Mutiny on the Bounty at Suwon theatre in Huron
The feature presents the true mutiny tale as depicted in the film Mutiny on the Bounty. It notes Captain Blighs voyage, Pitcairn Island settlement, and survivors, with background on Pitcairn demographics and governance. Also mentions Charles Laughton and the film’s costume origins.
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Suwon Theatre
James Normnan Hall
Charles Nordhoff
Pacific
West Indies
Ctaheite
Bligh
Pitcair Island
Timor
East Indies
England
Copenhagen
Frre
New South Wales
London
Lord Byron
Island
Hugh
Tahiti
Pitcairn Island
John Adams
Charles Laughton
Gieves
Bond Street
Captain Bligh
Charlex Laughton
Carl Brisson
Mady Christiana
Arline Judge
Todiee Davis
Clark Gable
H.M
Bervets
Extension Club Meets Manchester in January Session
The Manchester extension club gathered at Mrs. George Muilenburg's home for the January meeting with twenty members present. Each member displayed a "Something new from something old" exhibit while Mrs. A. E. Rogers demonstrated hot school lunches. Lunch was served by the committee. The February meeting will feature Mrs. Rogers with Mrs. H. C. Rowen and Mrs. Mary Jane Rowen presenting low cost meals.
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Extension Club
Manchester
George Muilenburg
A. E. Rogers
Rogers
H. C. Rowen
Mary Jane Rowen
Epidemic of Appendicitis Claimed Victims in Lake Preston
An apparent outbreak of appendicitis in Lake Preston reports Mrs D Thersmest as the third victim in two weeks. A recent case on Friday night led to immediate operation at Volga hospital, where she is recovering and progressing well.
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Lake Preston
Mra
D. Thersmest
Volga Hospital
Rebekahs Hold Fraternal Card Party in Frigid Weather
The Rebekahs held their Thursday public card party with only two small numbers attending due to severe cold. Attendees enjoyed various card games and lunch, and the quilt made by lodge members was presented to Mrs. Lloyd Wilson. New Doctor at Springs in Wessington Springs Dr D L Dobler chiropractor moved to Wessington Springs and opened an office in the Whites building, after visiting during prior years. Mrs Clack Dilley announces the birth of a calico kitten.
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Rebekahs
Farty Frankfort, Inc
Numria
Lodge
Lloyd. Wilson
Wessington Springs
D. L. Dobler
Platte
Fina
Whites
Bilding
Dobler
Wellingen
Change prompts new coupon numbering for ninth best picture
Two coupons were numbered eighth to avoid confusion, and one of them was changed to ninth while fitting in the selection of the ninth best picture. The move updates labeling to prevent misreading and aligns with the final review process.
Broadcast schedule notes for Los Angeles Philharmonic
New York January 2. The Los Angeles Philharmonic signs for a seven minute broadcast series on alternate Fridays via WEAF NBC beginning this week at 4 45 pm. The listing details the varied programs and times across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and other stations, with music talks and serials scheduled throughout the day.
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New York
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
WEAF
NBC
Gronday
Education
Rammrstein
Music Hall
Grace Moore
Senator Dickinson
Pisk Jubilee Choir
WABC
CBS
Toad Husing
Lombardo
Pick
Pat
Ricardo Cortez
Robinson McLean
Ethiopia
Gerald
School of the Air
Wjz-N
Secrettary
Wallace
Library of Congress Musicale
Madison Rites Held for Chris Madison in De Smet
Funeral services were to be held at De Smet Undertaking parlor for Chris Madison aged retired dormer who died at his daughter's home Friday afternoon. He had suffered extended illness and paralytic weakness before his death. Also notes on Manchester PTA January meeting and local ice harvesting news from Huron area.
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Madison
DE Smet
Chris Madison
Dormer
Frank Rousar
Carpenter Study Club Meets at Mrs Hannigan Home
Special report on the Carpenter study class meeting with Mrs Hannigan Thursday evening. Attendance included members and guests. Program featured Adena Tschetter on Hawaiian Island, Marjorie Bottger on The Joyous Person, and a duet by The Teacherastern. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Douglas with Florence Dudleyassist.
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Carpenter, Jan
Carpenter
Hannigan
Adena Tschetter
Serson
Marjorie Bottger
Techetter Astern
Douglas
Florence Dudley
Bryant Defeats Willow Lake In Close Local Tilt
Bryant high school beat Willow Lake 22 to something on Bryant’s home floor in a hotly contested game until the final period when Bryant pulled ahead. The Bryant second string was defeated by Willow Lake seconds.
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Bryant
Willow Lake
Willow Wake
Willow Leake
Benefit Whist Party for Sioux Falls Home
Jan 20 special from Burdette reports a benefit whist party sponsored by the Rebekahs for the I O O F home in Sioux Falls. Weather kept attendance low due to heavy snow and icy roads.
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Cosenter Rebekahs
C. F
Sioux Falls
Preas
Bish
Low Ras
Rapid City
Yankton
Fair Watertown
Pierre
City Trace
Springs Wins Speech Crown At District Contest
Wessington Springs high school captured the district declamatory trophy in a Friday contest at the local high school auditorium. Rog er Dunham won first in oratorical with Educated Spectators, Alice Vierecek took dramatic, Irene Haddorff won humorous, and second places were claimed by several others. The program featured readings, songs, and instrumental numbers. In a separate note, Peter Holer was committed to the South Dakota penitentiary for three years and six months on a grand larceny charge.
