Indications of Deflation and Stabilizing Trade in Feb
BROOKINGS March report shows February slight gains in industrial production led by iron steel and automobile sectors and cotton goods. Building contracts rose about 1 percent above January, mainly in New York residential work, while retail sales payrolls and stock prices edged up. Bond market steady with large flotations. abroad England Germany hint at recovery. India peace prospects noted.
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Mar
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Charles Mountain Rites Set For Alpena Pioneer
Alpena funeral notices announce Charles Mountain 77 died Tuesday and will be buried at Rest Haven after services Friday at 2 PM at the M E church. Born July 30 1853 in Wisconsin he homesteaded near Dakota after moving from Wisconsin.
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Charles Mountain
Alpena
Mer
M. E
Rest Haven
Mr. Mountain
Wisconsin
Robert Buell
Dakota
All-Dakota Volleyball Meet Invites Colleges and Town Teams
Aberdeen announces the All-Dakota volleyball tournament set for April 25 inviting colleges from North and South Dakota including State College Dakota Wesleyan Huron College and Northern Normal. Three competition classes will allow teams to face peers of similar experience with additional invitations to numerous town teams across the region.
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Aberdeen
Mar
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Dakota
State College
Dakota Wesleyan
Huron College
Northen Normal
Fargo
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Mobridge
Groton
Ellendale
Huron
Redfield
Milbank
Bismark
Jamestown
Claremont
Bryantami
Eureka
Guns to be sold at public auction after state fair
More than six confiscated guns including shotguns rifles and pistols have been turned in to the state game and fish department by deputy wardens. The collection will be sold at a public auction at Huron during the state fair this fall.
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Pierre
Mat
Atate Game and Fish Department
Huron
Yankton Truck Driver Hurt in Highway Spill
C. O. Wilks, a Yankton truck driver, was seriously cut and bruised when his truck overturned on a highway west of Yankton. He said he was not speeding and lost control at a sharp corner. He rode into Yankton for medical care. the truck was badly damaged.
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Yankton
Mar
C. O. Wilks
Here
Wilks
Esther Anderson Weds George Nichols in Forestburg Ceremony
Esther Anderson of Forestburg and George Nichols of Glen Flora Wisconsin wed at the home of the Prunty family. Rev George A Edes officiated with Hather Bailey singing I Love You Truly. Guests from nearby towns attended and the couple plan to reside on a farm near Glen Flora Wisconsin.
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Forestburg
Mar
Esther Anderson
George Nichols
Glen “Flora
Wis
G. G. Prunty
George A. Edes
Church of God
White, South Dakota
Hather Bailey
Herold Lowe
Mendelssohn
Mr. Howe
Mise Annar Ez
Lily
Thomas Anderson
Hetland
Nichols
N. C. Thompson
Andrew Nelson
A. C. Thompson
A. P. Thompson
T. Anderson
F Anderson
Esther Bairey
Misa Leona James
Laura Evengon
Margerite
Hart
Misa Hazel Duff
Clifford Franszke
Anna Lee
Edes and Son
Radio moves to CBE with new sponsor and 15 minute weekly
The orchestra led program moves to CBE under a new sponsor and will air weekly for 15 minutes starting April 1 with Scrappy Lambert Dick Robertson and Dave Ziman as features. The national ping pong finals with Graham McNamee will be broadcast Saturday night over WEAF and affiliates. A three hour service from the National Cathedral, Washington, is planned by WABC starting 11 p m Good Friday April 1. Detroit Symphony Orchestra concerts continue Sunday nights for 14 more weeks on WABC and other stations. Byron Price AP Washington guest speaks in back of the news on WEAF at 6 45.
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CBE
Lambert
Dick Robertson
Dave Ziman
Graham McNamee
WEAF
Radio program lineup with Norma Shearer and guests
Tomorrow offers Norma Shearer as guest for a musical segment on WABC at 7 30 with Walter Lippmann discussing journalism and liberal spirit at an academic dinner on WIZ. BOSWELL sisters perform at 9 00 and Grantland Rice interviews Ruth Nichols on WEAF. Rochester civic orchestra, London commentary, and Rosa Bonheur reincarnated appear on WEAF WEAF and other stations through the day.
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Norma Shearer
Cocktail
WABC
Walter Lippman
Gt Academy
Boswell Sisters
Bell Baker
Grantland Rice
Ruth Nichols
Aviatrix
WEAF
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Amercan Gehowk
Lord Darby
Clem McCarthy
London
Grand National
Steeplechase
WJZ Group
Rosa Bonheur
Confessed Burglar Is Sentenced To Prison In Sioux Falls
Albert White aged 20 pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary by Sioux Falls officials on March 3.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Albert White
Sioux Falls Hartford burglaries tied to judges arrest
Judge John T. Medin. White was arrested here a month ago after a series of burglaries in Sioux Falls and Hartford. Howard R. Johnson, Ellis, is held as an accomplice on two of the robberies.
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John T. Medin
White
Sioux Falls
Hartford
Howard R. Johnson
Ellis
Aberdeen Teachers to Maintain Salaries Next Year
Aberdeen school board announces salaries for teachers will remain unchanged in the coming year with no reductions or increases. The decision follows budget discussions amid local education funding considerations.
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Aberdeen
Mar
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