Duke the shopping dog runs a grocery charge account
Duke a black and white Springer spaniel in South Dakota maintains a charge account at a local grocery. Owner McKenzie says Duke buys hamburger hot food and dog items, with a self restraint few dogs share. The Wallet staff set up the account after watching Duke bark when forgotten. The account costs about $2 a month.
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South Dakota
McKenzie
D J. Durey
Mr. Durey
Mn Duzey
Walut
MokKenzie
Miss Gwen Hatterman Joins Resettlement Office
City briefs report Miss Gwen Hatterman of Huron taking a position with the Resettlement Administration in the Brookings office. Other items note local visits, a birth, a hospital update, and a Washington trip for Mr. and Mrs. Dieringer.
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Huron
Brookings
First National
Buran
Roy, Orr
Bierton
Wya
Myrtle Addison
Brantford
Don Urquhart
Addison
Aberdeen
B. J. Dieringer
Milwaukee
Mr. Dieringer
Soil Conservation Office
Washington
W. Feige
M. 1
Peter
Alson
Pierre Governors Defeat Ft Pierre High 38 to 21
Pierre Governors beat Ft Pierre 38 to 21 as Nelson led scoring with 16 points and Frenier added 13. The half ended 13-12, Pierre pulling away after Bense’s late third quarter surge. Ros added 8, while Horpe contributed points for the Governors. Next, Pierre hosts Rapid City Cobblers Friday.
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Pierry
Pierre of
Bense
Pierre
Frenier
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Indianater
Favors Opera For Tired Bike Riders
New York June 3 Grand Opera found favor with three six key bicycle racers said Ezlo Pinza a baritone and former six day rider. He claimed opera is easy on the legs and noted singers need not walk much while awaiting duty. Some racers switch to opera or become bicycle shop owners once retired.
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Zeratic Bags
Pinza
Italy
Townsend Club Holds Advisory Board Meeting Notes
Townsend club No 1 advisory board met last night in Dr. M C Sorenson's office with W A Johna presiding. The auditing committee William Bennew and Hans Poulson reported on the 1935 audit showing the club in good condition with a working balance.
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Townsend Club
M. C. Sorenson
W. A. Johna
Willam Bennew
Hans Poulson
Mitchell Kernels Defeat Flandreau Indians 19 to 14
Mitchell High School's Kernels opened their home campaign by beating the Flandreau Indians 19 to 14. The Kernels led early and stretched the advantage to halftime, with Eastman Indian rd topping scoring for the visitors with six points. Also noted is a North wrest College of Commerce equipment update with 199 Webster dictionary volumes and 20 commercial school desks added, and more equipment expected soon.
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Kereta
Flandreau Indians
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Indian Rd
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College of Commerce
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Weather report for Huron and vicinity prompts cold Thursday
Weather data shows highest temperature a year ago 64 degrees in January and a record low of minus 42 in January. Forecasts indicate cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with snow chances, warmer tonight and colder Thursday.Hourly temps listed for several times. south dakota and Minnesota forecasts call for snow tonight and Thursday with warming then cooling patterns.
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Huron
South Dakota
East
West
Minnesota
North
European Flood Toll Reaches 27 Amid Rising Rivers
Floods across northern Europe leave 27 confirmed dead as Loire at Nantes surges to its highest level since 1910. Paris bars Seine barge traffic while inland England endures less severe floods but fears more rain.
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London
Europe
France
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Nantes
Paris
Seine
England
Officials approve citizens after election results announced
Officials approved the citizens immediately following the announcement of election results, confirming status changes without delay.
Hartford Votes To Cease Liquor Store Move Ends Municipal Liquor Store
Hartford South Dakota voters in a special election reversed last April’s stance by rejecting a proposal to continue the municipal liquor store. Alleged bootlegging activities reportedly disgusted voters who had previously approved the store by 104 to 36, with two license applications affected.
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Hartford
Aote
Thelma Todd Death Quiz Nears Close In Los Angeles
A Los Angeles grand jury nears closure on Thelma Todd death, with witnesses sworn as jurors doubt foul play and lean toward accidental death or self-inflicted poisoning. Todd was found December 16 in a garage near her car, carbon monoxide cited as the cause.
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Thelma Todd
Los Angeles
Jan
Comedienne
Miss Todd
Schwarzmann Released From U S Custody
The justice department announced that Andrew Schwarzmann, a former actor accused of mailing threatening letters to Cecil B De Mille, will be released by federal officers. He has agreed to leave the United States.
Solons Have Easier Going Omnibus Rider Aids Congress
Washington report notes a new rider to the legislative appropriations bill setting aside 10000 dollars to digest general public interest bills before Congress. It highlights the flood of bills introduced each session and the difficulty lawmakers face tracking thousands of proposals.
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Weebert Plummer
Washington
Jan
Congress
Capitol Hit
House
Senate
Wrecking Crews Help Screen Private Bills in Congress
The article describes lawmakers forming “wrecking crews” to sift through thousands of pending measures from the last session and new additions. It notes the impracticality of individual study and the need for better acquainting members with minor legislation, with the Library of Congress Felersnee bureau aiding the effort.
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Congress
House
Library of Congress
Legislative Felersnee Bureau
Open Safe Mission Ends in Alaska Bank Fix
E. J. Goodenoush, executive of a jockey company, left Covington for Fairbanks to open the First National Bank of Fairbanks vault which had not been opened for 10 days due to a broken lock. He aimed to supervise repairs and secure the safe.
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Covington
E. J. Goodenoush
Fairbanks
Alaska
Goodenoush
First National Bank of Fairbanks
Ickes Begins Inspection Tour of San Juan Puerto Rico
Secretary Harold Ickes arrived in San Juan after a night flight from Miami and started a brief inspection of the island. He visited the city slums and historic sites as part of the tour.
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Puerto Rico
Miami
Harold Ickes
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