Steamboat Yellowstone First Upper Missouri Voyage
Landmark South Dakota entry notes on June 19 1831 as the Yellowstone's arrival at Fort Pierre marking the first steamboat voyage on the upper Missouri. It also lists notable births and deaths including Otto Peemiller born in Germany 1843, Bidward Sherman born 1844, and E H Tug Wilson death in 1921 and John H Baldwin death in 1924 with brief biographical notes.
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South Dakota
Yellowstone
Fort Pierre
Missouri
Otto Peemiller
United States
Cleveland
Frisbers
Germany
Bidward A. Sherman
Territorial
Sioux Falls Parks
Middlesex
Mass
E. H
Tug) Wilson
Salem
Los Angeles
John H. Baldwin
Minnesota
Miss Pyle as a potential candidate for governor
The discussion centers on Gladys Pyle, Iowa secretary of state, as a strong Republican gubernatorial contender. Observers praise her record, integrity, and campaign prowess, noting her broad knowledge of state needs and broad support among women. The piece does not confirm candidacy but notes strong local enthusiasm.
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Pyle
Gladys Pyle
United States Senate
Bulow
Jack” Grigsby
Miss Pyle
Electric energy from lignite in South Dakota debate
The Pierre Capital-Journal argues for powering the state with electricity from northwestern lignite mines. Transmission over 259 miles is feasible, making Isabel’s mines potentially cheaper energy sources. Briquetting progress could enable cheaper energy production locally, reducing current coal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Capital-Journal
South Dakota
Isabel
Mai
Hoover Faces Duty On Farm Legislation And Tariffs
The article argues President Hoover bears heavy responsibility for enacting farm legislation and tariff policy. It asserts his success would validate his leadership and the nation’s expectations, while failure would mark a significant lapse in an otherwise distinguished career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Uae
Tariff bill to work hand in hand with farm interests
The speaker argues the tariff should prevail in harmony with farm concerns. Change will not come overnight and no quick trick will fix it. A measured effort will aim to make the bill effective, with cooperation from Congress and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Gentlemen Soldiers at Camp Earn Quiet Discipiline
Col Earle of the 109th engineers urges leniency in discipline during summer encampments while maintaining order. Guardsmen at the State fair grounds are not hindered by A W OL procedures and can leave camp without permits. Police report uniformed dancers are better behaved than civilians, and Huron hosts a well mannered group of 500 soldiers.
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Earle
L. Lewis
109Th Engineers
State Fair Grounds
Huron
Aviation clubs push US adoption of European model
The National Aeronautic Association plans to foster flying clubs in America with government subsidies similar to Europe. Senator Hiram Bingham says the move aims at proper civil flying development and may include insurance against plane loss liability and passenger damage. The note ends with a question about tariff views from Will Tom Ayres and Senator McMaster.
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Russia
United States
Europe
National Aeronautic Association
America
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Aviation Enthusiass
Price of a Foolish Alliance in Washington Debates
The Minneapolis Journal brands the Progressive Republicans from the northwest and Democrats as forming a doomed bloc to embarrass President Hoover. It argues their alliance over farm relief and national origins is a political trap, exposing the cost to the northwest and Midwest.
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Altance
Minneapolis Journal
Northwest
Hoover
Houston
Middle West
Washington
Reed
Press
Robinson
Mediterra
Ameri
Ratay Outlines Indian Affairs Aims In Government Help
In an inter Evening Post report Ratay outlines aims under his supervision for Indian affairs. He notes hopes for government action to aid the Americas and declares his independent stance and resolve to support dependents and self-sufficiency, despite uncertain fate.
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Terior
America
Lway
Toma
Local notes and social rounds in Huron and area
Twenty years ago today in Huron several residents were mentioned visiting relatives and traveling. Wilbur Atherton left Friday for the West Coast after visiting his mother. Mrs. L. Stegeman of Pella and Miss Haney of Pierre joined events in town. West Side Whist Club gathered at the Healey home with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ed Davis and Mrs. James Kelle y. A hay incident left Melum Bloodgood injured, later reported resting. Lee Patterson of Indianola visited A. L. Kinkead. J. M. Searls and Helen Searls prepared for Webster City trip. Huron residents and visitors noted at the Royal with U.S. G. Cherry and J. H. J. Black among attendees.
