Notice of Estate Administration Hearing
Gyvat Glennon has filed a petition for administration of the estate of D C Glennon in Beadle County South Dakota. The hearing is set for April 1923 at 7 p m at the County Judge Office Masonic Temple Building Huron to determine grant of letters and allow interested parties to show cause. Judge B B Melarkey presides with Anna Foley as Clerk and Byrnes Markey attorneys for the petitioner.
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Adi Yibenstate
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Huron
Beadle
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William Hy Bi
Npes
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County of Bear
Ta County Court
Doc Glennon
South Luxora
Eva J. Glennon
Daniel Gien- Ban
Robert Glennon
Avis Glennon Rice
Leia Glennon van Winkle
D.C
Gyvat Glenuas
Taig Court
Jetters
Mised
Masonic Temple
Bidg
Beadie
Ritner Stephens Returns Home and Local News Update
Ritner Stephens came back from Chicago after working at Marshall Field's to help Bla father on the program. Theresa Local delegates attended the Parmers Union county meeting. Farmers use wagons due to bad roads and expect dry roads with warmer weather. Multiple local residents visited, attended meetings, or were noted for family events.
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Ritner Stephens
Chicago
Marshall Fields
Bla
BE Stevens
Fred Tobin
Theresa Local
Union County
Arlen
Doris
Randall Rinehollt
Wesley McFarling
Sunnyside
Enron
Dettm Laououre
BA Sackett
Steve
Hartland farmers sell cattle truck to Skelton amid field work
Hartland farmers cleaned grain and prepared to secede as E Henson sold a truckload of cattle to Floyd Skelton. Cattle were delivered to Huron Tuesday in Skelton’s trucks. Mrs. Eric Gutzler hosted Neighborhood Ladies Club amid misty rain with good attendance and a 4:30 lunch.
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Hartland
E. Henson
Floyd Skelton
Huron
Eric—Gutzler
Art Kimld
Fab Bolson
Rex Glazier
Tom
Kalahay
Mike
Fedora
Blunt News Highlights Local Demos Debates and Happenings
County Agent Nelson led two demonstrations at Mrs. F A House home on March 26 with slides on home grounds. Blunt high school debated Fanikion team for practice. Farms near town see new tenant arrangements as families relocate. Emerald Reinecke visits from Beantah with aunt Mrs. Howard. Ethel Bromenrader hospitalized in Huron and improving. Community sale, Legion auxiliary meeting, and college-bound Blunt youth returning for Easter break noted.
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Spcval
Nelson
F. A. House
Merb
Bluit High School
Andie Parka Hell
Trak
Howard Starbuck
Barney Bekhole
Nebraska
Bekhole
Binni
Bir
G. Carley
Noung
Blunt
Emerald Reinecke
Beantah
Wyo
Bertha Howard
Rapid City
Ethel Broomenrader
Huron Hospital
Max Wasterma
Blunt Cash
Sioux City
Worth
Olife Kier
Spearfish Normal Haa
American Legion Euxiliary
J.C. Biggins
Legion Hall
State College
Margaret DeHart
Nautical Knot operetta by high school glee clubs
Miller reports the Boys and Girls Glee clubs will present an operetta titled A Nautical Knot at the Try auditorium on Friday night April 5. Local visits include Mrs. John Bab lit and Mrs. Sheldon in Sioux Falls, plus Mrs. L Ries and her children visiting from Salem. Fred Klecea and Boban from St Paul visited Mil er, with plans for a future move.
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Try
John Bablitt
J. Sheldon
Sioux Falls
L. Ries
Salem
Plan for Second Radio Program on Federal Welfare
The League of Women Voters announces the second radio citizenship school program on federal responsibility for public welfare. It will air Tuesday night March 26 with speakers from the University of Pennsylvania, Smith College, Brookings, and Columbia, covering tariff costs and federal reorganization before a final discussion on party systems and legislative bodies.
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League of Women Voters
E. W. Feige
South Dakota League
Raymond T. Bye
University of Pennsylvania
Lynn Edminster
Institute of Economics
Brookings
Paul Douglas
University of Chicago
University of Milneis
Reed College
Portland
Oregon
University of Washington
Lauue Brown
Smith College
Bureau of Social Research
Russell Sage Foundation
Sie
Cild Welfare Rehalusan
National Feague
Arnur EB. Buek
National Institte of Public Administration
New York City
Lewis E. Meriam
Institute of Government Research
Brookings Institution
TE. S. Teitsus Buresa
U. S. Children's Bureau
U. S. Shipping Board
Apeil &. Pyots Itndsur
Radio Program Grid From Associated Press Listings
A dense radio schedule shows daily programs across stations from Chicago to New York, detailing times and offerings such as orchestras, vaudeville, news, and musical features. Notable entries include Paul Whiteman's Band, Howard Vincent lectures, and university plays, with varied hour blocks and specialty shows.
Orchestradians and Radio Music Hour Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listing shows a 30 hour of Orchestradians and Slumber Music with multiple station IDs and program cues. Entries mention WABE New York, Paul Whiteman’s Band, hotel orchestras, radio vaudeville, and assorted orchestral and vocal segments across times such as 10:00 PM and 11:30 PM with varied program names and host references. The exact order and some names are unclear due to OCR quality, but the piece reads as a radio schedule snapshot from a mid century Toronto or New York station grid with musical variety.
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Orchestria
Revue Eagggt
Institute of Muse
Kfar Linenla
Orcan Maasse
WCCO
Minnrapatis
Pani
Master Mreiinagi
Frederic W. Wile Gi
Paul Whiteman
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League
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Wylie’s
Orchestra
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Iuh
A & M College
Tiremen
Weap New York
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Bopland
WAX New York
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G. Ludlow
Orchestradians
New York
TF. W. Wie & Navy Band
Edean Pitsbergh
Bakimos
Orchestradiais
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Tom Mitch Happiness
NPI
Lea Angeles
Orchestradianna
Radioet
First Cravats Worn By Croatian Dandies
Budapest based Budapesti Hirlan contends that Croats originated the cravat, citing Serbian meaning of the word as Croat and the scarf worn with dress uniforms. The piece asserts the neckwear predates French adoption after the Second Empire fall, with England and other nations following later.
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Budapest
Hungary
Budapesti Hirlan Contenia
24+ Serls
England
The Black Pigeon Ends With Murder Motive Revealed
In the final chapter of The Black Pigeon the fate of Handsome Harry Bowden is linked to a murder. Ruth Lester gives testimony as legal scenes unfold while a masked truth about the killing lurks beneath the surface of romantic entanglements. The ending promises a dramatic reveal in the concluding chapter.
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Miss Manning
Ritz
Harry”. Borden
Harry Borden
Births in Wellington Herald March 20 names two newborns
Mr and Mrs Maurice Gorden welcome a son born March 20 in Wellington. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Moiler report the birth of a daughter on the same date, concluding a pair of new arrivals.
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Wellington
Maurice Gorden
Rudolph Moiler
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