Faulkton club wins rail interchange for freight traffic
The Faulkton Commercial club secured Interstate Commerce Commission approval to build an interconnecting line between Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific and Chicago and North Western at Faulkton. The project, costing 3000 to 3300 dollars, promises freight savings for Pierre coal shipments and South Dakota cement traffic, with reduced miles, lower rates, and faster transit benefiting Huron and other markets.
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Faulkton
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Pacific
Chicago and North Western
Paulkton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Faulkton Club
Washington
Pierre
Haynes
N. C
South Dakota
Rapid City
Milwaukee
Roscoe
Roscoe Orient
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Reseng
Orient
Iowa
Minnesota
Mason City
Hoscoe
Aulkien
Faulktom
Huron
Armour and Company
Aberdeen
Roscoe-Orient
Faulkton Commercial Club
Lot of hooey in baseball talk and tactics
The writer questions baseball chatter about batting averages and World Series strategy. They suggest managers preplan game plans with paper and pencil and wonder if most of the so called inside stuff is really just hooey rather than sound judgment.
Pave the Fair Grounds At State Fair Pavement urged
Wentworth Progress urges paving the State Fair ground roadways to please the thousands of South Dakotans who attend the State Fair. The Lake county newspaper promotes a paving project as Coming signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Huron
Wentworth
Lake County
South Dakota
Huron News Reflects on Fair, Labor, and Local Church Chief
Readers note muddy midway conditions at the state fair and propose using prison labor for paving. The Lake County paper questions the prison labor program’s savings while urging state action. Yankton eyes river bridge publicity and a new hotel, as Rev. Frank E. Lochridge continues as pastor of Huron M E Church.
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Yankton
City
Frank E. Lochridge
Huron Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Lochridge
Press Comment Next in Branch Banking
A San Francisco debate at the American Bankers association convention centers on branch banking. While country bankers fear loss of local control, progress shows support for limited branches and nationwide may be inevitable, with local steps expected before broader reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ThrisUan Science Monitor
San Francisco
United States
Orp
California
Ialo
Workers Association
Federal Reserve
Washington Dinner Seating for Miss MacDonald Settled
The state department resolved the seating order at the White House state dinner honoring Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. Miss Ish ael MacDonald will not receive official rank. she may be invited to child clinics and education projects instead. Her quieter role and attire are noted as poised and modest.
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Wasnengugn
Minneapolis
White House
Ramsay MacDonald
State Department
Pas
Isabella Howard
Tsubel MacDonald
London
America
Ishael MacDonald
Washington
Miss MacDonald
Downing Street
Washington Society
Bape
Radio Schedule Fragment With Dense Station List
OCR reads as a broadcast timetable listing multiple stations and programs. Names include WABC New York WISN WSPD KMOX KYW WGN WLS WNBC and others with times and show notes such as orchestras, solos, vaudeville, and custom segments across 6:00 to 11:00 slots. The fragment shows many call letters, times, and performer mentions without cohesive narrative.
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WABC
New York
Ces Shale
Thatcher Clark
Tastons
Eae
WADC
Stigg
Aigo Rsd F. Oo
Connery
Orc
Kyoo
st-Olive Palmer
Pala
Orohegtea
Artis
Ieee
Frise
Tarry
Cogan
Oremratra
Wyeriaa
Tia Lrawlets
Voyagers
Wert Point
Aros
Andy
WMAQ
Chicago
Bob
Walter Wilton
Palmer
Pater
Herman
WGN
WLIB
Uncle Quin
Tean Goldkette
4 H Boy Wins State Honors In Dairy Contest
Henry Rebbe of Spearthish Lawrence county wins state dairy judging honors at the Huron Static Fair. selected by A M Jones for a free trip to the National Dairy Show in St Louis October 12 to 19, offered by Bloc Vallop Creamery Institute. Earl 12 of Wolsey places second in high score. Other champions from 17 midwestern states also awarded trips.
