Band Will Start Season Tonight At J W Campbell Park
The Huron Municipal Band resumes summer concerts this evening under Hans Christensen at J. W. Campbell Park. The program includes marches overtures polkas and a suite with pieces by Luigini Grainge Barnard Dixon and Luigini among others and marks Christensen's third season as band director.
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Campbell Park
Christensen
Huron Municipal
J. W. Campbell Park
Hans Christensen
French Foreign Legion
Dugat
Mahl Country Gardens
Grainge
Barnard
Luigini
Dixon-Wrubel
India
Wedding bells ring for Lucille Quirk and David Hawkinson
Highmore announces the wedding of Miss Lucille Quirk of Highmore and David Hawkinson of Chicago. A dinner for twenty four featured lilac lavender and rose decorations and nut baskets with wedding bells announcing the news. The ceremony is set for Friday morning at the Congregational church in Highmore.
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Highmore
Lucille Quirk
David Hawkinson
Chicago
Edna Harris
SL. Gibbs
Ida Newtor
Frank MecKellip
H. P. Hemmington
Mildred Hannah
Quirk
Frank MekKellip
Ida Newton
W. G. Mac Donald
Mary Gray
Gaumnitz Named To Lead U.S. Dairy Division
Edwin F. Gaumnitz of Minnesota selected as chief of the farm administration dairy division, succeeding A. H. Lauterbach who will become manager of the Interstate Milk Producers Association in Philadelphia on July 1. Lauterbach previously led the National Cheese Producers Federation. Gaumnitz plans no immediate policy changes or dairy production controls.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Unon
Edwin F. Gaumnitz
Minnesota
A. H. Lauterbach
AAA
Smith College geologists plan Wyoming field trek
Northampton Mass June. Smith College summer geology class resumes June 20 seeking traces of an inland sea. Professors Meyerhoff Collings and their seven students will begin at Sylvan Lake South Dakota, then explore Palmer Gulch Bisers Rapid City and Deadwood before entering Wyoming to extend their field work into new territory.
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Wyoming
Northampton
Mass
South Dakota
Smith Colege
Howard A. Meyerhoff
Robert F. Collings
Sylvan Lake
Palmer Gulch
Bisers, Rapid City
Deadwood
Veteran Relieved of Constipation by Natural Food
An unsolicited letter extols Kellogg's Aur-Bran as effective relief for constipation. The writer cites long use since 1898 99 while in government service in the Philippines and praises bulk aiding regular habits. The ad notes Aur-Bran rich in vitamin B and iron, recommends two tablespoons daily, and suggests consulting a doctor if unsure.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Recovery agency policy and new housing plans dominate session
Democratic Leader Robinson expects only a skeleton NRA extension this session while Roosevelt contemplates a wider recovery agency. Senator Brown attacks utility holding firms as rackets. Government agencies study nationwide housing needs. Army air bases bill targets Alaska and frontier defense. Wallace submits revised AAA tax measures. Wagner bill narrowed to avoid Supreme Court objections. Lobby probe begins with American Retail Federation officials denying misconduct.
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Associated Press
Robinson
Roosevelt
Land Bank Loan Interest Is Cut in South Dakota
South Dakota farmers with Federal Land bank loans will save over 1 million dollars in interest next year after Congress passes and President Roosevelt signs the Farm Credit act. The rate drops to six percent or 18 percent below the average, effective July 1, 1935, for two years, then four percent the next two, before returning to contract rates. About 14,500 farmers hold $56 million in land bank loans, with refinancings since May 1933 totaling over 12,700 first mortgages in the state.
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Omaha
South Dakota
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Congress
Roosevelt
Farm Credit Administration
South da
Federal land bank rate cut affects only land bank loans
Kota farmers face a $32 million liability excluding commissioner loans as amended act reduces rates only for Federal Land Bank first mortgage loans. Land bank commissioner loans stay at 5 percent, whether first or second mortgages. Treasury will cover the shortfall from the emergency rate cut.
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Kota
Commissioner
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank Commissioner
Land Bank
Federal Treasury
Housman Reopens Sales Pavilion in Huron
Roy Housman resumes weekly livestock sales at the Huron Sales Pavilion northwest of the Swift Produce House on Tuesday June 11. He will bring feeder and breeder stock from Nebraska Kansas and Iowa. The initial sale will feature 100 brood sows 50 cows 15 work horses and several bulls with Richard Payne auctioneers handling the sale.
