Co-Op Club Sponsoring Retailers Institute in Huron
The Co-Operative Club will sponsor a one day Retailers Institute in Huron on Monday June 24, with speakers from Dayton and Minneapolis. Luncheon topics cover store analysis, layout, credits, budgeting, personnel, and advertising, while the evening session centers on selling and merchandising. The event, run with the Huron Chamber of Commerce, targets proprietors and sales personnel and is part of a northwest tour funded by Twin Cities wholesalers and manufacturers.
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Huron
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Na- Tezister Company
Dayton
Ollg
End Harry L. Kyes
Minneapolis
Dormer Livrarian
National Merchants Association
Chamber Tne Co-Operative Club
Huron Chamber of Commerce
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Kyes
Luss
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Mr. Eyes
Twin Cities
Minneapolis Civic & Commerce Association
St. Paul Association of Commerce
Gilespeonie
Beadle Teachers Join Collegiate Omnibus Tour
Beadle county rural teachers Mildred Fenner and Rose Stahl join the annual Omnibus college educational expedition departing Wichita May 29. The seven week trip covers 6090 miles through the south, east, Canada and back, visiting 70 buses field cafes and large baggage units. Membership is merit based and open to teachers and professionals.
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An- Auronnual Omnibus College
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Rose MM
Beadle County
Fenner
Miss Stahl
Paitfeld
States
Canada
Circle
Kansas
Gulf of Mexico
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Educangtates
Bagrage Adcamp
Mitchell May Form Inter-Club Council
Four men’s service clubs heads approved forming an inter club council and agreed each club would support the effort. The plan includes organizing a penitization and collective backing to establish the new council.
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Mitchell
Yeeenly
J C Penney Declares Dividend For Quarter
New York June 2 At a meeting of directors of the J C Penney Company a quarterly dividend of four and one half per cent on preferred stock and six per cent on common stock for the quarter ending June 30 was declared payable June 30. Beneficial Ra us Bonilla June 2 Special A nice rain fell here early in the week benefitting crops as planting continues and corn is coming up fine fields of rye heading
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J.C. Penney Company
New York
J.C. Pen
Raus Bonilla
Radio Features The Best In Radiolane Convention Plans
New York June 2 networks assemble broadcast plans ahead of the republican national convention in Chicago. First transmission tentatively set for the opening day with Graham McNamee and William Hard for NBC and Ted Husing and F. W. Wie for CBS. Programs across WEAF NBC WABC WIZ NBC and KEBC include orchestras, drama, quaren, and variety shows with scheduled times later in the day.
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New York
Chicago
Graham McNamee
William Hard
NBC
Ted Husing
F. W. Wie
CBS
Huron Girl to Serve as Camp Wanzer Dietitian
Ethel Bowe, junior in State college home economics, will be the camp dietitian at Camp Wanzer in the Black Hills South Dakota this summer. She will oversee meals at the kitchen and dining hall, ensuring balanced diets for campers and special-diet children under the supervision of H M Cass of the South Dakota Public Health association. Miss Bowe is the first Huron girl to hold this role, and she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E I Bowe.
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Ethel Bowe
State College
Camp Wanzer
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Miss Bowe
E. I. Bowe
Citron Acquitted in Federal Narcotics Case
Hollywood physician Dr. Citron faces state board proceedings after federal acquittal on narcotics charges tied to prescriptions for late silent star Alma Rubens. U.S. District Judge William P. James ruled the Harron Narcotic Act is primarily a revenue measure and federal power over medical practice is limited.
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Los Angeles
Hallywood
State Board of Medical Examiners
Alma Rubens
United States
William P. James
Memorial note on John B Faught at Yankton College
John Brookie Faught, 61, professor of mathematics and astronomy at Yankton College, died after an extended illness. Born February 18, 1863 in Oaktown Indiana, he held degrees from Indiana and the University of Pennsylvania and taught at Vincennes, Northern Michigan, Normal College Marquette Western Teachers College Kalamazoo and Kent before joining Yankton 12 years ago. His death follows a long illness yet his legacy endures in students and colleagues across the college community.
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Marquette
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Western Teachers’ College
Kalamazoo
Kent
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Teachers’ College
Dempsey's Sweetie Has Pair Of Names
Hollywood report says Lina Basquette the actress and Rosita Gonzales are the same person, declared by Mrs Ernest Belcher Basquette's mother. The pair traveled with Jack Dempsey to Reno where the boxer presented her as Miss Gonzales Belcher notes the claim and a past trainer alleged a dispute over Basquette.
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Calif
Lina Basquette
Rosita Gonzales
Jack Dempsey
Ernest Belcher
Barquette
Dempsey
Reno
Belcher
Nevada City
Gonzalo
Weather Notes for Huron and Vicinity Unsettled Forecast
Temperature figures show historical highs and lows for June with year ago data. Precipitation totals are 221 for the month and 6.23 for the year to date. Sunrise is at 4:52 a.m. and sunset at 8:09 p.m. Forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures.
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Huron
Weather forecast for Dakotas Iowa Minnesota shows cooler spell
South Dakota expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with cooler conditions in the east. Iowa forecasts partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures central with showers in the east tonight and generally fair Friday. Minnesota shows cloudy conditions with showers in the north and east tonight and likely in the northeast Friday morning, with cooler air in the west and south tonight.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Road Report for Brookings to Watertown
Brookings reports 70 with a high of 80 and low 39, precip 22, roads good under cloudy skies. Huron records 61 with high 89 and low 35, precip .22, roads good with cloudy conditions. Yonktow at 61, high 83 and low 6, precip 68, roads good and cloudy. Watertown 64, high 84 and low 60, no precipitation, roads good, conditions cloudy.
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Huron
Yonktow
Watertown
Condy
Weather Report For Cities In South Dakota
Sioux Falls reports 68 with high 83 and low 60 and cloudy readings. Rapid City shows 75 high 48 low with no precipitation and clear conditions. Pierre at 86 high 60 low 6 percent precipitation readings fair with cloudy sky. Aberdeen 83 high 62 low 8 percent precipitation roads listed as fair with rain.
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Rapid City
Pierre
Aberdeen
Memorial Day Trip Highlights From Bonilla Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred McKichan traveled to Aberdeen over Memorial Day to visit their daughters Clara and Dot, who attend Northern Normal. Weather in Wiitehell 61 was high 81 and low 60 with roads fair and clear.
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Bonilla
Fred McKichan
Aberdeen
Clara
Dot
Northern Normal
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