Spink Farmers Thank Darrow Resolution Passes
Two hundred members of Spink county Farmers Holiday association met in the basement of the city hall at Redfield. They praised Darrow and Governor Blaine for fairness to farmers near LeMars Iowa and urged success for Iowa farmers in need. A second resolution criticized Governor Clyde Herring for calling out militia during recent trouble. Next meeting set for May 20.
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Redfield
Spink County
Clarence Darrow
James Blaine
Fayville
LeMars
Iowa
Sping County
Clyde Herring
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Moth Repellents Naphthalene
Moth repellents rely on naphthalene flakes rather than balls to deter moths in stored fabrics. Use 1 to 3 pounds in woolen chests or trunks, keep containers closed, and avoid direct contact with white fabrics to prevent staining.
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Wse
Beer On Sale In Five Dixie States
An article reports that beer became legal in five southern states including Georgia Alabama Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee as part of a shift toward permissive alcohol laws. Louisiana also joined, with Augusta prepared to vote on a local beer ordinance as Georgia and other states move toward legalization.
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Dixie States
Atlanta
Heer
South
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Missisppi
Tennessee
Louisiana
Congressional
Augusta
Falls Seven Floors Washington 0 Bre d
Falls seven floors incident reported with unclear details from Washington. Partial text mentions a person or element named ninok Infudee and suggests a fragmented description of events.
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Washington
Ninok
Rhubarb Cream Pie Wins Second Prize in Home Hints Contest
Mrs Edgar C Hodges of Manchester won second prize of 50 cents in the Home Hints contest with a rhubarb cream pie recipe. The recipe uses sugar flour rhubarb and whipped cream in an unbaked crust. The entry deadline and next contest theme focus on strawberry desserts with $1 first prize and 50 cent prizes for second and third.
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Edgar C. Hodges
Manchester
Harmonite
Urges Economy In Local Governments
In St Paul the liberals and third party advocates hear James A. Farley urge economy in local government. He says federal efficiency depends on state and local efficiency and backs Roosevelt. He proposes accelerating placement of officials sympathetic to their aims.
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ST. Paul
James A. Farley
Washington
Roosevelt
Willow Lake High Holds Annual Junior Senior Banquet
Willow Lake May 9. The Willow Lake high school junior senior banquet was held at the school. Supt. C J Stewart and Mrs. P C Underwood spoke. Seniors Arnold Pommer Dorothy Miller juniors Alice Douglas Charles Thorsort spoke. Robert Landergan toastmaster. Theme storm to rainbow with rainbow color decorations. Dancing followed. Commencement events include baccalaureate May 25, class day May 26, awards May 19. G W Greist Watertown to give commencement address.
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Willow Lake
Willow Lake High School
Supt
C. J. Stewart
Arnold Pommer
Dorothy Miller
Alice Douglas
Charles Thorsort
Robert Landergan
Mr. de Jong
G. W. Greist
Watertown
Demand Raise In Prices For Milk In Woodstock
A group of 200 dairy farmers from Mc Henry and neighboring counties adopted a resolution last night demanding a four cents per hundredweight price rise for milk. The farmers warned they would withhold milk from the market starting Saturday if the demand is not met.
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Woodstock
McHenry
North Dakota crops aided by weekend rains
In North Dakota crop prospects improved by general rainfall yesterday and over the weekend. Federal meteorologist Q. W. Roberts said ground conditions are better than in several years, easing drought concerns among crop observers.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Q. W. Roberts
Bandit Tries Robbery On Representative Faddis
In Washington a young burglar aimed a revolver at Representative Charles I. Faddis of Pennsylvania in his hotel room. The intruder fired but was thwarted when Faddis struck with his fist. Faddis, a decorated veteran with medals from overseas service, retained control of the situation.
