Famed socialist author Norman Thomas to speak in Huron
Norman Thomas, socialist presidential candidate in 1925, lectures in Huron on May 15. He arrives from Chicago Friday morning and will address two public gatherings at the Marvin Hughitt hotel at 3:45 p.m. and at Huron College auditorium at 8 p.m. Admission is free.
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Norman Thomas
Huron
D. J. Gage
Huron College
Gage
Thomas
Thames
Amelia
America
Chicago
Marvin Hughitt
Huron College Auditorium
Aberdeen road builder to start west of Huron project
Bert O'Rourke, Aberdeen road builder and sub contrac tor for about six and one half miles west of Huron, said his outfit will be on the job ready to start work Wednesday or Thursday. Paving will begin after concrete pours by June 1. Jensen Paving Co. of Rapid City holds the general contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Bert O'Rourke
Aberdeen
Jensen Paving Company
Rapid City
Lions to Endorse District Restructuring Plan
Lions International officials plan to seek ratification at the annual district convention June 10 to 12 for dividing the large fifth district into three smaller, compact units. Minnesota and Manitoba would join, North Dakota and Saskatchewan another, with South Dakota becoming independent. H and Bill oversee South Dakota affairs during a trial that reorganized zones and groups. Deputy Governor Hill expects little opposition to the proposed redistricting.
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Mhere Dstrict
Lions Club Organization
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canada
Lions International
North Dakota
H. & Bill
Black Hills
Hill
Land transfers and property deeds in Huron area records
Beadle County abstracts record numerous property transfers and deeds including Lot 26 Block 1 St Ashland Park Huron to Lois M. Burger and transfers involving Beadle county to James River lodge No. 32. Nelle Seaton to Baron. Paul F. Braden to Lilliera H. Blystone for Lots 3 and 4 Block 51 South Side addition to Huron. Sylvia H. Cornwall to Dakota Saving ord Boat Cot Huron. Kitts B. Hackett to Sumner B. Harris Huron. Florence Perkins to E. J. Hennig Huron. J. Ward to City of Huron blocks 15 16 17 and 28 6th By addition. Nels P. Peterson to Rose M. Haley Virgil. Walter Baum to KJ. Hesmig Huron. Edward A. Pegsley to Holm Builders Inc Lewist ad dition. Continuous listings show multiple replat and subdivision deeds and consideration payments.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
George E. Longstaff
Lois M. Burger
Turon
St. Ashland Park
Huron
Beadle County
James River Lodge
Sterling
Paul F. Braden
Lilliera H. Blystone
Sylvia H. Cornwall
Dakota
Ord Boat Cot
Kitts B. Hackett
Sumner B. Harris
Florence Perkins
E. J. Hennig
Pettigrew
East Huron
HH. J. Ward
City of Huron
Nels P. Peterson
Rose M. Haley
Virgil
Teta
Denison
Hom Baum
KJ. Hesmig
Mack & Betignn
Edaition Telee
Hues
Imer Walter
Arthur Walter
Irequis
Edward A. Pegsley
Holm Builders, Inc
Heo
Beloekr
Lewkt
Radio Features Spread Across New York Stations
A crowded slate of radio programs unfolds with new features on WABC WJZ WEAF and affiliates. Morton Downey Anthony Wons and Jacques Renard headlining ceremonies while Derby coverage and interviews with stable staff at Churchill Downs are planned. Dorothea James performs in Personalities May 20 and Dream pictures by Archer Gibson music follows. Other highlights include the Ramblers with the Gondoliers and Gene Austin broadcasts across the network schedule.
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Sghain
New York
Laborziccisamt
Camden
Pied Bean
Jime
WABC
Morton Downey
Anthony Wons
Jacques Renard
Clen McCarthy
Churchill, Downs
WEAF
Network
Dorothea James
Ramblers
Gondoliers
WJZ
Daddy
Hello
Ernest Lubitsch
Dream Pictures
Archer Gibson
Chicago
Silas Strawn
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Wabc Network
London
Gene Austin
Weaf Group
Boswell Sisters
West
Billie Burke
April accidents drive South Dakota toll to new highs
In April 1947 South Dakota registered 195 motor vehicle accidents with 25 deaths and 192 injuries, plus seven disabilities. Home, public, agricultural, and industrial mishaps added further injuries and disabilities, moving ten month totals to 2559 mishaps, 35 deaths, 117 disabilities, and 2468 injuries statewide.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Farmers Seek Tax Cuts Across South Dakota Lands
Statewide debate centers on assessed land values versus actual selling price. Farmers urge 10 percent land value reductions while urging city property valuations to reflect real worth. County Bureaus, assessors, and boards plan legal action if valuation rises. six tax meetings drew hundreds in Minnehaha and other counties reporting cuts ranging from 3 to 25 percent.
