Hoover Entering His Second Year
President Hoover completes his first year in office observing a work focused anniversary. He maintains a strict routine of exercise and meals plus daily medicine ball sessions with a circle of cabinet members and friends in the White House. He notes a weight loss and improved health, aided by rest and recreation at his Virginia fishing camp.
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Washington
Mar
Beuyer
Hoover
Rapidan River
Medicine Ball
White House
Justice Stone
Unity Is Sought By French Car Makers
Paris experts say French auto industry seeks unity to defend production and exports. Citroen Renault and Peugeot dominate output while other firms add prestige. Standardization of bolts, threads, steels and parts could cut costs by concentrating manufacture.
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Paris
France
Charles Faroux
Franice
Citroen
Renail
Peugeot
Triumph Is Seen In Byrd's Recent Trip
Washington genealogist Mrs. Edward Stone notes a notable West family line in Byrd’s Antarctic expedition. She traces famed West descendants including Roy Owen West Chicago lawyer and interior secretary, Senator Edward West, Boy Scouts executive, and Charles H. West.
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Byrd
Twashington
West
Eaward
Stone
Washington
Roy Owen West
Chicago
Secretary of the Interior
William E.es
Edward West
Boy Scouts of America
Bins M
Charles H. West
Mississippi
du Vel West
Texas
Wilson
Mexico
New Flag Code for Auto Racers Under Way
Washington reports a revised flag signaling system for auto racing. Green becomes go signaling the last lap cue, red indicates halted course, yellow warns caution, orange signals an overtaking attempt, and dark blue bunting marks entering the final lap. The new rules remove the black flag with white center used to signal an overtaking attempt.
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Washington
American Automobile ‘Association
Desert Welcomes Use Of Automobile
Desert Welcomes Use Of Automobile argues that the camel’s role as ship of the desert wanes as automobiles overtake it. Algiers to Senegal traverses Sahara by six wheeled motor coaches with sleeping berths, heaters, and radio. French forces and Legion maintain order as commerce eyes winter tourist traffic in North Africa.
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Tonis
Desert
Algeria
Sahara
Algiers
Senegal
Foreim Legion
Europe
Africa
Taft Condition Little Changed as He Lingers
Washington reports Taft remained largely stable after a comfortable night with no clear gain or loss in condition. Doctors warn arterial hardening could prolong his life, a development already listed among his illnesses since resigning as chief justice a month ago. A low key morning included a distant airplane over Taft’s home and reduced visitor activity.
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Taft
Washington
Willam Howard Taft
State Paving Contracts To Be Opened March 19
The South Dakota Highway Commission will open bids March 19 for more than 18 miles of Southeast State pavement. Projects include U S 77 in Minnehaha County from Sioux Falls toward Dell Rapids for 5.4748 miles, U S 71 in Lincoln County north from Beresford for 5.005 miles, State 37 in Davison County north from Mitchell over Lake Mitchell dam for 1.837 miles, and U S 77 in Lincoln County south from Sioux Falls end for 6.014 miles.
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Pierre
Mar
State Highway Commission
Minnehaha County
Sioux Falls
Dell Rapids
Lincoln County
Beresford
State
Davison County
Mitchell
Lake Mitchell Dam
Sinus Falls
Secretary Stimson Struck by Worsening Cold at Stanmore
London dispatch says Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson’s cold has grown worse after several days of illness. He must remain two or three days at his temporary Stanmore residence while a physician visits. Ambassador Gibson was designated to handle duties during his absence.
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London
Henry L. Stimson
Stanmore
Ambassador Gibson
No One Need Have Corns Any Longer
Ad copy touts O Joy Corn Wafers as the latest corn remedy. It claims the wafers remove corns and callouses with a painless, immediate effect, advising readers to ask druggists for the product and noting a local pharmacy in Huron South Dakota.
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Aix
Perriton’s
Huron
S. D
Secretary Stimson Absence Noted At Naval Conference Meet
Secretary Stimson is absent during a meeting of heads of delegations to the naval conference at St James Palace with the acting presiding official in his stead. The sareneary details the session agenda and rely on interim leadership to proceed.
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Stimson
St. James’ Palace
Canada Watching Giant Wheat Pool Swings in Market Gamble
Washington reports on the Canadian Cooperative Wheat Producers pool which holds about 200 million bushels and bets prices will rise as world supply and demand shift. With 248,400 prairie farmers in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba, the pool controls a quarter of world wheat, stores 86 million bushels, and operates Port Arthur No 7 terminal elevator.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentine
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canadian Cooperative Wheat Producers, Ltd
Port Arthur
Central D Roads Open After Standstill
Major routes out of Huron were reported passable again this morning after a three day shutdown. Work focused on Broadland road and the Egan-sent state machine widened the west of Huron. Mercury dipped to three degrees, high yesterday at 32, with 27 at 7 PM. Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a warming trend.
