Lusk Outlines Drought Fight for South Dakota
Robert D. Lusk editor of the Evening Huronites spoke to Minneapolis business leaders on a campaign to transform South Dakota farming toward tegume and grass crops to restore soil fertility, reduce erosion, and boost livestock feed, with six South Dakota city papers backing the effort.
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Republicans Show Big Vote Gains Across 24 States
Unofficial tabulations in 24 states show Republicans with 51.5 percent of two major party votes last week, up from 40.2 percent two years ago, though Democrats still hold more House seats at 262 to 170. Data exclude most Democratic southern states. notable swings occur in Minnesota and Wisconsin with third-party effects.
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Fawcett Family Reports Influenza Illnesses
Influenza affects the George Fawcett family at Aee Heights with Mr Fawcett hospitalized at Miller hospital earlier in the week and said to be responding to treatment according to the latest report from the special dispatch.
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Gets Year In Jail For His Own Good
Sioux Falls news reports Municipal Judge Ransom L. Gibba sentences former contractor William Larson to one year in county jail for driving while intoxicated after his car backed into another vehicle. Larson pleaded guilty as the judge delivers a so called cure. Larson had a prior similar appearance two years earlier.
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Valencia sinking leaves three survivors and a captain dead
Haggard after 32 hours in a dory, three New Bedford crewmen of the 48 foot Valencia were brought aboard the Nantucket near Nantucket lightship. They reported the ship sank Tuesday afternoon in a northwest gale 25 miles southeast of the lightship. The captain Sigvart Telldisen, age 24, was identified as dead from exposure.
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Dedicate Addition Mt Calvary Church Dedicate Sunday
Mt Calvary will dedicate a new addition and observe the eleventh anniversary. Three services are planned on Sunday November 20 with English services at 10 45 a m and 2 30 p m and a German service at 1 30 p m. Rev Phil Mueller Rev F W Leyhe and Rev W Nitschke will preach. Public welcome.
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Queen Maud of Norway Recovers After Operation
Queen Maud, 68, who had abdominal surgery yesterday, enjoyed a fair night and is said to be in satisfactory condition though doctors warn the next days bring anxiety. King Haakon VII rushed to her bedside after arriving from Isla. she is sister of the late King George V.
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Wife Of Kidnap Victim Testifies In Berry Case
In Olympia a jury hears Mrs Suzanne Baker testify about the kidnapping of Irving Baker a former coast guard lieutenant. She describes Baker being lured from his home with a fake arrest warrant and then beaten when returned hours later. Witnesses recount a detailed plan linking Dr Kent W Berry and three co defendants to the alleged Fourth of July party assault framing context.
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Brother Is Freed In Hunting Death
Minneapolis deer hunter Daniel Bergsten died of a gunshot wound in a hunting party, ruled at the inquest as shot by unknown parties. John Balash of Blackduck was wounded in the hip. G Alfred Bergsten, brother of the slain man, was quarantined then released after verdict.
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District contest entrants from Ree Heights head to Miller
Mildred Speirs Vivian Yaksha and Florence Hines winners of Ree Heights local declamatory contest on November 3 will travel to Miller this evening for the district high school contest. Speirs will enter oratory Yaksha dramatics and Hines humorous division with Miss Pust accompanying them.
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Old Age Insurance Claims Average 61.81 In October
The Social Security board reported that October old age insurance claims averaged 61.81 dollars, the highest since the program began in 1937. State figures show Wisconsin 28,055 at 61.83, Minnesota 18,455 at 58.22, North and South Dakota and Montana with varying totals and averages.
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Hopkins Favors Civil Service For WPA Management
WPA administrator Barry L. Hopkins urged placing the WPA and relief units under civil service to curb charges of favoritism. He predicted a future of full employment, housing and soil conservation programs, arms production if needed, and touted building workers' dignity and pride in serving the United States government.
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Meteor Lights Up Southwest Skies Across States
A bright meteor streaked over California, Arizona, and Utah last night, startling residents who mistook it for a crashing airplane in Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. Major Walter K. Burgess aboard an Army ship near Lake Elsinore described it as a fiery dragon with a luminous tail. The event lit the cockpit and extended glow across sky and land.
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Irene Wiolsey Visit and Pineapple Production Fact
Major Burgess recalls colors and flames then mentions a visit at Irene Wolsey on Nov 17. Mrs Donald Carson and her children left Friday to visit relatives in Irene Hawaii. Hawaii produces about 216 million cans of pineapple yearly. If lined up, the cans would circle halfway around the world.
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FASTEETH False Teeth Grip Powder Ad
FASTEETH is an improved powder for upper or lower plates that prevents rocking and slipping. It holds false teeth firmly in place without taste or pasty feel, is alkaline, and does not sour. Available at drug stores.
Legionnaires To Meet Tonight At William Reaves Post
Legionnaires discuss annual old clothes and Christmas toy programs and a joint dinner with the Auxiliary on November 29 at the regular William Reaves post meeting A report on Armistice Day observance and Eve games at the Huron pavilion is planned Tonight’s session includes a special entertainment and lunch. WPA recreation notes volleyball and skating rink plans under H O Cheney director with classes scheduled weekly.
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Bert Pearson to Chicago for hospital treatment
Bert Pearson leaves for Chicago to enter a veterans hospital for treatment of a bone injury in his leg. Special dispatch notes the trip from Forestburg with medical plans set for his recovery.
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