Dakota Avenue paving proposal faces protest stalemate
Dakota avenue property owners oppose paving between the Chicago North Western tracks and Eidith street arguing the footage required exceeds their frontage. Meeting records show 51.85 feet more protest frontage than needed could block the project unless petitions are withdrawn. A detailed survey will set an accurate assessment and a final decision rests on October 29.
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Dakota Avenue
Chicago & North Western
Eidith Street
Aiginly
Mle Walt
Dakota Avenue North
Commission
KE. T. Gitchell
A. Ricker
F. H. Schraeder
Larson-Erling
Bobbie
Fifth Street
M. C. Welsh
Ohio Avenue
Welsh
Dan Wagner
Kioner
Huron
Dfohn FP. Sauer
Heavy Fog Triggers RAF Crashes Killing Two
A dense fog in Bhun-del Sussex England caused three Royal Air Force planes to crash into tree tops. Lieutenant Armstrong was killed instantly, Sergeant Birkenhaw died later, and Officer Pawson sustained minor injuries. The incident occurred this afternoon during the foggy conditions.
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Bhundel
Sussex
England
Royal Air Force
Armstrong
Birkenhaw
Pawson
Weever Or
Wer
Weather Hares Unsettled Rain Likely Tonight and Thursday
Unsettled weather with likelihood of rain tonight and Thursday. Cooler conditions expected tonight. South Dakota case shows mostly cloudy skies with possible showers in the eastern portion tonight and in the extreme southeastern part. cooler in the east and central portions into Gusht area.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Bankers Share Robbery Prevention Idea
Cleveland hears South Dakota banker George A Starling describe methods to deter bank robberies. He notes a small reserve cash sign and a 1000 dollar reward have frustrated six robberies and killed three robbers since November. He also cites keeping vault combinations known only to one bank official.
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South Dakota
Cleveland
American Bankers’ Association
George A. Starling
Huron
S.D
South Dakota Banker’s Association
Bankers Meet in Cleveland Discuss Economic Policy
Members of the American Bankers Association met in Cleveland to set economic policy for the coming year and to name officers. The commission urged considering branch banking as a major economic trend and recommended modifying the association’s stand. Rome C. Stephenson of South Bend was slated for the presidency, succeeding John G. Lonsdale of St. Louis. Thornton Cocke urged shifting tax burdens to state income tax and cautioned against further property tax increases to avoid evasion and stifle progress.
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Cleveland
American Bankers Association
Commission On
Rome C. Stephenson
St Joseph County Savings Bank
South Bend
Ind
John G. Lonsdale
Mercantile Commerce Bank and Trust Company
St. Louis
Stephenson
Association
Thorton Cocke
Columbia National Bank of
Kansas City
Committee On
Cocker
1937 South Dakota State Fair receipts seen surpassing 100000
The State Fair board in Mitchell today noted the 40th annual fair likely will profit, with receipts reported by Secretary J. F. White. Gate admission brought in about 48,000, attendance neared 160,000, and concession stands netted around 20,000 as bills were prepared for payment.
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MLL
Sept. W
State Fair Board
Mitchell
J. F. White
Huron
College Students Dinner With Church Leaders Joint event noted
Ha rum college students and faculty dined with Presbyterian church officers last night. More than 160 attended. Speakers included George W. Wright and Dr George A. Youdl, both church elders and college trustees. President Royal C. Agne introduced new teachers and asked students to stand. Rev. Hubert Ketelle presided. Entertainment featured a college men’s quartet and an orchestra directed by John G. Wharton.
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Harum College
Presbyterian” Church
George W. Wright
John G. Wharton
England Plans Form Solid Economic Bloc
London reports English businessmen seek to unite the British empire into a single economic bloc at the imperial conference opening tomorrow. Key leaders like General Hertzog of South Africa Prime Minister Scotlin of Australia and Patrick McGilligan of the Irish Free State are assembling for discussions on stronger unity and shared trade policy.
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England
London
United States
British Commonwealth
Hertzog
Union of South Africa
Scotlin
Australia
Red Cross Roll Call Set For Huron November 17
Huron will open its annual Red Cross roll call from November 11 to 2 and John P. Sauer will chair. The committee includes R. C. A. Lafferty Mrs. E. H. Bryan and many others. Sauer notes Beadle county led South Dakota last year with high membership and Huron city topped the state. Beadle aims to improve county standings this year. The chapter highlights life saving, first aid at the fair, Christmas bags for service members, and disaster preparedness.
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Huron
Red Cross
John P. Sauer
Wesr
Sauer
Rics C. A. Lafferty
E. H. Bryan
W. J. . Matlock
Miriam Spiers
R. A
George Townsend
S. D. Disrud
Alfred Trenetry
E. C. McKenzie
George M. Wilcox
Beatie County
South Dakota
Kaysie
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Beadle County
Butta County
Hughes County
Custer County
Beadle
Headle County
National Red Cross
Tobin Delivers Cigars at Huron Lions Luncheon
At the Huron Lions Club luncheon at Marvin Hughitt hotel M E Stretch Tobin of Johnson and Sewell furniture distributed cigars in honor of a new birth weighing eleven and a half pounds Lois McDonald guest speaker spoke on her Alaska theater trip John Wharton and Henry Gibson played viola and piano both instructors at Huron College A Pearl A Hill deputy zone governor appointment announced by President Botts Hill will oversee about thirty central South Dakota clubs
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Tobin
Lions
Huron ‘Lions’ Club
Marvin Hughitt
M. E
Johnson & Sewell Furniture Company
Lois McDonald
Huronite Publix
Alaska
John Wharton
Henry Gibson
Wharton
Gibston
Huron Colege
Pearl A. Hill
Lions’ Club
Botts
Hill
Arthur Lee
Baverns Hill
Central South Dakota
Bulow declines Helldorado festival attendance
Governor Bulow has declined an invitation to attend the Helldorado celebration in Pierre. The event, held annually, draws attendees from local communities and showcases regional culture and festivities.
