Ideal Growing Weather Boosts Crop Growth In South Dakota
Central South Dakota reports describe Thursday and Friday as ideal for growth with warm, wet conditions. About 90 percent of corn is planted with early crops up and some fields cultivated once. Rain aided flax, small grains grew rapidly, and alfalfa progressed well. pastures are good. Some cutworm damage noted in gardens and corn. Memorial Day work in Kingsbury County saw farmers catching up after rain.
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South Dakota
Hh. A. Cave
Beadie County
Lax
Kingsbury County
Counry
Gurney’s to Open Mitchell Department Store Next Week
Gurney Scotl and Nurvsey company announces a Mitchell department store opening next week modeled after the Yankton shop with plans for a state chain. George Bossman, formerly of Lenox, will manage the Mitchell store and stock the same lines as Yankton. The chain’s headquarters and WNAX radio operation will remain in Yankton.
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Yankton
Gurney Scotl and Nurvsey Company
Mitchell
South Dakota
George Bossman
Lennox
Gurney Company
WNAX
Oldham woman to be formally named county superintendent
Norma Koehne of Oldham will be formally confirmed by Kingsbury county commissioners on Monday as county superintendent of instruction. She was elected last fall, replacing Mabel Walline who will visit Texas this summer. Marian Keebne, sister of the superintendent, will serve as deputy this summer. Walline will later become assistant superintendent while Koehne has taught near Oldham and will move to Ft. Pierre next fall to teach.
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DE Smet
Jane
Norma Koehne
Oldham
Kingsbury County
Mabel Walline
Texas
Marian Keebne
Ft. Pierre
Failure To Heed Stop Signs Blamed For Auto Accidents
Huron police blame at least five recent wrecks on drivers ignoring arterial Stop signs. City measures include motorcycle patrols and special officers as a traffic crackdown. Police Chief A W Hopkins warns violators will face court action to curb hasty driving.
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Huron
A. W. Hopkins
Law and Order
Chef Hopkins
Fife
Progress on New Catholic Parochial School
Concrete work will begin next week on the new Catholic parochial school contracted to Huron Construction for 85 000 dollars. Excavation has started and good progress is reported. The school on Oregon avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets should be finished this fall. George C. Hunt handles plumbing and the Electric Service Company wires the building.
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L. A. Groves
Huron Construction Company
Oregon Avenue
Fifth and
Sixth Street
George C. Hunt
Electric Service Company
Re-Roofing Contracts Awarded for State Grounds
The contract for re-roofing the Wo meng building borsa barn and one cattle barn at the State Wair grounds was let to Feluron Construction Company using asbestos shingles. Aberdeen Sheet and Metal Works won the Machinery hall re-roofing. All works plus new concrete bleachers larger water mains and a poultry building are slated for completion before the September exposition.
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Womeng
Borsa
State Wair Grounds
Feluron Construction Company
Aberdeen Sheet and Metalworks
Insurance President Speaks at Huron Meeting
Walter Leach, president of the Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance, will be principal speaker at the bi monthly meeting of South Dakota Fire Underwriters in Huron Tuesday. The session will be held in Hotel Marvin Slughitt. Hi Y Boys to attend summer camp in Lake Kamopeska area with state YMCA secretary W L Parsons directing.
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Walter Leach
Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Company
South Dakota Fire
Fluron
Huron
Marvin Slughitt
O. D. Dunbar
George Gell
Watymea
Camp Teenestonka
Lake Madison
Parsons
Fickerel Lake
Aberdeen
Arthur Tweet
Aberdeen Y. M. GC. A
Investment Securities firm suspends operations in Chicago
Investment Securities Corporation led by B I. Taylor and C B. Ewart halted all operations today. The firm, with offices in Chicago New York San Francisco Boston Kansas City St. Louis Minneapolis Milwaukee Louisville New Orleans and Houston, announced the suspension at its Chicago offices. Mr and Mrs E J Fleming left for Madison South Dakota to visit AA Clemings mother for the weekend.
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Investment Securitle
Chicago
Taylor, Ewart, and Company
B I. Taylor
C. B. Ewart
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Kansas City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Milwenukee
Louisville
New Orleans
Houston
Weather Outlook for Huron and South Dakota
A rough weather note suggests possible showers tonight and Sunday in Huron with little temperature change. South Dakota faces unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday with showers likely and a rising temperature trend.
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Huron
South Dakota
Gardner Honored as New Judge in High U.S. Court
South Dakota gathers as attorney A I Gardner is welcomed as a federal judge in the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. A banquet in Hotel Maryin Hughitt honors his 36 years of practice and his confirmation by the Senate. Speakers from Thiron College, the South Dakota Supreme Court, and local legal circles laud his abilities as a trial lawyer and mentor to young attorneys.
