Liberals Endorse Policy Move Amid Labor Support Hope
In London Liberals voted 33 to 17 in private session to back Lloyd George policy hints as the keynote for Labor's legislative course if in power. The move preserves a non alliance stance with the government while keeping cabinet speculation and party tension alive.
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Londoh
Mar
David Lloyd Rye
Madd
Lloyd George
Laughty
John Simon
Thomas Johnston
Scotland
Real Estate Transfers in Huron Officials list multiple parcel changes
Beadle County records show several transfers in Huron including Anna Matson to Martina Dwyer for Lot 22 Block 3 Southlawn, Martha Stephens to Bertha Kenyon for Lot 4 Block 3 3rd Ashland Park, and Edward Pugsley to Home Builders Inc for Lot 12 Block 2 Prospect Park Addition. Additional transfers involve T W Terrell, H G Cathcart, Albert Haskell, FP Warner, and Matilda Warner with parcels across Southlawn and 3rd Ashland Park.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Anna Ll. Matson
Martina Dwyer
Huron
Southlawn
W. C. Peterson
Martha V. Stephens
Ashland Park
Bertha S. Kenson
T. W. Terrell
H. G. Cathcart
Lawton
Edward A. Pugsley
Home Builders, Inc
Prospect Park
Albert M. Haskell
2Nd
N. di
Warner
Matilda Warner
Block
Cars to Woonsocket Help Transport Legionnaires
About 150 legionnaires plan to travel to Woonsocket tomorrow evening to meet the Woonsocket port. Commander William Welter urges car owners to bring their vehicles to the corner of Thuil street and Dakota avenue at 7 o'clock for loading. They will depart at 7 15 p m.
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Woonsocket
William Reaves
Perkins Named To Perry's Job In Pierre
Gov Warren Green names Perkins of Bison as state industrial commissioner replacing F L Perry of Huron. new appointee takes office April 16 with a term to July 3, 1993. Perry plans to return to Huron June 1 to represent the South Dakota Employers Protective Association as an adjuster.
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Perkins
Perry
Pierre
Bison
Warren Green
F. L." Perry
Huron
South Dakota Employers Protective Association
Woman Loses Third Alienation Suit in Muskogee
Exie Fife wealthier from oil fortunes faced a jury verdict for Mrs. Jesse Adair seeking damages of 105 400 for alleged loss of affection. Adair claimed the former Muskogee patrolman was diverted from her by Exie’s gifts including a motor vehicle. Defense plans appeal. interior department must approve payments as Exie is a government ward. Spear Elected Sioux Falls Ice Industry Leader.
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Muskogee
Oxla
Mac
Exie Fife
Jesse Adair
Jesse
Adair
Exie
Department of the Interior
A. M. Landman
Television Brings Many Impressions in Riverside Viewing
In a dim Riverside apartment high above the city, a small group watches a live televised program. An engineer and journalists observe experimental NBC reception with cards bearing NBC and WNBT call letters and a five to eight inch screen, noting static and synchronization issues from Washington to New York.
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New, York
Riverside Drive
Siit
Nea Naz
Res
NBC
New York
Gna
WEXBS
Washington
Television experiments reveal readiness for home viewing
Reports describe experimental broadcasts from W2XR and W2XCD in New York and Passaic with film and sound transmissions. Viewers saw a dancing elephant, a beauty contest, a handshake scene, and announcers between musical numbers. Despite occasional detuning and blips, participants deemed television ready for home use and plan personal radio movie ventures.
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Lee ‘de “Forest
Jenkins Isber Storieas
New York
Radio Pictures, Inc
Anothe Jenkins Station
Passiac
N. J
W2xcr
Lacs
Robbers Force Open Safes at Local Stores
Robbers obtained 10 dollars in small change after entering Nolen Furniture store and forcing open a safe at Ross Lumber company in Sioux Falls last night. A separate note mentions Beater, a European news agency, starting pigeon post service years ago.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Nolen Furniture
Ross Lumber Company
Beater
Wheat acreage cuts spread across plains states
The article notes widespread wheat reductions in Nebraska and the Dakotas with shifts to alfalfa and clover. It highlights rising cooperative marketing among farmers in the Dakotas, Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin, and discusses weather's impact on corn prospects and livestock trends, including increased dairy cooperatives and cattle feeding.
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Chicago
Plaina States
Missouri
Mississippi
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illnois
A. J
Surratt
Springfield
Anderson
South St. Paul Market
Farmers’ Cooperatives
North Dakota
Barger
Kansas
Agencies to Direct Purchasers and Counsel Loan Recipients
The text indicates that agencies will continue to direct operations of purchasers and provide counsel to those who have received loans. This reflects ongoing oversight and advisory support for loan recipients and associated buyers.
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Ing
Rapid City Man Dies After Car Crash in Havre
Ralph Goble 37 of Rapid City died in a Havre hospital from injuries in an automobile accident Monday evening. A noted highway contractor in the Black Hills and western South Dakota, Goble had come to Havre for a highway contract setting while graveling crews were at Lewiston. A device to monitor power and water in an automobile battery has been invented for dash or steering column attachment.
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Fe Buster
Rapid City
Havre
Mont
Ralph Goble
Goble
Black Hills
South Dakota
Lewiston
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Ray Sawvell
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Boston
Livestock Federation Cooperative
Fox Barden
Kel Smith
Ilinois Fare Bureau
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Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
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