Truck Operators Lead in Safety Efforts in Huron
R Wiley of the Huron Chamber notes strong safety progress among local truck operators. A national survey shows Huron fleets highly active in driver training, rule posting, and accident reporting, with 175000 miles logged without an accident versus a national rate of one per 15946 miles.
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Aberdeen Store Damaged By Fire At Montgomery Ward
Repairs are underway in Aberdeen after a fire in the Montgomery Ward and Company store. The blaze was found early in the evening and confined to the elevator shaft and a rear mattress room, with smoke and water causing heavy damage on the main floor. Firemen and officials are unsure of the fire’s cause.
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Mar
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Crippled Child Hurts Hand In Seed Corn Sheller
In Winfred on March 5 a four year old girl mangled her hand while reaching into a sheller belonging to Frank Fritz as he shelled seed corn in a side room. Doctors consider amputation if needed. the child also has a crippled hip.
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Druggists Of State To Meet At Madison
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association sets its 1951 annual convention in Madison from June 16 to 18 host J C Schutz announces Madison druggist Otto Tecmmersaron serves as vice president and Roy Daharty of Rapid City is state secretary with Frank Buckhoves as treasurer Mrs M J Werner of Hamana chairs the women’s auxiliary Local committees plan two banquets and two dances as part of the program and activities for the meeting
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New Face Powder MELLO GLO Advertised for Youthful Bloom
An advertisement proclaims MELLO GLO face powder as smooth as Latin beauty with a natural bloom. It touts a New French process for longer wear, US government approval, blends with any complexion, and claims no flaky look or shine while preventing large pores. The Fair Store markets the product to consumers seeking flawless skin.
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