New Motor Car Features Highlighted At New York Show
Spectators at the Grand Central Palace exhibition viewed numerous innovations from major makers. Highlights include Buick Synchro mesh transmission and oil temperature regulator, Cadillac vacuum brake assister, Chevrolet stronger frame, Hudson silence panels, Lincoln low center of gravity, Nash safety transmission, Packard automatic chassis vibration, and Willys four wheel brakes with economy carburetor.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Auburn
Austin
BUICK
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Chrysler
DODGE
DE Soto
ESSEX
Frankline
Graham
Hudson
Paxs
Labyrixi
Thian
LA Salle
Lincoln
NASH
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Packard
Plymouth
Pontiac
REO
Studebaker
Willys
Black longtime Fargo Forum publisher dies at 65
Norman B. Black, 65, publisher of the Fargo Forum since 1917, died suddenly at his Fargo home. A veteran newspaperman, he began in Merrill and Marinette, Wisconsin, ran papers in Milwaukee and Minneapolis, and was active in Rotary International. He joined the Forum staff in 1917 after a career spanning nearly half a century.
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The
Eagle
Marinette
Wis
Republican State Central Committee of
Wisconsin
Edward Schofield
Bureau of Labor and Agricultural Statistics
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
N. C
Forum
Bisch
Rotary International
Rotary
International Organization
Legionnaires Hold Meet At Forestburg
Woonsocket American Legion post members plan an annual meeting in Forestburg tonight. A large attendance from Woonsocket Forestburg and nearby areas is expected. The program, organized by the committee, will end with a communal feed.
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Legionnaires
Forestburg
Jan
Woonsocket American Legion Post
Woonsocket Post
Woonsocke
Farmers Union Gas Price Holds At 17 5 Cents In Huron
Service stations around Huron did not follow a recent rise in gasoline prices. The Farmers Union station on Wisconsin avenue between Second and Third streets kept its price at 17.5 cents while other firms announced increases to 19.3 cents.
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Farmers Union
Huron
Wisconsin Avenue
Second
Third
Eradication Delayed by Opposition in South Dakota TB Fight
Dr J O Wilson, US Department of Agriculture inspector, told the South Dakota Veterinary Medical Association convention that eradication of bovine tuberculosis in the state is hindered by certain organizations. He noted 1303 of 145,345 cattle tested in 1930 were eliminated, a 0.9 percent infection rate, versus a national 1.7 percent. Five counties Miner Clark Codington Hamlin and Brown are certified accredited areas.
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Sioux
Falls
Jan
Suce
South Dakota
J. O. Wilson
United States Department of Animal Industry
Pierre
South Dakota Veterinary Medical Association
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Wilson
Miner
Clark
Codington
Hamlin
Brown
Youth Badly Hurt In Auto Smashup Near Parker
Jon Parker, 18, lies in critical condition at a Sioux Falls hospital with what doctors think is a fractured skull after an auto rollover one mile south of Parker. Otto Lubert, 21, also of Parker, suffered head cuts but survived. They were bound for a Centerville basketball game when the turn they failed to negotiate caused the crash.
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Parker
Jon
Lloyd Rhode
Sioux Falla
Otto Lubert
Centerville
Lubert
Relief Loans To Farms Hit By Drought In North Dakota
Federal relief loans to farms stricken by drought and storms last year will be administered from the Department of Agriculture field office in Grand Forks North Dakota Walter E Eliff will supervise loans in Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Wyoming and Washington with offices also at St Louis Memphis and Washington
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N. D
Grand Forks
Department of Agriculture
St. Louis
Memphis
Washington
Walter E. Eliff
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Large cattle herds fed on West River ranges this winter
Belle Fourche reports about 80,000 head of cattle being fed on the West River ranges this winter. Cattle are fed hay roughage and by products of the Black Hills Sugar plant. Erickson Bros of Fruitdale are the largest sheep feeders with 11,000 head in new pens near Fruitdale and south west of the sugar plant.
