Protect Hawks Curtis Advises Wildlife Piece
Editor notes this is part of a series on wildfowl by Fred Curtis deputy state game warden. He warns that removing hawks and owls disrupts natural pest control, increases jackrabbits and gophers, and harms farmers. Hawks prey on mice rabbits and insects, aiding crop protection. oppose slaughter and preserve hawks to balance rodent populations.
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Fred. Curtis
Fred Curtis
Plains
United States
Spoksman
Hawks and Crows in State Wildlife Debate
The area should provide hiding places for pursed hawks and avoid killing hawks as chicken-hawks. Only three hawk species are harmful, with others rare in this migrating season. Hawks are beneficial and should be protected as natural rodent control, while guns target crows instead.
Roosevelt Reelection Rhetoric At Vienna Meeting
Fosheim of the Roosevelt Agricultural committee told a Vienna audience that reelecting Franklin D. Roosevelt rests on political farming support. He warned that a Landon win would ally with big corporations and shift farmers’ backing. A. M. Bourland spoke for Roosevelt’s reelection. Lemke’s defeat was noted as unfavorable to Democrats and the North Dakota candidate.
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Fosheim
Vienna
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oscar Fosheim
Roosevelt Agricultural Committee
Roosevelt
Landon
Lemke
North Dakota
East
A. M. Bourland
Vernon
Tex
To Review License Case in High Court PIERHE
The state supreme court will hear Friday arguments in an original action brought by Isabel to compel the liquor control commission to grant a municipal liquor store license. The commission allegedly refused, citing a 1935 Skinner ruling that towns under 1500 cannot meet the petition basis tied to the last mayoral vote, a precedent cited from New Effington.
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Pierhe
State Supreme Court
Isabel
Nee Liquor Control Commission
W. N. Skinner
Watertown
New Effington
Mrs Brown Leaves Blunt for Kalamazoo Home
Mrs Selma Brown longtime Blunt resident departs for Kalamazoo Michigan to live with her son Clifford Brown.
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Brown
Blunt
Selma Brown
Kalamazoo, Mich
Clifford Brown
All Party Group Convenes Here to Back Roosevelt Reelection
Eighteen state committee members of the All Party Agricultural group met in Huron on Wednesday to outline plans for President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s reelection. Arden McKee of Chicago addressed the gathering while state chairman Fosheim discussed final three week campaign tactics. Bourland of Vernon Texas will speak in behalf of Roosevelt in the state. Attending members include Ernest L. Sollie Aberdeen Roy Yu man Brookings Col C SunBay Wayland Frank J. Robertus Wagner Cell Brought Lemmon Palmer Bouer Clear Lake Hiszlmer Hegdahl Winfred Martin Samuelson Hopewell Joe Solass Burbank Andrew Seim Willow Lake C B Robins Bonilla Dr C L Wendt Canton J Higgins Blunt Jon Zens Zell Fred Ulrich Milbank Jena Jep gon Redfield William P Hinckley Haven Frank D Johnson Mitchell.
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Wranklin D
Roosevelt
Arden ‘McKee
Ioral
Chicago
Ee Fosheim
Atate
A.M. Bourland
Vernon
Texa
Quest
Bourland
Severa
Ernest L. Sollie
Aberdeen
Roy “Yuman
Brookings
C’ SunBay
Frank’ J. Robertus
Wagner
Cell
Lemmon
Palmer’ Bouer
Clear Lake
Hiszlmer
Hegdahl
Winfred
Martin Samuelson
Hopewell
Joe Solass
Burbank
Andrew Seim
Willow Lake
C. B. Robins
Bonilla
C. L. Wendt
Canton
J. ©. Higgins
Blunt
Jon Zens
Zell
Fred’ Ulrich
Milbank
Jena
Jepgon
Redfield
William —P. Hinckley
Haven
Frank D. Johnson
Mitchell
Lemke Says Farley Gets 3 Sandwiches in Debate Attack
North Dakota congressman William Lemke, a third party presidential candidate, claims he will carry South Dakota in the November election and again challenges Roosevelt and Landon to a debate while accusing Democratic Chairman James Farley of “handing out four hamburgers” in relief efforts. He says Roosevelt’s promises were broken and predicts the House will decide the election with Lemke victorious. Families of the middle ages carried collapsible metal chairs and tables from home to home.
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Lemke
Farley
Sioux Falls
William Lemke
North Dakota
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
James Farley
Democratic National Committee
Luetke
House of Representatives
Horlick Millionaire Will Opens Probate In County Court
Executors filed William Horlick estate probate revealing more than 3.01 million in the petitioned estate and 425000 real estate left to immediate family. The widow Arabella receives 1 million cash while other assets are placed in trust for Horlick’s three children. Final value will hinge on inventory in coming months, with estimates reaching 29 to 30 million.
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William “Horlick
Mia
Arabella
Shirley Temple Faces Million Dollar Suit in Hollywood
Hollywood reports Shirley Temple, then a 10 year old film star, is named in a million dollar lawsuit filed by producer Jack Hays who claims he trained her and secured exclusive film services. Co defendants include Shirley Temple and her parents George F Temple, Twentieth Century Fox, and California Bank and Trust. The suit alleges repudiation of a January 23, 1932 contract.
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Shirley Temple
Hollywood
Jack Hays
Whio
Shirley
George F. Temple
Twentieth Century-Fox
California Bank and Trust Company
Hays
The
Temples
Denning Addresses Miller Commercial Club Meeting
Gene Denning secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce spoke as chief speaker at Miller Commercial Club’s regular monthly meeting on Wednesday. The program included a Red Cross talk by States Attorney Paul Burke, a male quartet, a brass ensemble, and a business meeting followed by lunch.
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Denning
Miller Commercial Miller
Gene Denning
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Eilers Fur Service Guarantee Impresses Shoppers
The ad touts an absolute service guarantee on fur and lining at Eilers offering two years for fur and one year for lining. It emphasizes honest pre sale information and lifelong post purchase support, claiming customers repeatedly prefer their fur despite similar prices elsewhere.
Flashes of Life in a Crumbling Library Tale
In Cleveland a library basement tale describes a swarm likened to a circus as a library attendant advised a peculiar remedy. Elsewhere a barber relocates his shop by loading it onto greased beams and guiding it along the street with customers aboard, and a rattlesnake captured at a ranch zoo provides a grim science class moment in Walenburg Colorado.
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Presa
Cleveland
Lewel
Del
Walenburg
Colo
L. A. Busch
Agility Saves Mouse in Bare Ground Encounter
A mouse named Mrs. Busch evaded a snake's lunges every two weeks until it wore the reptile down. It then nibbled off the rattles and killed the snake, concluding the brief tale.
Democratic speakers highlight Highmore program in auditorium
Several Democratic speakers addressed a large crowd of Democrats and Republicans at the Highmore auditorium Tuesday evening. Fred Ray spoke on the duties of the railroad commission and backing a third term for Governor Tom Berry. William Hinselman urged Berry and cited relief, debt reduction, and expense cuts, noting South Dakota received far more relief than any other state. Eggert introduced Bulow who discussed New Deal points such as insured bank deposits, home owners loans, CCC camps, social securities and old age pensions.
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Highmore
Fred Ray
The
Railroad Commission
Commission
Tom Berry
Wm. Hinselman
Miller
Mr. Berry
South Dakota
Eggert
Bulow
Aviatrix Seeks New Ship Card Between England and New Zealand
Aviatrix Batten arrives from Allahabad India to Burma Akyab seeking a new ship card for passage between England and New Zealand amid wartime travel restrictions.
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Aviatrix
Allahabad
Akyab
Burma
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