Farmers Guard Their Income In South Dakota Grain Loans
Alfred L. Johnson of the South Dakota AAA Committee reports large scale grain under seal insured against crop loss under the Agricultural Conservation Commodity Loan Program. About 6,577,930 bushels of wheat and 3,972,020 of corn and 302,566 bushels of rye are pledged, with thousands of loans issued and substantial resealing of 1937 38 crops. All grain under seal remains owned by farmers ready to repay and reclaim.
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South Dakota
Agricultural Conservation Commodity Loan
Alfred L. Johnson
AAA
Bfr
Tolinson
Frye
Aged Hyde County Resident Dies at Home
Mrs. Berger Larson, 81 known as Grandma Larson, died at the family home near Holabird Tuesday morning after years of ill health. Funeral services set for 3 o’clock Friday afternoon at the Methodist Church in Highmore with Rev. Daniels of Lemmon officiating.
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An Gamore
Berger Larson
Larson
Holabird
Declam Contest At Lake Preston Friday Evening
The final declamation contest will be held at the high school in Lake Preston on Friday evening with eight contestants. Oratory competitors are Mayland Ode Kaard and Esther Garlock. dramatic: Jean Sorenson and Alice Ford. humorous: Iona Gastineux and Berenice Mormon. poetry: Paul Eid and Dean Alseth. Judge Sint L Vernon Caine of De Smet.
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Lake Preston
Mayland
Ode! Baard
Esther Garlock
Jean Sorenson
Alice Ford
Iona Gastineux
Berenice
Paul Eid
Dean Alseth
Sint
L. Vernon Caine
de Smet
Kidney and Back Pain Signals Warn of Kidney Trouble
The note warns that persistent backache and leg pains may indicate kidney or bladder problems. It highlights waste buildup in the blood from faulty kidneys, with symptoms like swelling, eye puffiness, headaches, and painful, frequent urination. It promotes a drug greeting Dana's pills as relief.
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Nature
Dana
Armistice Day Peace Prayer at St Martin's Church
A public peace prayer for Armistice Day will be offered at St. Martin's Church led by Rev. Fr. J. R. O'Neill at a.m. The service, sponsored by Knights of Columbus councils nationwide, invites all to attend the high mass commemorating the 1933 observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Buckee i Columbus Council
Wee
J. 3. O'Neill
St. Martin's Church
Knights of Columbus
United States
State Fair Floral Sign To Be Expanded By CCC Camp V-4725
A large floral State Fair sign at the exposition grounds entrance, built as a Veterans CCC Camp V-4725 project, wowed visitors in 1939. The sign featured four foot high letters formed by alternatehera with a moss rose border. Plans call for an even larger display next spring with enhanced scale and new plantings by CCC and ISCS-4 personnel.
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Exposition Grounds
Veterans CCC
Schmidt
CCC
Fair Grounds
Camp
Iscs-4
Huron
Schmidt Seid
Russia and Finland Resume Talks on Territorial Concessions
In Moscow on November 5 the Soviet Union and Finland reopened negotiations after a three day Revolutionary celebration. Russia pressed for territorial cessions to gain a naval base on the southern Finnish coast, offering Soviet Karelia and several islands in the Gulf in return, with a strip north of Leningrad included.
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Moscow
Russia
Finland
Juho Kusti Faasiviki
Kremlin
Karelia
Leningrad
Kimball Farm Boy In Gun Accident
Donald Dorwart twenty, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Dorwart, of near Kimball, is hospitalized in Mitchell with a gunshot wound suffered Wednesday while returning from a duck hunting trip. Riding in a wagon with a friend, the shotgun discharged as they left the road for a field. The shot entered Dorwart beneath the arm and his condition was listed as serious.
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Kimball Farm
Kimball
Donald Dorwart
Frank Dorwart
Near
Mitchell Hospital
Dorwart
Turfman Slain in Gang Fashion at Chicago Track
CHICAGO November. A Park race track president involved in horse racing threats and FBI ties was slain in a gang style shooting after a mobile chase along Ogden Avenue. Investigators found a memorandum suggesting O H A r e spoke with the FBI, implying underworld retaliation over racing business heat.
