Osborn Clothing appoints Crawford Osborn manager
A. H. Andy Crawford, longtime Huron native and Osborn Clothing associate, is named secretary and active manager after becoming part owner. He will oversee buying at the Third Street store, west of Dakota Avenue, joining Mrs. Ella Osborn who holds the controlling interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H
Andy” Crawford
Huron
Yaday
OsBorn Clothing Company, Inc
Ella Osborn
Crawford
Tay Purch Tuck
Ma Ager
Third Street
Dakota Avenue
Ttnren High
New Type Plane Advances in Spring Show
In Detroit and across the industry new aircraft models emerge as spring displays approach. Open cockpit sport planes, cabin layouts, and multi passenger designs headline exhibitions with manufacturers like Day, Gavis, and Monarch unveiling numerous planes and concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Newegnic
Day Flying Corporation
Tel Airervaft Corporation
Day
Gavis
Inday
Daltimore
Alexander
Calnraler
Hibits
Andy Ste
Alfred Werttle
Tlawn
Bull
Oway
Monhawk Aircraft Corporation
Arrow Aircraft Motor Corporation
Havenlo
Arrow
Ninghamt Hall
Rochester
N.Y
Invincible Metal Furniture Company
Manitonos
Wis
Kupita
Kau
Rear
Shipment of Cream Draws First Week Total 104 Gallons
Officials of the newly formed merchants' Shipping association announce an initial shipment of 104 gallons of cream. The cream was sent to Tripp Creamery, which topped the bidding. Each member will receive a share as terms favor bulk selling with reduced costs to the association.
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Gebves
Mare We
Mers’ Shipping Association
Illness Update from Mar. 30 Report on Mrs Ivan French
Bonilla March 30 reports Mrs. Ivan French critically ill at home with pneumonia. Doctor and family provide limited condition details as medical staff oversee her care.
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Bonilla
Mar
Ivan French
Miller To Leave Huron Theatre For Outdoor Ads
Harold A. Miller resigns as assistant manager of the Huron theater and plans to leave about April 1 for Forgea North Dakota to co operate with Waldo Waybill in an outdoor advertising business. They secured a North Dakota franchise to sell Chambers Automatic Slide Projectors for illuminated nighttime advertising on screens.
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Harold A. Miller
Huron
Forga
N. D
Waldo Waybill
Miller
Waybill
North Dakota
Chambers
United States Colombia sign airmail route pact
Washington reports a reciprocal agreement allowing a Pan American Airways operated airmail route from Miami to Chile via Panama Colombia Ecuador Peru and Chile. The plan extends the line to 3400 miles along South America’s western coast with Santiago as terminus. No passenger service will be carried on the line.
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Washington
United States
Colombia
Canama
South America
Miami
Panama
Colombiz
Kellogi
J. Ty
Pan Americ Rwars, Inc
Novil
Peacemaker of Chinese Factions Dies in New York
John F. Archiopoli a veteran New York police officer died at age 50 renowned as a peacemaker in Chinatown tongs wars on Mott and Pell streets. He earned respect from rival leaders for restoring order during outbreaks and was noted for breaking up dangerous Italian gangs and being a top detective.
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New York
John FF. Archiopoli
Tse
Langua
Chinatown
Mott and Pell
Wild Rabbits Threaten Sardinia Crops, Prompt Whitehall Action
In Sardinia Italy wild rabbits spread terror across wheat fields and vineyards. Farmers beg Minister Marielli to send mainland experts or relax hunting laws so peasants may combat the pests. The note cites escalating damage and calls for swift government action to curb the invasion.
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Sardinia
Urdinia
Italy
Mar
Australia
Farmers’ Federation
Signor
Marielli
Detroit Traffic Horn Signal Grants Pedestrian Right of Way
Detroit reports a device enabling motorists and pedestrians to control traffic lights at certain intersections. A horn signal lets drivers extend green time on main roads and pedestrians trigger a green-to-red change. Pedestrians gain 20 seconds of crosswalk time via a lever while horns from motorists influence the light for cross traffic.
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Detroit
Mar
Tuuietion Avenue
Junction Avenue
Tiin
Riel Street
Om ‘Osainga
Love marriage figures cited in Chicago report
Chicago March 30. University of Chicago sociologist Dr William Fy Ogburn spoke to the American Statistical Association presenting marriage statistics. Fifty seven percent of city residents over 15 will marry and sixty four percent of rural dwellers will marry. One in ten women over 40 is a widow and the death rate for single and widowed men is twice that of married men. Many inmates of asylums and alms houses are unmarried and in one large city one in seventeen married women is divorced or separated.
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Chicago
William Fy Ogburn
University of Chicago
American Statistical Society
Rotund Cooks Barred By London Hostelry
London hosts impose a dieting plan on their famous hotel staff. The head chef announces a slimming regime featuring a rowing course and notes the kitchen chief’s tradition and palate as values to protect. The hotel bought the Oyster shell from the Oxford crew to Cambridge race three years ago.
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London
Oxtford
Cambridge
Pie and Plenty of Whipped Cream Signals Spring Fashion
Berlin reports that whipped cream and tarts return to the Modles exchange as fashion experts predict a shift to fuller slim figures for spring. For years models feared the hylender silhouette and the 94 centimeter iron rule. Now mind-1éls with hip lines and full robes de style gain favor, replacing strict slimness despite the era’s dressmaking standards.
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Berlin
Germany
Dressing Times Stir Luncheon Fashion Debate
Readers discussed fashion during lunch hour, noting efforts to adjust silhouettes for a more Junoesque look as dressmakers demand bolder proportions. The conversation reflected social pressures and evolving wardrobe expectations.
Missouri Muskrat Farming Profits Rise in Greenville
Missouri's first muskrat farmers Frank and Eligworth Barrow in Greenville report fast profits. They fenced an acre with a steel galvanized fence sunk 36 inches and a three-foot extension, now keeping over a hundred muskrat heads. They feed the animals pond plants cabbage celery clams crawfish and corn.
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Missouri
Greenville
Frank
Eligworth Barrow
Jee
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Metroit
Huron 'Théatres
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Switzerland
France
Mediterranean
J. F. Anderson Lumber CO
Stewart
And
Ad Invest
National Bank OF Huron
Huron Furnace CO
Union Bond & Mortgage CO
A. M. Haskell
Pres
E. A. Geiger
Sec’y Mortgage Loans & Insurance K.P. Bldg
Farl R. Faust
Mont’s
South Dakota
Per
Fairmont
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