Nationwide Business Outlook Improves in Survey
New York November 21 A survey of 18 states backed by the National Association of Manufacturers found business conditions on the mend with 12 states reporting improvements, four down, and two steady. Unemployment showed fair to improving prospects in most regions, with optimism for late winter and early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
John B. Edgerton
New York State
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Utah
Washington
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Georgia
Grain Market Is On Solid Ground
Chicago traders reported the grain market firm on November 21 as stabilization buyers were not needed early, with wheat leading gains. Milner of the Grain Stabilization Corporation praised the Farm Board for stabilizing prices and preventing declines, noting improved domestic wheat prices and broader market factors supporting corn and oats. Wheat rose 1 3 4 to 3 1 8 cents, corn 2 1 2 to 3 2 8 cents, amid strong confidence in government support and market fundamentals.
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Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Stabilization Corporation
George S. Milner
Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Milner
Weather insights change reported for December day
A weather note reports a shift in conditions observed yesterday, with details focusing on wind, temperature, and precipitation. The brief indicates a notable shift in patterns affecting local forecasts and outdoor plans.
Judge Praises Traffic Violators Like Careless Schoolboys
In Detroit on November 21 Judge Sherman D Callendar likens traffic law violators to careless schoolboys and assigns old fashioned punishments. Violators are sent to the bull pen where a sergeant gives them a paper to copy their offense, then they face a courtroom lecture from a stern school ma am.
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Detroit
Sherman D_ Callendar
Seven More Firms Join Red Cross in Huron
Beadle county Red Cross roll call shows seven more Huron firms with 100 percent personnel enrollment including Cornet Drug Store and National Bank of Huron. Seven families also enrolled fully. Lifesaving program at West Park pool praised, with training by Lloyd Sherman and results: 7 senior lifS avers, 30 junior, 76 swimmers, 130 beginners. Red Cross aims to broaden training in many South Dakota towns and urges annual support via a $1 membership. Local headquarters at 311 Wisconsin Ave SW.
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Beadle County
The
American Red Cross
Roll Call
Cornet Drug Store
Huesgen
Matz and Wipf
Jay Spink
National Bank of Huron
Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator
Pertiton
J. C. DeLacy
L. M. Grosvenor
Tecal Red Cross
Gur
Red Cross
Hueron
Eggers
Sherman
Watertown
Aberdeen
Hot Springs
Beresford
Spearish
Canton
Mobridge
Sioux Falls
Lake Preston
Flandreau
Mitchell
Rapid City
Pierre
Huron
United States
George C. Hunt
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Funeral Saturday for James S. Earle
Dr Hubert Ketelle of the Frat Presbyterian church will officiate at the funeral services tomorrow at 1 53 PM at Walshs chapel for James S Earle. He died yesterday morning at a hospital here and the body will be taken to Janesville Wisconsin for burial in the cemetery at Edgerton Wisconsin near Janesville.
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James S. Earle
Hubert Ketelle
Frat Presbyterian Church
Walsh's Chapel
Earle
Janesville
Wis
Edgerton
Wilson Open to Speakership in South Dakota House
Sioux Falls November 21 The South Dakota Republican State Central Committee unanimously elects S. X. Way as national committeeman. C A Wilson of Fall River County confirms he is open to becoming speaker of the state house in the upcoming legislature. Wilson, an attorney from Hot Springs, has been active in GOP circles and served on several committees in 1929. The meeting, chaired by Charles McDonald, aimed to fill the national committeeman vacancy amid anticipated attendance issues due to a storm.
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Hot Springs
Sioux Falls
State Central
Way
State
Republican Central Committee
X. Way
The
Watertown Public Opinion
C. A. Wilson
Fall River County
House
Wilson
Judiciary
Fish and Game
Charles §. McDonald
Proob
Huff Defeated For Union Head
In St Paul on November 21 John A Simpson of Oklahoma City won the National Farmers Union presidency, ousting C E Huff of Salina Kansas. The vote reoriented leadership amid farm board policy debates, with Huff to act as official Northwest spring wheat state representative. H G Kennedy of Omaha named vice president and A J O Shea of Roberts Mont reelected secretary.
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ST. Paul
Federal Farm Board
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
National Farmera Union
Simpson
Southeast
C. E. Huff
Salina
Kans
Huff
Farmers Naional Grain Corporation
Northwest
Great Falls
Mont
Farm Board
North
National Union
Hull
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Kansas
Missouri
Kentucky
H. G. Kennedy
Omaha
Union
A. J. O'Shea
Roberts
Mout
Norris outlines legislative program or risk of extra session
Senator Norris of Nebraska announced a legislative program and warned that failure to act could force an extra session of Congress. He urged passage of Muscle Shoals government operation, limits on court injunctions in labor disputes, unemployment relief, and a constitutional amendment changing congressional meeting times. He said he did not want an extra session but would pressure action if the administration stalls.
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Washington
Norris
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Hermanson Wins In Suit Against Canton
A circuit court jury awarded Halvord Hermanson of Brookings County $3,500 in damages from the city of Canton for injuries from a fall on a sidewalk during a June convention. City attorney Claud A. Bennett sought a new trial. The verdict stands after presenting evidence of an $12,508 claimed damage.
