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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1929

Page

8

Germany hears debt proposal from allied reparations offer

Paris March 21 Allied experts proposed 1 750 000 005 marks as Germany's reparations annuities, a figure potentially reducing Dawes plan payments by seven to eight hundred million gold marks. Dr Hjalmar Schacht would brief Berlin industrial leaders, sharing responsibility beyond government. The secrecy and scope of the figure remain unclear.

Paris Hjalmar Schacht Reichgbank Berlin Itv Schacht Dnance Dawes Germany

World mourns Marshal focht funeral draws vast crowd

France and allied nations mourn the loss of Marshal Foch as crowds fill Paris and workers join in the tribute. Signature book records thousands paying respects while King Albert of Belgium and leaders of government and industry attend. President Hoover and General Dawes praise Foch's singular service and human qualities.

John J. Pershing Marshal Petain Foch Marshal Lay France Erin Searcy Albert Belgium Hoover Vames G. Dawes Geenral John J. Pershing

Notable tributes to Marshal Foch from world leaders

A collection of quotes from Raymond Poincare Myron Herrick Sir William Tyrell Paul Painleve Stanley Baldwin Karl Beatty Austen Chamberlain Lloyd George Field Marshal Allenby Sir William Robertson Clemenceau Georges... praising Marshal Foch as a greatest soldier and liberator.

Raymond Poincare Myron T. Herrick William G. Tyrell Paris Paul -Painleve Quesar Alexander Napoleon Stanley Baldwin Karl Beatty France Austen Chamberlain David Lloyd George Lord Allenby Foch Sir William Robertson Imperial General Staff Imperial General Staff, 1913-18: “Marshal Foch Georges Clemenceau Rupatech Bavaria Marshal Foch the Earl of Cavan Fourteenth Corps

Durant Coach License Fire Damage Near Forestburg

A Durant coach bearing Beadle county license 3-4618 was damaged by fire east of the James River Bridge Tuesday night and is being held in a local garage on sheriff's advice. Garage men found the car inside totally destroyed. the license plate records show 3-4618 in Beadle county, Huron.

James River Bridge Mary Helgeland

Calvin Coolidge Goes to New York on Business

Former President Coolidge arrived in New York from Northampton Massachusetts with Lucius B Storrs managing director of the American Electric Railway Association. He declined to state the purpose of his visit.

Calvin Coolidge New York Coolidge Metropolis Northampton Mass Lucius &. Storrs American Electric Railway Association Springfield

Final Touches on Huron College Rubaiyat 1930 Yearbook

The 1930 Rubaiyat for Huron college nears completion with a 144 page volume. A nature themed book will feature photos of Huron and Black Hills landscapes and an expanded athletic section. Prof Gage and Donald Costain provide an Orient feature with Pyong Yang scenes. Virginia Youel edits, Wayne Nelson handles business, with Prof Grattan advising.

Huron’ College Sioux Falls Huron Vnd Black Hills D. 3. Gage Donald Costain Pyong Yang G.8. McCune Huron Colece Describ Virginia Youel Huron Wayne Nelson Onida G W. Grattan

Naval applicants to take intelligence test now

All applicants for enlistment in the navy are required to take an intelligence test to determine fitness for naval service. The order, received from Omaha headquarters, sets a 24-man March quota for the district including South Dakota and Omaha. One recruit, Lyle Shoemaker of Highmore, departed to the base at San Diego during the month to date.

G. W. Jones Omaha South Dakota Lyle Shoemaker Highmore San Diego

Postmaster General Declares Posts a Business Service

Washington March 21 Postmaster General Brown says the postal service is a business not a political or eleemosynary institution He calls for competitive business principles with no profit added to costs and vows to support postal workers welfare while demanding loyalty and cooperation from all associates.

Washington, Mar Brown Postoffice Department Postal Service

S D Women Win In Plan Contest

Two South Dakota women, Mrs. O. T. Fristie of Canton and Rachel Unzelman of Pierre, are named in the Farm Bureau plan contest list. More than 6,000 farm men and women nationwide submitted plans, with the Farm Bureau Federation sponsoring the event. Information reached A. W. Tompkins, secretary of the South Dakota Farm Bureau. The contest was conducted at the state level in coordination with the federation.

South Dakota 0. T. Fristie Canton Rachel Unzelman Pierre A. W. Tompkins South Dakota Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Federation Chie

Farm Home Designing Contest Draws 198 Entries

The event attracted 198 entries from this state with many plans by farm wives and few by men. Secretary Tompkins called it one of the federation’s largest contests. Winning 102 plans will be developed into an ideal home emphasizing women’s viewpoints and modern household comforts.

Womicn Farm Bureau Tompkins Federation

New Rheumatic Cure Promises Quick Relief

A vintage advertisement promotes Moone's Firmeraldis as a simple topical treatment for rheumatic pains. It claims rapid relief after the first application and urges readers to obtain the remedy from local druggists. The copy emphasizes ease of use and widespread availability.

Moone

President to Speak at South Dakota Bankers Session

Craig A Hazelrool of Chicago, president of the American Bankers Association, will deliver the keynote at the South Dakota Bankers Association convention in Rapid City on June 6. This marks the ABA president's first visit to South Dakota in ten years, aligning with a policy to focus on country bank issues.

Craig Hazelrool Chicago American Bankers Association South Dakota Bankers Association Rapid City George A. Starring National Organization South Dakota Starling Hazelwood

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