Unguarded Hour at Huron Theatre Tonight and Friday
Amusements in Huron announce Franchot Tone and Loretta Young as testers for The Unguarded Hour at the Huron Theatre tomorrow and Friday. The play features a wealthy married couple, a brilliant lawyer, and a dramatic trial where the wife must testify to clear her husband. The cast includes Jessie Ralph and Roland Young. publicity links it to The Thin Man style. Also listed are Hot Money and Counterfeit at nearby billings.
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Bour
Franchot Tone
Loretta Yeung
Huron Theatre
Nus I
Electte
Evkuat
See ST Apes
Tone
Mrs Young
Stone
Jessie Ralph
Alleent Pringle
Dude Dey Diggen
Roland Young
HUROR
Federal Farm Research Idea Raised for Congress Support
Washington reports a proposal by MIT President Karl T. Compton for a federal endowment to fund private scientific research to solve farmers’ problems. Proponents urge as little as one percent of annual capital, about 50 million dollars, while critics warn of delays and the risk of conflicting aims.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Compton
Congress
Jillians
Persaade
Emough
Agriculture, Industry and Science
Minnesota Railroads rated as adequate for freight traffic
Interstate commerce commission hearing heard that Minnesota and St. Louis tracks are 10 percent safe for trains and entirely adequate for freight with future volume. Over 150,600 ties installed in three months at cost 149,724 dollars. 150,000 more planned this summer and fall. Witnesses were George L. Teyro of Hopkins and F. B. Clark of Fort Dodge Iowa.
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Minnes
Interstate Commerce Commission
George L. Teyro
Hopkins
F. B. Clark
Fort
Broadcast Schedule For North Dakota Wheat Harvest Opening
New York July 2 North Dakota wheat harvest opening to be broadcast Thursday with Gov Walter Welford presiding and Sen Gerald Nye speaking on the WIZ NBC farm and home hour at 1 pm Local listings show a dense schedule of radio programs across WEAF WIZ NBC and other stations including music variety drama and news features featuring names such as Jesse Crawford and Paris Berlin.
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C. E. Sutterfield
Central Standard
New York
North Dakota
Walter Welford
Gerald FP. Nye
Wiz-Nbc
WEAF
NBC
Worm ’S Radio Review
WABC
CBS
Gt Labar Pecking
Cecile Brimechweig
Paris
WIZ
Music Guild
Prague
Vacationers Come and Go at Redfield’s
Vacationers move through Redfield with several departures and arrivals. Maudie Kenda of San Antonio leaves after a visit with Mrs. A. W. Bimon and Joe Cummings, from J. C. Penney, returns to Detroit with his parents for two weeks. Olive Bennett and Donna Mees visit Fred Bratech home and plan two weeks away in Mirmespelix. Les Zumbrunnen returns to Northwestern Public Service after two weeks in Minnesota. Mrs. George Botumma and daughter Lote Van Brock visit, Perry Ellis of Milford arrives, and Nira Williams and son Richard from Sturgis arrive to visit Mrs. Clifford Wilson before Mayo Clinic trip.
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Redfield
Winnontowers
Kmma Kenda
San Antonio
Tex
A.W. Bimon
Joe Cummings
Detroit Laries
J. C. Penney
Mise Olive Bennett
Mim Donna Mees
Fred Bratech
Mirmespelix
Les Zumbrunnen
Northwestern Public Service
Minnesota
Huron
George Botumma
Lote. van Brock
Michigan
Perry Ellis
Milford
Mich
van Thocklin
Scenic
Ark Nira
Williams
Richard
Sturgis
Clifford Wilson
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Flan Ice Cream Social Planned by Cavour Ladies Aid
The Cavour Ladies Aid announces an ice cream social at their Main Street hall on Saturday evening. Pie cake and ice cream will be served and the public is invited.
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FLAN
Cavour
Cavour Ladies Aid
Main Street
Farm of the Future Electrifies Rural Life Display
Washington reports a Rural Electric Administration exhibit at Rosedale Farm across the Potomac in Virginia. The farm of J W Hughes shows electrified tools, lighting, ventilation, an electrified fence repelling livestock and flies, and electric stoves washers curlers and other devices transforming farm work and home life. Only the hog wallow remains una electrified.
