Troth's Twine Loan Fight Draws Farmer Protest
The article covers criticism of L G Troth secretary of agriculture for seeking federal aid to supply binder twine. Farmers, elev ator officials, and South Dakota advocates argue state plants and credit lines should cover twine needs to harvest crops amid drought and low prices. Public pleas urge action to free farmers from cash constraints to harvest.
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South Dakota
Pierre
L. G
Dakota
J. E. Handlin
Agriculture Department
Treth
Handlin
Department
Tim Troth
Yandlin
Troth
Infornen
Christophersen
Est
Peaie
C. Ajoux
Hyde
Watertown
Upi
L. G. Troth
Peter Norbeck
Watertown Farm Equipment Association
Northwest
Norbeck
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with no strong temperature change. South Dakota outlook shows generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with minor temperature shifts.
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Huron
South Dakota
Wester Union
Culbertson Feels Threat Amid Prowler at Estate
Bridge expert Ely Culbertson fears kidnapping after a prowler targeted his Long Island estate. He called Nassau County police Inspector William Yochum seeking protection, misdialed replies echoed his name, and a later call revealed a mistaken identity involving con men posing as him.
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Hicksville
Long Island
Ely Culbertson
William Yochum
Nassau County Police
Ely Culberson
Culbertson
Yochum
Longest Day Arrives As Summer Starts At 9 23 A M
Huronians welcomed the summer solstice with the longest day of the year though clouds limited sunshine. The temperature reached 22 at noon with rain totals of 0.06 inch in Huron and 0.01 for Milbank, while Rapid City matched the rain amount.
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Huron
Weather Bureau
Rapid City
Milbank
Huren
Waltonians Take No Action On Johnson
Huron Izaak Walton league officials deny authorization of a petition to remove G. H. Johnson as state director of the game and fish department. Secretary Calendine states the petition and any proposed action are not league matters and no commitment exists locally or at the state convention.
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Huron
G. H. Johnson
Game and Fish Department
Huron Izaak Walton League
E. 3
Calendine
Watertown
Huron League
Hurnn Chspier
Garner backs repeal of the 48th amendment
Speaker Garner, returning to Washington after illness, said the 48th amendment should be repealed and expressed willingness to serve the country and his party to the limit of his capacity. He noted California and Texas delegates are pushing for his nomination at Chicago.
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Washington
Garner
Capitol
Congress
Gartner
California
Texas
Chicago
Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
New Peddler's Law Is Passed In City
City commissioners approved a revised peddler licensing law raising fees and instituting a one month furlough plan for federal payroll cuts. The act defines peddlers and requires signs on vehicles, with penalties up to 500 dollars fine or six months imprisonment for licenseless peddling.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hoover
Momith
Pio Als
Stock Mart Probe To Be Continued
The Senate authorized continuation of its banking committee stock market investigation through March 4 with an extra 50 000 dollars to fund the inquiry for the life of the current Congress. Hearings resume in December. Acting president Randahl named at Waldorf College in Forest City Iowa succeeding Granskou who resigns to take Augustana post in Sioux Falls.
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Washington
Senate
Banking Committee
Congress
Norbeck
Forest City
Il. J. Randahl
Waldorf College
C. M. Granskou
Augustana College
Sioux Falla
Drastic Self Surgery by 88 Year Old Nun
A 88 year old man in Agency Missouri amputated a toe by driving nails between the toe joints then used a putty knife blade to sever it with a hammer. The toe was preserved in silt water and medical care followed from Dr J W Mays.
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Jim Gidden
Jim
J. W. Mays
Midweek Bargain Day Nears End With Last Huron Event
Merchants of Huron offer Wednesday Specials across 24 city stores as tomorrow’s bargain day nears the penultimate midweek sale. Samples include silk hosiery at 59 and 69 cents, three 25 cent bird food packs for 5 cents, and electric beaters cut from 395 to 2.95 dollars. Record crowds are expected as the program winds down.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
E. L. Sewell
Frederick youth drowns during Maple River dam stunt
Walter Dickey 21 of Frederick drowned while attempting a swimming exhibition over the Maple river dam at Aberdeen. The South Dakota State College student disappeared after being hurled into the turbulent waters before about forty spectators. Efforts to locate the body continued.
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S. D
Aberdeen Abshdeen
Walter Dickey
Frederick Youth
Maple River
Dickey
South Dakota State College
Wasta Banker Held on Forgery Charge
S H Aos cashier of the Bank of Wasta was arrested on a forgery charge after a note for 4050 dollars with a non existent signature appeared. Deputy superintendent A D Fossum filed the complaint. The Bank of Wasta was closed by the state banking department to protect depositors.
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Wasta
Rapid City
S. H. Aoscashier
Bank of Wasta
A. D. Fossum
Rog
Ec. i
Cox
White Owl
Meade County
Bank of
State Department of Banking
T. B. Thornon
State Banking Department
Huronians Begin Paying New Federal Taxes Across Budget Plan
The article details early effects of the new federal tax law on Hurons residents. Gasoline and oil taxes rise, car purchases incur a 3 percent tax, checks are taxed, and theater admissions, electric bills, and various goods face new levies. The plan aims to raise about 654 million of the 1.118 billion expected for the fiscal year starting July 2, with income taxes active for the calendar year.
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Huron
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Federal Treasury
Consur
Service Company
Washington
United States
Mayor's Wife Undergoes Abdominal Operation
June 21 New York Mrs Jemen A Walker wife of the mayor underwent an abdominal operation today at Poly Clinic Hospital. Dr William Schroeder Jr commissioner of sanitation performed the procedure and reported she came out of surgery in excellent condition.
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New York
Jemena. Walker
Poly~ Clinic Hospital
Walker
William Schroeder
U S May Cancel War Debts Talks Reported
Reports from Lausanne and Geneva say the United States will not cancel war debts while Europe spends heavily on armaments unless armament outlays are reduced. Gib son and Norman W. Davis met Premier Herriot after talks in Morges and Lausanne.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
United States
Gibson
Herriot
America
Europe
Norman W. Davis
Geneva
Hugh S. Gibson
France
Morges
Hoover
Washington
M. Herriot
Joseph Paul Boncour
Huron Hosts South Dakota Chiropractors Meeting
Huron will entertain members of the South Dakota Chiropractors association October 24. District session discussed plans with President J W Platt Brookings urging large attendance at the state convention. Attendees included Secretary A W Schwietert Sioux Falls and Dr G A Rens vold Sioux Falls with Dr M W Smith and Dr J B Annis representing Huron.
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Huron
South Dakota Chiropractors Association
J. W. Platt
Brookings
A. W. Schwietert
Sioux Falls
G. A. Rensvold
State Chiropractic Examining Board
Platte
Lake Preston
Centerville
Yale
M. W. Smith
J. 8. Annis
Florists Plan Fall Meeting and Show in Huron
Members of the South Dakota Unit of the Florists Telegraph Delivery association discussed a tentative November gathering in Huron during a meeting yesterday. President C. H. Hoffman of Mitchell announced a public fall flower show featuring chrysanthemums. The group also covered routine business matters.
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Huron
South Dakota
The
Florists’ Telegraphy Delivery Association
C. H. Hoffman
Mitchell
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
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