Convention City and Smoky show at local theatres
In Huron, Convention City at the Huron theatre pokes fun at marital woes at conventions with a star-studded lineup including Joan Blondell and Dick Powell. Smoky, based on Will James, stars Victor Jory and Irene Bentley at the Bijou, promising a dramatic western tale. The Phantom Express runs at the State with a railroad mystery featuring Ronald Colman and Elissa Landi, plus a Tartar serial.
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Smoky
Will James
James
Wild Pony
Victor Jory
Irene Bentley
Jory
Sweet
Bijou
Byou
Emperor
Elissa Landi
Club Royale
Club Sight
Bnou
Huron
Convention City
Phantom Express
City Briefs From Huron Mrs Carlson to Chicago for meeting
Local brief items note the Rev A S Carlson and Rev S W Keck traveling to Chicago for midwinter meetings at the Chicago Theological Seminary and Home Board gatherings. Also mentions family travel, dances, hospital condition of John McMahon, and Valentine ads plus a marriage license listing Frank Monroe Roberts and Florence Doris Anderson.
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A.S. Carlson
Chicago
Chicago Theological _seminary
Middle West
S.W. Keck
Home Board
Price
R. A. Buchanan
Sioux City
Buchanan
Sioux Valley Medical Association
B. Hebron
Fairbury
Neb
William G. Coller
McMahon
Yvalenttine
Kiel Bros, Inc
B. W. Reinhart
Wessington Springs
Hlh
Wilhelm
Athol
BD. Greene
Nebraska Avenue
Frank Monroe Roberts
Florence Doris Anderson
Huron
Smith Jewelry
Sti
Urges Continuance of Experiment Farm
WASHINGTON Jan 25 Abandonment of the farm experiment station at Newell SD was protested this week by Representative Werner SD Democrat. Reports the station was to be discontinued were confirmed by the new budget's failure to include money for its maintenance. Other stations for dry farming would close under the policy. Werner and other representatives seek reinstatement of maintenance funds.
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Washington
Newell SD
Werner
South Dakota
Mortgage Relief Laws Upheld by Representative Lundeen
Representative Lundeen of Minnesota issues an open letter defending state mortgage moratorium laws and condemning federal delay. He disputes a comment by Jesse Jones and accuses the federal government of failing to protect home and farm owners, saying relief laws were unnecessary if action had been taken.
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Washington
Lundeer
F L
Minn
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John H. Fahey
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Lundeen
Jones
Tundeen
Mandan Fights to Save Northern Field Station
Mandan and nearly 100 Missouri Slope towns join a drive to retain the northern great plains field station planned for abandonment by the federal government. C E Arnold secretary of the association writes to cities and civic groups across North and South Dakota Montana and Wyoming seeking support. Corn-hog contracts are being sent to farmers in many South Dakota counties with signing expected soon.
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Mandan
N. D
Nissouri Slope
Great Plains
Wew
Gerald P. Nye
Wallace
C.E. Arnold
North
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Farm Credit Administration Urges Faster Emergency Program
Iowa report notes FGA speeds its emergency program as Governor Myers points to Town Farm convention. It cites financing tools for cooperatives and production credit to back short-term crop loans and a bank for cooperatives aiding cooperative associations.
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Des ‘Moines
Farm Credit Administration
W.'L Myers
Farm Credit “Association
Production Credit Corporation Toe
Continue Study Of Diversion Project In Washington
Public works officials said the Missouri river diversion project remains in the study stage. An Army Engineer Corps field chief devotes full time to engineering work. A further field survey may follow Senator Norris proposed Mississippi Valley authority modeled after TVA. Agency representatives from Agriculture Mississippi Valley Committee PWA and Geological Survey assist the study.
