Open Forum Debate on Banking, Race, and County Politics
To the Editor a listener recalls WNAX coverage of the Democratic campaign. The writer questions Attorney General Sharpe's rural credits inquiry, accuses Howes of lobbying for a power trust, and argues for voter awareness of candidates' records. They accuse Bulow era officials, note bank closures, and urge farmers to act against political plunder and bank protection.
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WNAX
W. W. Howes
Sharpe
Green
McDonald
Comm Milies
Charley Robertson
Bulow
State Park
Roy Milikin
Yankton County
Howes
Power Trust
Farmers Union
Banking Department
United States
Supreme Court
Pierre
Begisle
Rural Credit
Nebraska
Courea
Sewstert
Good News at Huron Friday stage to screen
MGM presents Good News at the Huron theatre directed by Edgar MacGregor and Nick Grinde with Bessie Love in the lead. The film preserves the Broadway hit with many original cast members in supporting roles and features Gus Shy, Dorothy McNulty, Mary Lawlor, Billy Taft, and Stanley Smith in key parts alongside a notable supporting lineup including Lela Lane and Delmar Daves.
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Huron Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Edgar MacGregor
Nick Grinds
Bessie Love
Lawrence Schwab
B. G. DeSylvia
New York
Nick Grinde
Gus Shy
Bessie
Dorothy McNulty
Mary Lawlor
Billy Taft
Miss Lawlor
Miss McNulty
Taft
Stanley Smith
Sweetie
Clift
Ukelelo Ike) Edwards
Lela Lane
Speakeasy
Delmar Daves
Frank McGlynn
Abraham Lincoln
Two Darkson
al Seretn
Abe Lyman
Lillian Gish Debuts in United Artists Talkie One Romantic Night
Lillian Gish makes her first talking picture debut in One Romantic Night at the Bijou. The notable cast includes Rod LaRocque Conrad Navel Marie Bressler and O P Heggie with direction by Paul L Stein. The piece notes her status in silent classics and her shift to a new dramatic and comedic role as Alexandra in The Swan.
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Lillian Gish
Bijou
United Artists
Miss Gish
D. W. Griffith
Alexandra
Ferenc Molnar
Rod LaRocque
Conrad Navel
Marie Bressler
O. P. Heggie
Albert Conti
Edgar Norton
Billie Bennett
Phillippe de Lacy
Byron Sage
Paul L. Stein
Musical film songs added to Spring Is Here at Bijou
The First National song writers under Norman Spencer add four new tunes to the film Spring Is Here at the Bijou theater. Cast includes Alexander Gray Bernice Claire Lawrence Gray Inez Courtney and Frank Albertson. The program features Songs in My Heart Yours Sincerely Whats the Big Idea Sighing for the Carolines Bad Baby How Shall I Tell and Have a Little Faith in Me.
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Bijou
Norman Spencer
The
Carolines
Ednesday
Alexander Gray
Bernice Claire
Lawrence Gray
Inez Courtney
Frank Albertson
Barthelmess Cast as Aviator in The Dawn Patrol at Huron
Richard Barthelmess leads the World War I era aviation drama The Dawn Patrol at the Huron theatre next Tuesday through Thursday. The National First release follows recent successes and features a star-studded cast including Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Neil Hamilton in a tale of flyers facing peril and sacrifice above the clouds.
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Dawn Patel
Vitaphore
Air Service
Richard Barthelmess
Huron Theatre
Nowheres
Barthelmess
Dawn Patrol
Strugle
John Monk Saunders
Howard Hawks
Bartheles
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Neil Hamilton
Gardner James
Clyde Cook
James Finlayson
William Janney
Otthers
Bijou to Show Santa Fe Trail With Star Cast
The Bijou theatre presents The Santa Fe Trail starring Richard Arlen and Rosita Moreno with Mitzi Green and Junior Durkin in a romantic action Paramount production adapted from Spanish Acres by Hal G. Evarts. Eugene Pallette also features. Otto Brower and Edwin Knopf direct.
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Santa Fe Trail
Richard Arlen
Rosita Morens
Bijou
Paramount
Eugene Pallette
Mitzi Green
Nancy Carroll
Honey
Mitzi
Hal G. Evarts
Junior Durkin
New York
Mark
Juan Casitinada
Eugene Parlette
Stan
Otto Brower
Edwin Knopf
Santa Fe
All Outdoor
Eugene Paliette
Rosita Moreno
Hunting the Hunter
Pathe News
Dorothy Mackaill Stars In Bijou Film The Furtively Widow
Dorothy Mackaill leads the First National air talking feature The Flirting Widow at the Bijou Theatre opening Monday. Basil Rathbone co stars as part of a British born cast in this witty comedy adapted from A E W Mason's Green Stockings and based on the English romance tradition with a humorous plot about marriage and family.
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A. E. W. Mason
First National
Furtlay
Bijou
Dorothy Mackaill
Basil Rathbone
Rales
Gviters
Elien
Miss Mackalls
Webbers
Playhouse listings for Theaters URON and Morday shows
Sunday and Monday midnight previews present Playboy of Paris with Maurice Chevalier. The Dawn Patrol features Richard Bartholmess on Tue Wed Thu. Friday and Saturday bow Good News with Bessie Love and Cliff Edwards. Sunday features The Santa Fe Trail with Richard Arlen. The Flirting Widow plays Mon Tue. Spring Is Here with Bernice Claire and Law Renee Gray on Wed Thu. Friday and Saturday One Romantic Night stars Lillian Gish.
