Farm Bureau backs graveling rural roads in SD
South Dakota Farm Bureau ends twelfth annual state convention in Ticon pledging support for Hoover’s Farm Board to favor graveling rural roads before paving. It urges early action to stabilize the western livestock market and endorses road improvements, tax shifts, and land valuation policies while retaining the three percent automobile tax.
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Hoover
Federal Farm Board
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Fis
Ticon
Marketing, Purchasing and Transportation Committee
South Dakota
Farm Bureau
Dako Bankers Association
H. B. Test
Frederick
O . S Thompson
Baltic
W. ¥. Couktin
Tyndell
J. R. Micheals
South Shore
Test
Thompso0
H. A- Brooking
Onida
F. M-Elis4
Prezho
Ed Bogue
Beresford
Nick. Caspers
Rapid City
G. Ye Olson
Huron
Crowdorix
M. Growder
Elk Point
American Farm
Bureau Federation
Chicago
Thompson
Brookings
Mirector
Home and Couriesity Department
Greceen
Jakes H. B. Test
Fire Department Answers Three Silent Calls
Huron fire department responded to three silent calls yesterday. The first at the new Deera and Weber building on First and Dako around 4:20 p.m. involved roof tar being applied and required chemical extinguishing. The second call came from a pole about a half mile south of the Fair Grounds. The third involved Morris Howe of Axelrod Furniture near 433 Tenth Street Southwest at about 9 p.m. starting his car as it caught fire. fire was extinguished without serious damage.
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Huron Dire. Department
Deera and Weber
R& Mile
Fair Grounds
Morris Howe
Axelrod Furniture Company
Tenth Street
Open Land in South Dakota for World War Veterans
About 12 020 acres in Pennington and Jackson counties South Dakota will open to entry by ex service men under homestead laws for 20 days starting January 4 1920 Applications may be filed at the district office in Pierre South Dakota during the 20 day period. After April 6 any lands entered will be subject to appropriation by the general public.
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S.D
Washington
Pennington
Jackson Counties
South Dakota
Department of Interior
Pierre
S. D
Nome Alaska missing Arctic pilot prompts search
In Nome Alaska on November 22 four parties hunted near North Alberts for Carl Ben Wielson an arctic pilot overdue since November 3. Dorbanct and Elelson ferrying clients and fur from the Nanuk faced ice and storms near North Cape and Teller, with Elelson sighted by ship crews and a rescue team dispatched, while Dorbanct returned to Teller. Three more search parties were sent from the Stavropol's icebound vessel to locate Elelson and the missing men and to reunite with the Nauuk team.
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Nome
Alaska
North Ae Alberts
Carl Ben Wielson
Fiore
Franj Dorbanct
Feasiot Emielson
Dorbandt
Troi
Swenson Fur Trading Company
North Cape
Nasuk
Gers
Stavropol
Teller
Dorhandt
Elelson
Olaf Swenson
Nauk
Nauuk
Mrs Sunday Divorced Suit Sought After Adultery Charges
Hollywood divorce case centers on adultery allegations against evangelist George Sunday and Mrs KL La Salle. District Attorney George Stahl to issue complaints as bonds set at 10,000 each. Mrs Sunday and Mrs La Salle linked to investigations. couple reportedly disappeared after questioning. Sunday children listed as George III and John May.
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Angeles
Hollywood
Imodel
George
Yung
Harlet
George Stahlman
KL la Salle
la Salle
Mra
Mra. A. Sane
John-Mason
Hearing On Railway Receivership Scheduled
Annton November 2 hearing is set before Judge R B Tripn on the application of Foxwell for the appointment of receivers for the Nankton Norfolk and Southern railroad company. Foxwell, a creditor, contends the line is insolvent and no official statement has been made by the company.
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Aneton
Foxwell
Nankton
Norfolk and Southern Railrodd
R. B. Tripn
Cfreuit
Foxrwell
Créditara
Legionaries Collect Old Clothes For Needy In Christmas Drive
The William Reaves post of the American Legion launches a drive to collect clothing food toys and other items for needy families at Christmas. Commander Weir says donations will go to the Salvation Army for distribution and urges every Haven resident to contribute by returning the coupon printed with the story.
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William Reaves
Legion
Olsht
W. L. Weir
Venture
Organizaton
Neady
Salvation Army
Haven
Weir
Nols-To
Wests
Weirwald
Legionnaires
Egramandar
D.sewell
D. “Wright
Foo M
Gass
Bene
Ta Schaeffer
Harold Markel
Bi i van
Arsdale
Lad Temmey
Yohnson
Adie
Gron
Martin Anedbershin
Ted Schaetter
Markey
Murphy
the Legionnaires
Fill Out This Blank and Mail to Lawrence Cornell
Ex servicemen urged to apply for adjusted compensation before January 1. Temmey stressed that every ex serviceman is entitled, and a deadline is set for next year. Legion backed a lake project near Camp Da Ko Tah with Boy Scout HQs and state fish and game support.