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Washington
Charles I. Faddis
Pennsylvania
Faddis
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restore Strength After All
A testimonial from a woman describing severe weakness and multiple pregnancies. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she says she felt well and strong and continued taking the medicine into middle age. The note mentions personal name references and a local abbreviation.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
South Dakotan Named Cicero High School Sup’t
Ladimir M. Hrudke, education head at South Dakota State College Brookings, will become Cicero J P Sterling High School superintendent after Harry V. Church resigned amid criticism. Board appointed him on advice of educators. over 100 staff were discharged in a district reorganization.
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Chicago
South
Hoffman
Chos Hrudka
Church
Civilian Camps To Be Set Up In Iowa
President Roosevelt released policy on civilian construction work camps in Iowa and other prairie states. Robert Fechner informed state governors that the government will establish camps on state and private lands as part of federally supported projects.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Iowa
Prairie States
Robert Fechner
State and federal share plan eyed for land work profits
Officials in several midwestern states report a push to secure legislative backing that profits from land or product sales support both state and federal costs. The agreement aims to repay work at one dollar per worker per day, up to three dollars per day per acre, until costs are covered. A gentleman’s agreement is seen as the strongest binding term. Approval of projects across states is anticipated soon.
Huron Proclaims Poppy Day Observance by Citizens
Mayor E T Getchell proclaims May 21 as Poppy Day in Huron urging all residents to wear the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary poppies in memory of World War dead. The recited notes honor the wartime volunteers and call for renewed patriotism in peace-time.
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Huron
E. T. Getchell
American Legion
American Legon
Getchell
American Legion “Auxiliary
Poppy Day Proclaimed in Huron by Mayor Getchell
The City of Huron declares Saturday May 27 as Poppy Day. Mayor Getchell announces the memorial tribute and urges residents to participate in the observance to honor veterans.
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Huron
Weather record and forecast with temps and precipitation
Weather summary notes highest and lowest temperatures from a year ago and the season’s temperature extremes. Precipitation totals for the month and year are listed. Sun rises at 6:13 a.m. and sets at 6:45 p.m. Forecast for Huror and vicinity calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and likely rain on Wednesday with little temperature change.
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Huror
Weather Outlook for Midwest Regions
South Dakota Predominantly cloudy with probable showers Wednesday and in the west tonight. Temperatures show little change. Nebraska Partly cloudy with showers in the west tonight and Wednesday, slightly warmer in the east. Iowa Generally fair, cooler in the southeast with frost tonight, increasing clouds and warmer Wednesday, showers possible in the west. Minnesota Generally fair with frost tonight, then increasing clouds Wednesday, slightly warmer in the south, with possible showers in the southwest.
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Dakota
Ertion
Nebr
Iowa
Mcinnesota
Small Girl Hurt by Barbed Wire at West Park
Gloria Christopherson ten ran into a barbed wire while playing at West Park Saturday afternoon. She was cut near the right eye but the eyeball remained unharmed. Gloria is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Christopherson of 16 Frank Avenue Southeast.
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Gloria Christopherson
West Park Setur
Gloria
J. H. Christopherson
Frank Avenue
Stutheast
Road Report from Sioux Falls and Surrounding Cities
Road report notes mixed conditions across South Dakota towns. Sioux Falls shows 62 with 34 and 13 percent precip. roads fair, cloudy. Other towns report varying highs and lows, precip, and road statuses including fair, poor, and snowing conditions.
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Sioux Falls
Pierre
Aberdeen
Waterown
Huron
Mitchell
Rapid City
Brookings
Hear complaints of grain elevators at multiple towns
The state railroad commission will hear complaints from grain elevator companies at Putney Randolph Plana Brentford Adelaide Stratford Nahon Mellette Pierpont Alaska Westport Mina and Ipswich. Complainants say rents paid to railroads exceed six percent of property value and exceed legal limits.
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Aberdeen
State Railroad Commission
Putney
Randolph
Plana
Brentford
Adelaide
Stratford
Nahon
Mellette
Pierpont
Alaska
Westport
Mina
Ipswich
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