Rockefeller campaign accused of deception in Standard Oil Indiana fight
A stockholders letter from the Stockholders Protective Committee attacking Colonel Stewart's ouster cites rising capitalization since 1918 and warns that Rockefeller backed propaganda shapes opinion. It divides opposition into show window, propaganda, and working arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Robert W. Stewart
Standard 611 Company
Indiana
Stockholders Protective Committee
Colonel Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Ime
Stewart
Propaganda Department
Ivy Lee
New York City
Standard Or Company of
Shaw
Standard Oil Company of
Rocke
Feller
City Briefs and Social News From Huron
Local notes report personnel moves at a Masseth Dental affiliate and a telephone company, and a stockholders committee. The items mention Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Warner in Alpena, a Carnation dance at Daums, Edith Fitzgerald teaching in Chamberlain, Lawrence Welk at the Dance Palace, and Inez Jones on a spring buying trip to Chicago and Milwaukee. Additional bits cover Mrs. Way’s forthcoming visit to Everett and travel plans for L. Snyder’s Presbyterian services in Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Noyes
Masseth
Dental
Gackle
N. D
Floyd’ Warner
Alpena
Huroo
Samaritan
Huron
Lawrence Welk
Dance Palace
Inez Jones
Dexter's
Chicago
Milwaukee
Daum's
Lady of
L. C
Everett
Wash
Washington
V. H. Duchene
Sinter
Mean
Moe
Mrs. Vanderpool
Wolsey
Weather Forecasts and Temperature Outlook Across Regions
Weather outlook for Huron and vicinity calls for steady conditions tonight through Sunday with fair skies and a drop in temperatures. Readers are shown hourly temperatures and comparisons to record highs and lows for early spring, with regional notes for South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, and surrounding areas.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Weather Roundup From Sioux Falls and Nearby Cities
Road report from Sioux Falls and surrounding towns notes mostly fair to good conditions with overcast skies and scattered precipitation. Outlook predicts mostly fair weather across the upper Mississippi valley and northern central plains, with a brief cool spell early week and warming later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Wolsey 4-H Club Pig Profits Reported
Wolsey 4-H member Jehns Roberts earned a net profit of 271.72 dollars from Project Wolsey pigs in the year. In three years of club work he has accumulated 591.72 dollars in profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Project Wolsey
Jehns Roberts
Party divisions shake Mexican Revolutionist convention
In Wueretarg Mexico on March 2 delegates from rival factions clashed over party leadership as supporters of Aaron Saenz and Ortiz Rubio withdrew from a convention, fearing a split could derail a presidential nomination. Tensions rose despite generally peaceful proceedings as Saenz accused backers of discrimination and urged his followers to exit.
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Wueretarg
Mexico
Alvaro Obrecon
Pascual Rubio
National Revolutionary Party
Aaron Caenz
Nuevo Leon
Saenz
Ortiz Rubio
Bra— 2
Pary
Jes Saenz
Callies
Sayz
Aepeech
Seenz
Ambiguous Text Fragment on Hel and Monterey
A brief fragment notes a young man named Hel with emerging prominence among Mexican palities, mentioning Monterey as his home. The passage is incomplete and lacks verifiable details about events, roles, dates, or affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hel
Wis
Monterey
Four Die in Dwelling Blaze in Stubbenville
A house fire near Stubbenville claimed four lives including Mrs. William Primm 12 miles southwest of town. Survivors include William Primm the sole responder and in serious condition at Ohio Valley hospital. Firefighters found the Primm family inside the burned dwelling after neighbors alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbenville
Willam Primm
Here
William Primm
Charles Crawford
Primm
Crawford
Ohio Velley Hospital
Final step in Kellogg Pact taken by nations
Washington March 2. All signatory nations moved to put the Kellogg Pact into effect renouncing war. The event marked a formal adherence to the agreement as countries prepared to finalize their commitments to peaceful means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kellogg Pact Takes Shape With Ratifications Pending
The Kellogg pact led by Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg gathers 15 original signatories pledging to renounce war as national policy. France Belgium and Japan have ratified or are near ratification along with Poland whose ratification is confirmed though documents are awaited by the United States. The treaty requires deposit of instruments of ratification by France Belgium Poland and Japan before it becomes effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Belgium
France
Japan
Poland
State Department
French Chamber of Deputies
Rum Parties at Bridgeton High School Under Investigation
Reported investigations probe stories of student drinking at Bridgeton High School. Whiskey and gin flasks were allegedly found in boys and girls locker rooms amid clues of social gatherings between and after classes.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Bridgeton High School
Gtux
Farmers Study Year s Outlook Meetings Planned
Farmers of Miner county will study the 1923 agricultural outlook in a series of meetings next month. S W Jones county extension agent announced the program includes the USDA outlook report and South Dakota outlook from State college. The aim is to help farmers plan for the coming season with informed adjustments to feeding and planting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Miger County
S. W. Jones
United States Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Department of Farm Economics
Extension Service
State College
Jones
Garretson Creamery Reports 1957 Profits and Patronage
Garretson South Dakota reports profits of 57 137 dollars paid to patrons along with a patronage dividend of 1 581 dollars. The Garretson Cooperative Creamery distributed profits to its members as part of its annual financial results.
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Garretson Creamery
Garretson
S. D
Garretson Cooperative
Crean
Creamery Butter Shipments Yield Small Profit in 1928
In 1928 the creamery produced 361 pounds of butter with 126 pounds sold to eastern markets. A net average price of 4 cents per pound was earned on butter shipments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brand Rockefeller
Highiogs
Sfephone Company
Alvectar
Totel
Sul
Hourle Semperatore
Bam, Beaca
North Platte
Rapid City
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Pierre
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Brookings
Yankton
Aberdeen
City Loans
South Dakota Securities Company
Sherman & Moe
Richard
Thrift
Gor Richard
Franklin
Epictetus
Aesop
Greece
Socrates
America
Benjamin Franklin
G. H. Helgerson
Lancely National Life Insurance Co
Wes Temple
Carl H. Weir
New York Life Insurance
Pydg Pheke
Ki. M
Whisman Insurance
Agency
The
Nngeneuis Assurance Society of
Bequ
Macente Ete Fate
George C. Sheers
Mutual Tle. Insurance
Paad
G. A. Thompson
Montana Life Insurance Co
Mountains
South Dakota Mutual Life Insurance CO
Hurea
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