College To Offer Aviation Course At Huron College
Huron college will offer a night ground instruction course in aviation as part of a broader program aligned with Rapid Air Lines. An average student can learn to fly for about 120 dollars with eight months of ground study and eight hours of flight time costing 120 dollars, plus 8 to 12 dollars for books. The program targets local youth, with an introductory meeting set for next Tuesday night in room 212.
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Huron College
Som
HL A. Hill
Huron
Rapid Air Lines
K. F. Neville
Northwest
Neville
Dean Hill
LeRoy Rowse
Lester G. Orcutt
Fargo
Department of Commerce
City Briefs and Advertisements From North Dakota
Local items note Mrs Emil Hartnagel traveling to St Joseph Missouri to visit son Mason Hartnagel for about ten days. Rental ad for store room at 26 3rd St. 8W with phone 845. Mr and Mrs J F Higgins return from two weeks in Twin Cities and Prairie du Chien Wis. News of fur coat promotion and other classifieds. Mr and Mrs Tobin return from Tecumah Nebraska visiting brother. Aiding care for aged at home offered by WIL. Leta Gray registered nurse listed. O D Dunbar family back from Sioux Falls for fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mrs Dunbar’s parents. Water bill discount for early payment by Oct 10. City Water Department. Mr and Mrs Albert Robinson Jr depart for Beaver Dam Wisconsin visiting mother, then Minneapolis. Exclusive sewing and alterations offered by Habicht Habicht. Ray Gould of Rosemead California departs after visit with his aunt Mary Shields. Advertisement ends.
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Emil Hartnagel
St. Joseph
Mason Hartnagel
Hartnagel
Evelyn Coyne
3Rd St
J. F. Higgins
Uth Avenue
Twin Cities
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Adolf M. L. Tobin
Idaho Avenue
Tecomah
Neb
Leta Gray
O. D. Dunbar
Sioux Falls
Safe Pleasant Way to Lose Fat Promises
Advert describes a fat loss program with Kruschen Salts promising 15 pounds monthly, energy boosts, and improved health. It urges dietary changes, daily dose, weight checks, and claims satisfaction guaranteed with money back. Mentions Longstaff Drug Co and H. A Parmiton.
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Kruachen
Pierious Desith
America
Kruschen Selte
Longstaff Drug Co. H. A Parmiton
Coe
Visit notices and travel ads mix with local notices
Listings describe travel round trips to Aberdeen for a football game, with tickets on sale October 10 and return by October 12, and a fishing trip plan to Green Lake, Minnesota. Also included are a rummage sale at Armstrong Furniture Store, a birth at Huron hospital, diet health ads, and visits among Detroit and St Paul residents with local store promotions.
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J. G. Ryan
Minn
Eugene Sanger
Sioux Falls
Armstrong Furniture Store
Ird St
Ss. W
Huron Hospital
P. R. Geyerman
Blinois Avenue
Health Food Shop
Frank McConnahay
Detroit
W. O. McConnahay
Colorado Avenue
Ava Locks
St. Paul
Legion Officers To Be Installed Tonight
New officers of William Heaves post of the American Legion will be installed tonight with L. H. Cornell taking command from William C. Welter. The meeting is set for 8 o clock at the K. C. hall.
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Legion
William Heaves
American Legion
L. H. Cornell
William C. Welter
K. C. Hall
Serious Blaze Is Averted At Cavour
At M. J. Stevenson farm near Sheffield a fire in a large pile of corn fodder in the hay mow was halted after Mrs. Stevenson noticed smoke and called for help. 125 farmers, the Cavour volunteers with a motorized chemical engine, and Yale firemen battled the blaze and rescued workers overcome by gas.
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Cavour
Aspenaly
M. J. Stevenson
Sheffield
Cavour Voluntary Fire Department
Yale Fire Department
Fire Destroys Fodder as Timbers Scorch at Farm Barn
Firefighters poured water on fodder to prevent a blaze at a farm barn. About 28 tons of feed had to be removed from the hay mow for safety. Some timbers were badly scorched. Mr. Stevenson was away in Sioux City with a carload of lambs. If wind had shifted or it occurred at night, the buildings might have burned. University of California engineers propose metal shields to deter termites on concrete foundations. The rayon industry reports a 56 percent production rise over three years.
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Stevenson
Sioux City
University of California
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Berwind
F. Anderson Lumber CO
Peter Mintener Lumber CO
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New Holland
Concord Grapes Basket
Gunter Boc
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Tokay
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Regula
Monarch
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