Relief conference to shape South Dakota aid plan
More than 20 city county and state officials are expected Tuesday for a South Dakota Chamber of Commerce relief conference. Governor Warren Green Attorney General M Q Sharpe and Rapid City leader A Hunt will attend plus Red Cross officials F A Winfrey and F Rowland. The session aims to craft a uniform relief program and reduce outright charity while enabling distressed residents to work for aid.
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Tomorow
South
Ota Chamber of Commerce
Roy L. Emry
Rom
F. A. Winfrey
Red Cross
St. Louis
Governor Green
W. J. Bertke
Sioux City
Marvin Hughitt
Elksball
State Chamber
Emry
Austen
Tellow
Pennington County
Airport Inspector to Tour Huron Field This Fall
Marshall C. Hoppin, airport inspector, will visit Huron as he tours the northwest this fall. Paul K. Myers announced for the Huron Chamber of Commerce. A. Pendleton Taliaferro Jr. confirmed the visit. W. L. Weir urged a better rating after recent improvements. The inspector plans to arrive just after September 1 with exact date announced shortly.
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Marshall C. Hoppin
Huron
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamocter of Commerce
Myers
A. Pendleton Taliaferro, Jr
Aeronautics
Benent of Commerce
W. L. Weir
Huron Chamber
South Dakota
Ramseyer Named Director of Republican Speakers Bureau
Chicago July 25 47 Rep C William Ramseyer of Iowa was named director of the Republican presidential campaign speakers bureau by Everett Sanders chair man of the party. The bureau will start about Aug 1 and Ramseyer can devote full time after losing renomination. Jessie Moncur Sioux Falls fined $5 for practicing beauty culture at home without a license to Frances Peters.
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Ramaeyer
Iowa
Pierre
Jessie Moncur
Sioux Falls
State Board of Cosmetic Therapy
Anid
Frances Peters
Hien
Weather Update for Huon Vicinity and South Dakota
Weather forecast notes a dented text with tonight and Tuesday in Huon and Vicinity showing little temperature change. South Dakota appears unsettled with temperatures marginally different and a similar tone of minor variation across the period.
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Huon
Germany Aims to Join Consultative Pact with Britain
Germany today informed Britain it is willing to participate in the consultative pact recently arranged by Great Britain and France. An embassy representative said Germany would join in the open exchange of ideas on European questions when the occasion arises. Berlin sought assurances the pact would not be stretched into a united front against the United States or Soviet Russia or other powers.
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London
Cgermany
Great Britain
France
Papen
Germany
Europe
United States
Soviet
Russia
Paris
Borah
Pierre Alindin
M. Flandin
Farmers plan holiday autamarketing meet tonight
Beadle county businessmen toast the proposed farmers holiday autmarketing at a court house meeting tonight at 8. Four Huron men who attended a discussion earlier share first hand information.
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Farmers Ac
Beadle County
Court House
National Farmers Holiday movement meeting urged countywide support
The Evening Hurontia reports a Redfield meeting where George M Townsend Dr S Betts Robert Haedt and G F McCamnon will present the plan for a national farmers holiday. Farmers and business men urged to attend to discuss withholding crops to push prices above costs. Roy A Cave leads as temporary county chairman with later officer elections planned.
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Redfield
George M. Townsend
Co. S. Betts
Robert Haedt
G. F. McCamnon
Mid-West
Roy A. Cave
Wife Too Beautiful Disfigures Herself in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 3 a woman, aged 27, attempted to alter her appearance after a dispute with her husband Henry. The story notes her beauty caused dissatisfaction and police involvement. medical authorities say the disfigurement will be permanent.
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Los Angeles
Yar 'Gintas Rae
Henry
Borah Seeks Debt Cancellation Tied to Postwar Problems
Washington July 25 Opposing leaders discuss Idaho Senator Borahs proposal to cancel war debts as part of a broader postwar program. Borah argues debt cancellation should be linked with settling other war issues. Republicans and Democrats weigh administration reception and potential congressional support, with many predicting little backing when Congress reconvenes.
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Idaho
Washington
Borah
Idaho Independent Republican
United States
Hamvan Island
Mre
Hoover
State Department
Borsh
Senate Foreign Relations
Lewis
Illinois
Smoot
Utsh
Finance Committee
Rainey
Thnsis
House
Congress
Debt Funding Commission
Senate
Congressional Jobs Getting Tough Says SIOUX FALLS
Sioux Falls July 2 congressman C A Christopher son said the current year presents the toughest job he has seen due to aides clamor for conflicting legislation. He returned from Washington lamenting the lack of farm relief and criticizing the home rules committee for delays on the Rainey bill.
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Siouk Falls
Congress
C. A. Christopherson
Washington
National Legislative Cdy
Rainey
Home Rules Committee
Hoover
Treasury Seeks Relieft Funds via New Note Issue
The treasury plans to borrow 650 million for relief and government needs with 227.6 million to refund indebtedness and the rest for relief funds. The Reconstruction Finance Corp awaits 1.9 billion authorized relief aid, with two low interest note series offered. The Fed reports May–June gold stock drawdown and reserve coverage.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Washington
F.C
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Reserve Board
Elrod Fire Destroys Elevators and Coal Sheds
A damaging blaze swept through Elrod, South Dakota, in July, damaging two elevators, several coal sheds, and seven box structures. Local firefighters battled the flames to limit spread and assess structural integrity. No injuries reported as crews secured the area and investigated the fire’s cause.
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Elrod, SD
Sioux Falls Youth Accidentally Killed
A Sioux Falls youth, Theodore D. Glerk of Sieur, died after injuries from a tug accident while driving a harnessed team. The unnamed boy, 14, succumbed today to wounds from the mishap in the same month, with officials noting the tragedy occurred during a harness activity and the family awaiting further details.