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Bulow
Pierre
Governar
Jy Bulow
Pemba
Right of Babies to Cry Becomes Court Question
In Brooklyn residents near Hebrew Maternity Hospital seek to declare the hospital a public nuisance arguing cries from newborns disturb their peace. The hospital counters that a baby’s right to cry is inherent in life, and a summons sets October 11 for court argument as babies are expected to continue crying.
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New York
Brooklyn
Hebrew Maternity Hospital
Hirscheld
Corn Crop Out Of Danger In State
South Dakota corn condition improves with most fields mature or near maturity. Frost risk minimal for remaining late fields. favorable weather aids threshing, fall plowing, and winter crops. Abnormally cool week ends with light rain in Huron while Sioux Falls reports heavy rain and rising damp conditions.
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South Dakota
M. BE. Blystone
Atute
Huron
Weather Bureau
Large Crowd At Faculty Recital At Huron College
A crowd packed the Huron College chapel for a faculty recital led by Henry Gibson the debuting pianist whose Rush Hour in Hong Kong and The Isle of Jay impressed the audience. Van Doursen assisted with vocal groups and Haendel Hear Me Ye Winds and Waves received high praise for tone and diction.
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Huron College
Hardin. van Doursen
Gibson
van Deusen
Haendel
Liza Jane
Indoor Golf Course To Open Here Soon
An upcoming indoor miniature golf course called the Flay-a-round will offer 18 holes and operates indoors, contrasting with current outdoor options. Officials indicate a winter opening with the facility hosting fairs and promotional events this week to attract players.
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Haron
Ing
Taid
Aight
Mr. Frey
President Hoover Begins 3000 Mile Speaking Tour
President Hoover launches a multi state speaking tour covering over 3000 miles in six days. He will attend the opening of the World Series in Philadelphia and deliver speeches in Boston Cleveland and King's Mountain South Carolina, ending at the Sesqui Centennial celebration of the Battle of King's Mountain.
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Washington
Hoover
Midwest
East
Philadelphia
American Banker's Association
Cleveland
Boston
National Convention of American Legion
American Federation of Labor
King's Mountain
South Carolina
North Carolina
King’s Mountain
Police Fines and Arrests Report for Quarter in Huron
Police records show three month totals with fines of 1605.50 and 2099.00, totaling 247 arrests, plus a detailed breakdown by offense including liquor violations, traffic, drunks, gambling, and weapons. Police Matron Mrs E E Coshum's quarterly activities list office calls and investigations, plus supervised dances and child placements.
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Huron Police Department
A.W. Hopking
E. E. Coshum
Corn Picking Rates To Be Lower This Fall
Prices paid for picking corn in Beadle County will likely be lower this fall. Reports from farmers cite lower prices for all farm products as the cause. The rate will vary by yield and location within the county, not uniform across the area.
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Bea’ Dle
Cowaty
Beadle County
Record In Trade Butter Futures Set
Chicago October report shows a record trading volume for butter futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. September totals include 33,881 contracts and 75,515,200 pounds worth $20,017,560, with notable increases in car lots and bale values as part of the record activity.
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Chicago
Chicago: Mercantile’ Exchange
Cary
Foxx Opens World Series With Three-Base Hit Spark
The opening game between the St Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Athletics in Philadelphia sees Foxx ignite scoring with a three base hit in the second inning. Simmons homers to tie in the fourth as Hoover attends, while Grove and Douthit duel on the mound. Cardinals surge with Mancuso Gelbert and Frisch contributing, but Foxx later drives in Vasquez? The narrative covers early series action, lineups, and key players.
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Shire Park
Philadelphia
St Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Foxx
Athletics
Westerners
Simmons
Hoover
Cleveland
Cardinals
Grove
Douthit
Bishop
Adams
Frisch
Bottomley
Cochrane
Simons
Mancuso
Grimes
Hafey
Hofey
Red Birds
Burleigh
Blades
Miller
Hans
Gelbert
Dauthit
Dauthit'a
Tal Hass
Boley
Bottomlay
Nené
Ball Park
Cameramien
Cardinal
Frankie Frisch
Lumbaga
George (Mule) Hass
Missouri
St Louis
Ims
Cubs
Chicago
Taylor Douthit
Jim Bottomley
Chick Hofey
Frank Frisch
Giants
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn
Sparky
George _ Watkins
Charles Galbert
Gus Mancuso
Slim Mancuso
Jimmy Wilson
Watkins
Mircer
Haas
Rom
Mel
Adonis
Hotey
Wallins
George Moriarity
Charles Riderle
Harry ‘Geisel
Rearson
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Wate Balls AP
la’ Taw
Lena Brown
Hardin van Doursen
Coch
Rane
Mancuss
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