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Paris
Huron Theatre
URON
Playboy of Paris
Maurice Chevalier
Dawn Patrol
Richard Barthelmess
Bessie Love
Cliff
Uketeleike
Richard Arlen
Dorothy MacKaid
Bernice Claire
Law
Renee Gray
Lillian Gish
Canton Crow Hunt Yields Strong Crow Take
Canton hosts the 18th annual crow hunt with 390 crows killed by 30 Get Em All hunters led by H J Bekke, who bagged 210 birds. F C Hankson’s Never Miss Ems claimed 180. Bekke won with 47 crews followed by N F Jones with 42 and M P Tuck with 33. Next year’s captains named Bekke and Jones. Local bounty of 10 cents per crow noted, many shots in the Sioux River bluffs.
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Canton
H. J. Bekke
F.C. Hankson
Bekke
Ruolph Hotel
H. T. Aker
Ed Full
Worthing
H. B. Rudolph
L. J. Laxson
N. EF. Jones
M. P. Tuck
Jones
Lincoln County
Towa Bluffs
Sioux River
Bank Organization Formed At Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls bank employees organized a local chapter of the American Institute of Banking this week. A nominating committee was chosen to select board members and report next Wednesday. The group aims to study banking courses, instruct on new finance principles, and improve work quality for potential promotions. Banters from surrounding towns are invited to join.
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Sioux Falls
American Institute of Banking
Board of Governors
Yankton Factory Reorganized Under New Management
Yankton Oct 18 reorganization and management shakeup at Cottonwood Packing Plant. Cack Donohue named to run operations with John Keller Harry A Robinson John Wood and Paul Fernecett as partners. Plant, among Yankton’s newer industries, runs a payroll from 15 to 200 workers manufacturing egg crates and chicken conga from cottonwood lumber.
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Yankton
Ankton
Cack Donohue
John Keller
Harry A. Robinson
John Wood
Paul Fernecett
Yankton Pupils to Patrol City Streets
In Yankton, a boys safety patrol will be organized in the schools on Tuesday. Sponsored by the American Automobile Association, fourteen boys from the grades will patrol city streets with heavy traffic. Badges will be provided by the association and police support is assured.
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Yankton
Yvankton
American Automobile Association
No-Accident Meeting for Northwestern Public Service Staff
Yaneton October 18. An accident prevention meeting was held for executives and office staff of the Northwestern Public Service Company. Guests dined with the gathering and heard Samuel Rhodeid from the Middle West Utilities speak.
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Yaneton
Offce
Northwestern Public Service Company
Samuel Rhteid
Swanker
Bureau of Safety and Inserence
Middle West Utilities Company
Mr. Held
Woonsocket Yo-Yo Contest Caps City Talent Night
Woonsocket youths who have yo-yoed through the streets will compete tonight at the Gem theatre sponsored by manager Arehart. Three cash prizes await the best manipulators and the winner will be crowned city champion.
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Woonsocket
Arehart
Gem Theatre
Much Honey Shipped From Belle Fourche
A shipment of 24 tons of honey left Belle Fourche on Oct 18 for Jersey City New Jersey. McIntyre and Sons spearheaded the export, eight cars drawn from Belle Fourche apiaries to blend cheaper grades. Bees fed on fallen cropland clover as late rains and early frosts affected the season in South Dakota.
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Belle Fourche Belle Fourche
Mclintyre,& Sons
Pioneer
Jersey City
N. J
Belle Fourche Valley
South Dakota
West River
Breaks Collarbone In Automobile Tip
WATERTOWN Oct 18 Hermex Karne man of Thomas suffered a broken collar bone in an automobile accident near Thomas this week. Karneman with two companions drove on a slippery road when the car struck a track entering a ditch and rolled over. One of the other boys was slightly injured. ANNER Oct 11 Warren E Green at Hazel republican nominee for governor of South Dakota will lead a republican rally there Friday October 24 the fire rally of the fall campaign here.
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Watertown
Hermex Karneman
Thomas
Karneman
Butterfat Production Drops In South Dakota August
Butterfat production fell during August due to dry pastures, with 4 741 cows reporting in South Dakota dairy associations. September average fat per cow was 17.1 pounds down from 20.2 in August and 28.8 in June, as drought affected grazing. Highest herd averages ranged from 20.9 to 46.5 pounds, while 81 cows were weeded out of testing herds in September.
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Brookings
South Dakota
G. Heebink
South Dakota State College
Mitchell-Armoor
A. F. Test
Grant
William Schwandt
Minnehaha
Lakeside Dairy
Hamlin-Kingsbury
Hans Anderson
Yankton-Clay
J. J. Nielson
Marshal
John Haglan
McCook
E. Gabrielson
Lake
Morrill
Deuel-Brookings-Moody
Charles Hofman
Day
William Bierschbach
Brow
Harry H, Dunker
Mitchell Man Ends Bread and Water Diet
Alfred Hiners of Davison County, once dubbed the county's "bad boy," ends a bread and water diet after disturbances with six inmates. Punishment on bread and water menu extended his time, but he now adheres to jail regulations and received his first full meal Thursday.
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Mitchell
Alfred Hiners
Davison County
Hiners
Delay in Corn Picking Delays Hoped Frost Date
Farmers in Springfield delay corn harvesting awaiting frost that has not arrived, with frost date historically around September 20. Many fields have been cut for fodder and hogs turned into fields to avoid picking. Plowing conditions improved by late fall, winter wheat sowing widespread with a strong early start. Early yield estimates around 15 bushels per acre appear close.
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Springfield
Farmipis
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