Northwest Grain Cooperatives Form Big Minnesota Plan
A large new grain marketing cooperative called Cooperative Farmers Northwest Grain Corporation was announced in Minneapolis. Articles of incorporation were filed in St Paul. The group unites farmers’ elevators associations from Montana Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota with about 400 Minnesota members and calculations indicating regional coverage. The aim is to secure financing from the federal farm board and stabilize prices without harming market flow.
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Minneapolis
Get
Trade Bete
Cooperative Farmers Northwest Grain Corporation
St. Paul
Farmers’ Cooperative Elegant Associations
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
Sioun Malls
Northwest
Federal Farm Board
Sloan Sys
Mont Shan
Dakota
North Dakota
Sloan
Farm Board
Point is Won in Trial of Fall
The jury ruled in favor of Fall on bribery charges, rejecting testimony linking him to Edward L. Doheny and Harry Sinclair. The case cited Sinclair’s alleged payments of $234,500 in liberty bonds and other sums as part of a broader scheme. Fall appeared composed as he greeted friends, though illness and damp weather raised concern for his health.
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Washington
Dei
Altert B. Fall
Jostlea William Thing
Fall
Harry PF. Sinclair
Sinsish
Wyoming
Sadl
Ans
Weather forecast for Heron Fale and South Dakota
Weather bulletin notes cooler conditions tonight and Wednesday. In southwest and southeast portions of the state the cooler trend appears by Wednesday with diminished temperatures and unsettled conditions expected in the short term.
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South Dakota
Southwest
Southeast
Flood Brings Miami To Side Of Huge Lake
Flood waters from heavy rains swamp Miami Florida and nearby areas. The surge threatens Histeah with evacuation as water rises to dangerous levels. An emergency fund of 21000 is set to finance drainage to redirect floodwater toward Biscayne Bay.
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Miami
Miame
Fla
Get
Alaleah
Hissiow
Florida
Histeah
Minit
J. Frank
American Legion
Rsue
Miami City Commission
Iesiy
Bisgasee Bay
Prime Minister MacDonald Begins Toronto Visit
London leader Andrew MacDonald arrives in Toronto for a multi city tour including Ottawa and Montreal. He plans talks with President Hoover on Anglo American relations and aims to work out differences before October 25 sailing from Quebec. A US side tour near Niagara Falls is on the itinerary.
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Niagara Falls
Rai LP
Hamsay MacDonald
Saqdbye
Kentie King
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Hoover
King
MacDonald
Canada
Faily
Goat Island
Ina
Distute
Mr. MacDonald
Falls
Funeral for Pollock banker John Fenelon
Funeral services were held for John Fenelon, president of Pollock State Bank, who died by self-inflicted gunshot Saturday morning at age 67. Despondency over poor health was listed as the cause. Survived by his widow and four children. Fenelon had served the bank for 28 years as a Pollock pioneer.
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Pollock
John Fenelon
Pollock State Bank
Mission Successful At St. Martins Church
Mission services at St. Martins Church draw large crowds this week led by Rev. Thomas Fagan and Rev. AV Bel Reimboug from Omaha. Daily schedule includes Mass at 5 20 am sermon at 7 am mission mass at 9 am and rosary sermon benediction at 7 30 pm. Special mission ends next Sunday evening.
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St. Martin's Church
D. F. Desmond
Thomas Fagan
AV AL Reimboug
Omaha
Paese
Aberdeen Motor Company Incorporation Filed in South Dakota
Articles of incorporation for the Aberdeen Motor company filed with the secretary of state. L A McKean AC Johnson and William F. Grimes, all of Sioux Falls, listed as incorporators with capital stock set at 25002 dollars. Oct 15.
Teague Defends Caution at Farm Board Actions
Teague of the Federal Farm Board told the United States Chamber of Commerce that criticism of slow action is unfounded. He cited need for extensive preparation and new organizational steps, including leadership hires, a legal department, and moving the economic bureau to board jurisdiction to ensure compliance with the 1929 Farm Act. He urged business leaders to better understand agricultural issues, stressing the interdependence of agriculture and commerce for national prosperity.
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Columbus
G. Vet
Mei
O. C. Teague
Federal Farms Board
Lo~ Flay
Senate Agriculture
United States Chamber of Commerce
Thomas
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Department of Agriculture
Board
Man Returns Home After Tractor Plow Accident
Aliver Niglsen, a farmer from 18 miles southeast of Huron, was discharged from a local hospital today after recovering from injuries from a tractor and plow accident. He was dragged around the field 12 times and suffered a deep gash and bruising after being thrown from the tractor seat and cut by a plow blade three weeks ago.
