Adequate South Dakota moisture as rains aid crops
Rainfall in southeastern Spink and northeastern Beadle counties eased moisture shortages. Meteorologist M E Blystone reports general rains across the state improving soil moisture for crops. Farm work slowed by rain but crops show growth. rye headed, wheat and barley heading, corn thriving, alfalfa cut but harvest hindered by wet conditions. Pasture conditions good with abundant grazing.
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South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Spink County
Beadle County
Bluestone
Eck
Millions to be Spent as Conventions Attract Delegates
Chicago expects over 100000 visitors during party nominating shows with delegates and alternates alone likely to spend at least 9000 per person on travel hotel meals and incidentals. Midwestern delegates face higher costs with railroad fares and Pullman passes pushing totals above 200 per day and overall expenditure near 4.5 million if two conventions run four to five days.
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Chicago
Guy Thial
Jacksonville
Dallas
Tux
Smat
Svx Gore
Midwest
No Election at Carthage Due to No Opponents
Carthage will not hold a school election this year as no petitions were filed. The board will appoint a new member to fill the term. A new state law ends elections where there is no opposition, affecting taxpayer costs. Heavy rain at Esmond brings four inches, boosting crops and pastures. some fields reseeded for culworm damage.
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Carthage
Esmond
Lightning Kills Horse Blunt After Narrow Escape
Special Ed Carey escaped a lightning strike on June 15 while returning from the country. One horse he drove was killed, Carey was knocked unconscious, and he later rode the remaining horse to town where it died from the shock.
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Horse Blunt
Ed Carey
Carey
State employees donate to Red Cross drought relief
Montana state workers contributed nearly 45000 dollars to the American Red Cross for winter drought relief efforts across Montana counties.
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Montana
American Red Cross
Pharmacists Hear National Leaders in Aberdeen Convention
More than one hundred delegates to the South Dakota State Pharmaceutical association met in Aberdeen to hear speeches by John W. Dargavel and Denny Brann of the National Association of Retail Druggists and H. H. Gregg Jr. of Minnesota. Activities include golf, trapshooting, low bridge tea for the ladies’ auxiliary, and a banquet with a stag party for traveling men. Officers will be elected tomorrow and the next convention’s time and place chosen. Adjournment follows final business.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
John W. Dargavel
Denny Brann
National Association of Retail Druggists
H. H. Gregg, Jr
Minnesota State Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Association
Travelers’ Auxiliary
Field Wins Nomination As Iowa Senator In Beloved Friend Network
Shenandoah, Iowa reports Henry Field a 61 year old seed dealer and radio operator used his wide circle of personal friendships to win the Republican nomination for United States senator over incumbent Smith W Brookhart. Field emphasizes community ties and favors job integrity.
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Shenandoah, Ia
Ufe
Henry Field
Iowa
United States
Field
Pye
Shenandoah
Broakhart
Washington
Romanian King Dismisses Parliament Calls Elections in July
King Carol of Roumania dissolves parliament by decree. Deputies to vote July 17 and senate July 20 with a new parliament to be convoked July 30. Regular Berlin Shanghai air service under consideration by a German company.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Carol
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Berlin
Shanghai
Compan
Ex Convict Hunts as Woman Shot in Black Hills
Rex Barnes an ex convict and fugitive from justice was the target of a manhunt in the Black Hills after shooting his wife Mrs Barnes at a Bear Butte Creek home in Sturgis. She was in serious condition and transported to Deadwood for treatment. A tall unidentified man fled with Barnes as sheriff William Mohr launched a wide regional manhunt.
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Sturgis
Rex Barnes
Black Hills
Barnes
Hilda Lang
Poker Alice
Bear Butte Creek
Deadwood
William F. Mohr
Dizzy Dean Quits St Louis Cardinals
Jerome Herman Dean better known as Dizzy Dean has left the St Louis Cardinals amid disputes over treatment. The eccentric pitcher, famous since the early days, announced he was through with the club, leaving the team in suspense and citing unmet favors, though manager Gabby Street says no real grievance exists.