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United States
Supreme Court
A. I. Gardner
Eight Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Huron
Gardner
Ellis
Senate
Bettlefield
Thad
Floren College
Agne
Dwight Campbell
South Dakota Supreme Court
Walter G. Miser
Rapid City
Pennington County
Miser
South ‘Dakota
Gard
U. S
Doe J. Crawford
Wwe
Haya
Collédeda
Train wreck near Auburn Nebraska disrupts Sleep
Missouri Pacific passenger No 106 derailed four miles south of Auburn amid heavy rain. The locomotive and baggage car left tracks in a creek bed near a bridge, reportedly due to a washout. Engineer and fireman took refuge in a tree until daylight. No injuries reported. A nearby freight train also derailed with seventeen cars off track. Several cattle were said to drown, but officials had not confirmed.
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Auburn
Neb
Missouri Pacific
Here
Congress Sees Summer's Best Recess Plans Discussed
Washington June 1 Congress leaders weigh an all summer recess for the special session to pursue farm legislation and tariff talks. Senate and House adjourned. a joint farm bill conference pushes toward agreement removing the debenture plan as administration notes urge no recess until farm bills pass and tariff issues fixed.
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Hoover
Senate
House
Soas
Watson
Tilson
Senate Finance Committee
Ioam
British political fate in doubt after vote
London June 1 Immediate future of the British government is debated as Labour nears a majority but lacks 21 seats. Baldwin may fight for control with Liberal support or resign for Ramsay MacDonald to form a government. Lloyd George sticks to pivotal balance of power as crisis looms. Sir Austen Chamberlain hints Baldwin should face the Commons.
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Lloyd George
London
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Autotin
Great Britain
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Himsel
Austen Chamberlain
Foreignminster
Sir Austen
Lease of Commons
May rainfall reserve slashed in yearly weather summary
The state weather bureau reports May precipitation at 1.17 inches for the 31 days, trimming the yearly reserve to 8.8 inches. May warmth rose after May 21 with highs near 86 degrees on May 22, while mean high and low temperatures averaged 67.5 and 48 degrees respectively. Wind directions and other May records show no significant gust events in the report.
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Hai
State Weather Bureau
Messenger Boy on Bicycle Swept to Death in Houston Flood
News reports torrential rains across south and east Texas claimed ten lives and caused millions in damage. A messenger boy on a bicycle was swept away by swirling currents in Houston, and a bystander who tried to help drowned. Fort Worth also faced fatalities as the Trinity River rose.
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Houston
Wloods
Texas
Fort Worth
Negra Hay
Cvtmant Distriets
Murderer of 3 is found dead in Chicago
Ferdinand Preuss, described as a maniac and war veteran, killed three men and wounded several others in a drunken spree yesterday. He was later found decapitated on the Chicago and North Western right of way, police suspect he took his own life after sobering.
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Chicago
Ferdinand Preuss
Chicago & North, Western
Prensa
Preuss
John Lee Conley
Conley
Werbert Hagberg
Hagberg
Mrs. Preuss
Church-State Settlement Moves Forward in Mexico
Archbishop Ruiz, head of the Mexican bishops, is named apostolic delegate and will travel to Mexico within two weeks to negotiate reestablishment of the Catholic church with President Portes Gil’s invitation and Holy See sanction. The long conflict over church property, foreign priests, and church schools spans over 25 years.
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Washington
Ruiz
Mexican Bishops' Conference
Mexico
Catholic Ecclesiastical Organization
Portes Gil
Holy See
Republic
Sharpe rules referendum on law not legal
Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe states Chapter 846 of the 1920 session laws is a revenue measure for state government and not subject to referendum. Petitions for a referral were filed by South Dakota motor dealers. the case may go to court to challenge filing and compel the secretary of state to register the petition.
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M. Q. Sharpe
Misa Gladys Pyle
Thla Morrising
Karl Goldsmith
South Dakota Automobile Dealers Association
Imus
Secretary of State
Wool Growers Meet Wednesday For Crop Plans
Beadle County Wool Growers Association calls a Wednesday 2 PM meeting in the Courthouse Farmers room to discuss the wool crop. A. D. Randall president notes new classifications and current market prices will be on the agenda with State Agent Hatley from Brookings to attend. He cites wool price about ten cents lower than last year and a national supply about four million pounds greater than four years ago.
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Beadle County
Wool Growers’ Association
Court House
A. D. Randall
Hatley
Brookings
Randall
Debt Experts Near Settlement on Reparations in Belgium
Paris June 1 Experts on reparations pressed to finish talks today with rapid progress reported at noon An agreement on all points except redemption of German marks in Belgium by occupation forces was anticipated to be resolved before day end The compromise on burden relief for us war debt reductions is expected to favor Germany per a proviso announced by authorities.
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Belgium
Germany
United States
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