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Wilbur
Atherton
Midneapolis
West
Downer College
West Side
H. Healey
California Street
Ed Davis
James Kkelley
Healey
Lee Patterson
Indianola
A. L. Kinkead
Patterson
Mr. Kinkead
J. M.’ Searls
Misa
Helen Searls
Tomorrow On Your Radio Tonight's Schedule Preview
Central Standard time radio guide lists programs on June 20 with times from 6:00 PM onward. Arabesque songs, U.S. Marine Band, Detective Mysteries drama, light opera gems, and The New Yorkers Concert Dance Orchestra are shown with associated station call letters including WABC KMOX KOIL WBBM KMBC and others.
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Associated Press
Clear Channel
WABC
New York
KMOX
KOIL
WBBM
KMBC
WFBM
U. S. Marine Band
WGHP
WOWO
KMEBC
Midweek Radio Schedule and Concert Listings Across Stations
A dense rundown of Chicago and national radio programs listing times, venues, and performers. Highlights include KWY, WEAF, WGN, WLS, WBBM, and many network notes with orchestras, vocalists, and dance programs. Details cover bands, soloists, and musical features through late evening.
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CREAN
Clear Channel
KYW
Chicago
Bookland
Wi4z
WEAF
WBBM
WABC
WENR
Farmer Rush
Mike & Herman
WGN
WLIB
Uncle Quin
WEAT
WJZ
WLS
Radio Listings Across Many Markets Showcase Diverse Programs
A dense OCR of radio schedules lists numerous stations including WMAQ Des Moines WOX Detroit KFAB Lincoln KJR Seattle KMOX St Louis KVOO Tulsa and KGW Portland among others. Programs span news scores concerts dances orchestras and educational talks with times from early morning to late night across multiple markets.
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Agricultural Forum
Allstate
WMAQ
Chicago
Pratt & Sherman
Amos-Andy
Dan
Sylvia
Des Moines
WOX
Detroit
WIZ
Radioet
WJZ
Amos
Wayne—t
Wayne Hour
KFAB
Lincoln
KJR Orch
KIRN
WCCO
Minneapolis
St. Paul
WABC
KMOX
St. Louis
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Tom, Ayres
Senator McMaster
Wisn
James. Doherty
WEAP
Buck
Wing
Cook
Pleming
Sentinels
Jessica Dragonetté
Way
Wwi
KSD
KSTP
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WMG
WKY
WSAL
WBAP
Frank Black
WGY
WTAM
WWIJ
WDAF
Andy Sannella
Alsoa Wgy
WSAI
Kksd
WSMB
WAPI
WIAX
WMC
KPRC
WOAL
Wwkey
Old Madrid
WFIC
WWJ
Jack
Albing
Dave Bernie
WSM Wow
Wren Koa
Lewis James
Gustave Haenschen
KDKA
WLW
KWK
WREN
WOAI
Ben Bernie
WJIR
Haenschen
WJR
Bourdon
WIR
WDA
WTMJ
WEBC
KOA
Jean Goldkette
KDEA
Nite Cyn
KVOO
Tulsa
Wraki
KSI
KHQ
KGW
KOMOA
KGO
KPO Kft
KPO
I—Kir
Seattle
KDYL
Klaz Wil Wrhm
Katz
KLZ
WIL Wrhm
KGA
KGA Kya Kdyl
Iklz Wil Wiyiw
Opera
KEX Koa
KLZ Wil Wrhm
Wino Kyfab
Euro
Clinic Pilone
B. Hosprague
H. D.sewell
H. L. Saylor
W. H. Griffith
M.D
W. H. Saxton
C. Shirley
M. Y. Ruth Ryan
Dyckman
Sixth Street
Nicolley and
Henepin
Minneapolis, Minnesota
D. M. Delaney
Xecutox
Thetic
Wincere
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