Patton Nominated Head Of Chamber March 18 Election
Blake Patton manager of the Anderson company yards and former president of the Huron Kiwanis club is nominated for the presidency of the Huron Chamber of Commerce. A seven-member nominating committee led by B B Breinakep made public the slate. election expected March 18 with by law allowances for extra nominations.
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Patton
Chamber
Blake Patton
Anderson Company
Huron Kiwanis Club
Huron Chamber of Commerce
B. B. Breinakep
Spink
George Sherman
Jay Spink
Flower Show Set for June by Haroo Park Board
Haroo park board plans the annual spring flower show for the third week of June with entries to be organized later by President Clarence Walker. Perennials dominate the display with fall show flowers to follow in August under the board’s sponsorship. The board votes to continue the Home Grounds contest with participation from the Huron Chamber of Commerce, details to be mapped at a near-term meeting.
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Haroo
Park Board
Clarence @. Walker
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Walker
Weather forecast update for upcoming days
Weather forecast notes warm spell tonight with milder conditions. Expect a cooler Wednesday with possible showers and a higher chance of mixed precipitation later. Forecasters warn of increasing booking winds and a risk of brief frost in exposed areas tonight into tomorrow morning.
Gandhi Returns Home as a Conquering Hero in India
Mahatma Gandhi arrives in Ahmadabad after a year away to thunderous crowds. From New Delhi he brought concessions won from Lord Irwin, seen as a victory by Indians. At the rail station a massive reception forms, volunteers rescue him from a crush as he weeps, offering no reply while supporters bow.
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Ahmadabad
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Mta
New Delhi
Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Sage
Thousands Clear Streets Of Snow
Chicago reported two more storm deaths raising the total to eighteen as thousands plowed through 16.4 inches of snow. Amid thawing streets, business slowly returned while New England and Boston areas faced wreckage and four missing crews in whiteout conditions. London cleared streets after a heaviest snow fall in 20 years with 9 million tons moved and more cold weather forecast.
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Chicago
Mar
E. C. Davis
J. Fielding
Charlevola
LUCK
Lake Michigan
Charlevoix
Ethel E
Beaver Island
London
England
Grain Stock In Various States Report
Washington March 10 the department of agriculture announced grain stock figures as of March 2 with South Dakota listing 15 240 000 bushels of corn and 10 210 000 of wheat adjacent states showing corn totals for Minnesota 26 861 000 Iowa MT 904 000 North Dakota 2 478 000 Nebraska 195 953 000 and wheel figures for Minnesota 6 027 000 North Dakota 18 201 000 Nebraska 18 319 000 Kem tea 74 833 000
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
Nebraska
North Das
Kota
Kemtea
South Dakota Redistricting Sparks Congressman Loss
The South Dakota legislature moves to split the state into two districts with the Missouri River as the dividing line, potentially reducing the number of congressmen from three to two. Governor Green receives notification from William Tyler Page as federal aid and representation shifts unfold nationwide.
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S. D
South Dakota
Green
William Tyler Page
National
House of Representatives
South Dekots
Missouri River
Four Day Flaherty Hearing Opens With Large Crowd
Miss Louise Dixon opened the second annual Huronite free cooking school at the Elk's ballroom in the Marvin Hughitt hotel drawing more than 500 homemakers from Huron and nearby. The lecture and recipes emphasized practical tips, budgeting, and kitchen equipment with free printed recipes and daily prizes, while the audience awaited the second session tomorrow in Iowa.
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Flaherty
Iowa
Louise Dixon
Elk's
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Villay
Miss Dion
Seatrice
Azul Selada
Setoeol
Sita
Seto
Wis
Mims Dixon
Miss. Dixon
Miss Dixon
Huron Band To Give Its Concert Tonight
Huron municipal band presents its annual indoor concert at Huron college auditorium tonight. A 90 minute program, directed by President T H Joeckel, features Hardin A Van Deurven as soloist. Admission is free and the event marks the band’s last public appearance until outdoor concerts resume in May.
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Huron
Huron College
T. H. Joeckel
Hardin A. van Deurven
Sioux Falls Man Dies After Car Crash
Sioux Falls reports a fatal automobile collision with Maree P. Battie and Joss Fells involved. Witnesses say Mim Atrine Neleoe of Chreter was the driver of the car that struck Sutton, facing reckless driving charges. Jury trial requested. bond set. Victim suffered head injuries and lacerations. no further details available.
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Sioux Falls
Sioue Falls
Maree P. Battie
Joss
Interien
Mim Atrine Neleoe
Chreter
Sutton
Bull
Well Fed Prisoners Satisfied With Jail
LITTLE HOCK ARK Mar 10 Two officers on jail rounds found cell doors open at both ends but all four inmates serving fines were safe inside. Spokesmen cited good coffee and beans as the reason for not attempting escape while prison etiquettes kept doors closed.
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Little Hock
Ark
Little Rock
County highway wage scale set with minor changes
Beadle County commissioners adopted a wage scale for county highways yesterday afternoon. Rates range from 34 to 75 cents an hour with notable increases for common laborers in gravel pits and gravel haulers paid per mile. Other positions include patrolmen, foremen, cooks, enginemen, and shop staff with varied hourly and monthly salaries.
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Beadle
Ny Denn
H. M. Pierce
Richard Hock
John York
Cook
Checker
A. Kyle
Alsc
Oklahomans Beat Mitchellites In National A A U Game
In Kansas City on March 10 East Central Teachers of Ada Oklahoma defeated Dakota Wesleyan of South Dakota conference champions 33 to 21 in the national A A U basketball tournament. The South Side Turners of Indianapolis entered the third round by defeating Clothiera of Wier Kansas 2% to.