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Dakota
Henry Rebbe
Speéartish
Lawrence County
A. M. Jones
Extension Service
State College
Braylings
St. Louis
Bloc Vallop ‘Creamery Institute
Henry
Huron
Wolsey
Ganton
Earl
Institute
Middle Western
Arkansas
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Virginia
Wisconsin
Jefferson Memorial
Col. Lindbergh
Mississippi River
Shaw Garden
Liberty 4 H Mests To Elect Officers
The Liberty 4 H club at Wessington Springs held its 193¢ election of officers at George Finitton's home Tuesday evening. Elected were Stanley Long president Marvin Hansen secretary treasurer Harry Hodgson Dile Swanson news reporters and Ernest Veasey learler. A vote of thanks was given Arlins lton Bady for stock judging assistance. Frank Wilney spoke on profits from last year's work. Mrs Fink hosted a mise lunch after the meeting. Several tew members expected at the next Tweetius at Arthur Boer's home.
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Liberty 4-H Club
Wessington Springs
George Finitton
Twie
Stanley Long
Marvin Hansen
Harry Hodgson
Dile Swanson
Ernest Veasey
Learler
Arlinslton Bady
Frank Wilney
Mra. Fink
Arthur Boer
4-H Boy Sets New Ton Litter Pig Club Record
Norris Bruce of the I-Hy club in Chestnut Valley Oshkosh Nebraska raised 12 pigs, achieving high average weights with 11 pigs alive at the end. The feat establishes Norris as a leading 4-H pig club performer and cements a ten litter record.
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4-H Boy
Norris Bruce
Chestnut Valley
Oshkosh
Norris
South Dakota Dairy Show Delegation Heads to St Louis
Cave Beadle county agent announces South Dakota reps for the National Dairy Show in St Louis October 12 to 19 will depart Thursday. H M Jones state club leader and Jessie Roberts accompany. The group includes top dairy producers Henry Rebbe of Spearfish and David Dare of Montrose, with Wolsey meeting them at Canton and Earl Simantel and Howard Sorenson joining from Wolsey.
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Cave
Beadle County
South Dakota
St. Louis
H. M. Jones
Jessie Roberts
State College
Brookings
Hors
Wolsey
Canton
Earl Simantel
Howard Sorenson
Wolser
Milwaukee
Henry Rebbe
Spearfish
Youing
David Dare
Montrose
Girls Initiate Seven Reserves in Club Initiation
Seven girls underwent the club initiation with old member rituals including blindfolds, outdoor prayers, and a kiddie car ride before the blinders were removed miles from campus. The new initiates include Erdine Hulburn Bata Munion Mildred Gifford Ruelah Alger Glen dola Mitchell Mary Florey Margeret Sutton and Dalaris Shea as refreshments were served after.
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Ngton Girl Reserve Club
Schoo Ho
Misses Erdine Hulburn
Bata Munion
Mildred Gifford
Ruelah Alger
Glendola Mitchell
Mary Florey
Margeret Sutton
Dalaris Shea
Pioneer Days Amid Prairie Trails and Hard Winter
A personal reminiscence from Huron and central South Dakota recounts settlement along the James River era. Families moved by wagon and rail, built homes, faced measles deaths, and endured a long winter with scarce supplies as pioneers carved farms, plowed fields, and relied on neighbors for aid amid expanding rail work and expanding towns. The narrative tracks vivid scenes of travel, construction, harvests, and a deadly measles episode among children, all set against pioneer life and community resilience.
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Sinte
Uur
Lion
Crandon
Yankton
Northville
Avas
Bra
Patie
Prairies
Huron
Baely
Cania
Mare
Huranassis
Redfield
Ding
Wes Basford Brothers
James River
Hayden Brothers
Buckeyes
Mentor
Wiloughby
Obie
Reapact
Inge
Asher
Sam
uUyere
Avery
Kiara
Teyato
Bob
Vito
Uae
CIA
Cudworth's
James Shou
Hayden
Vernon township rural schools plan first district circus event
Miss Nellie Beusso superintendent of Leatie county schools announces a novel event in Vernon township rural schools within two weeks as they join in presenting a typical circus. Further details will be announced this week.
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Hip Jiahaing Circes
Missy Nellie Beusso
Leatie County
Vernon Township
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