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Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs High School
Woanander
Gann Valley
Wessington Poe
Lecher
Alpena
Roger Dunham
Oliver Magek
Alice Vicrecek
Danny
Tin Soldier
Charles Steichen
Woonsocket
Irene Bennett
Letcher
Mr. Steichen
Irene Bennet
Irene
Gari
Mike
Bonnie Hubbard
Vi Vonne Goergen
Miss Hubbard
Miss Goergen
L. M. Fort
Mitchell High School
Ruth Miller
Dakota Wesleyan
Mary Scallin
Hitchel High School
James McNay
Horace Snyder
Gas Wallez
Wanda Nelson
Oliver Mogek
Clara Kiefffer
Wessington Sonn
Helen Kieser
Doris Posay
Wyman Whitney
Exthryn Hatch
Jenness Keene
Marjorie Lou Buck
Sioux Falls
Donald Cale
Spink County
Peter Holer
South Dakota
Wand | Jarceny
Wellington Contract Bridge Party Draws Prizes
Special guests attended a contract bridge party in Wellington Friday evening. Prize winners included Mrs Kearney Mrs Al De Haven and Mrs Sam Stobbs with Mrs Emma Freese receiving a guest prize. Hostess with Mrs Freese served a two course lunch.
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Wellington
iMra
Ray Baddeley
Mra. Kearney
al de Haven
Mra
Sam Stobbs
Emma Freese
Freese
De Smet Auctioneer Rites Planned After Death
De Smet auctioneer William McMartin died at his home Friday night after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM with burial in De Smet. Survived by his widow and two daughters Miss Haz McMartin and Mrs Ufle Knudsen of Chicago.
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de Smet
Jane
Wiliam
McMartin
Remedies From Foods For Emergencies Mentioned In Syracuse Med Handbook
Syracuse University medical interns handbook outlines foods used as remedies for emergency care. Milk and lime support calcium and pain relief, dextrose combats poisons and shock, calcium restores respiration, and these meals aid in malignant pain, stone colic, and other cases under safe, proven practice.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University Sallege of
Weather summary for Huron area and Midwest states
Weather forecast notes flurries probable tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures. In South Dakota snow flurries, colder in the southwest Tuesday. Iowa increasing cloudiness with snow in the east and rising temperatures tonight. Minnesota partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Tuesday with not too cold conditions in the south. Temperatures shown hourly indicate a cold start to the period.
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Huron
Dakota
Minnesota
South
Dye May Replace Serum In Hog Cholera Control
Washington January 20 The Bureau of Animal Industry reports crystal violet dye shows promise as a cheaper safer hog cholera vaccine. Tests in lab and field planned. immunization may avoid using the virus though full effectiveness and costs await further study. The vaccine, credited to Dr M Doxser who died last July after 30 years in the field, could reduce outbreaks with broader use if proven.
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Washington
Tne Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
M. Doxser
Bureau Xct
Cavour Notes From Recent Meetings And Weather
Reverend G D Brown traveled to Tulare for a ministerial meeting with Superintendent E Wilcox and Jerome Corrigan returning to Cavour improved in health. James Skew of Rayville visited. a second Red Cross first aid instruction session led by Dr Robert Dyar of Huron is planned for next Wednesday at the schoolhouse. E J Micheel of De Smet attended as a gallery visitor. about six inches of snow fell this week with wind and highway patrol activity noted.
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G. D. Brown
Tulare
E. Wilcox
Huron
Jerome Corrigan
Huron Hospital
Cavour
James Skew
Rayville
Robert Dyar
E. J. Micheel
de Smet
Cavour Galler
Letiway Patrol
Kellogg Bulk Diet Remedies for Constipation Promoted
An advertisement touts Kellogg All-Bran and Ac-Brax as natural bulk aids to relieve constipation. It claims proper diet beats drugs, notes vitamin content, and advises two tablespoons daily with optional milk or cooking use. It also mentions doctor consultation if no relief and cites Kellogg brand products.
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Kellogg's
Haanalag
Logan township man returns home improved health
Roy Keelan, formerly confined to a Huron hospital for four weeks, has returned to his Logan township home in much improved health. He was treated after illness and is now resting locally.
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Roy Keelan
Huron Hospital
Logan Township
Rosevelt to veto baby bond bonus bill without blocking passage
The article notes President Roosevelt plans to veto the baby bond bonus bill but will not seek to prevent its passage. It recalls last year’s White House efforts to derail the measure and mentions Wilson’s Foreign Relations Committee testimony being seen as a diplomatic evasion by nonpartisan reviewers. It also recounts a Tylt scene where lobbyist William B. Shearer posed with Morgan, prompting a staged disagreement and a destroyed photograph.
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Ideat Rosevelt
Congress
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
League of Nations
Borah
Jokne Naturady
Witeson
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Market Reopen Debates
The text notes talks of new authorities examining gold and silver actions and re opening the domestic market. It mentions Senator McCarran proposing a bill with the gold aspect seen as their own idea. The discussion is described as formative with likely no immediate action.
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McCarran
Peace Worker Behind Nye Investigation Named Burns
Josephine Joan Burns, on sabbatical from Mount Holyoke College, prepared most data on prewar events for the Nye inquiry. A senator praised the work as excellent. Louisiana sources say Long forces will dominate the primary, with anti Long factions conceding slim chances. The House committee lacks observers at the vote but may call witnesses if needed. Communities appear more organized and purposeful than before. A southern congressman suggested bureaucrats hinder his reelection as campaign help.
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Nye
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Phestras Marvin
Syracuse University
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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William B. Shearer
J. PL Morgan
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Bouncer
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Ship Cafe
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