Bridge fraud trial reaches key material evidence in Mina case
In Webster South Dakota Judge James McNenny allowed state evidence about alleged shortages in concrete and structural steel for the Mina bridge built in 1925. Paul S Egbert is accused of obtaining county funds by falsifying material estimates while serving as county engineer.
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Brown County
Paul Siebert
H Pickus Construction Company
Webster
S. D
March
James McNenny
Paul S. Egbert
Royal A. Hasse
Egbert
R. B. Easton
Lester Hall
Aberdeen Engineers
J. N. Brown
University
Court calendar for argument term includes routine appeals
The calendar shows cases set for argument this term, including those before the court by Nov 10, 1931 and some received later. Few issues of unusual or statewide interest are expected, with most cases being routine appeals from lower courts.
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Ing
Weather forecast for Huron area and surrounding states
Mostly cloudy tonight with possible rain or snow and a warmer night. Wednesday brings colder temperatures in the central and eastern portions and unsettled weather across South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with a chance of rain or snow.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Move Is Taken To Speed Crop Loans
The U S Department of Agriculture in Washington authorizes separate waiver blanks for seed loan applications to hasten fund transmission to farmers for spring planting. South Dakota officials protested delays from back page waivers. borrowers may submit waivers to all landowners at once and attach them to the loan application.
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Pierre
Federal Department of Agriculture
Washington
Layson G. Troth
South Dakota
Supreme Court Sets Fast Pace for New Term
Pierre March 15 The South Dakota Supreme Court opened a new term with about 40 cases to hear over three weeks. Oral arguments are scheduled two days weekly Tuesday and Wednesday through April 6 as the court aims to move hearings briskly.
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Supreme Court
Pierre
South Dakota
Regional Road Conditions Report
Aberdeen to Mitchell and nearby cities show clear to cloudy skies with mostly fair to good roads. Temperatures range from 20s to 40s, with no significant precipitation reported in most areas. Road quality varies from good to fair across Watertown Huron Sioux Falls Yankton Mitchell Brookings Pierre Rapid City.
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Aberdeen
Watertown
Huron
Sioux Falls
Yanktoft
Mitchell
Brookings
Pierre
Rapid City
Revival Services at Richland M E Church
Rev. Mr. Baird conducts revival services at the Richland M E Church south of Cavour. Evening meetings continue this week with Wednesday set aside for a young people's service. Baird is described as a forceful speaker who holds the audience throughout the services.
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Cavour Cavour
Baird
Richland M. E
Cavour
Mer
Year Long Arson Sentence For John Bloshkowski
John Bloshkowski received a one year sentence in Logen county Jail after pleading guilty to arson. He had been charged with setting a fire at a local supper market in NAPOLEON marked as arson.
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Napoleon
N. D
March
Logen
John Bloshkowski
Roosevelt Power To Receive Test
Roosevelt faces a pivotal primary in North Dakota as he seeks Democratic delegates to the Chicago 1932 convention. Governor Murray of Oklahoma enters the race, while Hooverites clash with anti Hoover factions on the Republican side in a crowded ballot.
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Bismarck
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Hudson River
North Dakota
Chicago
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
William H.alfalfa
Bill Murray
Murray
Hoover
Hoover Pieeces
League
James S. Coxey
Ohio
Joseph S. France
Maryland
Cable from Manchurian foreign minister signals no recognition
A seven hundred word cablegram signed by Hsieh Chieh Shih, Manchurian foreign minister, was received by the U S State Department but officials refused to acknowledge it as recognition of the Manchurian state led by Pu Yi. The department cannot publish the text or admit receipt as it would imply state existence.
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Washington
State Department
Hsieh Chieh-Shih
China
Pu-Yi
Haieh Chieh-Shih
Paris Favors Jaunty Spring Wool Outfits
Paris fashion runs to a compact wool costume with frock jacket and scarf as the spring core. Sleeves are short and waistlines high, belts bright with yarns or leather, and hemlines rise about 12 inches from the ground. Wraps include hip length jackets or short capes, with matching color schemes across outfits.
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Paris
Diana Merwin
Associated Press Fashon
Scarves Described in Beige Gray Navy and Bright Colors
The piece describes wrap fashion with beige and brown end green scarf and a dark blue crochet silk scarf. Scarves are worn wrapped around the throat or tied in a brisk bow. Favorite colors include beige gray navy sapphire blue with leaf green wood brown tomato red coral red also seen.
Colonial Bill Found Hidden in Old Book in Orangeburg
J A Pair discovered a 1778 colonial era $40 paper bill preserved for over a century between the pages of a book at his Orangeburg home. The engraved certificate measures about three by two and a half inches. Dr W L Heaner owns a copper printing plate of the same size used for a $30 denomination, found on his father's farm.
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Orangeburg
S. C
Colonial Congress
J. A. Pair
Fair
W. L. Heaner
Dr. Heaner
Hunt For Origin Of Corn Plant
Bloomington Indiana March reports Dr Paul Weatherwax of Indiana University botany will spend three months in Central America and southern Mexico searching Maya era ruins for related plants to shed light on corn origin. The expedition focuses on scientific light rather than immediate economic use.
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Bloomington
Ind
Guatemala
Yucata
Paul ‘Weatherwax
Indiana University Botany Department
Central America
Mexico
Weatherwax
Streams to Be Stocked Nationwide by Bureau of Fisheries
The Bureau of Fisheries plans to stock streams nationwide with about 35,000,000 trout and 5,000,900 bass starting April 1. The program targets numerous streams across the country to bolster fish populations and support recreational fishing.
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Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Tailored Easter fashions parade in New York avenues
Easter styles shift toward tailored suits and slim lines with double breasted hip length jackets and high waistlines. Blues, beiges and grays dominate with fur collars and slim skirts, while hats lean high on the left. Detroit trips follow a funeral in Summit, S C for the Danforth family.
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Jane Eads
New York
Debaters Clash On Centralization Debate at Sioux City
Morningside College and University of North Dakota teams faced off in Sioux City on Monday night in a non-decision debate about centralized control of industry.
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Sioux City
Morningside College
University of North Dakota
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van Buren Perry
McNenny
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Seirt
Paul
Sheridan
Williston
North
Cooking School
Folger’s
Brazil
Folger
Folger's Coffee Acuum
Parke Davis & Company
Sherman & Moe
Detroit
Raymond
John Danforth
Paul Danforth
Summit
D. ‘T. Danforth
the Home Grocery
Tbs
Pillsbury Flour
Hamburger Vom
Crisco
Louisiana
Les Bell
Grace Campbell
the Bell Bakery
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