Hoover Chooses Tin Pan Alley for Prosperity Song
New York March 24 Hoover during a White House visit challenged Rudy Vallee to compose a theme song to spur prosperity He offered a medal if the tune could lift America from troubles Tin Pan Alley brainstorms rhymes for moon love and finance while a chorus hails Here comes prosperity as lyrics coalesce into a finale
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New
York
Rudy Vallee
Hoover
Vallee
White House
Cornucopia
Tin Pan Alley
Craon
Spoon
America
Mississippi
Tinker
Elaine
Spain
Tye
Kaylee
Maine
Albany
Mrs. Cox Buried in Fedora After Bright's Disease
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in Fedora for Mrs. George Cox also known as Mrs. George Fox. The Rev J E Cooper of Carthage officiated. She died at 65 after a decade with Bright's disease. Survived by husband George Fox a daughter Mrs Glen Tall of Elm Springs and brother A H Slumm of Desoto Iowa. Burial followed in Fedora cemetery.
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George Cox
Fedora Fedora
Maroh
George Fox
J. E. Cooper
Carthage
A. H. Slumm
Desota
Iowa
Fedora
Winners Announced In Comics Contest At Huron
Winners named for this week’s comic coloring contest in The Evening Huronite. Margaret Reese and Glenn Robinson earned free Huron Theatre tickets for coloring The Gumps and Moon Mullins respectively. eight other top scorers also receive tickets.
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Tor Margaret Maxine Reese
Dakota Avenue South
Glenn H. Robinson
Indiana Ave
Out Our Way
Johny Timothy
Third Street Southwest
Ond
Phyllis Ann Tracy
Idaho ‘Avenue
the Gumps
Lois Mae Miller
Utah Avenue
Everet Timm
Revue
Huron
Moon Mullins
Doris Simon
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Avnue Southwest, and Walter Gorham, Route 1, Box 124, Huron of Gur
Lavon Hyde
Fourth Street
Dorothy Lott
Dakota Avenue
Zander Gump Wedding Staged by Alpena Epworth League
A packed Alpena school auditorium hosted the Epworth League production of the Zander Gump wedding to raise funds for the state institute. The play drew 44 dollars, with 32 comic strip characters bringing humor and all cast members delivering strong performances under Rev. J. E. Washburn’s direction.
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Alpena
Alpena Epworth
J. E. Washburn
South Dakotans Visit Denver For Good Will
More than 100 businessmen from South Dakota and Wyoming arrived in Denver in a motor caravan to strengthen ties with Colorado. The Highway 85 association sponsored the trip with leaders from Spearfish Rapid City and Deadwood praising Black Hills attractions at a banquet.
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South
South Dakota Forms Third Political Party
With petitions signed by more than 7 400 voters the new liberty party becomes the state’s third political organization. Attorney General Sharpe ruled petitions met legal requirements for formation. To stay a party it must poll 1 percent of gubernatorial votes next November. Stauffer of Sisseton and Platt of Langford filed the petitions and said candidates will enter the May 3 primary for major offices.
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Pierre
New Liberty Party
South Dakota
Sharpe
C. E. “Ayne
FE. H. Stauffer
Sisseton
Howard Platt
Langford
Ihat
Special Communion Service At Presbyterian Church Tonight
The Presbyterian church presents its annual pre Easter communion held at 7 30 PM. Dr Hubert Ketelle will deliver the sermon and the service will last about one hour. This longstanding Thursday pre Easter observance precedes Easter Sunday.
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Presbyterian Church
Hubert Ketelle
Aberdeen Mechanic Killed In Auto Accident
Karl H. Hopp of Aberdeen master mechanic for the Milwaukee road was killed five miles east of Bowdle when his car hit a soft spot and overturned. E D Jefferson of Minneapolis, the Milwaukee road field supervisor, escaped injury. Hopp's widow and two small children survive.
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Aberdeen
Bowdle
Karl ,H. Hopp
Milwaukee Road
Here
Hopp
E. D. Jefferson
Minneapolis
Hope
Parson Purchases Woonsocket Creamery from Sorenson
The Sanborn county creamery, once owned by D. D. Sorenson, was purchased this week by A. F. Parsons who becomes manager of Parsons Produce in Woonsocket. Dentley Sorenson stays on as butter maker while plans for the Sorensons are unclear.
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Woonsocket
Sanborn County Creamery
D. D. Sorenson
A. F. Parsons
Parsons
Parsons Produce Company
Dentley Sorenson
Mrs. George Jen Rites Set At Woonsocket Church
Funeral services for Mrs. George Jen will be held Monday at 10 AM at the Woonsocket Catholic church with burial in the local Catholic cemetery. Daughters Ethel and Colletta are expected home from California and Oregon. The piece also notes the Christopherson bill passing the House Indian Affairs committee authorizing $90,000 for a 25 bed hospital for Indians at Wagner, S.C.
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Allen
Woonsocket
Spittal
George al~ Jen
Woonsocket Catholic Church
Ethel
California
Colletta
Oregon
Ore
Washington
Christopherson
Wagner, & C
House Indian Affairs Committee
Iroquois Debaters Edge Bancroft In Close Match
In TROQUOIS on March 24 the Bancroft high school debate team fell two to one to Iroquois. The topic was compulsory unemployment insurance. Bancroft’s Lloyd Frustencan Lois Drake and Amy Forbes argued for, while Dayton Armin Lois Annis and Lucille Wiles for Iroquois. Annis replaced mumps-struck Clecla Nelson just hours before.
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Bancroft
Troquois
Bancroft High School
Lloyd Frustencan
Lois Drake
Amy Forbes
Dayton Armin
Lois Anis
Lucille Wiles
Clecla Nelson
Lois Annis
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Beadle County Abstract
Lawrence C. Munster transfers to Minnie M. Edwards in Huron for 10 dollars covering Lot 5 Block 2 South lawn Addition. Albert H. Betters transfers to G. I. Sackett in Broadland for 30 dollars covering Lot 3 Block 9 subdivided blocks 13 incl outlets E M N Broadland and lots 15 16 and W 45 ft lot 17 Block J Broadland. Isaac Addis transfers to Rose Ann Addis in Cavour for 1 dollar N343-109-41.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Lawrence C. Munster
Minnie M. Edwards
Huron
Southlawn
Albert H. Betters
G. I. Sackett
Broadland
Isaac Addis
Rose Ann Addis
Cavour
Farm Hand Awarded Back Pay After 24 Years
Hugo Hennings received 10380 from the estate of former Maple Plain farmer Alfred Holstrom after a 1928 payment of 1057 for board and wages. The probate court tightened claims, plus an 80 acre farm and remainder went to Holstroms son and daughter. Edward Klopping died after a fall at the Northwestern Public Service offices in Falls Fatally Lankton.
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Minneapolis
Hugo Hennings
Alfred Holstrom
Maple Plain
Hennings
Holstrom
Sweden
Lankton
Edward €.Klopping
Northwestern Public Service Company
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Dotty Dunn
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Dotty Dunn Prices
Clara Bow
Hollywood
Amazing Values
Rothmoor
Coats
the Fair Store
Masonic Temple
Sunrise Lawns
Pinehurst Voiles
Daphne Dimities
Pandora
Saxony
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