Alleged German Spy Held At Mason City
A man identifying himself as Pawet Ty nik claimed to be a German spy and was arrested for investigation. He boasted of crimes and said a South Dakota sheriff sought him. He is held pending ward from the bureau of identification in Washington.
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Mason Cly
Pawet Tynik
South Dakota
Ward
Bureau of Identification
Washington
Legion Official Aims to Sponsor Scout Troops in SD
K. K. Damon of Katka has been named chairman of the Legion's Boy Scout department with a goal that every American Legion post in South Dakota sponsor one or more Hoy Scout troops. Also notes: return of Mr and Mrs Chris Klinge to North Platte from Valley City North Dakota. Huron visitors observed. mention of Clintondo Iowa farming context.
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Kadoka
American Legion
South Dakota
Hoy Scout
K. K. Damon
Katka
Legion
Boy Scout
Nebraska
Chris Klinge
Valley City
North Platte
Huron
Blinge
Clinto Ty
Iowa
Gored By Bull Man Owes His Life For Dog
Clayton Tobuston, a farmer near Wolsey, is recovering in a Huron hospital after being gored by a bull. He credits the dog for helping to distract the animal and allow him to survive the attack. Doctors say he is making satisfactory progress toward recovery.
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Clayton Tobuston
Wolsey
Huron
Listie
Hig Tox
Jobaston
Gove
Johnstan
Aald
Martial law to end in Borger Texas after resignations
Borger Texas officials resign prompting return of civilians as Brig Gen Wolters says troops will depart once new mayor is chosen and an officer candidate clears. Assistant District Attorney Clem Calhoun to present a grand jury record of Borger crime to the panel.
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Borger
Texas
Law Commission Reviews Activity At Ashington
The Law Enforcement Commission met at its headquarters in Ashington to review progress on Hoover’s nationwide drive against lawlessness. Experts may be added for crime areas including prohibition, juvenile delinquency, enforcement officers, probation, paroles and prisons as governors’ letters are reviewed. Also Vermillion notes the Wet Hen magazine by University of South Dakota students will be ready October 14 with staff including Editor Kenneth Hedeen and Managing Editor Louie Christiansen.
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Ashingtos
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Commission
George W. Wickersham
William S. Kenyon
Vermillion
Uiversity of
South Dakota
Kenneth Hedeen
Sioux City
William Edgeworth
Syracuse
N. Y
Louie Christiansen
August Filaja
Florence Haven
Muriel Craigg
Trip
Delivery Guarantee From The Evening Huronite
The notice promises delivery of The Evening Huronite in Huron through Western Union Telegraph Company. If the paper fails to arrive by 30 minutes after, readers should call Bumber B432 and the three messenger boys will deliver promptly.
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Huron
Tha- Western-Union- Telegraph Company
Artiv
Bumber
Western
Union
Messenger Boy
Park Board Considers Full Time Park Director for Huron
Huron park board mulls a full time parks superintendent to direct the city park program. A special committee will study feasibility with Clarence G. Walker and Mrs. C. N. McIlvaine appointed to investigate. The 1920 park plan includes supervised children's playgrounds, with $1,000 allocated for summer projects and a focus on improving parks next spring.
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Huron
City Park Board
Clarence G. Walker
C. N. McIlvaine
Walker
Park Board
Cmvent
South Dakota
Actlyn
Corhig
A. K. Gardner
Leo A. Temmey
R. D. Anderson
Civic Orchestra Membership Up at Meron Chic Orchestra
The Meron Chic Orchestra announces a busy year with college plays and special concerts. Director is Professor Darlington Hendrickson of Huron College, with a greatly augmented roster including town and college players. First violins include Helen Bandy and Lyle Hopkins among others. second violins list John Wutseh and Evelyn Drake. cellos feature Ralph Meyers and Letha Costain. other sections cover bass, horns, trombones, sax, tuba, clarinets, oboe, flutes.
