Do You Favor the New Left Inside Turn
The Inquiring Reporter gathers opinions from Dwight Pasek at Huron College Paul E. Hainey of Standard Qi and Mrs A M Haskell housewife plus D Dunbar principal at Huron High and H M Whitman insurance agent. They praise the left inside turn for speed safety directness and reduced confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Pasek
Huron College
Paul E. Hainey
Standard Qi Company
A. M. Haskell
D. Dunbar
Huron High School
H. M. Whitman
Eleven Arrested In Parking Drive
Eleven violators of the 3 minute parking city ordinance were arrested yesterday during a campaign against illegal parking. Three appeared in municipal court with fines of 2 each suspended by Municipal Judge I. R. Crawford. Several others failed to show, and Richard Marone pleaded guilty to failing to stop at an arterial stop sign and was fined 10, with 38 remitted on recommendation of City Attorney John P. Saver. J. S. Harmon was fined 2 for speeding. Chief J. S. Nelson urged drivers to keep to the right and noted upcoming painted lines to enforce the right‑of‑way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilegal Parking
H.R Costain
P. G. Williams
William C. Muself
I. RB. Crawford
A. B. Blake
M. V. Avery
Melvin Murphy
H. M. Cooley
R. C. Ross
Mr. Nelson
Hopper Poisoning Drive Speeds Up in Beadle County
Beadle County reports a faster hopper poisoning drive this week than any period this year, Acting County Agent Arlington Eddy says. Relief labor on abandoned private land has boosted control as residents swap labor to cover townships in a day. Most bait has arrived. some is held back for potential late-season needs to protect corn during silk formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocen Diruc
Beadle County
Arlington Eddy
Eddy
Mr. Eddy
Troops Called Out as Minneapolis Truck Strike Continues
Minneapolis faced a complete motor transport tie up as union truck drivers strike for a second time this year. About 7,000 workers are involved and Mayor Bainbridge and Police Chief Johannes plan to seek National Guard patrols if rioting recurs, though Governor Olson delayed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Minneapolis
Adj
Ellard A. Walsh
151St Field Artillery
Minnesota National Guard
Walsh
A. G. Bainbridge
Michael Johannes
Floyd B. Olson
Start Lumbering In Black Hills
In South Dakota a lumbering program begun by relief administration starts with a sawmill near Rochford capable of 5,000 feet daily. Three more mills will lift capacity to 30,009 board feet a day, shipping crates and boxes to relief canning plants in Huron Madison and Mitchell. Seventy workers cut lumber. a 100,000 board foot kiln will be built near Rapid City. Governor Berry expects rural rehab to start soon with federal engineers reviewing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Black Hills
South Dakota Relief Administration
H. OM. Cass
Rochford
Huron
Madison
Mitchell
Cass
Victor Hansen
Rapid City
Tom Berry
Army approves six civilian camps in South Dakota plains
Pierre July 17 Army officials approved locations for six civilian camps in South Dakota plains to house 100 to 250 men each. Army equipment heads to the sites as youths aged 18 to 25 are recruited for six month enlistments. Additional camps are planned in the Black Hills area with one near Custer National Forest and another in Pennington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Plains
South Dakota
E. J. B. Longrie
Longrie
Lincoln County
Canton
Union County
Alcester
Lyman County
Bear Presho
Melvette County
Black Fire Creek
Belvidere
Buffalo County
Crow Creek
Chamberlain
Charles Mix County
Lake Andes
Hutchinson County
Milltown
Black Hills
Custer National Forest
Harding County
Black Hills National Forest
Pennington Couty
50 to Appear At Taxation Hearing For Local Delinquents
About 50 Beadie county residents who failed to declare moneys and credits for taxation were ordered to appear before the county commissioners at the courthouse Wednesday. Those not producing satisfactory evidence refuting taxation division records face a 50 percent penalty on taxes due. Auditor A M Fuller said penalties would be assessed automatically if notices are ignored amid a county highway inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadie County
A. M. Fuller
Redfield Night Club Opens to 500-Strong Crowd
Redfield hosted a gala opening Saturday evening for its new night club in the old Schwartz building. About 500 patrons filled the venue as Henry Schnittgrund opened the doors. Five bartenders served Schooner beer and sandwiches to visitors through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Henry Schnittgrund
Schwartz
Abandonment of Wessington Springs Transient Camp
VP Ill announces the closure of the Wessington Springs transient relief camp as 18 residents are moved to Beadle county rehabilitation center. Equipment will be sent to Sisseton for a planned new facility. Cause cited includes unsuitable housing water and transportation. Garden laborers will be reassigned to Jerald county relief. Admits and dismissals listed at local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Wessington Springs
M. Cass
South Dakota Relief Administration
Beadle County
Fr Sisseton
Cass
Jerald County
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