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Washington
Public Works
Missouri River
Army Engineering Corps
Norris
Mississippi Valley Authority
Tennessee Valley
Missouri
Army
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi Valley
Public Works Administration
The
Geological Survey
Reach Agreement On Revenue Revision Bill
Secretary Morgenthau indicated that the treasury and the house ways and means committee had agreed on most major provisions in the new 270 million revenue revision bill. He said the committee had taken no final action and declined to discuss what occurred at the 30 minute conference.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
House
Ways and Means
New Student Keith Wheeler Joins Huron College Row
Keith Wheeler of Carrington North Dakota has enrolled at Huron college as a new student for the second semester. He arrived in Huron and registered for courses including a prejournalism class. Wheeler, a Carrington High School graduate, played tackle on the football team and is a nephew of Dr. and Mrs E B Taylor of Huron. South Dakota wheat farmers sign up for a production control program to reduce 1934 production by 541600 acres, about 15 percent of their total acreage.
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Keith Wheeler
Carrington, N. 2
Huron Celle
Huron
Wheeler
Carrington High School
E. B. Taylor
South Dakota
Weather summary with temperature and precipitation data
Weather forecast for Huron and vicinity notes higher temperatures today and Friday, with increasing cloudiness and warmth. Past records show January high 64 and low 43, with previous year values 46 and 2. Precipitation totals and hourly temps are cited, but readable details are limited.
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Wresos
Huron
Road Weather Report Summary for South Dakota Towns
Brookings reports high percent. low 8 with no precipitation. roads good and clear. Rapid City shows high 7 and low 2 with low pressure. roads good and clear. Huron records high 24 and low 1 below. precip none. roads good and clear. Aberdeen notes high 0 and low -1. precip none. roads good partly cloudy. Yankton reports high 36 and low 1 with no precip. roads good and clear. Watertown lists high 33 and low -6. precip none. roads good and clear. Mitchell shows high -2 and low -2. precip none. roads good and clear.
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Brookings
Rapid” City
Huron
Aberdeen
Yankton
Watertown
Bids Opened For Highway Projects In Two Counties
Pierre Jan 25 The South Dakota highway commission received bids for road bridge and guard rail construction totaling about 400000. Projects cover 4.173 miles paving 94862 oil surfacing 22014 grading three bridges 4972 miles gravel base and 7.749 miles gravel surfacing plus 34790 feet of guardrail. Awards likely announced tomorrow. Tom Huesgen Huron jeweler undergoing recovery after appendicitis operation at Huron hospital. condition satisfactory.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Bbids
Bank Loans Reported by Reconstruction Finance Corp
R F G C reports in November loans to several South Dakota banks, including First National of Alexandria 99000 and Dakota State of Baltic 14500, Stockholm State 6000, and First State of Wolsey 18500. RC subscribed 25000 in Fort Pierre National Bank stock, with disbursement only up to November. Langford State Bank notes totaling 10000 purchased, no disbursement. Madison Building & Loan association canceled or withdrew 3101 previously authorized loans.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance | Corporation
Congress
South
Dakota
First National Bank
Alexandria
Dakota State Bank of Baltic
Stockholm State Bank
First State Bank of Wolsey
Fort Pierre National Bank
Langford State Bank
Madison, Building & Loan Association
Philip Turkey Wins National Master Breeder Award
Wallace Jerome of Barron Wisconsin won the Master Breeder’s award at the All American Turkey Show held during the annual bird exhibition in Grand Forks North Dakota. The grand champion bird was a bronze yearling awarded to George E. Lamm of Philip South Dakota.
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Philip Turkey
Grand Forks
N. D
Wallace Jerome
Barron
Wis
George E. Lamm
Philip, S. DB
Municipal Plants Exempted From NRA Code
Representative Hildebrandt said NRA officials informed him municipal power and light plants would not be required to come under the utilities code unless they wished to. Several South Dakota towns including Watertown expressed concern over their plants status under the code. The United States dollar gained 1/2 centimes on the Paris market, closing at 16.04 francs.
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NRA
Washington
Hildebrandt
South Dakota
Watertown
Paris
United States
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