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Chicago
Subae Leseneceside
Wease
Pheweeeee
CES Tis
Ogden Avenue
Toop
Penea
Fred
O'Hare
Federal Bureau of of Investigation
Underworld
FBI
See To
Flint Unloads To Sail Home
The United States freighter City of Flint, captured by Germany and released by Norway, began unloading at Bergen on November 9 to return to America with ballast only. Captain Joseph Gainard said the ship would avoid cargo on the voyage back to remain neutral. The cargo taken off included lubricating oil, machinery, radio receivers, zinc, and salvage instruments. no ammunition or explosives were found.
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Bergen
Norway
United States
City of Flint
Germany
America
Joseph Gainard
England
Attempts to Kill Hitler Plotted Across Years
A chronology of alleged Hitler assassination attempts from 1933 to 1939, naming police, officials, and Nazi figures across Munich Berlin Paris and Copenhagen. Items include arrests, denials, and rumors of plots, shootings, and attacks connected to Hitler and his entourage, with occasional noting of funerals and safety measures.
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Hitler
Munich
Frau
Karin Goering
Eberswalde
Preasdeatt von Hindenburg
Neue
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Eamund Heines
Breslau
Stain
Chancellor
Sapt
Ernst Boehm
Paris
Esten
Julius Streicher
Nurenberg
London
Copenhagen
Viensa Per
Berchtesgaden
Boehm
Berlin
Helmuth Hirsch
Sudetenland
Ander
Wilhelmshaven
Help Save Lives intendent W J Gots warns on winter driving
The State Motor Patrol prepared a series on safer highway travel for the Associated Press. Stay calm when skidding by turning front wheels into the skid and avoid heavy braking. Maintain moderate speed and practice brakes early. Tomorrow: Whats Safe Speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gots
State Motor Patrol
Associated Press
Chamberlain Not Very Hopeful On German Response
London dispatch quotes Prime Minister Chamberlain noting Germany’s leaders speak only forceful terms and doubting a satisfactory reply to Queen Wilhelmina and King Leopold’s peace proposals. He warns Europe may remain at war until threatening forces are removed, and calls for a new world order founded on freedom and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chamberlain
Germany
Wilhelmina
Leopold
John Simon
U. S.A
Board Inspects Western County Projects During Break
Commissioners paused the November session to visit the western side of the county and discuss a joint graveling project with Hand County near Wessington. They approved temporary gravel for Highway 281 north of Wolsey to aid winter traffic, with paving planned next spring. The attorney general's ruling requires gravel provision for highway maintenance, and a Wednesday conference on winter relief accompanies routine business with adjournment expected later today or Friday.
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Hand
Wessingtom
Wolsey
Attorney General's Office
Iroquois Garden Club Meeting Highlights
Iroquois Garden Club met with Mrs. Co E Greer on Tuesday and heard Mrs F H Van Tassel discuss Hidden Gardens. Plans were announced for a December 5 Christmas party at Mrs F H Moeller's home with gifts and a potluck supper. Lunch was served to members and guests including Mrs J F Halladay Mrs Regan and Miss Rebecca Tschetter. A Lutheran Church Lutefisk supper at Lake Preston drew a large crowd, serving about 275 pounds of fish with chickens and lefse and flatbread, producing a neat fund for church work. Dr Livingston Farrand, 72, former president of Cornell University, died of pneumonia in New York City.
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Iroquois Garden Club
Troquois
Co. E.greer
F. H. van Tassel
F. H.moeller
J. FL Halladay
Regan
Rebecsca Tschetter
Lake Preston
Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church
Garner Wheeler Silent On Urging for Democratic Nomination
Washington reports say Friends of Vice President Garner and Senator Wheeler urged formal declarations for the 1904 Democratic presidential race. Garner reportedly avoided a definite yes or no while Wheeler withheld comment, noting Roosevelt’s potential bid for a third term and cautioning against premature moves.
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Washington
Garner
Wheeler
Montana
Uvalde, Tex
Roosevelt
Oter
Wallace
Dr. Roosevelt
San Francisco
Stephen Early
White House
Bey Admits Slaying His Chum In Row Over Watch
A 14 year old high school boy, George Mc Clelland, confessed to stabbing 17 year old Howard Rucker during a dispute over a dollar watch. He aided police by detailing entry during the robbery and how he knocked Rucker unconscious as his friend defended himself.
