National Bank of Huron Joins Northwest Bancorporation
The National Bank of Huron announces affiliation with Northwest Bancorporation bringing its resources to nearly 3.9 million dollars and a combined bank group resources over 243 million. Local officers retain control while directors join Northwest Bancorporation leadership to pool strength and services across the region.
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National Bank of Huron
Teiou
National Bank of Hinvon
Northwest Bancorporation
Riv. Geo
North
Huron
Northwest
Camden Rayburn
The
National Bank ,of
Ita
Turon Bank
Ake
Geo. C.fullinweider
HW. G. Black
Armour and Company
South Dakota
National Bank of
Mrs J C Sandberg Died After Stroke at Home
Mrs. J C Sandberg died at her home 713 Kansas Avenue NE after a weeks illness from a paralysis stroke suffered Sunday June 30. Born Clara Grace Wilson March 1 1876 Mt Pleasant Ta she married J O Sandberg January 23 1910 in Chicago and moved to Huron. Survived by husband son Donald two sisters and one brother. She belonged to the Baptist church Eastern Star and Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. Funeral plans pending brother from Massachusetts may attend.
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J. C. Sandberg
Kansas Avenue
Clara Grace Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
J. O. Sandberg
Chicago
Ill
Huron
Donald
Gieorge Holley
Madelia
Minn
Georges Reed
St. Petersburg
Fla
B. G. Wilson
Leominster
Mass
Sandberg
Baptist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firearea
Massachusetts
Weather Huron Showers Likely Tonight and Saturday
Huron forecasts show showers probable tonight and Saturday with a warmer trend. Dakota reports unsettled conditions with local showers possible tonight and Saturday, especially in eastern and central portions.
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Huron
Dakota
Dry Law Wins in Canadian Province Plebiscite
In Prince Edward Island Charlottetown July 19 voters backed the prohibition act in a plebiscite on retention versus substitution of government controlled liquor sales. About 17 000 electors cast ballots roughly half of the 1927 provincial election turnout. The two questions asked whether to keep the prohibition act or endorse government sale of liquor.
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Charlottetown
P. HI
Prince Howard Island
French Finance Committee Pushes Debt Reservation Into Bill
Paris July 19 The finance committee of the chamber of deputies voted to include reservations on foreign debt ratification in the subsidiary bill, opposing Premier Poincare's policy. The committee rejected all compromise texts and plans to continue the debate tomorrow unless Poincare requests suspension due to illness.
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Paris
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Iremier Poincare
Polucare
Slayings in Kalamazoo Linked to Hex Belief
Eugene Burgess his wife and two children are jailed as investigators probe a hex slaying in Kalamazoo Michigan. The victim Mrs Etta L Fairchilds 75 was found murdered in a cistern. Burgess says she cast evil mental influence over his family and caused prior deaths.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Eugene Burgess
Etta L. Fairchilds
Burgess
Three Arrest Made In Sioux Falls Alcohol Raid
Two men and a woman were arrested in Sioux Falls after police seized 54 gallons of alleged liquor being moved from Sioux City to Rapid City. Suspects named A. R. Johnson C. E. Johnson and May Jones, all of Rapid City, to be arraigned tomorrow.
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Sioux
Falls Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Rapid City
C. E. Johnson
May Jones
Women Enforced Prohibition Drive in the South
Deputy administrator for the state announces a federal crackdown on bootlegging led by women. He claims hundreds of women will face federal judges as they are routed from the trade, noting 75 percent of bootlegging is by women and many act as agents for husbands or male associates. He declares the days of southern chivalry toward law violators are over.
Morgan Bond Set At Ten Thousand In Beadle Jail
Morgan is held in Beadle County jail with two bonds totaling 10000 dollars one 5000 dollar bond on a murder charge and one 5000 dollar bond on a statutory charge related to the death of Ruby Irene Nyman of Brookings. An arraignment before Justice G W Longstaff was held with a preliminary hearing requested for Monday at 3 in the Warmers assembly room. State attorney W W Howes represented the prosecution.
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Tlo Morgan
Beadle County
Ruby
Irene Nyman
Brookings
Morgan
G. W. Longstafft
Harold Markey
Warmers
Court House
W. W. Howes
Rogers Bank Robber Nabbed After Jail Break Attempt
South Dakota guards stopped a jail break at the state penitentiary when two convicts were found sawing through bars. Roy Rogers of Minnesota, jailed for a Huron bank robbery, had already cut his cell but waited for Herman Jensen as his partner. Rogers, extradited after a Beadle county case, and accomplices Patrick Hanley and P. J. Driscoll were sentenced to 15 years for the Parmers Merchants bank robbery.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Roy Rogers
Minnesota
Huron
Herman Jensen
Hamling County
Rogers
Beadle County
Parmers& Mer
Pa Cee
Bonda
League Seeks City Ordinance for Radio Interference Control
The Huron Radio Listeners League reports completion of inspections of 311 residences and businesses in 25 blocks. They tested lights transformers and power distribution to prove need for a city ordinance banning sale after a date of appliances likely to cause radio interference.