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Mitchellites
Kansas City
Mar
East Central Teachers
Ada
Okla
Gay
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota
Turners
Indianapoli
One Clothiera
Wier
Kansas
Vacation motoring worth three billion in 1930
Vacationists spent about 3 billion dollars on motoring in 1930, the American Automobile Association reports. Domestic and foreign travelers toured the United States for recreation, with costs rising by about eighteen to twenty percent from 1929 due to a shift toward cheaper accommodations and broader shopping for value.
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Washington
Mar
United States
American Automobile Association
Bone
South Dakota road construction bids set for March 25
Pierre March 14 The highway commission announces a letting March 25 for about 35 miles of graveling and grading on U S 16 from Sioux Falls to Minnehaha county line. The project includes paving 17.54 miles and costs around 50 000 with emergency federal funds and regular federal aid to be matched before the September deadline.
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Pierre
Mar
U. S. 16
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
The
Highway Commission
No Ice Shortage In Prospect Here
Officials of the Bur om Ice company assure no ice shortage in Hurodt this summer. Despite a mild winter curtailing harvests, firm officers say they will be ready for orders of any size next cam met. Shipments from Lake Kampeska in Watertown have filled Armour and Company and the Chicago and North Western railroad warehouses. Fred Holton returns from Watertown to supervise loading and the installation of a new artificial toe plant.
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Hurodt
Sumer
Burom
Lake Kempeskea
Watertown
Armour and Company
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Fred Holton
Lake Kampeska
Road Straightening Job To Be Let Soon
A contract to remove a curve on Federal Highway No 14 northwest of Wolsey will be let by the state highway department on March 25. Beadle county has purchased about three acres from L. Larson for the project at the Milwaukee railroad crossing, with payment of 8 dollars for the land and reimbursement for moving a fence and building located on the proposed right of way.
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Wolsey
State Highway Department
Beadle County Commissioners
L. Larson
San Diego School Girl Slain Found
A San Diego school girl was found slain in a case under police investigation. Authorities have not released the victim’s name or motive while they pursue leads and await autopsy results.
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San Diego
Wes Bender
Five Propositions To Guide Progressive Meeting Tomorrow
Progressives plan a concise five point program as five senators lead round table discussions tomorrow and the next day in Washington. Borah guides farm relief and debenture policy, Cutting leads on representative government, Norris handles public utilities, La Follette oversees insurance and old age, Costigan chairs protective rates changes. The aim is to win concessions across parties to control the next congress.
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Washington
Mar
Borah
Idaho
Farm Board
Cutting
New Mexico
Senate
Truat
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
LaFollette
Aioe Yall Air Insurance
Wisconsin
LaFoltes
Costigan
Tariff Commission
Congress
Paving Resumes Near Huron May First
Work on Federal Binhay No.1d east of Huron will restart around May 1 under terms with Larson Erling of Sioux Falls. Completion is due by June 15, with about 200 feet of pavement left to lay across the James River bottom and hill to Laughlin corner, finishing a continuous stretch just over five miles.
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Huron
F. E. Schrader
Larson-Erling Company
Sioux Falls
Towa
Larson-Erling
James River
Laughlin
Humphrey Pharmacy to Open Saturday in Huron
Proprieter H. H. Humphrey announced a formal opening of Humphrey Pharmacy on Saturday. The store, located in quarters formerly used by E. Olson Clothing, offers favors to all entering customers. Humphrey, who ran a Doland pharmacy for 15 years, notes the shop is the oldest in the city, established about 50 years ago.
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Humphrey Pharmacy
H. H. Humphrey
E. ©. Olson
Humphrey
Huron
Doland
County cuts deputy salary to save funds in Bindle county
Auditor T. H. Young reduces staff to one deputy drawing $110 monthly while two clerks earn $4 each. In prior years the office employed two deputies and one clerk, with as many as three staffers. The change saves about 348 dollars annually, amid discussions at a board meeting.
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Bindle
T. H. Young
Young
Youngima
Tha
Blam
Republicans Guilty Of Poor Publicity
New York March 10 Alan Fox a longtime Hoover ally criticized the Republican National Committee for weak publicity about President Hoover. Speaking to the Queens Republican Club he argued the public misperceives Hoover as calculating and cold, while he is actually modest and human. Fox predicted Hoover would be renomination and reelection in 1932.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Alan Fox
Queens Republican Club
Burke Says Too Much Politics Now
James F. Burke of the Republican National Committee said there would be no early meeting due to an overdose of politics. He criticized sensationalism and urged constructive news as Hoover assists business recovery. A new agriculture advisory council Led by Robert H. Lucag aims to spread accurate farm relief information in the Midwest.
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Washington
Mar
James Francis Burke
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Tess of Chic
White House
Burke
Hoover
Policics Br
Republican Nations Committee
Robert H. Lucag
Advisory Council For Agriculture
Dickinson
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Simmons
Nebraska
Parnell
Indiana
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Glen Martin
John F. White
G. B. Fahrendorf
Chas
Jories
Ralph N. Jones
Huron Automotive Trades Association
Automotive
Huron Central Labor Union
Division of Labor and Employment
Central Union
Albert J. Maag
Frederick M. Snyder
C. Ro Miles
Minneapolis
Northwest
United States Chamber 1 of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce
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Boston
New England
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Massachusetts
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Huronite
Lauree Dixon
Turner
Des Moines
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Trarner
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