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Uren
Broadland
Egan
Huron
Orlock
South Dakota Aims to Rid Waters of German Carp
R L Ripple state superintendent of fisheries addressed 200 Izaak Walton League members in Sioux Falls on March 4 stating his department is using all available means to remove German carp from South Dakota lakes and rivers.
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Sioux Falls
R. L. Ripple
Izaak Walton League
South Dakota
Bananas Paired With Milk for Infant Food Says CMA
The Canadian Medical Association recommends bananas as a complementary food for infants aged three to six months. They advise the fruit be well mashed then beaten with milk for mixing.
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Canadian Medical Association
War Finance Concern Closes After 12 Years of Service
The War Finance Corporation ends operations after nearly 12 years. It was organized by the government with 500 million dollars capital stock and made loans totaling about 400 million dollars with no losses. In the postwar period it lent 298.659 million for agricultural and livestock uses, including over 170 million to 4,317 banking institutions in 37 states. Secretary Mellon notes all but 10 thousand dollars of the original capital has been retired at par, and 64.352,768 has been paid to the treasury as earnings, not profit due to treasury funds covering capital.
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War Finance Concern
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Mellon
Treasury
Chamber
McArthur
Federal Farm Board
B. F. Patton
Aviaion
Godfrey
Mr. Godfrey
Lumbermen's Meeting Opens In Sioux Falls
The 28th annual convention of the South Dakota Retail Lumbermen's association opened in Sioux Falls with F. A. Lyman of Chicago and Dr. C. L. Wendt of Canton among the officials and speakers.
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Lumbermen’s
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Retail Lumbermen's Association
F. A. Lyman
Chicago
The
Farm Peace Institute
C. L. Wendt
Canton
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds Of Fat
A vintage weight loss advertisement promises fat loss by taking Kruschen Salts daily. It claims improved energy, clearer skin, brighter eyes, and a youthful feel within three weeks, urging readers to purchase a four week supply from Longstaff Drug Co. or any leading drugstore.
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Longstaff Drug Co
America
State tax conference opens with farm renting talks
J. P. Adams of Sioux Falls, a member of the state tax conference, joined today's program as 32 manufacturers exhibited at the convention. Officials said more than 256 members registered this morning.
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Ity
J. P. Adams
Sioux Falls
Gilbert Perry Rebounds After Prolonged Nosebleed Fist Fight
Watertown reports Gilbert Perry recovering after a nosebleed from a face hit in a fist fight with Barney Donahoe. Donahoe was arrested and held as Perry’s condition worsened before two blood transfusions stabilized him at the hospital.
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Gilbert Perry
Watertown
Mar
Barney Donahoe
Donahoe
Perry
Students Fail To Tell Pasteurized From Raw Milk
Twenty one journalism students at the University of Colorado tested pasteurized and raw milk blindfolded to see if they could distinguish them by taste. Milk was served four times with only one pasteurized, and students misidentified the sole pasteurized sample as raw milk.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Master Farmer Talks On Relief Initiative Changes
Huron chamber leader outlines five years on the board noting expanded activities from attracting new business to promoting agriculture and recreation. He emphasizes a broader chamber role and the impact on the community.
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Huron
Huron Chamber Promotes Growth and Public Spirit
Secretary McArthur cites steady chamber fund growth from 1926 to 1929 and urges members to back agricultural policies. Treasurer Patton reports bills paid with a surplus, and a new permanent aviation division is approved. Godfrey notes farm outlook, humor about Yankee frugality, and praises the Huron Chamber.
Easy Remedy Claims To Stop Colds Coughs And Bronchial Troubles
An elderly man Otto Jacq from Forestville Michigan reports relief after two bottles of Lin-O-Nine. The product is pitched as a snowy white emulsion of flaxseed eucalyptus and glycerine claimed to soothe coughs chest pains and restore strength especially for the elderly or frail. The Kerr Chemical Co advertises 7 or 18 ounce sizes with postage paid order details.
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Lin-O-Nine
Otto Jacqobs
Forestville
Mich
Busters
Perriton
Pharinsey
Kerr Chemical Co
Brentwood
Nid
Farm leaders urge cooperation to attract new capital
Mr. Godfrey outlines the Chamber of Commerce push for attracting new capital and industries to agricultural states. He predicts higher home purchasing power with population growth will lead to better farm prices. He praises 4-H club work for leadership and urges farmers to love farm work, be efficient, and have faith to avoid farm relief.
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