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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1937

Page

10

Inferred Broadway Romance Tangles Between Two Sisters

Daphne Brett, a New York advertising exec, loves architect Larry Smith while sister Jennifer courts wealthy Tucker Ainsley. A looming marriage license reveals Jennifer’s engagement to Tucker, sparking a sisters feud as Daphne confronts love, duty, and career pressures on the Star Light Roof.

Daphne Brett Larry Smith Maphne Jennifer Daphne Tucker Ainsicsy Larry Tuck Ainsley Mariage Larry Dust Thin Manhattan Golis Ens Brett Smith

Starch as Motor Fuel Explored at Midwest Conference

Henry G. Knight of the government Bureau of Chemistry and Soils tells the Midwestern chemurgic conference that solid fuels like starch dust could power engines as petroleum nears depletion in 26 to 30 years. An acre of corn or sweet potatoes could yield starch to run a designed engine. farm products may become industrial raw material.

Omaha Neb Henry G. Knight Bureau of Chemistry and Soils Chomurzic Simecs Industrislists Tedas Midwest Plains Ning Midwest 3 Nebraska Iowa North South Dakota Missouri Kansas Minnnesota Colocado Illinois Atchison, Kan William W. Buffum Farm Chemurgic Council Dearborn Mich

Healthy Competition Seen in Crop Insurance Debate

A Midwest group of hail insurance firms urged Senate approval of government crop insurance as healthy competition. F O Rutledge of Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Co of Iowa testified that hail losses in Iowa averaged 1 to 2 percent and accounted for 20 to 25 cents of all crop loss, with higher rates in Minnesota and the Dakotas, Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado.

Washington Senate F. O. Rutledge Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Company’ of Iowa Minnesota Dakotas Kansas Nebraska Colorado

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