Governor seeks seed loan funds from Congress for South Dakota
Governor Warren announces plans to urge Congress and Secretary Hyde to secure federal seed loans for South Dakota farmers. He says early action is essential so elevator operators can plan seed purchases, with possible help from the Grain Stabilization Corporation. North Dakota’s Governor Shafer may support the plan as drought and grasshoppers affected crops. Core text on page 37.
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Hoover
Congress
South Dakota
Sibers
Povemer
Esetio Sens
Hugh Nash
Reinette
Ralph Torn
Ant Brookings
Wash and
Johnston
State Crop Improvement Association
Green
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Bt Lawrence Waterways Group
Chicsgo
Stabilization Corporation of
Shelais
Shafer
North Dako
Representation In S D E A Widened Members To Have Delegate For
The th annual convention of the South Dakota Educational Association adopted an amendment to increase representation in the general council. With over 2200 attendees, schools affiliated will gain one delegate per 25 teachers with provisions for additional delegates per 25 teachers and for each 19 major fractions thereafter. The council also ended the office of corresponding secretary, moving duties to the executive. Dr Harry W Cham of the University of Illinois spoke at the final general section.
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Mitchell
General Council
South Dakota Educational Association
Moore
Harry W. Cham
University of
Timois
Brigadier Cheatham To Speak At Huron Meeting
Brigadier A K Cheatham of Minneapolis will address an evening meeting at the temporary Army hall in Huron on 65 Dakota Avenue North. He leads Salvation Army work in North and South Dekoto and Minutevia and will be accompanied by Otto Langren who oversees readers and youth work. Captain O J Jonna urged strong attendance.
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Chesham
Huron
A. K. Cheatham
Minneapois
Selvation Army Work
Dekote
Minutevia
Dakots Avenue
Otto Langren
Apple
Thres
Sne
Fere
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Deam’s
Ads
Huronite
Armour
C. E. Wilcox
Huron-Pierre
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Choir
Huron Ministeries Fellowship
Hubert Keteile
Alfred Teeberry
Alexander Carleen
Lochridge
L. B
Harmon
Huron College
Lee Bright
Charlee EF. Wilcox
D. D
Weather Forecasted Conditions With Blurry Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Borex painted conditions and Penny steady. South Dakota forecasts suggest unsettled weather with wind and warmth, reading like a rough outline of a near term forecast.
Court to Decide If Breathing Is Essential to Life
In Lincoln Nebraska a district court jury heard a case over a $20 000 judgment to the heirs of Henry J Steurtz killed in a building accident Two years after his death a daughter was born to his widow Pauline The child’s heart beat briefly but she never breathed County Judge Robin Reid ruled heartbeats denote life The Steurtz parents claim the child was born dead and would share in the judgment if upheld
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Lincoln
Neb
Beirs
Henry J. Steurtz
Pauline Steurtz
Robin Reid
Steurtz
Casper Steurtz
Quiet Thanksgiving Observance Planned in Huron
Quiet observance planned in Huron with union services at the Presbyterian church and special programs at other churches. Weather may deter outdoor activities with possible snow and warmer conditions forecast. Roads hinder travel. many Huronians left town but movement slowed by slick highways.
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Huron
Presbyterian Church
Auditoroum Bond Issue Defeated in Huron Voters
Huron residents rejected a 200 008 dollar bond proposal for an auditorium recreation building with 1118 votes for and 1695 against across eight precincts. The large turnout spurred by unemployment relief debates showed 2813 total ballots, with the majority opposing the plan and prompting consideration of a resubmission under better economic conditions.
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Huron
Ae Tsea Ee Centiah Tabor
Harry C. Lampe
Forward Huron Club
Winding Up Farm Loan Group Seeks Immediate Applications
Farmers needing government loans for feed purchases to winter livestock have three days to act. Beadle County loan committee, with representatives across the county, will forward applications to the Grand Forks branch before December 1. A test meeting in Huron Saturday will decide on current applications and suspend new ones.
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Beadle County Loan Committees
Huron
Government
Grand Forks
N. D
Huup
Basdle
Townsend
Tom Mix Near Death After Illness in Los Angeles
Tom Mix front page report says the film cowboy, famed for reel life and circus appearances, was near death in Los Angeles after peritonitis followed by abdominal complications from a plane crash. Doctors reported his condition serious but not yet clarified.
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Los Angeles
America
Tom Mix
Otrighen
Heath
Marksmanship Wins Cigars For Copper Ace Novery
Irving D. Redfield hosted a turkey shooting at his home in Omaha. Redfield chased a rogue bird that escaped the pen and roosted on a neighbor’s garage. Lieutenant Armstrong then made a perfect first shot, bringing the turkey down and earning cigars for the marksman.
