Berg Kuhrt Hold Meetings To Tell Cooperative Plan
A. L. Berg president and W J Kuhrt manager explain how the Northwest Grain cooperative and its marketing plan will aid farmers. Meetings set at Redfield State School and Home auditorium February 28 at 1 oclock, with a local Spink county farmers’ committee urging all county farmers to attend. Nine statewide meetings follow from Mobridge February 27 to Watertown March 6 with Berg Kuhrt Hyler slated to speak and discuss cooperative operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Northwest Grain Organization
Northwest Grain Cooperative
A. L. Berg
WJ. Kulert
Spink County Farmers’ Grain Marketing Committee
Spinks County Grain Marketing Committee
Spink County
Qivelve
Glenn Richards
Tulore
Fred Lucks
Joan Noonan, Jr
Frankfort
Ben Cole
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Federal Farm Board
Northwest Grain Association
Baltic
Mobridge
Watertown
Levater
Berg
Northwest
W. J. Kuhrt
Associatiom
Charles Hyler
Farmers Grain Dealers Association
Io Onciny
Pan American Court for International Justice to be housed in Havana
Havana hosts the Pan American Court for International Justice with plans for a dedicated building next year. The seat was chosen two years ago during the sixth Pan American conference, with key figures including Dr. James Brown Scott and Dr. Victor Mauriua contributing to its formation. Cuban officials praise the move as enhancing national dignity and recognizing Cuba’s role as an internationalist nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Havana
Pan-American Court For International Justice
Chban
Cuba
James Brown Scott
Washington
Victor Mauriua
Petru
Antonio Sanchez de Bustament
Hotel Owners Meet For Winter Parley In Aberdeen
Aberdeen February meeting of the South Dakota Hotel association gathered hotel owners and managers with Roger Campbell of Aberdeen as the main speaker. George Rector of the Great Northern line was slated as a special speaker. Officers include Cary E. Nervin of Belle Fourche as president and Mrs. K. Peters of Custer as secretary. The event will close with an evening business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiome
Aberdeen
South Dakota Hotel Association
Roger Campbell
George Rector
M. St. P. and
P. Railroad
Cary E. Nervin
Belle Fourche
K. Peters
Custer
Banavet
Hospital Expansion Proposal for Saint Cloud Veterans Hospital
Washington February 25 A bill introduced by Representative Knutgon Republican Minnesota proposes spending 523000 to add 200 beds to the veterans hospital at Saint Cloud Minnesota The measure seeks to expand capacity to aid veterans statewide and reflects postwar health service needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proposes Hospital
Washington
Veterans Hospital
Saint Cloud
Mian
Knutgon
Minnesota
Weather outlook for VFeather and Huron regions
Fair tonight and Wednesday with a temperature change noted. In South Dakota the forecast calls for mostly fair skies, colder conditions in the southern portion tonight and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
South Portion
Reckless Driving Blamed For Interurban Wreck
Kenosha Wisconsin Feb 25. Railroad officials blame reckless driving by Norman Shinners 21 Milwaukee for the North Shore interurban crash that killed Shinners and his companion Frank Tomczak and injured over 100. Edward R Egger Chicago investigator pins fault on the driver who tried to beat the five car Chicago bound train to a highway crossing. Shinners was hurrying home after visiting his fiancee Jeanette Bohanan 19 near Kenosha. Witnesses say he sped and swung his car around another auto to let trains pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
North Shore
Winter Weather Returns Amid Record Warm February
Storms and blizzards hit the northwest with heavy rain and snow across the Upper Midwest. Minneapolis saw nearly two inches of rain and a sewer flood that trapped four workers, with three missing and feared drowned near the Mississippi River. Local readings show temperatures fluctuating around seasonal norms, forecasting only slight declines in February. Weather officials warn the month may still end as the warmest February on record. observers note a cold snap is possible but unlikely to erase the gain in average temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Pierre
Sioux City
Minnesota
North Dakota
Weather Bureau
ST. Paul
Northwest
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Bismarck
Harl Dillon
Mississippi River
Transplanted eyes may not restore human sight, says Keeler