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Bey
Dollar Watch
Roft
Wow. v
Floyd M. Crichton
Lincoln Park
George McClelland
Howard Rucker
Rucker
Crichton
Rab‘berg
Ruckter
McClelland
Winter Jobs continued from Page One
County officials discuss additional projects for year round relief work. Beadle County plans winter employment for 513 certified WPA clients while noting prior funding shortfalls and equipment purchases. Local cooperation with the city of Huron aims to restart projects and relieve idleness through street work, bridge building, and fairground improvements.
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State Fair Grounds
City of
Huron
Don I. Sears
Kennedy
WPA
Beadle County
Jgo
County Commission
WEA
Gor St Whalenee
Beade County
Walter Crampton
AE. Flynn
B. Hansen
State Fair Board
Sears
Gene Denning
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
G.O
Aberdeen area brief highlights and society notes
Aberdeen and Huron community items include Austin F. Lytle of Aberdeen Flying Service arriving from Kansas City to visit family, a newborn son for T. Tollefson of Bonilla, and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. John Norfolk. Local visits by C. W. Robertson and Mrs. Robertson, Mae E Kelley speaking on education abroad, fur sale ads, and a petal guessing contest at Walker’s.
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Austin F. Lytle
Aberdeen Flying Service
Kansas City
W. F. Lytle
Aberdeen
Lytle
Air Corps Reserve
Richards Field
Geyerman’s Bargain Basement
Adv
United States
C. W. Robertson
Huron
Ivan. Welch
Geyerman
Perry Floral
Mae E.kelley
American Association of University
Womex
England
Eilers
Fady
John Norfolk
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Huron Hospital
Geyerman's New Bargain Basement
Snow Cruiser May Not Arrive in Time
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd said he would hold more telephone talks with Dr. Thomas C. Poulter about the luckless snow cruiser Penguins before deciding if the craft will join the government Antarctic expedition at Boston or Philadelphia. He doubts the cruiser can reach Boston in time for the North Star's weekend sailing due to breakdowns and accidents after spending the night at Pavilion NY.
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North Star
Antarctica
Rail Employment Hits High Mark Since 1937
The Interstate Commerce Commission reported that railway employment in October reached its peak since November 1937. In mid October class one steam railways employed 3,164 workers, compared with 409,063 in September and 975,425 in October 1938.
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Washington, N Ble
Interstate Commerce Commission
Card Of Thanks For Baby Stewart Help And Comfort
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and deeds during the illness and death of our darling baby Stewart. Special appreciation for Rev Wilcox and the comforting words and offerings. Signed Mr and Mrs Rey Burnham and Mr and Mrs J A Schneller and Family.
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Stewart
Wilcox
Rey Burnham
J. A. Schneller
Train wreck kills engine in rockslide near Katka
A rockslide near Katka Idaho toppled a locomotive and tender of the Empire Builder, killing engineer F. Keys, about 57, of Hillyard. No passengers were hurt. The mail car and ker were derailed, but the eastbound Empire Builder due Hayre had passed shortly before. Dispatchers said the wreck could delay only the derailed train.
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Katka
Daha
Great Northern
Cire
Killin
F m Keys
Hillyard
Idaho
Eastbor
Mmpire
Hayre
Whitefish
Betty Klar Wins Sweepstakes Ticket for Huron Theatre
Betty Klar won this week's sweep stake ticket to the Huron Theatre for coloring a Blondie page in the Saturday Evening Huronite comic section. Esther Erickson Esta Blaber Joan Lowles Patty Lou Burrington Sophie Maras Claire Mae Brandmire Roger W. Griggs Lucille Presha and Carol Williams of Yale also earned tickets. Entries must include names and reach the newspaper office before 6 o'clock the next Wednesday.
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Betty Klar
Huron Theatre
Blondie
Esther Erickson
Esta Blaber
Joan Lowles
Patty Lou Burrington
Sophie Maras
Claire Mae Brandmire
Roger W. Griggs
Lucille Presha
Huron
Carol Williams
Yale
Travelers Aid Society assists many yearly amid growth
The Travelers Aid Society helps more than a substantial number of people each year, supporting travelers and visitors with guidance, shelter, and assistance services as needs arise across communities.
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Hyde County
Turfman
Flint
W. A. Wagner
L. L. Beers
Loren
R In
Ree Heights
Henry Scott
Wallace Basio
Engin
Bayer Aspiria
Cogulac
General Electric
Lata
Fireston
Auto Supply & Gbervice Stores
Buren
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