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The notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and republish AP dispatches credited in this paper and local news, with attribution to the AP and a Bureau of Circulation audit.
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New Year Traffic Resolutions Urged For Huron Drivers
A South Dakota note recalls early 20th century alerts on road safety. It cites motorists who ignore signals and yields and endorses a set of New Year resolutions for 1929 to curb recklessness, urging prudence at intersections and proper vehicle maintenance to protect pedestrians and others.
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Dakota Avenue
City of
Huron
Dreillers Still Active Near Redelm North Montana Wells
Reported drilling near Redelm in the northern part of the state has reached 3000 feet with hard substance encountered and progress ongoing. Montana gas field speculation persists with optimism for Standings Butte and J E Hipple leading fundraising efforts. The project remains experimental with a recent $25,000 appropriation linked to conditions met.
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Dreillers
Redelm
Chilera
Montana
Butte
J. E. Hipple
Higples
Hipple
Romance in engineering drives Boulder canal project task
The article portrays engineering romance as a motivating factor in the Boulder canal project. It highlights Raymond F. Walter of Denver as the lead engineer and Theodore P. Shantz awaiting the New York subway milestone, with emphasis on proving worth through tangible achievements.
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Raymond F. Walter
Denver
Hill Canal
Theodore P. Shantz
New York
Colorado
Walter
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A 1920s or 1930s newspaper column discusses respect for engineers, civilian military aides, and personal conduct. It recounts Walter, Dick Halladay, Charles McDonald, and Xerxes era generals while noting attitudes toward officers in uniform and public service. It ends with a New Year’s reflection on civic usefulness.
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J. F
Dick) Halladay
Charles 3. McDonald
Secretary of War
Charlie
Halladay
McDonald
Xerxes
Gilbert Cottam
Sioux Falls
Debate on Prohibition Tactics and South Dakota Paving
A pressure of opinions on enforcement and publicity for Prohibition is discussed with calls for open debate by judges on the Durant prize findings. The piece argues for campaigning against liquor and notes a South Dakota paving funding study, showing labor-heavy costs and in-state economic benefits, plus political maneuvers for the 1930 Senate race with Christopherson tipped as a strong candidate.
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Ody
Orni¢R
Federal Prohibition
Swho
Major Mills
Prohibition
Friends of Prohibition
South Dakota
Iowa
Laws
Misscellaneoas
Sioux Falls
Arsus
Flandrean Herald
United States
Senate
C. A. Christopherson
The
Herald
Christopherson
South, Dakota
Senate Chamber
Washington
McMaster
Argus-Leade
Travisties on Politics by Walter Travis
Walter Travis surveys state legislatures with South Dakota and Nebraska examples. He notes tax debates on beer and sodas, a curious ginger ale “set up” phrase, and how ideas cross borders shaping laws. Berlin reports indoor tennis in former imperial stables near the palace.
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Travisties
Walter Travis
Iowa
Matt
South Dakota
Berlin
Foday in Huron 20 Years Ago Event Probed
Twenty years ago residents including Mr and Mrs Gilbert Rowe returned to New York City after visiting Mrs Rowe's sister Mrs Arthur Fairbank. Various locals traveled for business, family visits, or events, with details of travels to St Paul Warner South Dakota Sioux Falls Hawarden and Madison. The Knights of Pythias ball and a roast pig supper notable in local notes.
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Gilbert
Rowe
New York City
Mabel Stearns
Warner, S. C
Chas. Thompson
Miller
W. H. Smith
Roy Williams
Hawarden
Coler Campbell
Rujet
C. N. McIlvaine
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Elks
RK. J.woods
E. G. Rhetts
Sty
Knights of Pythias
Hotel Royal
Daum
U. W
Charles Lamb
Radio Schedule Saturday Jan 5 by The Associated Press
Central standard time listings for KYW WGN BAY WHO and others with program blocks from 5:30 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. including orchestras, dances, news, Broadway tunes and local features. The schedule also notes station call letters and kilocycle frequencies across major markets.
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Preas
Clear Channel
KYW
Chicago
WGN
WLIR
Nighthawks
Almanak
Tanes
Broadway
Knuights
Bay
New York
National Orchestra
Mildred Hunt
Ponce Sisters
Dea Maines
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Orient
EOA
Pittsburgh
Godfrey Ludiew
Denver
WBE
Dansant Music Appreciation
Oreau
Open Forum on Direct Primary Law and Citizens' Role
Letter to the editor arguing for a direct primary system, criticizing the current caucus and party control. The author—former senator—describes a proposed petition based primary, outlines ballot design, county and state canvassing, and calls for government by the people. He blames a three-way alliance for blocking reform.
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Triple Alliance
Educational Trust
Institutionsi
Studiu
Petiton
Secretary of State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Attorney- General
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