South Dakota Senate Race Weighs Next U S Senator
Pierre hosted the final week of the legislative session with eye on the next U S Senate race. McMaster likely seeks re election while Norbeck’s visit stirred talk of successor plans. McDonald urged primary reform and Hoover club influence loomed in patronage. Auto law and uniform vehicle code bills advanced amid budget scrutiny. lawmakers touted frugality yet saw one million dollar appropriations. Local notices include arrests for sidewalk bicycling and social visits to Iroquois and Esmond.
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West in Saddle as Hoover Admin Dominates
A South Dakota history note and a broad analysis argue that the western states gain control of both executive and legislative branches under President Hoover. It highlights key western cabinet members and committee chairs in the Senate and House, noting tariff revision as a major coming project and predicting forward-looking national conduct for the next four years.
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Dodsworth author admits distorted views of small town
In a new book Dodsworth, Sinclair Lewis is challenged to see both sides of Main Street. Author Wis admits the earlier portrayal of Gopher Prairie was not balanced after a long study.
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Dodaworth by Lewis promises autobiography tone in Zenith tale
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Hospitality pays in Huron as newcomers welcomed
Secretary McArthur urged residents to form a committee of one to greet newcomers and help them feel at home, noting women can greatly assist. The report also cites 1928 civil aviation safety trends showing fewer accidents relative to flights, and Sioux Falls auto dealers calling for a referendum on the new automobile tax, arguing the law is unfair and unpopular.
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Department of Commerce
Sioux Falls
Good Old Times Myth Says Lewiston Editor
Editor Arthur G. Staples argues that the idea of “good old times” in New England is mostly a myth. He claims sixty year village life in Maine and Minnesota featured drunkenness and cruelty, while present life is cleaner and more industrious. He urges viewing history with measured nostalgia rather than idealized memory.
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Lewiston
Minnesota
Bank Guaranty Law Ended In North Dakota Senate Action
North Dakota lawmakers repeal the state bank guaranty law by an overwhelming Senate vote. The measure awaits the governor’s signature to become law, ending an experiment described as unsatisfactory and damaging to the state’s credit. After enactment, remaining assessments taper off and the guaranty fund is liquidated, with assets of closed banks turned to cash over time. Governor Bulow plans to veto a $20,000 interim investigations appropriation, signaling no need for banking department probe.
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20 Years Ago in Huron Commandery Inspection
Lacota Commandery No. 6 held an annual inspection Friday night at their asylum under W. Wer dell Aberdeen inspector general. Sir Knights of Aberdeen attended including C. B. Mallory W. D. Swain S. C. Hedges T. D. Alwars J. L. Browne and W. E. Milligan. A. B. Palmer traveled to Hitchcock Friday to attend to business. C. A. Keeler went to Sioux City Friday. Mr. Philip Lawrence and wife planned to go south on January 11 to escape the rigors.
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W. D. Swain
S.C. Hedges
T. D. Alwars
J. L. Browne
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A. B. Palmer
Hitchcock
C. A. Keeler
Sioux City
Philip Lawrence
Southland
Resist the Attack With Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to boost vitality and resist colds and pneumonia. It cites a testimonial from a Minneapolis user who recovered health after nervous breakdown, praising the product and inviting readers to obtain free advice from the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo.
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15Ch Ave
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Buffalo
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