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Huron Radio | Listeners
A. BE. Griffith
C. 8. Betts
League
Huron
Betta
Gurvey
The
Radio League
Huron League
Parrish Says Miller Hearing Has No Effect
Hand county State’s Attorney Parrish stated the Miller hearing before Judge Briggs would have no effect, claiming he dismissed the action for not being consulted. The proceedings continued with Miller attorney J. Bushfield and others representing both sides as detectives Wilshire and Marlette face liquor to minors charges. The complainant is Mrs. Winifred Nuhn and Parrish offered to handle the case if refiled through his office.
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Parrish
Mr. Bushfield
Miller
Inithe Action
J. A. Brek
Brookings
Frederick Ig. Wheeler
Mitchell
Ilshire and
Marlette
Sioux City
Hand County
Ito
Wilshire
coummelaJgde Briggs
Winifred Nuhn
College Instructor Returns To Colorado Miss Hagener
Miss Ruth Hagener who has served six years as an instructor in modern languages and science at Huron College left Huron last night for Littleton Colorado. She expected to join Prof and Mrs H G Witt of Huron in Rapid City on the way to Colorado. This fall she plans to pursue a master's degree at a western university and has been granted leave of absence by Huron College authorities.
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Colorado
Ruth Hagener
Huron College
Huron
Littleton
Gol
Rapid City
H. G. Witt
Hegener
Western University
Autthorities
Rapid City to Host 1930 American Legion Convention
Rapid City plans an aggressive campaign to bring the 1930 state convention of the American Legion to the city. A committee led by Commander Arthur Sielsen reported after two months of study and asked a delegation to invite the convention and secure support and entertainment in the Black Hills.
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Rapid City
The
American Legion
Department
Mitchell
Black Hills
Arthur S#ielsen
Stock Men Urge Change To Benefit Public Meat Trade
Western South Dakota Live Stock Protective Association urges Congress to modify the consent decree ending packer control of retail meat. Resolutions say enforcement harmed competition, raised prices, and kept good beef from consumers. They request action to allow packers back into the retail trade and advocate higher livestock grain and seed measures.
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Kadoka
Congress
South Dakota
Stock Protective Association
Philip
A.G. Granger
Résolutiona
Soviet Move on Manchuria Triggers River Stand and Tense border
Reports from Shanghat and London reveal Soviet and Chinese forces massing along Manchuria fronts. Troop concentrations near Blagovestichensk and on the Sungari river threaten crossing into Manchuria while pamphlets and political calls influence Chinese opinion. Chiang Kai shek fronts a high level meeting as rail traffic halts.
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London
Asia
Russia
China
Manchuria
Nanking
Chiang Kai Shek
Siberia
Barn Fire Causes Small Damage at Hartwich Home
A fire broke out in the rear barn at Dr. H. A. Hartewich’s residence at 908 Ohio Ave SW around 12:10 PM. The barn interior burned heavily while the roof and walls suffered blaze effects. A nearby barn was also scorched. No evidence of electrical wiring presence. investigators suggest children playing with matches as a possible cause.
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Dr. H. A. Hartewich
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Victor L. Berger Steadily Improves
Milwaukee July 19 Victor L Berger 69 former socialist congressman who suffered a skull fracture when struck by a streetcar Tuesday was reported today to be steadily improving Attending physicians said barring complications he would recover They focus on infection control and watching for pneumonia symptoms.
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Milwaukee
Victor Ju. Berger
Hagood To Lead 7th Corps Area In Omaha
Maj Gen Hagood relieved from second coast artillery district and assigned to command the 7th Corps Area with HQ in Omaha Nebraska. He is in the Philippines and expected to take command about August 22 replacing Maj Gen Vandeman. War Department calls the transfer a routing matter.
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Washington
Johnson Hagoood
Second Coast Artillery District
7Th Corps
Omaha
Neb
Hagood
The
Pallippines
Ralph J. Vandeman
War Department
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Hyde
Alexander Legge
Los Angeles
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Lake ‘Placid
Nab Rogers
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Legion
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Victor L. Berger
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