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Omaha
Irving D. Redfield
Redfield
Democrat Wins In Texas Race
In San Antonio Texas Richard M Kleberg a Democrat defeated Republican C W Anderson and Carl Wright Johnson to win the Congressional seat left vacant by the death of Harry Wurzbach. Kleberg led by about 5000 votes and the victory solidified Democratic control in Texas for Jeffersonian policy. Johnson was runner up and both Kleberg and Johnson called for modification of the eighteenth amendment.
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San Antonio
Fex
Richard M. Kieberg
San Gertrudis Ranch
Congress
Harry BM
Wurzbach
Seguin
Tex
Democracy
Texas
Lone Star
Mure
John N. Garner
Uvalde
C. W. Anderson
Carl Wright Johnson
Kleberg
Johnson
Survey Commission Formed in North Dakota
A five member State survey commission organized by the legislature will meet in BISMARCK on Saturday. Its mission includes eliminating waste in public expenditures, trimming unnecessary governmental functions, and consolidating local tax districts to reduce duplication of effort. Governor Schaffer will meet the panel, naming members Root, Guelthi, Binkert, Washburn, and Coley.
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Bismarck
Ndb
We Spa
North Dakota
G. F. Schaffer
John Doherty Ill From Flu Attack at Home
John Doherty aged 273 Third Street Southwest, a retired Chicago and North Western railroad engineer, has been confined to his home for a week with influent illness. His condition is not regarded as critical though he is quite feverish and weak. Local observers express concern for his recovery.
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John Doherty
Third Street
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Doherty
Rural School Groups See Huron Industries More Than 20 Pixels
Rural school groups visit Huron Industries to learn about local manufacturing processes and career opportunities. Students tour facilities, observe production, and meet engineers to discuss workforce skills and future industry needs.
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Huron Industries
Frem
Denies Helium Found In Gas By U S Geological Survey Chief
RAPID CITY Nov GP United States Geological Survey Chief Chemist W I Crawford denied the agency analyzed gas from Camp Creek 8 BC. He said the office cannot test helium and only tests were at Amarillo Texas Bureau of Mines. Crawford tested gas from M D Miller and said its nitrogen 80 percent carbon dioxide 0. oxygen 13.4 percent and methane 1.5 percent indicating air partially oxidized with negligible commercial value.
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Rapid City
U. Crawford
United States Geological Survey
Midwest
Wyo
Camp Creek 8
United States
Bureau of Mines
Amarillo
Texas
Crawford
M.D. Miller
HL Voorhees
Belle Fourche
Burglar Leaves Trousers Clue Amid Night Pursuit
Police pursue a burglar who dropped two trousers as a clue during a break in. Residents heard shouts as the suspect fled an adjoining building. Officer Nolan caught him as he attempted to climb a fence, grabbing him by the seat of his trousers. The incident was announced today with details unclear due to garbled text.
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Wren - Men
Pollesman Nolan
Thret
Molen
Noylan
Farm Bureau Backs Equalization Fee in Marketing Act Push
The American Farm Bureau Federation urged passage of the equalization fee as part of a uniform plan to strengthen the U S marketing act. President Edward A O Nea l called for amendments to permit the fee, while noting openness to compromise with export debenture ideas from the Grange. The federation urged congressional investigation of the farm board and broader support for extension, regulation of market speculation, and added farm extension research.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural
American Farm Bureau Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Federation
O'Neal
Farm Bureau
National Grange
Farm Board
Agricultural Extension Service
Fe Farm Board
Senate
Sige Howe
Sconpinié
United States
Treasury
Peo
Statation Corporation
New York
Senate Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Coolidge
Hoover
O A. O'Neal
American Form Bureau Federation
Louis J. Taher
The
Nations Grange
Soe
Simpson
Senly Ekah
Saiuilt
Nebraska Governor Abandons Silos Amid Silo Fears
Nebrumble text details Governor Charles W. Eeysn of Nebraska abandoning silos and feeding ground wheat to hogs and dairy cattle on farms near Lincoln. Neighbors fear a munstolous outcome as drought and supply concerns impact grain storage and farm practices.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Munstolous
Price Of Second Weill Is Slashed
Huron city commissioners authorized payment to the Norbeck Company for drilling the second artesian well at 6544.25, a reduction of 1051.75 from the contract price. The well now yields about 300 gallons per minute, while the first well and pump deliver 600 gallons per minute into the city supply. Blasting and large boulders slow progress on the Layne gravel well project.
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Huron
Artesian Weil
Loig Gannaway
Norbeck Company
Redfield
G. M. Anderson
Anderson
Mix. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Yankton
Norbeck
Layne
Bolton
Chase Brothers Head to Chicago Show With Sheep
C L Chase of the Chase Brothers farm near Willow Lake travels to Chicago with one head of sheep for the International Livestock Show. This marks their first exhibition since a strong showing at the South Dakota fair. Chase, a former state fair board member, undertakes the trip alone with the animals.
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Chase
Chicago
C. L. Chase
Chase Brothers
Willow Lake
Huron
State Fair-Board
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