Huron Plans Gala Decor for Fiftieth Anniversary
Huron will dress its business district in gala attire for Central South Dakota’s three day Fiftieth Anniversary celebration July 3-5. Plummer Decorating of Sioux City won the contract to install July Fourth atmosphere across about nine blocks with banners lighted posts and centerpieces bearing Anniversary text.
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Huron
South Dakota
William Plummer
Plummer Decorating Company
Sioux City
Huron Chamber of Commerce
The
American Legion
Plummer
Paul K. Meyers
Bamber
Dakota Avenue
Fifth
Third
Ilinois
Iowa Avenue
Wisconsin Avenue
Fourth Street
Joux City
T. & Martin
Richie Crowell
Lawrence Ieske
Legion
W. H. Markey
Mc. Plurarmer
Cornerstone Memorial Names For Legion Members Planned
Commander W L Weir of William Reaves Post 7 says all members whose dues for 1929 30 are paid by July 1 will have their names placed in the cornerstone of the new Memorial building on the Capitol grounds at Pierre. Governor Bulow backs the plan as a tribute to World War veterans and the disabled and dependents. Members urged to join the Legion or Auxiliary now to have names included.
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W. L. Weir
Wm. Reaves
The
American Legion
L. C. Morrison
Capitol Grounds
Pierre
Morrison
Bulow
South Dakota
Legion Auxiliary
Legion of Auxiliary
Ropax
Ford
Address on early Huron days by Davis and Hitchcock
Willis H. Davis of Intchcock will deliver an address on the early days in Huron and Beadle county at the Beadle County Historical Society meeting. The talk will be at the courthouse Monday evening at 8 o'clock. News mentions Davis’s long business ties and a memorable winter, with public invitation extended by Sherman Davis.
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Huron
Sherman Davis
The
Saety
Housman's Stables Set to Open Wednesday Evening
Housmans Stables on the Roy Housman farm near the Fair Grounds will open Wednesday night with Hip Haynes' orchestra of Mitchell providing music. The owners plan weekly summer dances, featuring a hardwood floor 46 by 12 feet to accommodate about 30 couples at once, as extensive improvements are completed.
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Housmans
Roy Housman
Fair Grounds
Housman
Hip Haynes
Mitchell
Texas Would Be Divided Into Five States Map Shows Idea
A map outlines a proposed division of Texas into five states following the lines favored by Congressman John Garner of Uvalde. The plan is nonbinding, aiming to illustrate Texas diversity from mining and cattle to cotton and citrus farming, with population around 5.6 million and potential loss of two U.S. Senate seats.
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Lone Star Empire
Garner
Solon
NEA
Texas
John ©. Garner
Uvalde
Tex
Lone Star Solon
Congress
Brownsville
Cuero
Houston
Gulf of Mexico
San Antonio
United States
United
Human Touch Debate Over Rajahs and Machine Law
In Bombay on June 7 Rabindranath Tagore’s critique of British bureaucracy contrasts human sympathy with machine made law. The piece argues for a balanced path between authority and humane contact, weighing Gandhi’s civil disobedience against mechanized governance and the need for a genuine human touch in ruling. It notes the tension in modern government as machines replace personal leadership and discusses Shelley and rajahs as terms of reference.
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Bombay
Government of India
Mr. Tagore
Shelley
India
Mr. Gandhi
Mr. Eagore
England
Gandhi
Floating isle used as airplane landing pad in San Francisco
A 100 foot wide floating island seaplane landing pad enters service for a San Francisco bay air ferry. Built to support mid sea landings the inverted saucer shaped structure tops a hull with air tanks to adjust depth and angle. Anchored near a dock the craft handles over 85 landings and takeoffs daily with sand cemented to keep amphibians from skidding.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Students tour farms in Dakotas Iowa and Minnesota
Twelve agricultural students from South Dakota State College visited farms in Worthing Alcester Harrisburg Ireton and Laverne for stock judging practice. The trip aims to evaluate livestock operations across South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa. Also noting a vessel speed record set by the Savannah in crossing the Atlantic.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
South Dakota State College
Worthing
Alcester
Harrisburg
Ireton
Laverne, Minn
Editorial and ad blurbs on traffic, signs, and lumber
The page mixes an editorial remark about traffic woes with snippets of dialogue and notes on signs for an annual Sith Anniversary. It mentions the James out on the theory and a hole, then advertising for painted signs on Presdwood by Peter Intoner Lumber Co with a phone number.
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Peter Intoner Lumber Co
Polish Diet Now Up To Politicians
Warsaw reports the fight between Marshal Pilsudski and the Polish diet may sharpen around June 22 when a 30 day interval ends. Opposition plans a no confidence motion and inquiry into past expenditures while Pilsudski seeks constitutional changes expanding executive power.
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Maryna Chrzanowseka
Associated Press
Warsaw
Joseph Pilsudski
Moscicki
Senate
M. Czechowics
Diet
M. Pilsudski
Polish government considers new elections to break budget deadlock
The government, summoned only for a 60 day budget session, faces unresolved issues including proposed taxes on germs for which commercial interests push. Col Slawek, the current premier, suggests fresh elections, while others warn a new diet under existing law could oppose the government. Rumors persist that Marshal Pilsudski may decree a coup d etat to dissolve the diet and alter electoral law to gain control.
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Col Slawek
Marshal Pilsudski
Govrnmental
Political stalemate seen to hinge on rural credits and farmer relief
The text argues that a liberal interpretation of the constitution since May 1926 keeps a stalemate alive. It suggests the president might resolve it by wooing opposition factions, citing that peasants and some government officials favor relief for farmers through rural credits and tax relief.
Two County 4 H Camps Open at Lake Madison and Nearby
A three day 4 H club camp for Lake and Miner county members starts at Lake Madison on Sunday June 8 with 125 to 150 attendees. A second camp for McCank Moody and Minnehaha counties runs the last three days of the week, serving other members.
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Madison Maison
Annuaa
Lake
Miner Counties
Lake Madison
McCank
Moody
Minnehaha
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J. H Faust
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United Motors
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