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Meron Chic
Darlington Hendrickson
Huron College
Helen Bandy
Lyle Hopkins
Myrtle Schraeder
Helen Bowen
Ethylle Kearns
Audrey McDermott
Kathleen Jerard
John Pasek
Paul Rotiman
Henry Thieman
John Wutseh
Joseph Wutseh
Aldéne Cuortis
Evelyn Drake
J. V. Pasek
Ela Feeustra
Edward Pugsler
Avery Wittenburger
Ralph Meyers
A. Pugsiey
Letha Costain
Henrietta Leguit
Adah Davis
Andy Younger
Florence Shouse
Henry Williamson
Earl Thomas
LaFola Shouse
Andy Cordova
Parke Oviatt
Edward Spense
Pederson
Loftin’ Anderson
Cornie
Howard Baler
WW. M. Marcusen
R. E. Balzer
Richard Pasek
Stafford Studer
LaVerne Painter
Harold Grant
Benjamin Thomas
Roger Simous
Burlington Authorized To Operate Lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad to operate four branch lines in Morrill Scotts Bluff and Sioux counties Nebraska for interstate and foreign commerce. The lines, previously limited to four months of beet season spur service, will handle general freight year round amid rising demand and expected earnings growth across about 263000 acres served.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Morrill
Scotts Biuls
Sioux, Counties
Nebraska
Deep Sea Landing Platform Test Vessel Opened in Deep Water
Cambridge Maryland October 15 A testing model for a deep water seabase platform to aid Atlantic landing operations was towed to deep water for a preliminary examination to ensure hull seams remained intact. The 1100 foot seadrone model smaller than planned will undergo buoyancy and stability tests after sinking the dry dock and undersea underpinning.
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Cambridge
Ron Mipiante
Atlantic
Chegler
Yesterda
Seadrome
Armestrone
Mrs Kate Dodsley Dies in Michigan
Community mourning the death of Mrs Kate Dodsley in Ann Arbor Michigan on October 4 at age 50 Burial followed on October 7 beside her husband She was mother to Act Dodginy and longtime resident in whisky with her family (text garbled)
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Kate Dodsley
Michigan
Kate Dodslay
Tlwran
Webster Woman Dies From Self Inflicted Gunshot Wound
Mrs Henry Wintzman of Webster died in a Webster hospital Monday noon from a self inflicted gunshot wound suffered Saturday near her farm five miles east of Webster. Three small children survive. the details remain unclear as investigators pursue the case.
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Webster
Det
Henry Wintzman
Lincoln County Pioneer Dies at 78 in Norway
Lincoln County pioneer merchant and Yanker Over seth died at his home last night at age 78. Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Norway. He came to Hudson in 1851 and opened a store there, later selling it and moving here as an organizer of the Farmers State Bank, where he served as president until August. He also held two terms in the state house of representatives and two terms in the senate.
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Lincoln County
TE. A. Overseth
Boro
Norway
Overseth
Hudson
Ihe
Parmers State Bank
State House of Represenntives
Wesenale
Sinking Of Oil Lands Takes In More Wells
In Beaumont Texas on October 15 a widening land subsidence at the Sour Lake field threatened wells. More than 56 acres of ground have dropped with crater depths estimated at 120 to 150 feet. Edge crumbling continued as oily water filled the crater to about 40 feet.
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Beaumont
Texas
Independents oppose tariff reform plan in Senate dispute
Washington Oct 15 independent Republican group rejects entering a united front with mainline Republicans to rush debate on tariff reform. Senators Follette and others argue the record shows both sides delay, while discussions center on amendments to limit the presidents power and set new appointment timelines for tariff commission members. The row over milling Canadian wheat in bond shapes the bill as it moves through the Senate.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
Senate
George
Georgia
Ube
Jaane Denis
Republi
Owl
Seustorte Follette
Wisconsin
Borab
Smoot
Boeral
Borah
Camergie
Walsh
Montana
Schall
Minnesota
House
United States
National Textile Workers Union outlines southern program
The union through its southern textile conference commits to activity in the southern textile industry. It plans to jointly organize black and other workers for shorter hours and higher wages through widespread strikes. The conference elected Russell Knight of Gastonia as a delegate to Moscow’s November 7 anniversary celebration. A German acrobat pulls a car around Europe by a rope between his teeth. American shipping through the Suez Canal in 1928 ranked seventh in net tonnage and eighth in transits.
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Charlotte
D. C
National Textile Workers Union
Southern Textile
Tussell Knight
Gastonia Cotton Mill
Moscow
Russia
Europe
Suez Canal
Accidental Shooting Fatal Sisseton Man
Jeander Lenz, 20, died after an accidental gun discharge while hunting near Sisseton. He rode with Art Moskier and Bob Schrierer, and Richard Moskier, when the weapon fired as they alighted from a truck. Friends say the gun misfired multiple times earlier.
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Sisseton
Jeander Lenz
Lenz
Art
Richard Moskier
Bob Schrierer
Tus
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Grain Elevators Association 1S
South
Niagara
Feneral
St. Martin’s Church
Teague
Tengus
Mason City
LAW Commission
Civic Orchestra
Burlington
LaFollette
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