Former Senator Johnson Dies at Home in Platte
Former U S senator from South Dakota E W Johnson died of heart disease at his Platte home. Born February 2 1857 in Indiana he moved to Iowa then to South Dakota in 1884 where he held law state attorney and senate seats. He served as senator March 4 1915 to March 3 1921 and left farming and banking duties after declining further political run. He married Anna Shoreau in 1884 and had five children.
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South Dakota
Edwin S. Johnson
Iowa
Nebraska
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Citizens Bank of
Douglas County
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State Central Committee
Democratic National Committee
Frank M. Byrne
Charles K. Burke
United States
Yankton
Spencer
Ind
Iawa
Anna Shoreau
Osceola
Wheat Nations Reject Offer In Cereal Price Negotiations
London reports that major wheat exporting nations US Canada Argentina and Australia rejected a broad offer from importing countries to boost wheat imports. Delegates seek a compromise as importers urged measures to lift prices while producers press for acreage restrictions and policy changes. A sub committee will meet to explore a workable middle ground amid ongoing talks.
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London
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Europe
France
Germany
Ialy
Moon Mullins Page Wins Sweepstakes
The Evening Huronite runs a weekly coloring sweepstakes for local youths with free theatre tickets as prizes. Winners announced include Loyd Gordon Edith Hibbard Eugenie Bloodgood Simmons Avenue Luetta Shope Fern Winter Lola Leslie and Wanda Cummins. Children are asked to write their names on the margin of the colored sheet or pin their names to a slip attached to the sheet.
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Huronite
Sanir Gay
Loyd Gordon
Idaho Avenue
Edith Hibbard
Frank Ave
Nue
Moon
Muselius
Margaret
Hampton
Hureny
Wanda ‘Cummins
Eugenie Bloodgood Simmons
Luetta B. Shope
Frank Avenue
Souteast
Fern” Winter
Montana Avenue
Lola -Leslie
Fourth
Beer Ordinance Studied For Emergency In Huron
City attorneys study a beer licensing emergency measure to curb delay if South Dakota legalizes beer in a special session. Nine days to enact, readings at two meetings plus publication would push legal sale to August 16, with possible uniform state timing once legislature acts. Commissioners weigh delaying drafting until state action clarifies dates.
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Huron
South Dakota
John P. Sauer
Tom Berry
Adam
Training School For 4 H Clubs In Beadle County
Beadle County 4 H demonstration clubs hold a training school tomorrow at 1 30 PM at the courthouse with Miss Dewing home agent in charge. A similar session will be held in Miller next Wednesday for Beadle county 4 H demonstration teams.
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Beadle County
Court House
Miss Dewing
Miller
Roosevelts Aid in Wage Drive Plan Approved
President Roosevelt awaits approval of detailed wage-boost plans from Hugh S. Johnson recovery chief after cabinet advisory board endorsement. Codes of fair competition push industries to raise wages and shorten hours while self-regulation under government oversight is urged. Johnson aims for rapid national purchase power rise through targeted employer agreements.
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Hugh
Johnson
Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Pawyer
Categories We Among Documents Campaign Unfolds
The report chronicles a campaign called Categories We Among Documents. It notes varying acceptance from the veraplayers and outlines the campaign’s aims and preliminary reception among involved parties.
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Veraplayers
Stock Growers Meet Packers' Economic Accord Aims
CHICAGO stock growers and meat packers met to form an industry wide conference seeking a production limitation under federal policy. Dr Black, acting for the Secretary of Agriculture, said the goal is higher farm prices and a rate setting clause for processors. A Des Moines subcommittee led by Roswell Garst and others was formed to push the plan.
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Chicago
Salyer Rm Belt Gintes
Bas -Dr AG
Secretary of Agriculture
Des’ Moines
Black
Ds Black
Des Moines
Roswell Garst
Iowa
Earl C. Smith
Diinois Agricultural Association
Edward A. O'Neal
National Farm’ Bureau
C. V. Gregory
The
Prairie Farmer
National corn hog conference outlines price supports and bounties
The national corn-hog conference maps a program to raise prices with compulsory reductions and bounties funded by taxes. Meat processors and officials including W. Woods Thomas Wilson John Rath and Guy Shepherd attended under the US Department of Agriculture with Black and ONeal leading discussions. A separate note reports 2 804 steel towers 65 feet high will carry power from Boulder dam to Los Angeles.
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Ford
W. Woods
The
Tratitute of American Meat Packers
Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago Packer
John W
Rath
Packer
Waterloo
Guy Shepherd
C.F. Saile
B. Thorn
United States Department’ of Agriculture
Black
O’neal
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles
Avenues To Play Yale In Special Valley League Game
The Huron Avenues will meet Yale tonight at 6 on the Val. diamond in a special non standings game. Both teams are in the James Valley league but this contest does not affect the standings as they compete in opposite divisions. The article notes a prior Yale defeat by Avenues and mentions local civic restructurings.
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Huron Avenues
Val. Diamond
Huron Club
James' Valley League
Huron
Nnes
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