Former Huron Resident Dies After Ill Health
Relatives report the death yesterday of Charles Gile a former Huron resident at his son Steven Gile s Riverside home in Island time he was past 70 years old. He lived in Huron for many years moving to Brookings a year and a half ago to live with son John Gile. The body will be taken to Brookings for burial beside his wife. He died in June 192? Funeral expected early next week in Huron where two sons L Gile and George survive. During his residence here he kept a home with George Gile and worked for Walker the florist.
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Charles Gile
Steven Gile
Riverside, Isk
Gile
Heron
Brookings
John Gile
Riverside
Giles
Rei Huron
L. Gile
George
George Gite
Walker
Saxton Heads MedSociety Election in Sioux Falls Visit
Dr W G Saxton of Heron was chosen president of the Enron Medical Society at a dinner at Hotel Marvin Hughin, succeeding Dr J C Hag in Miller. Dr M H E Cogswell was named president and Dr W H Grigith of Enron reelected secretary treasurer. Dr Hag in named official delegate to the State Medical Association meeting in Sioux Falls next March.
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W. G. Saxton
Heron
Te Enron Medical Society
J. C. Hagin
Miller
Marvin Hughin
Wolser
MH. E Cogswell
W. H. Grigith
Enron
Ir. Hagin
Sioux Falls
Board of Censors
Beaj. Thomas
Rnron
LW Grasvezor
Huron
Hospital Admits Several Patients in Midwest Area
A dispatch reports multiple patients admitted to a Midwest hospital. Mrs. Jr. E. Bell of Morning returned to the hospital after an earlier visit, with other admissions noted in the same regional medical listing.
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Midwest
Jr. E. Bell
Winter storage project at Will Use Building Por Gane
Mr Wilson proposes a 323000 improvement plan for a stored property garage operation during winter. Changes include five upgrades and alterations to the site, with a factory lease in spring and a focus on storage functionality and access.
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Wilson
France and Italy Disagree on Plan
Untidy fragments show France and Italy in disagreement over a plan related to a limited program. The text mentions delegates, London, and George Washington, with unclear references to naval power and scheduling. The readable lines hint at diplomatic dispute and possible involvement of American delegates and London figures.
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George Washington, Jam S
American Delogates
London Tive Power
Naval tInday Beerd
Washington Delegation Sets Course Aboard Ship for London Talks
The White House breakfast notes show Colonel Stimson and Secretary Adams signaling a solemn mission as eighty delegates depart New York aboard the George Washington toward Plymouth arriving January 17 for the naval conference in London. The voyage, described as peaceful, includes no formal aboard ship conferences until early next week and highlights credentials signed by the President authorizing negotiations and agreements.
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White House
Stimson
Plymouth
London
Folka
George Washington
New York Harbor
Fort Jay
Adams
Wilson
Europe
Kennard urges cooperative marketing for livestock
Agar and D tam describe a national push toward centralized cooperative selling to relieve farmers and stabilize markets. Kennard discusses the Livestock Shipping Association, Farm Board plans, and how cooperative commissions could be consolidated into a single large selling agency to increase efficiency and returns for producers. He warns against non cooperative channels and calls for immediate action at today's meeting.
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AGAR
D. Tam
Ebapael
Berean
Livestock Commission
Issian
Ma Heense
Farm Board
Coopere
Ter& Move
Wil H
Hvestack
Evert
Everr
Hennaré
Farm Bureau
Lea's Hair Tonic advertised by Tampa woman
An endorsement from Mrs. Sabine of Tampa Florida praises Lea's Hair Tonic claiming scalp improvement and full reversal of gray hair after four months. The testimonial urges massaging the scalp, notes universal suitability, and promises satisfaction or money back after six weeks.
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Lea
Poe
Sabine
Tampa
Fia
Betrie
Perritan
Lea's
Toric Co
Brentwood
Oppose Region Market Group in Kansas meeting
Six cooperative grain marketing agencies in Kansas declared opposition to establishing a regional marketing association in the southwestern wheat area under the federal Farm Board and the Farmers National Grain Corporation. The resolution, presented at a conference with James C. Stone and Samuel McBelvie, pledged support for the Farmers National Grain Corporation plan and its approved policies.
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Topera
Kan
Kersas
Southwestern Wheat
Federal Farm ‘Board
Farmers National Grain ‘Corporation
James C. Stone
Samuel McBelvie
Federal Farm' Board
Farmers National
Kansas Farm Organizrsers
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Swonart
Middle States in Grip of Blizzard Continues
A heavy snowstorm paralyzed the middle west with 7000 Chicago relief workers using shovels to clear streets. One thousand men hired for snow removal and high costs to carriers and businesses. temperatures sat around 15 degrees above zero in Chicago while other areas were colder.
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Scago
Chicago
Middle West
Snowbound Regions Face Worst Blizzard Toll Yet
Reports from Illinois and across the central and southern U S describe a major blizzard with 15 inches of snow and sleet, zero readings, and widespread travel closures. Six deaths are linked to the storm, including a Dallas girl burned by clothing catching fire near a store. Texas birds migrate south as cold intensifies from Kansas City to Texarkana and Port Arthur braces for continuing freezing weather.
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Kansas City
Haveimg
Rocky Mountain
Kaldorem m
Texas
Dallas
Mercury
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf Coast
Port Arthur
Stockien
Texark
Dallas Park
Uotilly
Rocky Mountain Slope
Newexico
Wyoming
Atea
Montana
Severe Cold Grips Parts of China With Fatal Losses
Dispatches report the severest cold in sixty years across northern China including Sivan district and Fengchen where thousands have died from exposure. In Han river regions blocks of ice form, wetlands thawing is limited, and hundreds drown. Military movements leave 700 soldiers frozen, with mass death tallies reported as trains carry bodies to Handon.
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Pieping
China
UPI
Wday
Sivan
Fhansi
Fengchen
Sahsier
Paoto
Cok -Honan
Han
Rengo
Second Army
Handon
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Helena
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