Huron Summer Drink Contest Receives Honorable Mentions
Mrs Henry Rhoads of Huron earns honorable mention for a grape punch recipe serving eight made with grape juice ginger ale lemon juice and oranges. Mrs A J Ingle of Cavour also wins honorable mention for a fruit punch serving four to six with orange juice lemon juice grapefruit juice pineapple or juice and sugar.
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Huron Man Injured In Highway Crash East Of Howard
B G Bastian of Huron was injured when his car overturned after a rear tire blew on Highway 34 five miles east of Howard during a motor trip with his wife and daughter Metforie. He fell through a window and suffered severe cuts to his left arm. passing motorists assisted him to a local doctor. The other occupants were unhurt. Bastian works for the National Bank of Huron. Workers Find Gold Buddhas In Burma Pagoda Renovation
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Industry overproduction alarms and Soviet ties noted
The piece warns that factories push 1923 25 level output amid inflation tax fears and consumer demand lag. It calls for Industrial Control cooperation to raise wages and avoid a glut while hinting Washington leans toward but hesitates on recognizing the Soviets as London talks proceed.
Financing and politics twist through New York commentary
New York reports on Senate absenteeism and patronage moves amid summer heat. The Treasury advances a bold financing path with heavy subscription to 278 percent notes excluding a gold clause as banks fear deposits drain and securities legislation looms.
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Mr. Wood
No Important Maturities This Year
Authorities say the bill won’t touch real gypsy artists and they have learned not to use the mails to defraud. Campaigns are limited to telephone or house to house within one state. Interstate regulations are ignored by these groups. Investment houses order salesmen to sell only to customers of known standing and credit to avoid strike-suit litigation. Advertising brands of food, cigarettes and drugs are reclaiming market share. Russia’s willingness to curb wheat production hints at a quid pro quo with American recognition and the British-Russian trade revival. New York expects Soviet recognition by July or August with a fat export announcement.
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Wheat boom and cotton challenge face 1930s policy
Discussion notes processing tax and acreage cuts shift effects on wheat and cotton. Wheat yields average 14 bushels per acre but could double with effort, while cotton remains maximized. Secretary Wallace warns against wheat dumping as urgent, southern farmer cooperation crucial for cotton, amid market chatter on bonds and Glass Bill loopholes and June auto output projected to 250000.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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