Senate Passes Farm Board Wheat Loan Distribution Plan
The Senate approved a bill to distribute 5 million bushels of Farm Board wheat to destitute farmers in South Dakota and the central northwest. Red Cross will handle distribution to drought and grasshopper affected families and livestock, with 19 900 families aided according to Senator Norbeck.
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Senate
Washington
South Dakota
Northwest States
Red Cross
House
Peter Nor~beck
Republcan
Bulow
Thorny
Agriculture Committee
Norbeck
Northwest
Pierre
Farm Board
Green
Hyde
State Rural Credits Department
Christopher Zon
Mc Hyde
Christopherson
Williamson
Johnson
Ome
Black Hills Pioneer Dies From Influenza
Spearfish South Dakota February 2 Louisa Brown first white woman to enter Spearfish valley died at her home after a siege of influenza. She was believed near 90. She lived on the Tinton road since 1877 with multiple marriages. her second husband is dead about 25 years. She was a cousin of Samuel Clemmons known as Mark Twain. Her one wish was to attend the golden wedding anniversary of friends tomorrow.
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Spearfish
S. D
Louisa Brown
Spearfish Valley
Daar
William Clemmons
Tinton Road
Clemmons
A. T. Adams
Death
Weather one Huron fair tonight and Friday
Fair tonight and Friday with mild temperatures overall. Northern and western portions may see cooler conditions tonight and into Friday. Delivery service information appears garbled and is not a confirmed forecast detail.
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Huron
Parsons Hearing In Huron On Liquor Transport Charges
George Parsons and his wife Mev erette Parsons, held on $2000 and $500 bonds, face a hearing before U S Commissioner John P Sauer in Huron on charges of transporting and possessing intoxicating liquor. Arrested near Arlington, 29 gallons were seized from their car. The haul valued at about 100 dollars was described as among the largest ram runner seizures in the area.
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George Parsons
Huron
Meverette Parsons
Liberty
U. S
John P. Sauer
Arlington
Parsons
Max Rohghl
Leo A. Temmey
United States District Attorney's Office
State Theatre Project Begins At Union Co operative Store
Work converting the Union Cooperative store building into the State Theatre will start shortly. D C Sargent of the State Theatre corporation announced the contract for construction has been let to the Huron Construction Company.
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Union Co-Operative Store
State Theatre
D. C. Sargent
Te State Theatre Corporation
Huron Construction Company
Sargent
Prison Football Heist Shocks Inmate Camp
Warden Hill at the Illinois state penitentiary lined up inmates and declared that one thief stole the prison football and two football uniforms. He warned that if the culprit does not return the items there will be no more football played.
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Joliet, Ill
Hill
State Penitentiary
Feed Relief Fund Passes $1.50 Mark In Beadle County
Beadle county records show the Mayor's Feed Relief fund totaling 1585.75 with $500 more sent to Mitchell headquarters of the American Red Cross. Treasurer Gannaway noted five carloads of feed arrived in the county bringing relief feed to 4 cars, with three at Yale and two at Huron. Farmers urged to contact local Red Cross representatives as donations continue and a benefit dance raised funds.
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Townsend
Beadle County
Register of Deeds Office
Grand Forks
Anna E. Payson
Register of Deeds
Ers
Red Cross
George C. Hunt
Hunt
Crésé
Huron
Lois Gannaway
Mitchell
American Red Cross
Gartnaway
South Dakota
Yale
George A. Youe
Co-Operative Club
KGDY
Leo A. Temmey
American Legion
J. T. McCullen, Jr
J. A. Churchill
Rotary Club
Gannaway Today
Joe Dausa
O. S. Ferry
Harry F
Vonderhaar
Anonymous
Daniel
Model Steam Laundry
Pat's Corner
Loyal Order of
Reds Cross
Regular Republican Delegates and Alternates Named
Max Rayhl secretary of the South Dakota Republican committee announced a slate of un instructed delegates and alternates for the national convention. Names include Royal C. Johnson M Day Chambers Kellar Al Adams E B Adams W H Pringle Mrs E F Wilson L W Robinson W C Herman E M Mumford H Iumd and John A Roland John T Medin Charles A Davis Fred Dunham Henson Williamson Dew Bridge A B Gunderson George Rice Jr Fiandreau petitions already go out for the spring primary. Five delegates moved from the progressive list endorsed at the Lincoln Day dinner in Huron.
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Max Rayhl
South Dakota Republican Committee
Royal C. Johnson
Aberdeen
M. Day
Sioux Falls
Chambers Kellar
al J. Adams
Sisseton
E. B. Adama
Ise
H. Pringle
Pierre
E. F
A. B. Gunderson
Vermillion
George Rice
Fiandreau
Royhl
Huron
H G Shober
al Adams
E. B Adams
Shober
Free Haircuts For Huron Needy In Six Week Campaign
Journeymen's Barber Union and Associated Master Barbers announce 10 more free haircuts for needy residents of Huron over the next six weeks. Tickets available at Associated Charities in city hall. redeemable at Huron shops on February 28, March 14, March 23, and April 11 between 7 and 9 pm.