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Kennard
State Tax Commission
Stebe Equalization Board
South Dakota
Minnehaha County
Brown County
Spink County
Beadle County
Sentencing Expected After Dismissal In Federal Case
Aberdeen May 12 Jurors were dismissed and Judge A Lee Wyman expected to sentence today as the federal term closed. The case against Ben White Eagle of Corson County was dismissed yesterday for lack of evidence after he was charged with stealing two horses. E Yankey of Mobridge pleaded guilty to possession of liquor.
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Aberdeen
A. Lee Wyman
Ben White Eagle
Carson County
White Eagle
E. Yankey
Mobridge
Royal Neighbors sightings and visits across towns
Mrs C L Chamberlain travels from Toledo to visit Mea Wilson's mother in Walthill and relatives in Plainview before returning to Huron. Grace McCurdy attends district Royal Neighbors meetings in Winner Pierre Mitchell and is on the supreme board. Funeral tomorrow for Mrs Carolina Holm Morris Viborg pioneer and Legion figure. she leaves seven children.
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C. L. Chamberlain
Toledo
Ohio
Mea
Wilson
Walthill
Plainview
Huron
Chamberlain
Gladys Hutchingon
Grace McCurdy
Des Moines
Royal Neighbors
Pierre
Mitchell
Supreme Managers of the
Lodge
M. C. Alford
Waterloo
William Keasy
L.D. Sperling
Oakt Park
C. B. Dickinson
Mary E. Bryant
Phillips
Brown
Louise LeEngle
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Wessington Springs
G. BE. &. Sanders
Peru
Harry B. Sanders
Idaho Avenue
E. A. Ruden
T Banks
Milbank
C. H. Bell
Rapid City
West Coast
Vnborg
Carolina Holm Morris
Viborg
L. C. Morrison
Belle Fourche
South Dakota American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Denmark
Hoover To Have 50-Foot Yacht
The Washington navy yard will repair a 50-foot motor boat once used on the battleship Arizona to serve as President Hoover’s personal craft. The vessel, now at Norfolk, will carry a five man crew and eight passengers, with modest sleeping arrangements and a galley. It features a 15 horsepower engine, a top speed about 14 miles per hour, and a teak deck with a black hull, to be officially designated for the commander in chief of the army and navy.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Navy
Arizona
Norfolk
Washington Navy Yard
Hoover
Philadelphia
Weather forecast notes warmer trend across regions
Harom and Vicinity fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions. South Dakota forecasts fair with a warmer trend in the west and a slight warm up in the southeast. Minnesota expects generally fair conditions with possible light frost in the south tonight and warmer changes in the east and south on Wednesday. Suny Times reports month to date and year to date precipitation totals.
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Suny
Harom Wnd
Wednesey
South Dakota
Minnesota
Road Report Mitche 1.43 Weather Update
Road report notes high of 7 and low of 33 with no precipitation. Roads described as good and clear. SEMENT shortage of reliable details but conveys current conditions and status.
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Mitche
Woman Loses 17 Pounds in Four Weeks with Kruschen Salts
A Lewistown Montana reader touts Kruschen Salts as a simple weight loss aid. She reports dropping from 256 to 239 pounds in four weeks, citing reduced appetite and increased energy. The letter promotes the product's safety and money back guarantee, with usage and diet tips.
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Fred Barringer
Lewistown
Montana
America
Gentlema
Kruschen
Weather temperatures and road conditions report
A regional weather bulletin lists city by city readings with high and low temperatures, precipitation, and road statuses. Sioux Falls shows 53 high 56 low 97 with roads good and clear. Yankton 43 high 38 low 0 with precip trace and roads good. Rapid City notes 39 high 6 low 36 with roads good. Pierre 3% high 60 low 36 with precip rare and roads good.
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Huron
Yankton
Trace
Aberdeen
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Los
Pierre
Automobile crashes into pole injuring Sioux Falls man
Charles Flaherty of Sioux Falls sustained severe head injuries when a car out of control crashed into a pole last night. Virginia Mc Kean the driver, and passengers Harold Debane and Carat Gibson received minor injuries and were taken to a hospital.
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Pole
Sioux Falls
Charles Flaherty
Mobile
Virginia McKean
Harold Debane
Carat Gibson
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Anaes
State Farm Bureau
Tella
Cuthura
W. JL. Rayle
la Crott
E. Liverpool
Taloun
Catienee Laberdadten
Sept
M. Mckées
Mass
Renee
Broadway Fame
Gallatin
Yellowstone Park
Avery
Ate Sale Seave
Army
Bismarck
North Platte
Saint. Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Amy Drugstore
Longsteit Drug Co
H. A. Perriton
Feruschen
Freeman
Freeman Fashion
Farmall Savings
Farmall
Farwell
McCormick-Deering Desler
Watertown
International Harvester Company OF America
Mamerest
Geo
A. Fesry
Je. Teedland
J. Bega
Sen Ceyeun
J. Orects
Mitehoeck
Jens Olean
Frankoviatt & Son
Auron
Sayrifie, James Show
McCormick-Deering
Farmall Tractors
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