Brazil Physician To Occupy Pulpit
Dr Walter Welcome Wood a Brazilian mission doctor from Ponte Nova Brazil visits Huron College for a sermon series in the coming days He was a medical missionary in Brazil since 1836 and has helped run a hospital drawing patients from distances up to 38 miles His return to Huron is welcomed by friends at the First Presbyterian Church in town
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Ponte Nova
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South Dake
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First Presbyterian Chures
McMaster Defends Farm Bloc Against New England Critics
CARRETSON Oct 18 UP I Discussing party regularity last night in seven public appearances of the present campaign Senator W H McMaster Republican candidate declared the farm bloc is justified in voicing farm legislation convictions as New England senators opposed administration policies harming shipyards He cited Coolidge and Hoover eras noting New England opposition while Northwest backed the president He asked if New England justifies deputies in defending shipbuilding while Northwest defends farmers Tonight McMaster plans to speak in Flandreau and earlier spoke in Colton about tariff effects and retaliatory walls linked to Hawley Smoot policy
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United States
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Two Women Hurt In Forestburg Auto Spill
Four residents near Forestburg suffered injuries in an automobile crash two miles east of the town. Mrs. Clarence Troyer broke and sprained her arm. Mrs. Ed Hoisington sustained a severe scalp wound. Troyer’s son Roland and Harold Johnson also received injuries as the group tried to dodge a stalled car.
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Troyer
Roland
Lennox
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De Smet Firemen Respond To Early Fall Call
De Smet firemen answered a morning alarm at the G Slocum residence. The mattress fire caused little damage. The town has reported unusually low fire losses this year and officials urged extreme caution as fires peak in this season.
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No Labor Problems in Ipswich as Harvest Eases Unemployment
Oct 14 report from Ipswich notes Edmunds County has not faced unemployment due to lack of out-of-county labor demand during harvest. Bees Memorial Library provided work for many since spring, and county work has supplied jobs for residents. In four years labor contracted was impossible.
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Rushmore to Preserve Jefferson and Lincoln in Stone
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum begins final models of Jefferson and Lincoln on Mount Rushmore with Roosevelt head in miniature form. Jefferson left facing Washington as if speaking, Lincoln modeled to resemble the capitol rotunda statue. Work pauses for winter on November 1 with mountain carving progressing.
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Lago
Mount Rushmore Memorial
Gutzon Bourglan
Jefferson
Black Hills
Washington
Borglum
Lincoln
National Capitol
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Jeffersom
La Follette Sons Carry On Family Political Path
In Madison Wisconsin Mrs La Follette guides sons Philip F La Follette and Robert M La Follette Sr as the political dynasty continues. The widow’s counsel shaped Philip to challenge Gov. Walter Kohler in the Republican primary and aided both brothers’ campaigns across Dane County and statewide. The La Follette clan’s political lineage and the family’s supportive role of women loom in the narrative.
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New Berry Found By Cross Budding STATTON
Dell Harrington reports a new cross budding method for wild berry wine with other types. The project spans about two acres with an estimated yield of tens of pounds per acre. Harvest notes describe smaller seals and a flavor similar to mature berries. Harrington plans further tests and potential cultivation.
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Dell Harrington
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Keeps Keen Eye On World Opium Trade
Geneva reports emphasize Alfredo E. Blanco, anti-drug crusader, directing the Anti-Opium Information Bureau. A former narcotics expert in the League of Nations, he urges joint American action to halt global narcotics trade, noting committee bias due to financial interests.
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Radio Guards Fliers From Storms Wrath
Radio channels guarded for aviation use are mobilized through cooperation of transport lines and Aero nautical Radio Inc. The nonprofit installs ground facilities and furnishes airborne radios for Western Air Express Transcontinental Air Transport Boeing Air Transport lines. Stations to be added for National Air Transport and Aviation Corporation as weather information and emergency messages aid flight along routes.
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Aeronautical Radio, Inc
Federal Radio Commiission
Western Air Express
Leaping Moose Fails to Clear Motor Bus Near Stockholm
A moose attempting to jump a moving bus near Stockholm crushed the radiator and fatally injured herself. The incident highlights tensions over animal protection laws and hunting seasons on royal preserves in Sweden.
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Yaar
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Gustav
Artists Seek Anonymity In A New Publishing Movement
In Paris the anonymous group Carrefour Editions proposes removing author names from books and theater. They argue the art should stand on its own, citing Notre Dame and the Winged Victory as examples of anonymous great works. They plan to publish "The U S A with Music" and may produce plays with actors unnamed.
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Associated Press Star
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Taxes Hit Canton Merchants and Laborers Protests Rise
Chinese authorities impose heavy levies on poultry lard eggs cattle and even chicken feathers amid large loans. Branch tax offices screen produce before sale while some merchants threaten to close. Proceeds fund harbor works cement plant and Whampoa school, with $15 million silver loan blamed on Canton reconstruction plans.
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Gablle
Wheat outperforms corn as hog feed in UK tests
In Lexington, University of Kentucky trials show 100 pound piglets fed slop of 14 parts ground wheat, soaked 24 hours, plus one part tankage gained 1.73 pounds daily. Wheat produced about 16.68 pounds of pork per pig, according to Prof. E. S. Good. Whole soaked wheat also worked well in small lots, but tankage is advised with either form.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
E. S. Good
Animal ‘Husbandry
Cigarette Additive Claim Sparks Health Debate
A garbled report describes a claimed chemical additive for cigarettes intended to deter smoking or enhance perceived health benefits. The text references women smokers and prelighting injections, suggesting a prewar era novelty aimed at changing buyer behavior with dubious health claims.
Hunting Trip And Local Notices In Huron
City briefs detail several local visits and trips including Mr and Mrs Jack Whitney and son Robert and Mrs J W Colwell leaving for Aberdeen for a hunting trip and to visit May and Mrs Raymond Lindsey. Other items note road trips, theater ads, concert tickets and upcoming public events with several residents visiting relatives in Brookings Rapid City Lincoln and Sioux Falls.
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J. W. Colwell
Aberdeen
May
Raymond G. Lindsey
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Dorathy Lombard
Brookings
Huron
Paul Haedt
Central City
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Sioux Falls
Knabe
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Leo Buchholz
Alexandria
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Illinois Avenue
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Advic Jack Hasford
Omaha
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Lincoln
Neb
Darrel Gifford
Dorothy Gifford
Huge British Plane Does Well In Tests
This Rochester England float seaplane Valetta undergoes final test flights. designed by Short Brothers for the air ministry it is the largest of its type with 69 feet length and 107 feet wingspan. It carries 17 passengers at 140 mph, rests on two 40 foot floats, uses three Bristol Jupiter XU engines, and aims to compare with the Calcutta flying boat in later tests.
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Valetta
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Balloon And Light Aid Fog Bound Landings In London
An RAF pilot carrying a passenger landed five times in fog here using a 400 foot altitude balloon anchor sighting device a half mile from the airport a pitch and yaw indicator and a weight hanging below the landing gear. The red dashboard lamp activated when the weight touched ground guiding the craft through the fog.
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London
Royal Air Force
State Will Gravel 16.91 Miles Of Highway In South Dakota
The state highway commission awarded C Wagner Construction Co of Rapid City 23872.15 dollars to gravel 16.91 miles of Highway 5 through Groton. Bids were opened in September but contract award was delayed. In Watertown the Olson clothing company announced closin gout of its Waterlo store and a broader company shutdown of Olson stores including Sioux Falls and Huron plans.
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