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Huron
Journeymen’s Barber Union
Associated Master Bar
Bers
Associated Charities
Mercury Reaches New 32 High Across Regions
The weather record shows a 32 degree high in Ta. m. bureau readings with noon at 42 degrees and the previous February 20 high of 4 degrees. Snow banks wilt under bright sun and highways become canals as springlike warmth continues, with Rapid City noting a 67 degree rise, the year’s high and a winter anomaly.
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Government Weather Bureau
Ta. m
Kate
Rapd City
Rapid City
the Mercury
Plans for South Dakota Legion Convention Set
The South Dakota American Legion annual convention will be held in Watertown July 25 to 27. District 43 and District 1% representatives spoke at a meeting, with department leaders and auxiliary officers presenting. Judge K M Landis was announced as a keynote speaker, with other national leaders and committee chairs expected to attend.
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Watertown
South Dakota American Legion
Tr. C. Casper
Brookings
J. D. Mullaney
Mise Christine Olson
Hot Springs
Pusiliary
Vere Flanagan
Huron
Appeal Arguments Beg For J F Bannon Life Sentence Review
The case questions the conviction for complicity in the slaying of six Hav en family members near Schafer. J F Bannon maintains his innocence as defense arguments proceed. His son Charles Bannon, reported lynched, allegedly confirmed the death and proclaimed his father innocent.
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J. F. Bannon
A. E. Hav~en
Schafer
Charles Bannon
Mrs Downs's Mother Dies Last Evening
Mrs McTaggert 14 year old daughter of Bar ney McTaggert Columbus Neb died at 555 Idaho avenue southeast last night after a short illness. Survived by husband and two children Lawrence Columbus Neb and Frank B Seattle Wash. Mr and Mrs Downs will take the body to Columbus Neb for funeral Saturday at the Catholic church burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Sarah McTaggert
Barney McTaggert
Columbus
Neb
Mra J. Downs
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Mra McTaggert
Lawrence McTaggert
Aow
Frank B. McTaggert
Seattle
Wash
Mrs
Albert Johnson Arrested in Shooting Case Near Le Mare
Sioux City dispatch reports Albert Johnson was arrested Wednesday on charges connected to the shooting of farmer William Lammers two months ago. Johnson is held on a $3 alleged liquor distiller charge and taken to Le Mare for arraignment and answer.
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Sioux City
Albert Johnson
le Mare
William Lammers
Chinese Counterattack Recovers Ground Near Kiangwan
Chinese forces in Kiangwan swarm from trenches to reclaim most ground lost in daylong Japanese bombardment. Tokyo air strikes and 40 planes bomb Kiangwan defenses as rumors mount of further Japanese divisions and a big drive next week.
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Morris J. Harris Shanghat
Kiangwan
Tokyo
Yoshinori Shirakawa
Heikichi Ugeda
Shanghai
Long Held Responsible for County Funds Shortage
Earl A. Hopkins of the state auditor's office said Frank Long, former tax collector for Butte county, would be held responsible for 1600 dollars deposited last October in the First National Bank. State Auditor William Dunn noted a 1800 dollar shortage in Longs accounts and Hopkins found two accounts at the bank, one personal and one tax for H. F. Long. State's Attorney Seward said no decision had been reached on Long's removal from office.
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Long
Belle Fourche
Earl A. Hopkins
Pierre
Frank Long
Butte County
First National Bank
William Dunn
Longs
Hopkins
First Nationel
H. F. Long
C. P. Seward
Dene
Sister Visit From the Dahlbergs Amid Illness
Misa Ba Dahlberg and Ernest Dahlberg of Ormada visited their sister Miss Selma Dahlberg a teacher at the McKinley school who is ill with diphtheria. Mr Dahlberg returned yesterday and Miss Dahlberg remains to care for her sister who is reported somewhat better.
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Misa Ba Dahlberg
Ernest Dahlberg
Ormada
Selma Dahlberg
McKinley School
Dahlberg
Mis Dahlberg
Manchurian State to Be Republic with Monarchy Hinted
In Mukden Manchuria on February 25 the new Manchurian federated state announced it will nominally be a republic with Henry Pu Yi as provisional chief executive. The executive committee outlined a constitution that keeps the title and name flexible to allow a future monarchy if desired.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Henry Pu-¥i
China
Pu-¥i
Hoover Supports Congress on Economy Plans
President Hoover welcomed congressional moves to reorganize government activities while maintaining that he should head any reorganization. He noted 25 years of attempts and urged decisive action amid calls for economy. Hoover avoided addressing Speaker Garner’s criticism and timing aligned with the House economy committee's plan to report by April 15.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Garner
Democratic Economy Committee
Perkins bridge expenditures protested in Perkins County
About 15 Perkins County residents petitioned Governor Green demanding scrutiny of a $2083 bridge repair bill on Rab Pit Creek in Hall township. They argue the cost should not exceed $500 and request an official investigation. Green will consider the request.
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Perkins
Pierre
Green
Perkins County
Rabpit Creek
Hall” Township
House Adopts Jones Bill Creating $10,000 Revolving Loan Fund
The House adopted the conference report on the Jones bill establishing a $10,000 revolving fund to provide loans to agricultural credit corporations. Senate approval would forward the measure to the White House for signature.
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Washington
House
Senate
Houmy
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