Silver Dollar at State and More in Huron Amusements
The State theater presents Silver Dollar tracing Denver’s founder Edward Robinson and wife Aline MacMahon with Bebe Daniels, plus Road to Ruin and adolescent issues features. Evening shows include Man's Castle and She Made Her Bed. Also notes Bijou and Bijou programs, and Federal Reserve Bank director election in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Rolinson
Denver
Edward Robingon
Aline MacMahon
Bebe Daniels
Imine
Tais
Tina
Bollar
Wallace Reid
Reid
Mort
Man's Castle
Spencer Tracy
Loretta Young
Glenda Farrell
JURON
Sally Eilers
Robert Armstrong
Richard Arlen
Rocce Ates
Ann Harding
Nils Asther
Raort Young
Sybil
Carmen
ST. Teresa School
Byoy
Reid 1
Huron
Piller Re elected Valley City Leader In Theaters Group
Valley City North Dakota John Piller was reelected president of the North Dakota Theaters Owners association at its annual meeting. Otter Tail County Labor convention endorsed A C Townley for congress in Fergus Falls Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piller
Valley City
N.bd
John Piller
North Dakota
Townley
Fergus Falls
Minn
A. C Townley
Nonpartisan League Teader
Otter Tai County
Huron Eyes New Air Route Linking Midwest Cities
A letter from Rapid Airlines confirms possible Omaha to Bismarck passenger service via Sioux Falls, Huron, and Aberdeen. The plan, backed by the Huron Chamber aviation division, envisions scrip purchases by Aberdeen and Hazen and a Kansas City Minneapolis Sioux Falls route with connections to Chicago and Omaha, promising improved air and mail service for South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huon Chamber of Cammerce
Paul D. Selby
Rapid Airlines
Associated Press
Omaha
Bismarck
Sioux Falls
Huron
Aberdeen
Huron Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Weir
Post Office Department
South Dakota
Army Engineers
Tti Corps
Kansas City
Fort Peck Dam
Montare
Selby
Aberdeen and
Hazen
Weir
Ces
United States
Kensay City
Chicago
North Western Railway
Minneapolis
Karas City
Larest
Central South Dakota Boy Scout Area Grows Nine Years Old
The Central South Dakota Boy Scout Council marks nine years since its 1925 founding with four troops and 78 scouts. Expansion adds Aberdeen and other towns, new executive John L. Smith, headquarters in Huron, frequent travel to Aberdeen, and a history of steady growth across counties from Beadle to Spink and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
South Dakota
Huron
Aberceen
Costain
Beadle
Hand, Spink
Kingsbury
George Costain
George C. Hunt
B. W. Stayton
Costa
Maurice Wieting
Tulare
Missouri River
Nebraska State Line
Wyoming
North Dakota
Rapid City
Verne Cleveland
Fred Eggers
C. E. Statensoth
Redfield
W. F. Wharton
Fred Greena
Miller
Judge Campbell
Pierre
Black Hills Council
Missouri
Central South Dakota Council
AL Scouts
W. BH. Saxton
A. F. Miller
Fred Ezgers
G. J. Kiel
A. F
Woman claims 10 pound weekly loss with Kruschen
Dayton resident Mrs Betty Luedeke writes she lost ten pounds in one week using Kruschen. She recommends taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. An eight ounce bottle lasts about four weeks and is available at Hurans druggists and drug stores nationwide with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Luedeke
Dayton
Huran
America
Water scarcity prompts urging Missouri River project approval
A South Dakota citizen urges the President to back the Missouri River Diversion Project to dam the Missouri at Garrtison North Dakota and divert water to Devils Lake and the Sheyenne and James rivers. The appeal mentions regional water shortages threatening crops and city supply. The text also references a charter renewal and expansion of a council in Campbell counties with Aberdeen as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South Dakota
Missouri River
Garr Tison
North Dakota
Devils Leake
Sheyenne River
James River
Edmunds, Walworth
Dewey, Brown, Mepherson
Campbell Counties
Dakota Council
Aberdeen
Highway Program Is Lagging Here
Washington March 13 Progress in highway construction in South Dakota under the 400 million dollar federal public works program is below the national average. The Bureau of Public Roads reports 75.3 percent of the total funds allocated as of March 3, with state highway departments actively carrying out projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
South Dakota
Congress
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Industrial Recovery Net
Public Works Administration
United States Employment Service
Public Works Funds Guide State Highway Projects
The article outlines South Dakota highway allocations and project progress under federal aid. It notes 104 projects advertised at $3.506 million, 82 awarded or started, employing 508 workers, with total advertised funds around 3.109 million. It explains matching rules, amendments, and speedups to bids and approvals, plus 40 hour week and wage requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
South Dakotas
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors have long used liquid laxatives as a measured dose offers precise regulation for individual needs. A properly prepared liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin provides safe relief without habit formation and is gentle on kidneys. It suits all ages and is a ready family laxative carried by druggists.
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Eins
Boston
M. 0. Grengaard
Firstational Bank of Minneapolis
Weas
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Paul J. Leeman
Helen Foster
Onioth Wi
Resist ‘Night
Kilby
Dees
Edw. G. Robinson
Aline McMahon
Alen
Sybil Carmen
Boy Scout
Hyde, Hughes, Sully
Stanley
E. E H. Bruemmer
Frank Kinyon
S. W. Clark
Frank Amin
Iroquois
J. D. McNeil
Wessington
F. Miller
Tven
Sally Ellers
Rosco Ates
Hollywood
Nome
Connie Creations
Edwin G. Fost
Sherman & Moe Drug Store
Edwin G. Yost
Aes Huron, S.0
Group
Frank
Frices
Loreita Young
Henry Armetta
Wallie
Movietone Kews
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