Contractors Urge Quality Over Price at SD Convention
W A Klinger of the Associated Contractors of America urged South Dakota builders to educate the public to value quality and service over price. He warned against low bids and artificial credit while calling for cash discounts and prudent financing to steady the construction industry.
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Klinger
Ces
W. A. Klinger
Joux-City
Erectors
Associated Contractra of America
Boellins
South Dakota
Kirger
New Farm Course Speaker Changes Ag Plan
January 12 special report notes a shift in the agricultural short course as Dr Gr Weaver from Brookings arrives to replace R O Bulger barberry expert who left due to his mother's critical illness. Other speakers include Inez Clifford Leonard Ladd and R A Cave. The program opens in the afternoon and runs into the evening with talks on dairying swine diseases 4 H clubs and home project demonstrations.
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Virgil
Gr. Weaver
Brookings
R. O. Bulger
Inez Clifford
Cresbard
Leonard Ladd
Brookings County
R. A. Cave
Beadle
Agricultural progress show with prizes announced
The evening features four speakers and a program of entertainment textures. Exhibits include wheat oats barley corn potatoes cream bread and cakes. Merchandise prizes will be awarded to winners with displays by exhibitors. The committee has ordered all exhibits and timetables show 212 o% clock for display and prize announcements at the evening session.
Musicians in Huron Union Fully Organized at Annual Meeting
The Huron local Musicians Union reports near 100 percent membership with 40 present at the annual gathering, the largest in nine years. Clyde Gorham is reelected president, Keith Potter named vice president, W F Burtt reelected secretary treasurer, E Weston sergeant at arms, with Bruce Brauhart and Harold Theurer as directors at large. Gorham and Glen M Garret elected delegates to the next state convention.
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Huron
Musicians Union
Clydé Gorham
Keith Potter
W. F. Burtt
E. Weston
Bruce Brauhart
Harold Theurer
Clyde Gorham
Glen M. Garret
Kammerer Elected Engineer Head At South Dakota Meeting
Professor J O Kammerman of the School of Mines Rapid City was elected president of the South Dakota section of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education at the closing session. Dean L E Akeley of the University of South Dakota became vice president and Professor W S Carter of State college Brookings was named secretary treasurer. The one day conference discussed methods to provide vocational information to high school students and decided to hold the third annual convention at Rapid City.
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J. O. Kammerman
School of Mines
Repid City
South Dakota
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
University of South. Dakota
W. S. Carter
State College
Brookings
Tt Wag
Rapid City
Salvation Army Council in session amid leadership dispute
Sunbury on Thames England January 12 The high Salvation Army council met to receive a report from deputies who visited General Bramwell Booth seeking his retirement. Outside Sunbury Court Captain Herbert Hart clashed with guards over a proposed compromise while awaiting access to the centes. Hart, former Secretary-General to William Booth, voiced disappointment at the council’s refusal to meet him. The piece notes no plan to settle the dispute despite Hart’s efforts. A separate note mentions the Hur on Venture 40 group led by W Matlock planning a Monday meeting at the American Legion hall.
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Sunbury-On-Thames
Eng
High Council of the Salvation Army
Besson
Bramwell Booth
Sunbury Court
Herbert Hart
Centes
Hart
William Booth
F &T
Fragmented Editorial Fragments Reflect Random Conversations
An odd collection of clipped lines touches on memory of luck, deserve, marriage in Africa, a teacher questioning gossip, a printer’s weather note, a New Driver asking about noodles, and a broadcast goal order. It reads as stray dialogue snippets from a noisy page.
Farm relief and tariff measures seek early passage
Abandoned farm relief and tariff legislation are urged to be whisked into form for House consideration to avoid a new Congress call. Hearings on tariff revision proceed for Ways and Means as Democrats vow a broader tariff overhaul while Republicans seek to block actions in the House.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hoover
Senate
Whiteside 4-H club talks highlight school meeting
R A Cave county agent addressed Whiteside consolidated school Parent-Teachers Association on 4-H activities. Rev B Van Heuvelen spoke at Sand Creek event. Baby beef club west of Huron grows to six members with officers Earl Simantel president Waldo Smith vice president Ruth Barth secretary treasurer. Members include Allen Homer and Edward Reineke. Name for the new club postponed awaiting more members. Four members already have calves.
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R. A. Cave
Parent-Teachers Association
Whiteside Consolidated School
Sand Creek Consolidated School
B. van Heuvelen
New Baby Beef Club
Huron
Gol Fleers
Earl Simantel
Waldo Smith
Ruth Barth
Allen Simantel
Homer Simantel
Edward Reineke
Father shoots road house man in Camden incident
Camden Ark Jan 12 The father of a 15 year old girl attacked a man at a Camden road house following reports liquor was served to the girl and about 75 Camden high school students at a party. The incident highlights underage drinking at the school event and the ensuing confrontation.
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Camden, Ark
Camden High School
Roadhouse owner shot in alley confrontation leaves in critical condition
Aler Hardin, 25, proprietor of a roadhouse near Hers, was critically wounded with four bullets after an alley confrontation with F. E. Sullivan, who is jailed on the shooting charge. Witnesses say Sullivan shouted threats over his daughter before opening fire with an automatic pistol. Sullivan surrendered to police. Protective measures discussions follow with state Farm Bureau officials on cattle rustling and farm theft in the neat river country.
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Aler Hardin
F. E. Sullivan
Hardin
Sullivan
E. G. Wilkinson
Milesville
Weat River
Weather summary for Huron area storms and chill
Unsettled and colder conditions with likely snow tonight. Sunday should be fair and warmer. Temperature notes include highest and lowest ever recorded in January, with year ago readings and precipitation totals year to date. Sunrise at 8 06 a m and sunset at 5 17 p m.
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Huron
Weather Outlook Northeast Iowa Minnesota and Dakotas
Partly cloudy to tonight and Sunday with colder temperatures. In northeast Iowa and Minnesota rising Sunday afternoon, while the northwest and central areas face a cold wave with subzero to five degrees. Southern portions warm Sunday. Road reports show generally good conditions with light precip in some eastern areas. Sioux Falls and Mitchell report light precip and mostly clear or cloudy skies.
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Dakoga
Iowa
Minnesota
Iorth
Roasa
Sioux Falls
Ntone
Aberdeen
Yankton
Trace
Mitchell
Huron
Jone
Watertown
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la Bew
Huron Vonture
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Amercian Legion Hall
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Mintanae Lumber Co
Nome
Africa
Fiderness
PMLCO
Broadcasting
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Mississippi
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Great Plains
Bismark
North Platt Pene
Sesnos
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Pierre
Nennasea
Temerra
Wisconsin Ave
Gagnon’s
RCA
RCA Radio
RCA Radiols
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