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West River
Belle Fourche
Black Hills
Erickson Bros
Fruitdale
City Briefs and Local Notices Spark Community News
Mr and Mrs W E Deeg and two sons Norman and Clarence return to Buffalo Gap 8 D after a week with J C Hatfield and relatives. Lost brindle and white female Boston terrier Spot reward. Phone 765. Mr and Mrs E E Vance depart for Orlando Fla for about three months with a Chicago layover. Harriet Carson offers hand woven runners and blankets at 429 Neb SW phone 3166. Mrs O C Haahr and Mrs C E Berg visit from Sioux Falls. Haahr moving to Huron to be near D S Van Alstine family and Oldsmobile manager husband. Gorst Bird Man recital at College auditorium Monday night. Florence Hogan of Devils Lake arrives to visit Mrs John Hogan. Ping-Pong photos at Root's Studio 23c per dozen starting Jan 10. Mr and Mrs C W Habicht return from Rochester after operation. Ex-Jeept bargain at Bijou Theatre 7 to 7:30 25c, after 7:30 25c. Miss Susan B Wilder and Miss Mary Dolve with home econ and clothing specialists in Huron for Farm and Home Economic conference. Ads promote tire credit and Bijou bargains. Mrs Henry Verbrugge recovering in Rochester hospital, home near Cavour soon. Chevrolet grease offer at R N Jones Chevrolet Co. Margaret Hall returns to unspecified destination.
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W. E. Deeg
Norman
Clarence
Buffalo Gap
Deeg
J. C. Hatfield
E. E. Vance
Third Street Southeast
Orlando
Fla
Chicago
Gale
Harriet Carson
Neb
O. C. Haahr
C. E. Berg
Sioux Falls
van Alstine
Clover Leaf
Mrrs
Berg
Huron Oldsmobile Company
Gorst
College Auditorium
Adtvr
Florence Hogan
Devils Lake
N. D
John Hogan
Ilinois Avenue
Root
C. W. Habicht
Rochester
Minn
Bijou
Susan B. Wilder
Mary Dolve
Mary Covert
Anita Andrews
Brookings
Huron
Farm and Home Economic Conference
Frank Henry
Mason City
Rose Creek
Missing White Poodle Pup in Minneapolis Area
Lost white Poodle pup reported in Minneapolis after a two week visit. Reward offered. Call 2875. Ad placed January 8.
Moodie Reports South Dakota Finances End Year 1930
A. J. Moodie, retiring state treasurer, released the final monthly report showing the 1930 calendar year closed with $3,642,486.51 in all funds after retiring $2,000,000 in state highway bonds. Receipts to general fund in December were $981,941.85 and disbursements $549,425.45. The general fund overdraft stood at $1,059,831. at year end, a reduction of $134,017.65 since November.
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Pierre
Jan
South Dakota
A. J. Moodie
Circulating Library Started At Yankton Ministers
A circulating library for Congregational ministers of the state was started at the ministerial conference held during the holidays at Yankton college, revealing a new resource for clergy.
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Yankton
Yankton College
College Bulletin Reports Conference Book Pool Plan
January bulletin outlines a conference plan where ministers supply a book to a central pool. Books will be stored at the college and distributed to state ministers, offering latest titles at nominal cost. Attendance reached BI, a favorable rise from last year. authorities praise the success and ministerial reception.
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N. Y. Show
East
In & D
S. W
Lexan
Campbell's
Libby's
Santa Clara
Palmalive
Del
Daly
K. of C. Halk Bief
Manomr
Frank Tollin
Moodie
Huron High
Mitchell High
W— Salem High
Huron College
Emi
Thrifty
Hutchings
Hubby
Edmund Lowe
Leila Hyams
Addeib
Movietone Newb
Annual Report
Huron Building & Loan Association
W. S. Davis
Neil McKay
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Camden Rayburn
E. A. Churchill
W. 8
Davis C.H
Hany
Camden Rayburn Neil McKay
L A. Churchill
Andrew Martin B
EL Beach
Jay Spink
Frank EB. Wiiliams
Huron Buildin & Loan Association
IN Institution
Helen Wheatley
R. R
Bethel
Kans
Culicura Laboratociee
Dept. H
Malden
Mass
Kay Frances
Passion Flower
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