Huron Glee Club Plans Two Week Concert Tour
Twenty young men and three professors from Huron College embark on a 960 mile tour through two states for 17 concerts starting Wednesday. The group will perform in Wessington, Redfield, Hecla, Oakes, Edgely, Bismarck, Mandan, Dickinson, New England, Hettinger, Lemmon, McIntosh, Mauridge, Roscoe, Medette, and more with a sacred concert at the Presbyterian church in Wuron. The ensemble includes Prof H M Bailey and a seven piece instrumental group plus two male quartets. The trip lasts two weeks with a radio broadcast from Bismarck and a state basketball banquet appearance.
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Huron College
Gleenclub
Wessington
Huron
Redfield
Puckertail
Hettinger
Howe State
Eiuron
Lemmon
American Legion
Sagers
McIndosh
Presbyterian Church
D. J. Gage
Mauridge
Roscoe
Medette
Wuron
Reginar
H. M. Bailey
Schools Dismissed Because of Floods at Argonne
Argonne march 14 special all creeks in the area are overflowing their banks and flooding roads making attendance impossible. The Rock Creek bridge near here is out of its banks and flooding approaches. The Vilas section crew spent the night Tuesday making trips to the railroad bridge to prevent washouts.
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Argonne
Vilas
Jones Bill Effect On Bootleggers Still Unclear
Washington reports say prohibition officials have heard bootleggers attempted to retreat since the Jones bill but no official confirmation exists. Seymour Lowman and Dr. James M. Doran note two Jones law cases reached determinations, with outcomes pending, while arrests remain limited and enforcement results unclear.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury Department
Seymour Lowman
Lowman
Department
Coolidge
Hha
Hoover to Study Root Agreement May Shape U.S. Policy
President Hoover to review the Root agreement on advisory opinions between the United States and the League of Nations council. Senators from both parties express concern over changes but agree Root is capable. text of the protocol awaited before final judgment.
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Ashington
Hoover
Senate
Root
Rodt
United States
League of Nations Council
Roct
Cecil Hurst
Great Britain
State Department
International Jurists
Robot
Washington
Hoover Administration
Restless Nights Signal of Danger Ahead in Olean
B A Ball of Olean New York warns restless nights signal danger ahead. An advisory notes bladder and kidney relief using lithia red Buchukeller remedies. The message promotes tablets sold at druggists with home remedy language and solicits readers to write for full experience.
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B.A. Ball
Olean, N.Y
Union
Keller Laxaralore
Bmabhatlesbury
Ghia
Lozaly
Vongstatt Druz
Conviction in Geneva on World Court protocol seen in Washington
Reports from Pierre dated March 14 indicate timely actions on bank dividends for Warmers Savings Bank and Northville State Bank creditors. Governor Bulow announced the appointment of A G Granger of Kadoka as Jackson county judge for the unexpired term of the late R L Pinkerton.
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Pierre
Mar
Warmers Savings Bank
Wessington Springs
Northville State Bank
Northville
State Banking Department
Old Time Dancers Cancelled Tonight at Dance Palace
Weather and food conditions force cancellation of the old time dance at the Dance Palace tonight. Watch Huroalte for further announcements.
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Dance Palace
Huroalte
Why Some Women Are So Popular Beauty Ad
Beauty’s first requisite skin perfection. The ad promotes MELLO-GLO Face Powder claiming smooth spread, youthful bloom, and long wear from a new French process. It says the powder prevents pastiness flakiness irritation and large pores and keeps the nose shine free.
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Huron Glee Club
Brieg Carthage
Redsusna
Untess Ecom
Pear
Todd
Shane
ST. Patrick’s
Dance
American Legion Drum. and Bugle Corps
Mike Gibbs and
His
Globe Trotters
Tonite
Lon Chaney
Dead Legs
Uthaney
Geneva
Stowell Style Shop
Golden Rule CO
Sweet Sixteen
America
King’s Palace
Bargain
Freedom Work
Chambray
Stowell
Style Shop
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