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Legion
Temmey
Camp da Ko. Tah
Milier
State Fish and Game Department
Alu
Ford Announces Immediate Wage Increase for Ford Employees
Washington reports Henry Ford announced at the White House an immediate wage increase for Ford employees. He said the remedy for the current situation is to raise purchasing power and that the increase would take effect at once, though he did not specify the exact amounts.
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Henry Ford
White House
Ford
P T A Council Meeting Led By Warren
The Huron P T A council met with President Charles P Warren presiding At the meeting the executive committee was empowered to draft bylaws and constitution for the council Superintendent AL Lang spoke about the purpose of the PTA and noted support for the group discussion plan from member organizations The text indicates a focus on organizational setup and plans for future action rather than a specific event outcome.
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Charles P. Warren
Huron Parent Teacher Association
Huron Council
Pja
AL T.lang
PTL Une
Record Cold Grips Huron and Midwest Regions
A brutal cold wave hit Huron and surrounding areas with an official reading of 7 below zero at 4:09 AM, the coldest for the season since 1921, with winds and forecasts predicting gradual warming later. Reports from Chicago and Dakota towns describe zero or below temperatures, widespread snow forecasts, and disruptions as travelers and hunters contend with the deep freeze across the plains and upper Midwest.
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Huron
Chicago
UPI
Northwest
Ixte Thiet River Falls
Minn
Thera
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Texas Panhandle
Arkansas
MacKenzie River
Upper
Saskatchewan
Middle West
Upper Michigan
Middle’ West
Warmet
Tomorron
Yankton Xnankton
Sioun
Eepoaute
Tor
Daoreon
South Dakota
Tom Day
Mitchells
Ant
Sroeteans 3
Rapid City i
Yabiten
Soviet Fliers Slay Thousand Bombing Mine
A telegram from Harbin reports Soviet bombing near Delaiour Manchuria killed about 1,000 Chinese troops and civilians seeking shelter in a coal mine. Chinese evacuees retreated toward Delainour as Soviet irregulars were active, with Soviet forces occupying nearby villages and operating on western fronts between Mishan and Muling.
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Tokyo
Khadlar
Mans Churia
Enid
Delainor
Asah
Harbin
Manchuk
Delaiuor
Rier
Afgui
Mishan
Muling
Women Only Saloon Recalled in Augsburg Tercentenary
In Augsburg Germany a saloon for women only recalls a 300 year history tied to the meat workers guild. The Wives shop once hosted wives who mocked their husbands while gossiping and sipping beer. The tavern carried names from 1629 to 1851 before becoming a wing tavern and changing its name.
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Augsburg
Germany
Athan
Augsburg Meat Workermen's Guild
Schogl
New York Market Holds With Holiday Beat Traders
New York brokers observed a steady trading day with little overall movement as many favorites declined 1 to 7 points while utilities, rails, and specialties rose up to 12 points. Trade volume remained heavy and a three day Thanksgiving holiday was authorized, with market activity shifting toward quick terms rather than large accumulation. Call money opened at 4 1/2 percent and outside loans at 3 1/4 percent, amid a deflated market following a $585 million drop in federal reserve bank loans last week.
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New York
Wally Street
Seapions
Exchange
Maurest
Federal Reserve
Joans
Ioan
Demolition Begins for New Montgomery Ward Building
Demolition started yesterday at the corner of Third Street and Audubon Avenue in Yankton to clear space for a Montgomery Ward and Company building. The project is led by Dr J E Trierweiler, a local purchaser and property holder, marking the first step in replacing several pioneer business structures with the new development.
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Yankton Yankton
Third Street
Douglas Avenue
Montgomery Ward ‘and Company
J. E. Trierweiler
Ner
Adjourning Session Ends Debate On Tariff Bill
Washington observers report the tariff bill, a long debated measure, will be shelved tonight as Congress adjourns for a December session. The House approved an increase in raw wool duties amid partisan strain while Senate revisions target broad rate changes and a new consumer counsel for the tariff commission.
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Marold Oliver
Associated Press Star
Washington
Congress
Faving
House
Senate
Indus
Hoover
Anidsummer
Democrats
Republcan
Lave
Coalition
Kroupa
Shumans-Norris
Tariff Commission
Commission
Bork
United States
Consumers Counsel
Weather outlook for Huron South Dakota
Weather summary reads as cloudy tonight with possible warmer conditions and cooler Saturday. Snow probable tonight and Saturday with colder spells in western and northern areas.
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Missouri
Texas
Huron
Satarday
South’ Dakotar
Vortions Satarday
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