Traffic Meet Urges Uniform Traffic Laws and Aviation Plans
Report prepared by Berets Paul Myers and Clyde BR ith for the Huron Chamber of Commerce outlines recommendations from a Minneapolis meeting. It stresses universal traffic code adoption, uniform traffic signs, and safety measures, plus aviation rules including federal licensing, airport development, and air-marking standards.
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Aves
Avianferen
Minneapolis
Berets
Paul Myers
Clyde BR. &Ith
Aviation
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Myers
South Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Commerce
South Dakota women named to national Legion Auxiliary committees
In Indianapolis on November 11, the Legion Auxiliary announced two South Dakota appointees to national committees. Mrs. D. M. Bannister of Wetertown will chair community service activities for the Northwestern division and oversee six states. Mrs. Vera Flanagan of Huron becomes divisional poppy chairman, directing memorial poppy sale efforts in the same states.
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Vera Flanagan
Indianapolis
Ind
South Dakota
An Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
D. M. Bannister
Wetertown
3. D
Ais
Northwestern
Huron
S. D
Bannister
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Flanagan
Miss Beatrice Lee Delays Rio Beauty Contest After Brazil Revolution
Miss Beatrice Lee aged 17, Miss United States and third place entrant, said in New York that the Brazilian revolution paused to keep visitors safe in Rio de Janeiro. The remark links a delay in the pageant to crowd safety amid unrest.
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Beatrice Lee
Rio de Janeiro
Miss Lee
United States
New York
Careful Driving Urged Over Inside Left Turns
Chief of Police A W Hopkins urged drivers to avoid sharp inside left turns at Bibbia signs in Hare business district. He warned arrests for violations of common sense driving and possible repeal of the inside left turn ordinance if behavior does not improve. He urged wide turns near signs, yielding to through traffic, and stopping to let opposing cars pass at intersections.
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A. W. Hopkins
Bibbia
Hare
Littl
Hopkins
Former Agent Fined On Drunk Charge
A. C. White who said he was recently employed as an undercover agent for the federal prohibition department in this state was fined $25 in municipal court yesterday for intoxication. He gave his home address as Portland Oregon and was ordered to leave town.
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A. C. White
Federal Prohibition Department
White
Portland
Ore
Bulletin: Brookings Farm Station Sends Bulletins Worldwide
Brookings, Nov. 11. The South Dakota experiment station at Brookings mails 25 to 50 bulletins daily. Requests arrive from Japan, China, Russia, other countries, and U.S. colleges and libraries. Greatest demand is in winter. topics include Self Feeders in Dairy Calf Feeding and Value of Grinding Grain and Roughage for Livestock.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Bulletin Department
Japan
China
Russia
Amortag Corporation
United States
T. M. Olson
Dairy Husbandry Department
Turnee Wright
James W. Wilson
Experiment Station
Patty
N. E. Hansen
Bulletin supply supports large demand across states and nations
The department maintains over 300000 bulletins, dating to the fourth annual station report of 1891, though most older bulletins are not distributed. Printing typically lasts only a few years, with publications from agricultural colleges and experiment stations in 47 states, many foreign nations, Hawaii and the Philippines found on the shelves.
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Hawaii
Philippines
New Patent Laws Boon To Inventors
Soviet government drafts new patent laws to cut red tape and create patent committees within trusts syndicates factories and shops. Two patent types exist: one grants a certificate and royalties along with medical aid education and tax exemption, another allows disposal for 15 years with government use rights for high value ideas and permanent royalties without other privileges.
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Moscow
Geese Reported Abundant Along Missouri River Area
A November note from Miller reports many wild geese along the Missouri river southwest of town. The birds are said to move from the river into nearby corn fields to feed, indicating a plentiful local abundance.
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Missouri
Former Huronian Addresses Congress
A native Huronian, Rev. Robert D. Crawford, rector of St. Barnabas Episcopal in Omaha, spoke at the fifth annual Catholic congress of the Episcopal church in Buffalo. His address on the seven sacraments of the Holy Catholic church received favorable comment and the congress applauded his delivery.
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Robert D.crawford
Coe I Craw
Dakota Avenue
South
Episcopal Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Crawford
St. Barnabas' Episcopal Church
Omaha
Buffalo Evening News
Benjamin F. F. Ivans
Milwaukee
Geners” Theological Seminary
New York City
Congress
Kruschen Salts Claims Big Weight Loss
Mrs. Mame Cacey of Buffalo writes that Kruschen Salts helped her lose 20 pounds and feel much better while still eating anything she likes. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks. take half a teaspoon daily before breakfast. sold at Longstuff Drug Co Perriton and Corner Drug Store.
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Mame Cacey
Buffalo
Longstuff
Aid Society Meeting Notice At Mrs Earl Rothsahm Home
Aid society invites members to the November meeting on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Earl Rothsahm s home. After the business session a lunch will be served by the committee in charge.
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Alpena Hip
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Wolsey
Printer's Devils
KGDY
Jolson
Walter Pidgeon
Myra Loy Ford Sterling Louise Fazenda
Lupine Lane
Paramount Sound News
Harold Lloyd
Paramount
Barbara Kent
Skyscraper
Harold Lord
Harold
Wessington Aid
Wessington
The
Wessington Union Ladies
Sherman & Moe
Gress
Lucius
Boomer
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Corporation
the Savarins, Inc
Louis Sherry, Inc
Sherry-Netherland Corp
Waldorf
Waldorf- Astoria
Waldorf-Astoria
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Lucing Boomer
Boossier
Tha American Tobares Co
Mira
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