Boston reports Dr Clyde E Keeler of Harvard Medical School says transplanted eyes show little vision recovery in humans with limited signs in lower animals. He notes no reliable method to measure sight restoration and warns against overinterpretation of frog studies. Mrs Mary Roszelle recovers from fall injuries at Masonic Temple and eyes toward return to Rostelle Beauty Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clyde E. Keeler
Harvard Medical School
Dea
Keeler
Mary Roszelle
Gangsters Open Fire In Hospital Ambush In Chicago
Chicago reports that Frank McErlane known as the tough gangster was shot three times by enemies who entered a private hospital room. He fired back from beneath a pillow wounding assailants as nurses and patients screamed. Police suspect a vendetta tied to his changing alliances with Spike O'Donnell and Joe Saltis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McErlane
Chicago
McEllane
MccErlane
Charles Miller
McErlane
Miller
Joe Saltis
McEclane
Spike” O'Donnell
Mrs J Decker Dies After Illness Near Yale
Mrs Edna Leaver Decker died at Huron Hospital early today after a three month illness. Born in Akron Ohio June 30 1905 she married E J Decker May 7 1927 and lived on a farm northeast of Yale. Survived by husband parents Mr and Mrs A G Leaver Wolsey S D one sister Mrs Annie Vogan Huron six brothers Rob ert Huron Jacob Hitchcock Jesse Wolsey William John and Nick Leaver Detroit. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Wolsey Presbyterian Church with Miss Fanny Wills and Rev J M Tschetter presiding burial Wolsey cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Decker
Huron Hospital
Edna Leaver
Akron Ohio
E. J. Decker
Yale
A. G. Leaver
Wolsey
S. D
Annie Vogan
Huron
Robert Leaver
Jacob
Regional Savings Conference Opens March Fifth to Sixth
New York reports the first of four annual regional savings conferences under the American Bankers Association savings bank division will be held in Tulsa Oklahoma March 5 and 6. Bankers from Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Nebraska North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee and Texas are expected to attend.
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Bankers of Region
New York
Savings Bank Division
American Banker Association
Tulsa
Okla
Marchy
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Farmers Gather For Hills Meeting
Farmers and farm women from across South Dakota convene for the West River Farm Development institute in Rapid City with a three day men’s program and a four day women’s program. Distinguished speakers include Oscar Mathews Ralph Johnston Nick Caspers H M Critchfield and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Cyfy
West River Farm Development Institute
Rapid City
Bell Fourche
City Auditorium
Mabel Rockhill
Belle Fourche
Nella Hinkley
Newell
South Dakota State College
Oscar Hermstad
South Dakota County Agents’ Association
Ralph Johnston
Brookings
Nick Caspers
South Dakota
Oscar Mathews
D.B. Pratt
Belie Fourche
H. M. Critchfield
Spearfish
Lawrence County
Oscar Mills
Wali
A. B. Anderson
The
State College
O. H. Johnson
Pierre
Frank D. Kriebs
State Secretary of Agriculture
Dean C. Larson
Hermn James
South Dakota University
State Department of Agriculture
State College Extension Department
Federal
Ardmore and Newell
Chicago & North Western Railway
Extension Department of State College
State Chamber of Commerce
Associated Commercial Clubs of
Black Hills
Local Chamber of Commerce
Sally Matlock Improves After Appendix Operation
Sally Matlock daughter of Dr and Mrs W L Matlock is reported steadily improving after an operation performed a week ago Saturday for a ruptured appendix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Matlock
W. L. Matlock
114 Girls Have 21 Men From Which To Select Hubbies
Buenos Aires reports Tristan Da Cunha island off South Atlantic with 14 marriageable girls and 21 eligible men. Missioner Rev. Philip Lindsay notes 257 residents, strict piety, self government, communism, one old blunderbuss, no currency, no alcohol, no crime, and no doors with locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
South Atlantic
Asland
Tristan da Cunha
Philip Lindsay
St. Albans
Island Revolt Threatens Vasquez Regime in Dominican Republic
Reports from Santo Domingo describe a northern insurrection tied to Vasquez bid for reelection. Vice President Alfonsees resigns. First Lady seeks refuge at the American Legation. the president flees to a fortress. Elections promised for May 15 amid widespread unrest and reports of Guardia defections and armed clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Horacio Vasquez
Jose D. Alfonsees
Senora de Vasquez
la Opinion
Vasquez
Leon DeJuans
Contin
Couner
Verdier
Ouanaminthe
Dominican Guardia
Dajabon
Massacre River
Ouaminthe
Santiago
Port Au Prince
National Guardia
Cavour A Weier visits Cavour on Saturday
