Publican Discusses Party Loyalty and Progressive Stance
A publican advocates voting without allegiance to a single party claiming election allows shifting loyalties. He argues party responsibility is bunk and that progressives stand above party lines, signaling a flexible political stance amid curtains.
Music Schedule Fragments From A Day’s Broadcast
A fragmented listing shows multiple musical acts and times including Minstrels at 10:00, Vale of Yesterday at 10:30, Zandra at 11:00, Male Singers at 11:30, Meyers Orchestra at 12:00, and Show Boat at 1:00 with various station call signs and related notes.
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KGA Kex
KMTR
Kdyl Klz Kfabr
WIL Wibo
Minstrels
KDYL
KLZ
KFAB
KGA Kix
Kdyl Klz
KKGA
Meyers Orchestra
KDYDL
KGA Kisx
KBYL
KIL
WEAP
KSL
KGO
KHQ
Spain
KOMO
KGW
Temple of the Air
KFI
KKOMO
IPO
Komo Kgo
KPO
Seattle
Abo-Revue
KGA
KBEX
KYA
Kdyl Klz Wil Wibo Wrhm
Rain Helps Small Grain At Preston
Lake Preston reports show rain reviving small grain crops after a string of storms. High winds felled several trees and damaged power lines and telephone service while garden beds suffered. crews assess fire hazards and ongoing weather challenges persist.
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Lake Preston
Yeinvs
Grahs
Sturoy
Progressive party plan sparks crowded nomination debate
A spoof convention scene features Senators Borah Brookhart La Follette Johnson Norris Nye Schall and others as they ponder forming a Progressive party Brookhart nominates himself and Borah, leading to a multi ballot tie and withdrawal by Norbeck as McMaster contemplates a senate bid.
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Borah
Brookhart
Frazier
Johnson
LaFollette
McMaster
Norbeck
Norris
Nye
Schall
Progressive” Party
Idaho
Voich
Smith W. Brookhart
America
William E. Borah
la Follette
la ¥Ollette
Vrazier
Norbeck Party
Research the Great Weapon by Frank Lowden at OSU
Former Illinois governor Frank O. Lowden spoke at Oregon State University stressing that research is the greatest weapon against agricultural problems. He urged ongoing soil fertility work, warned of rain and decay in neglected lands, and called for careful fertilizer use and cost reduction through farming innovation.
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Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Oregon State University
Mgr. Lowden
South Dakota State College
South Dakota
Oil politics and park rules draw reader ire in Watertown and Huron
A Watertown Public Opinion critique blames President Hoover for aiding oil interests over farmers and notes higher gas prices. It cites a 1.5 hour parking limit in Watertown’s business district while Huron allows unlimited parking and drivers damage arterial signs, risking crashes.
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Hoover
Watertown
Rockefeller
South Dakota
Huron
Hoover targets government reorganization plans
Fargo Forum reports President Hoover studies executive department reorganization with a push to transfer the prohibition unit to the Department of Justice. He aims to present a completed plan to Congress, reduce personnel, and cut duplicative bureaus with aid from Brown and Newton.
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Hoover
Fargo Forum
Congress
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Washington
Smith
Brown
Harding
Walter H. Newton
Mr.Hoover
Roads graveling saves millions in car costs in South Dakota
State college figures show gravel surfacing of 197 miles of highways will save motorists about 325000 annually in operating costs. Carter of state college estimates total wear reductions exceed five million dollars yearly from 3400 miles gravelled in recent years.
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Yankton “Press
Catolan
State College
Brookings
State Commission
Harold S. Carter
Elvil
South Dakota
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight City Programs and Stations
A dense list shows diverse programs and times across many stations. The entries include church, musical and dance programs, concerts, and talk or quiz segments linked to WABC WBB programs and Minneapolis St Paul stations, with a montage of song nights, orchestras, and schoolhouse events.
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Emmaus Lutheran Church
Gaston Baille
WABC
Wecco
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Bookman
KMOX
St. Tonis
Willie
Lillie
Mfusical
Amos
Andy
KVOO
Weseera
KGO
NPO
Local notes from Huron and surrounding towns
A roundup of brief notices includes residents traveling to Sioux City Chicago and Mitchell for visits or family events. births and graduations are reported among hometown figures as Alderman Wright and others send telegrams from distant cities.
Radio Schedule Highlights From Major Markets
The listing details Saturday programs across networks including WABC WHE WCCI and WGN with orchestras dance bands and talks. Highlights include National Forum from Washington and Rita Gould songs with multiple co-broadcast stations.
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Associated Press
Clear Channel
WABC
New York
Krueger
Orch
WGHP
WADC
KMOX
WALU
Temple of Air
KMBC
WSPD
WHE
WCCO
WMAQ
WOWO
WKRC
National Forum
Washington
WEEBM
KOIL
WHK
WISN
WFEM
Geo. Olsen
WKRO
Kmec' Koil
Alfred H. Swayne
WEY
WWI
WSAI
KSTP
KSD
KPRC
WLS
WAPI
WSM
Phil. SpitaIny
WEAS
Nathaniel Shukret
WGY
WYTAM
WSMB
WERC
WHAS
WMC
WSB
KPRG
WOAT
WKY
WEMI
B. A. Rolfe
WGN
WFJIC
WDAPF
WIOD
WTMJ
WIC
Wraa Epic
WDAI
WRAL
Rita Gould
Ben Pollack
Danes Orchestra
WDAF
Rudy Vallee
KSD Wow
Pickard
Kdka Wren
Goldman
WJZ
Wren Central
KYW
Chicago
Uncle Bob
Walter Wilson
Finances
WBBM
Dinenr
Guy Lombardo
WENR
Farmer Rush
WLIB
Nighthawks
Flavio Plasencia
Bariton
WEAP
WHAF
Barn
Pratt &Sherman
Amos
Andy Northwest
Tabernacle Dance
Alay An
Des Moines
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Blunt
Preston
London
Sunday Tribune
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Minneapolis Sunday Tribune
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A. J. Colcord
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J. H. Vance
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Wright
Sioux City
J. Sauer
Gretchen
Miss Burston
Cincinnati
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Big Stone
Miss Spooner
Fraquhar
Frank D. Burke
Id Bank
Phillip
Miss Helltinger
la Crosse
Sheldon Osborne
A. G. Johnson
Winona
Minn
Berney Farrell
Bismarck
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Huron Implement Co
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