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Siour Falls
Melvin TD
Clark
Theodore D. Glerk
Sieur
Rain Lifts Huron Little As South Dakota Sees Varying Totals
Rainfall varied across South Dakota with Huron receiving 0.13 inch while Brookings noted 1.38 inch and other towns reported traces to over an inch. The showers offered brief relief from heat though not enough to aid crops. forecasts predict unsettled weather and some cooling.
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South Dakota
Huron
Government Weather Bureau
M. FE. Bigstone
Filtie
Associated Press
Brookings
Aberdeen
Lemmon
Milbank
Mitchell
Mobridge
Rapid City
Redfield
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Brokinga
Waterdown
Black Hilla
Spearfish
Flack Hills
Thing
Spear
Canton
Rock Rapids
Moody County
Egan
Flandreau
Madison
Baltic
Dell Rapids
Large Huron Legion Attends Watertown Convention Start
A large Huron crowd gathered in Watertown for the opening session of the state American Legion convention. About 75 to 100 Huron Legionnaires planned to travel to Watertown with Commander L. J. Cornell urging strong local turnout for a projected Huron Day tomorrow. A big electrical parade and various attractions are planned for the day and night.
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Legion
Watertown
American Legion
A. B. Blake
Saka City
L. 3. Cornell
Hur‘om Post
Huron
Black Hills Banks Reopen Today in Four Cities
Banks in Custer Hermosa Pringle and Buffalo Gap reopened this morning following county updates as Black Hills Banka operations resume under normal service. Local customers report resumed teller lines and loan services at the four branches.
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Black Hills Banka
Tex Tounty
Custer’ City
Hermosa
Pringle
Buffalo
Gep
South Dakota plans 20 million loan refinance push
Pierre July 25 A tentative application for 20 million dollars to refinance rural credits bonds over two years will be filed with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Director W M Willy says the loan depends on a low enough interest rate to permit refunding bonds profitably. About 4 million would retire maturing issues and 4 million might refund others at lower rates. The balance would buy high rate bonds to save the state. Green approves borrowing from the relief fund for rural credits refinancing without increasing state debt. The plan follows a $1.8 million added RBI fund and includes a possible 1 million request for farm repairs under unemployment relief.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
W. M. Willy
Rural Credits Department
Willy
Rural Credits Board
Green
Re- Construction Corporation
Huron
Requist
Allotment For Road Work Used On Highways
South Dakota officials move to tap a new $2 million emergency federal fund for road work with about $450,000 planned to be spent this year. Plans include additional projects in a August 10 construction lotting, with another set expected around September 1. Officials say emergency funds must match 45 percent with 55 percent regular federal aid, and must be used on federal aid projects before July 1, 1933. The number of workers cannot be estimated until federal rules are clarified. A 30 hour week rule for emergency work is under review.
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Fmrre
State Highway Department
South Dakota
Brooke Howell
Wr. Howell
Officisia
Federal Bureau of Public
Ade
Sud-Highway Commissioners
Aberdeen Firms Win State Stock Sales Permits
Four Aberdeen firms secured approval from the state securities commission to sell stock or bonds in South Dakota. Burns company authorized to sell 50,000 dollars of stock. Security Finance and Loan company approved to sell 19,145 dollars of common stock. Ward Ownley company authorized to dispose of 40,000 dollars worth of estate-related securities.
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Aberdeen
Pierre
State Securities Commission
South Dakota
Clarateej, Burns Company
Xgrency
Ward Ownley Company
Fragmentary report hints at a shoe incident
A blurry OCR fragment notes an interaction involving a person named Fran and Jodie Auld, mentioning a pair of shoes and a potential purchase or gifting context. The text is unclear and lacks coherent details or a clear event timeline.
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Fran
Jodie
Custer Seeks Federal Relief Loan for Water Works
Pierre July 25 A request for a 32500 loan from the federal relief fund to fund water works and sewage plant construction in Custer was sent to Governor Green by Mayor R K Lane The loan would provide needed improvements and unemployment relief. Rapid City officials reportedly may seek a loan to finish a sewage disposal plant.
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Pierre
Federal Relief Fund
Custer
Green
R. K. Lane
South Dakota
Federal
Rapid City
Wheat Prospects Growing Brighter
Chicago July 21 updates note a shift toward optimism in wheat markets as bullish foreign supply data and domestic prospects temper prior bearish pressure. Analysts see world supplies remaining ample with a peak in harvest arrivals likely behind the market, signaling potential for steadier prices ahead.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Farmer Is Arraigned For Killing Relative
Des Moines July 25 Eliza Jones a Taylor county farmer charged with the killing of his son in law Thomas J Allen was taken to Bedford for arraignment. He was arrested Sunday at a private sanatorium here after relatives brought him while county authorities sought him.
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Des Moines
Eliza Jones
Taylor County
Thomas J. Allen
Bedford
P. D. van Wagner
Pete Griffin
Ray Scott
Jones
Tayke County
Dawn to dusk flight honors postal service birthday
Major Jamce Doolittle set a coast to coast air record attempt taking off from Boston airport at 9 25 a m EST to mark the 157th anniversary of the United States Postal Service founding He flew solo for part of the day and was joined by Anne Madison Washington a descendant of George Washington in the commemorative event.
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Boston
Jamce Doolittle
United States Postal Service
Anne Madison Washington
George Washington
Together Versailles Couple Buried After 60 Years of Marriage
George Hand and Nicholas Augustine were married sixty years ago and died within a day of each other. They were buried yesterday in a double funeral held in Versailles Indiana.
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Versailles
Ind
George Hand
Nicholas ‘Augustine
Ware
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