Local business caller Cavour A Weier visits Pearl Creek and Fingerson of Esmond also stops in. New street lights in Cavour glow along the main street at night and residents comment on their neat appearance. Community members and shoppers frequent Huron and Woonsocket areas over the weekend amid town activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
A. Weier
Pearl Creek
S. S. Felmly
F. FE. Johnson
Olive
Soga
Huron
P. d. Carroll
Fingerson
Esmond
John Ohm
Richland Township
M. J. Stevenson
Luzerne Colwell
Central Public Service Company
Woonsocket
Pat Costello
Boeing
Simon Rhoads
Hyuan
George Small
Gale Small
Pauline Edwards
Aberdeen
Clifford Edwards
Leona French
Sheffield
Clifford Dwards
Bert McCarthy
Washington, D.C
Daniel McCarthy
Johnnson
Siow Falls
Hagen
Max Eckman
Minneapolis
War Memorial construction planned in Pierre in 1930
After eleven years of planning, Pierre will start building an $80,000 soldiers and sailors memorial, honoring South Dakota’s World War role. The site is a 300 by 165 foot parcel near the capitol, promised by the Chicago and North Western railway. Architects Blatherwick, Wilcken, and Ewing will design a plan fit to bids within 60 days, with a memorial auditorium and museum in a building housing the historical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
World War Memorial Committee
W. F. Blatherwick
Sioux Falls
Roland R. Wilcken
Watertaywn
James Ewing
Rapid Ci
W. J. Bulow
W. A. Hazel
Aberdeen
L. K. Fox
Bulow
State Historical Department
South Dakota
Former Resident E N Meyers Dies at 58
E N Meyers 58 a former resident of Wolsey South Dakota Sioux City died Monday afternoon after a two week illness He suffered paralysis at Hartley Iowa He worked as a salesman for Johnson Biscuit Co Born September 3 1872 in Mankato Minnesota He lived in Wolsey for 20 years later in Appleton Blinn then Sioux City Surviving are his widow Gertrude Meyers three daughters Linwood Hughes Bernice and Catherine Myers and sister Mrs F C Bager of Huron SD The body lies in W Harry Christy undertaking parlors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Meyers
Wolsey
S. D
Sioux City
Myers
Hartley
Johnson Biscuit Company
Mankato
Minn
S. C
Gertrude Whitney
Appleton
Blinn
Gertrude Meyers
Linwood Hughes
Bernice
Catherine Mmeyers
F.C. Bager
Huron
W. Harry Christy
No Profits Left In Spanish Smuggling
Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port on the Franco-Spanish frontier no longer sees profitable smuggling. Once bustling dealings in cattle, brandy, wool, and casino nights have faded as fluctuating exchange rates deter smugglers. Customs officers report little activity as the town’s smuggling past fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint-Jean-Pied-De-Port
France
Paris
Madrid
Find Gangster's Body In Quick Lime Crypt
Gary Indiana February 25 The reason Paul Perconti failed to telephone his wife Tuesday afternoon at 5 30 was that he was dead shot to death a victim of the Cuypeland gangs His body was found late yesterday buried in a quick lime crypt sealed with fresh cement under the floor of an abandoned barn 12 miles east of Gary The finding of Perconti s bloodstained clothes and revolver was part of the search in that neighborhood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Mnd
Paul Perconti
Cuypeland
Perconti
Manuel Richest Royalty Member Maintains Exiled Wealth
Former King Manuel of Portugal, dethroned in 1910, is cited as the world’s richest royalty with an estimated fortune around GB 50 million. He oversees holdings in Portuguese, British, and French companies and owns jewels, art, tapestries, coins, and oil paintings. His income from estates in Portugal reportedly exceeds 1 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waladjian
Associated Press
Lisbon
Manuel of
Portugal
London
Manuel
Auvelia
France
Carmona
England
Dybassy
Republic
Boy Killed and Girl Blinded in Booze Tragedy
In Los Angeles area a 16-year-old high school student died a 17-year-old girl went blind and two other boys fell ill after a party where liquor was served. Police hunt a 19-year-old bootlegger as six youths rode in a car and drank during a late night joy ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Donald Ashworth, Jr
Charles Post
Paul Phelps
Lyie
Annabelle Miller
Evelyn Cameron
Norwalke
Marie Bent
L. T. Eubanks
Miss Bent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Webster
Mitchell
Winner
Madison
Yrol Farm Board
Corn Belt Federation of Farm Organizations
Farm Board
Vfeather
Mr. Fracture
Thaddeus Fancher
Crown Point
Saltis
O'Donnell
J. Decker
Wolsey Presbyterian Church
Odock
West River Institute
Little
Waders' Ion
Miami Beach
Vasquez Fears Island
Giles
L. C. Morrison
State Department of Legion
E. N. Myers
F. C. Bager
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