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Jerome Herman Dean
Dizzy Dean
St Louis Cardinals
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St. Lets
Pease
Rube Waddell
St- Louis
Cardinals
Gabby Street
Requests For Road Funds Are Refused
South Dakota counties including Walworth Meade Kingsbury Potter Miner and Marshall failed to obtain state aid for county roads. Commission secretary George Henry cited lack of funds and the 193L legislation allotment of 30 percent of the motor vehicle fund to counties. The commission will review Roberts County’s request to designate a Lake Traverse west-side road as a federal highway.
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Henry
Roberts County
Lake Traverse
Masons Choose Rapid City Man for Memorial Program
The event opened with a stage adorned by Stars and Stripes and a History labeled book as Donaldson in Washington attire reviewed progress since Washington's era. A colonial costume Washington lookalike, Sunshine Club performances from El Hind Shrine Sioux Falls drew applause, with Spirit of 76 by Huron lodge, fag exercises, and a Huron Municipal Band concert concluding. Lee Bright MC’d the program at Huron college school of music.
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South Dakota
United States
Donaldson
Washington
Sunshine Club
el Hind Shrine
Sioux Falls
Huron Todse
Huron Elks Lodge
Huron Municipal Band
Lee Bright
Huron College School of Music
Maning Fined 50 For Keeping Alcohol At Log Cabin Station
Alfred Manning was fined $50 in municipal court for keeping and storing intoxicating liquor at the Log Cabin Service station on Dakota Avenue South. He had been in charge since Monday and was arrested after officers raided the station last night finding several pints of alcohol, tins, and bottles.
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Alfred Manning
Muniipal Court
Manning
Dakota Avenue
South
Longtime Masonic Leader George V Aytes Attends Grand Lodge
George V Aytes of Deadwood a past grand master and longtime member of the Masonic lodge for 58 years will attend the grand lodge session being held here. He has attended all meetings for many years.
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William H. Fallon
Robert S. Hart
William J. Fallon
Yankton
Grand Council
Robert §. Hart
Groien
Grand Chapter
Grand Seige
George V. Aytes
Deadwood
Masonic Lodge
Grand Lodge
Refreshment Stand To Open Tomorrow
Melvern D. Metcalfe proprietor announces formal opening of the Cat and the Fiddle refreshment stand at Third street and Wyoming avenue tomorrow. The stand will offer cold drinks hot dogs hamburgers ice cream bars candy and peanuts with curb service. Metcalfe a Sioux Falls high school instructor has moved his family to Haron for the summer and may settle there permanently. He is a former member of the 127th Machine Gun Company from World War I seeking to meet local men during his residence.
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Third Street
Wyoming Avenue
Melvern D. Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Sioux Falls High School
Haron
127Th Machine Gun Company
Rum Fleet Fades As Finland Turns Damp
Swedish coastguards report Finland has abandoned rum running, shuttering large barges that once anchored by the Ismile line to ply illegal trade. High alcohol prices persist as Sweden trims prohibition style costs.
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Finland
Stockholm
Baltic
Sweden
Germans Learn Italian in Berlin at Casa del Fasci
The Italian fascist party in Germany offers free Italian lessons at Casa del Fascio and reports about 1100 Berlin residents have enrolled. In Chowan County North Carolina candidates will skip political rallies due to high costs.
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Casa del Faszio
Germany
Beriers
Chowan Counity
N.C
Kosek Trial Set For Next Week In Sioux Falls
Mrs. Kosek charged with first degree rebt expected to go on trial in circuit court next week for the holdup of the Public Finance company office in Sioux Falls. She is a former Minnesota schoolteacher. John Newman of Toledo Ohio, a youth serving a one year sentence in the South Dakota penitentiary for his part in the raid, sat at the wheel of the pant car during the holdup.
Chile Frees Naval Reds in Surprise Pardons
Chilean authorities release groups of naval dissidents from prison and move them to remote southern villages under tight surveillance. The policy also includes those who were originally sentenced to long terms. Paul A. Richards, St Louis attorney on trial for kidnapping, questioned prospective jurors himself.
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Santiago
Althoug
Couniel
Paul A. Hichards
SL Louis
Notice to Cut Weeds in Huron City Lots
Property owners or managers must cut or destroy all nuisance weeds on vacant lots in Huron within 10 days after publication. If not done, the city will perform the work and assess charges against the property owner by special assessment. By order of the Street and Property Commissioner E. C. Hoskins.
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Huron
E. C. Hoskins
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