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Hermanson
Canton Canton
Halvord
Brookings County
Canton
Claud A. Bennett
Feme
Horseshoe Taken Down From Door
Omaha residents report a sequence of incidents at a local filling station starting Saturday with a hold up, continuing Monday with another hold up, and culminating Wednesday when a runaway truck crushed the station house and broke the gas pump after the horseshoe above the door was removed and discarded into a trash can.
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Omaha
Neb
Nurse Faces Fight With Fear In Weaning From Respirator
Frances McGann a 25 year old student nurse in Chicago endures a long battle with fear as doctors plan to remove her mechanical respirator after 70 days of life support. In a gray St Luke's hospital room she alternates between hope and terror, recalling a vivid fear filled vision at night while gradually testing her independence from the machine.
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Ruth Baldwin Cowan
Chicago
Frances McGann
St. Luke's Hospital
Guard Against Spanish Riots Expose Police Precautions
MADRID Nov 4 government efforts to curb disorder continue as strikes ripple across Spain. Over five arrests reported in Barcelona where radical left laborites resist orders to return. Walkout at Antequera ends. Valencia Alicante Seville show improvement. A Castellon sympathy strike appears. Premier Berenguer defends stance against dictatorship while promising stern action on agitators. Professor George M Wilcox of Huron College to speak at the South Dakota Education association program on status of practic ing in secondary education.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Antequers
Malaga
Valencia
Alicante
Seville
Castellon
Berenguer
WOLOX
George M. Wilcox
Huron Cellege
Apeer
South Dakota
Siour
Order Children To Keep Off Streets As Live Wires Fall
Aberdeen faced a severe sleet storm that cut telegraph and telephone lines, closed streets, and prompted noon school dismissals instructing children to stay off residential streets. Widespread outages hit Dakota Central and Western Union lines, with damage reaching multiple towns. drivers faced treacherous roads as ice and falling limbs created danger.
Oldham Youth Is Given Jail Term
Harold Dutch Bickett of Oldham began a 20 day jail term in Kingsbury county jail after a reckless driving sentence handed by Judge Alva E. Taylor in Huron. He was fined 100 dollars plus 44.60 costs for rear ending W Upland’s car and shoving it five miles. Bickett claimed the other driver exaggerated the incident saying it was a prank. Apland was with Elmer Pilant. Morris Lee of Oldham rode with Bickett.
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Oldham
DE Smet
Harold “Dutch” Bickett
Kingsbury County
Huron
Alva E. Taylor
Bickett
Young Bickett
W. Upland
Aplands
Apland
Elmer Pilant
Morris Lee
Armour plant adds forty workers to payroll
Armour packing plant expanded its workforce by forty as it nears peak killing season. General Manager H L Wilkinson reported a total staff of about twenty hundred, and the plant cooperates with the Associated Charities employment bureau at the Chamber of Commerce to provide jobs for those seeking work.
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Armour
Armour Packing Plant
H. L. Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Aberdeen Struck by Sleet Storm Still Isolated
Central South Dakota faced widespread damage after a severe sleet storm. Aberdeen remained cut off from wire communication with the outside world as crews worked to restore lines north and west of Huron. About 20000 Dakota Central poles were down, with recovery expected to take weeks. Western Union and Northwestern Public Service also suffered heavy outages across the region. Weather aiding repairs, but isolation persisted in Aberdeen and surrounding towns.
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Carl C. Stewart
Aberdeen
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Western Union
Milwaukee Railway
Dakota Central
Roscoe
Ortonville
Minn
Oakes
N. C
Huron
Watertown Territory
W. J. Brazell
Hele
Aberdeen Evening News
Associated Press
Boama
Northwestern Public Service Company
South Dakota
North
Goa
Watertawn
Pierre
Watertown
Sioux City
Denver
Minnesota
Iowa
Western Union Line
Buren
Broadland
Redfield
J. J. Brubacher
Omaha
Northwestern Public Services Company
T Lawrence
State Highway Department
Siouk Falls
Pasek uses radio on train orders during storm disruption
amateur radio operator Pasek of Huron used a short wave station at 78llinois avenue southwest to relay wireless train orders west of Pierre from 10 a m to p m yesterday. He connected Chicago and North Western division offices with Pierre and aided Dakota Central Telephone and Northwestern Public Service in locating trouble.
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Pasek
Dwight Pasek
Huron
KGDY
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Weather knocks out telegraph lines across central South Dakota
A sleet storm halted communications in central South Dakota with telegraph and telephone lines down as winds wrecked ice encrusted poles. Reports say trains ran on short wave radio and many railways kept schedules while utilities scramble crews to restore service from Pierre to Rapid City and beyond.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Rapid City
Muro
Dakota Central Telephone Compay
Building Permits Show Sharp Drop in October
Sioux Falls led South Dakota with permits totaling 13,60 dollars for October, while Aberdeen fell to 8,890 and Huron dropped from 72,941 last year to 29,250 this October. National monthly business survey shows overall permit total at 193,275 versus September 221,425 and October 282,016 in 1929, with Mitchell posting an uptick.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
S.W. St. Co
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Huron
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