika
Albert
Rochester Hospital
Charles ‘Drake
Munn
Oelwein
Waterloo
Hayfield
Des Moines
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Smogard In Critical Condition At Rochester Hospital
Theodore Smogard, head of the Huron Furnace Co., is reported in very serious condition at Colonial Hospital in Rochester Minnesota after a month of illness from influenza complications. An operation planned for yesterday was postponed. He was taken to Rochester four days ago.
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Theodore Smogard
Huron Furnace Company
Colonial Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Vaan
Stmogard
Radio Announcer Revels In Noise Focuses On Sound Lab
New York radio figure Harry Swan builds voices from a vast noise lab at CBS studios. He can replicate dogs, humans, and multiple characters in a single broadcast, aiming to be a renowned radio character actor. His workshop brims with odd items from bells to strawberry boxes and discarded toys.
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New York
Harry Swan
CBS
Mr. Swan
CBS Fargely
Mr. Swans
Swan Sound Effects Founder Tests Devices On Air
The passage describes Swan purchasing sound effects on personal expeditions and testing items by shaking them in stores to judge noise. He avoids radio pretests, relying on instinct from a career starting as a drummer, and prefers broken items that produce desired sounds.
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Harry
Swan
Mr. Swan
Curator Aims to Start Museums for Children Worldwide
Anna Billings Gallup, curator of the Brooklyn Children's Museum, envisions creation of children's museums in every community. The Brooklyn museum is noted as the first of its kind globally.
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Museums
New York
Anna Billings Gallup
Brooklyn Children's Museum
Brooklyn style children's museum spreads to Bombay city
The movement has spread to many cities with museums for children. Bombay now houses a pattern based on the Brooklyn museum. Last year 400000 children attended courses in biology astronomy and science plus field trips. Miss Gallup has served 28 years. Langdon Kihri, known for Indian portraits in New York, drew early inspiration there. In 1891 Congress funded $10000 to bombard clouds to induce rain.
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Bombay
India
Brooklyn Museum
Miss Gallup
W. Langdon Kihri
New York
Brooklyn Children's Museum
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England
Lennex
Perriton
Horgn
Best Pharmacy
Hubby
Boy Still Free
Smogard
A.B. LS Department
Cee
Nash
Bindy’s
Dakota Ave. S
Supreme Cookies
Fairway Coffee
Cpe Correr
Crosley
Crosley Company
Jin Bankrantev
Aupre~ye
Costain Music Store
Rvice
All Makes of Radio
Dr. Hagman
Costain Music Co
Huron, So
Dak
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