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Roy Housman
Huron
Swift Produce House
Housman
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Richard & Payne
Mobile, Lows
Woman And Son To Be Hanged Friday
A care-worn father and his first-born son pace in Sussex county jail awaiting dawn execution for the murder tied to a $2000 insurance policy. Mrs May Carey and her son Howard Carey face death. James Carey and Lawrence are to visit cells before the sentence is carried out.
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Georghiuwn
Sussex County
May H. Carey
Delaware
Howard Carey
Robert Hitchins
James Carey
Lawrence
McClaskey Appointed Judge Pro Tem in Huron
B. B. McClaskey, Huron attorney, is named municipal judge pro tempore to replace Judge Irving R. Crawford who leaves for a national guard camp at Rapid City for 15 days. Crawford departs Friday night. McClaskey assumes duties Saturday.
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McClaskey
B. B. McClaskey
Huron
Irving R. Crawford
National Guard
Rapid City
Crawford
City Briefs From Spearfish To Aberdeen Poses Local News
Mra J Gordon Betts visited with Dr C S Betts and with Dr and Mrs Betts. Dan J Maloney and brother F J Maloney were taken to the veterans hospital in Minneapolis. Mr Maloney a salesman for Webb Publishing Co has been ill with gall bladder and throat infection. A 30c coupon on Egyptian Herb tea offered by Health Food Shop. Dorothy Webb, a sophomore at Huron College, returned home to Pierre for vacation. Laura Pamp to Waterloo IA to enroll in beauty culture school. A son born at Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs C C Crawley. George Olson visiting from University of Michigan. Patricia Joan Sarahan born June 4. Gambles tire sale advertised. Mary Elizabeth and Donna Wilhelm to Athol for a visit. Scout leaders attended Aberdeen meeting. Steak fry canceled due to cold weather at Methodist church. Herbert Booth visiting. Mrs John Fuglsang attended district Lutheran convention. Mary Helen Warren also. Janice Payne returned to Pierre after visiting Pierre.
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J. Gordon Betts
Spearfish
C. S
Lida Betts
S. Betts
Dan J. Maloney
F. J. Maloney
Veterans’ Hospital
Minneapolis
Maloney
Webb Publishing Company
St. Paul
Dorothy Webb
Huron
Pierre
Laura Pamp
C. C. Pamp
Waterloo
George Olson
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
W. H. Olson
Francis Sarahan
Kansay Avenue
Patricia Joan
Sarahan
Violet Miller
Mary Elizabeth
Donna
H. J. Wilhelm
Athol
John L. Smith
M. P. Gowdy
George A. Youel
C. K. Walker
G. R. McArthur
E. J. Calerdine
Aberdeen
Boy Scouts
Methodist Church
Herbert Booth
E. BR. Lockwood
John Fuglsang
Madison
John Meluum
Janice Payne
Mary Helen Warren
Weather summary for June with precipitation and sun data
Weather details show June highs and lows from a year ago and historically. Precipitation totals include 3.43 inches year to date and 38 inches for the month to date. Sunrise and sunset times are listed, with forecasts for South Dakota Minnesota and regional areas noting fair conditions, showers, and warmer spells.
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South Dakota
MQIWA
Weather And Roads With City Reports
Weather data from multiple cities shows conditions and precipitation readings. Sioux Falls reports clear skies and light precipitation, Brookings and Watertown show partial cloudiness with some rain, while Rapid City is listed as raining. Data includes temperatures and precipitation totals for the region.
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Tiscoriated
Tam
Brookings
Pierre
Rapid City
Fair Watertown
Sioux Falls
Xaniston
Aberdeen
Watertown
Yankton Trace
Furon
South Dakotans to graduate from Naval Academy
Annapolis reports three South Dakotans among 439 midshipmen to graduate today. Named are J. H. Brown from Chamberlain and two others.
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South
Assignment plan for military branches announced
H. 5. Walseth of Clear Lake and G. Philip of Tr are noted. The latter will join the marine corps. Brown and Walycrth are to be assigned to the navy.
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H. 5
Walseth
Clear Lake
G. Philip
Rapid City
Marine Corps
Brown
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Wallace
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Supreme Court
American Retail Federation, Inc
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Nash
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North Platte
Sheridan
Aeraa Sakes
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Meat Department
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Gait
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Libby
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