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Washington
Cepitel
Rosedale Farm
Acros
Potomac
Vaginia
Rural Electric Heaton Administration
J. W. Hughes
Fami
Flashes of Life and City News Vignettes
A jumble of short items reports on a failed novel, Orlando politicians clashing with crowds, an Osage woman’s domestic role, and sporadic rainfall in Burdette and Lake with a minor storm. Names and places include Henry Johnson, Orlando city officials, Robertson Osage Smallchief, and July rainfall reports. Weather notes mention half an inch of rain and a severe electrical storm without damage.
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Cain
Hoven School District Bond Case Hearing Held At Gettysburg
Judge Bottom of Faulkton and court reporter Leonard Seaman presided Saturday in Gettysburg over a civil action to decide if the Hoven school district should vote on bonds for a public school house in Hoven. The district spans Potter and Walworth counties and real estate owners oppose the bond while non property holders back it. A further hearing is set in Walworth County at Selby on July 9.
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Gettysburg
Bottom
Faulkton
Leonard Seaman
Hoven
Potter County
Walworth County
Hoven Ia
Isme
Selby
Hoven Fae
Light Rain Bids Hope for Preston Crops
Lake Preston reports light rain Sunday night totaling about an inch, scattering showers that cooled the area and refreshed crops. Moisture aided corn and potatoes though farmers fear for a fair yield, while dealers note strong sales of water barrels due to drought conditions and dry door and window fittings increasing heat loss.
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Preston
Dealera
Bjornsons Visit Tracy and Watertown Trip
Mrs G B Bjornson and Miss Alice Bjornson left for a two week visit in Tracy Minnesota to see Mrs Bjornson’s sister and husband Frank and Mrs Long. Mr and Mrs G S Baracas and daughter spent the weekend in Watertown visiting Barnes’ parents during a postal convention.
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Tracy Manchester
Mra
G. B. Bjornson
Alice Bjornson
Tracy, Minn
Bjornson
Frank Long
Watertown
Manchester
G. S. Baracas
Barnes
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Travel Plans and Visits
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents announced upcoming travels and visits. Mrs. Manwaring and daughter Elis plan a Monday departure to Omaha to meet relatives in Santiago and Oklahoma before visiting lakes in Minnesota. Mrs. Mark Kaui, visiting her parents, heads home to Aberdeen tonight with her mother. Doctor 3 and Lida Betts depart Sunday for Kansas City to attend osteopathic lectures and clinics during post graduate week, then travel to Lake Madison before returning by August 4. Mr and Mrs T Strand leave for Redwood Falls and Chicago, with a stop in Minneapolis on return. Walter I Blystone and family guests of M B Blystone. Mr and Mrs AK Gardner and daughters Fidel and Helen, and son William, plan their summer home at Lake Minnetonka starting Monday evening. Miss Claire Connors and Philip Connors depart for Los Angeles after visiting Mrs W A Creany.
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Manwaring
Elis
Omaha
Aberdeen
Mire
A. Tams
Minneapolis
Chicago
Doctora
Lida Betts
Kansas City
Wnnust
American Osteopatha, Association
Lake Madison
Lawrence
Gordon Betts
Tenin
Huron
Mr. T
Strand
Redwood Falls
Minnesota
Walter I. Blystone
Jamestown
W. A. Creany
Seventh Street
Mrs Frances Jarret Wilbur Rites Held in Aberdeen
Funeral services were held in Aberdeen Friday for Mrs Frances Jarret Wilbur who died after an operation from peritonitis. Survived by husband and three children, two boys and a two year old daughter. She had been living near Conde with Mix Jarret, who with four others survives. REFAIR SCHOOL BUILDING MANCHESTER. July 49. W Posse repairs the town school building this week tearing out the old furnace and moving partition in the basement assisted by young men of the N Y A. They will repair other school buildings in the township after finishing here.
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Manchester
W. Posse
N.Y. A
Heat Belt Shifting North Says Cincinnati Authority
Dr. Cimente A. Mills of the University of Cincinnati argues the United States heat belt is moving northward as the world warms. He notes heat deaths concentrate in northern midwestern cities this year and links rising temperatures to a long-term climate cycle. He warns only those from cooler regions are highly sensitive to heat and suggests fertility may fall as temperatures rise.
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Cincinnati
United States
Cimente A. Mills
North Fis
Federal Census Bureau
Washington
Mills
University of Cincinnati
Hest
Ferriie
Discontinue Services Manchester
Sunday morning service at the Presbyterian Church closed for the summer. Last Sunday’s service ended and will resume in September. Rev and Mrs G W Heaton take vacation in August. Sunday school also discontinued during August.
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Manchester
Spacin
The
Presbyterian Church
G. W. Heaton
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