Firesteel Mine Project Upheld By North Dakota Officials
North Dakota officials defended the Firesteel coal mine project noting it will add employment and cut relief costs. About 16,000 tons have been uncovered with future output and fuel savings expected for state institutions and citizens, while Gov. Berry reiterates plans to exit coal operations.
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Firesteel
Safus Brams
Dupree
Lidstrom
Eales
Redfield
Haynes
N. C
Tom Berry
George Puder
Timber Lake
Coal Mining Commission
South Dakota
Proder
North Dakota
Timber Wolf Shot After Weeks of Sheep Losses Near Town
A large timber wolf about 100 pounds was shot within two miles of town after killing roughly a dozen sheep in recent weeks. Local residents report the animal was killed north of the city as it neared the outskirts, with wolf sightings tying into broader clashes with wildlife. Residents also claim six bobcats were pursued and fought by locals about 15 miles away last week, signaling urban encroachment on wild life.
New Cotton Mills Barred Without Approval Under Industrial Code
Washington October 19 new industrial control rules apply to cotton textiles requiring an administrator's certificate before starting a new cotton mill or expanding production. Hugh S Johnson approved the measure as Roosevelt aides pursue price policies, aiming to curb overproduction and align output with demand.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Seeks Answer On Sanatorium Delay
Governor Lemperty received a personal letter from President Roosevelt saying he would raise the issue with public works officials. The 1033 authorized Indian sanitarium at Pierre, budgeting 375000 dollars, was chosen last year but not started.
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Pierre
Lemperty
Roosevelt
Pubiic Works
Seek New Endurance Record For Women
Viola Gentry and Mary Lanson prepare to fly the plane Shawn at Floyd Bennett Field New York after christening the aircraft with the dog Borner. The pair aim to set a new women endurance record as the mission kicks off.
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Viola Gentry
Mary Lanson
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Shawn
Ix “Borner
Misscat
Hospital Admits Loren Irving and Dismisses Mrs G Norby
Inpatient listing shows Loren Irving of Wessington admitted for medical care. Dismissal notes Mrs G 5 Norby of Huron discharged from hospital.
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Loren Irving
Wessington
Medical
G. 5
Norby
Huron
Mellette Woman Is Reelected By D.A.R.
WATERTOWN Oct. 18 Mrs. Flo ta Gotans of Mellette was reelected state regent of the South Dakota Society of the D A R at the annual meeting, with officers and plans for the coming year announced.
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Mellette
D.A.R
Watertown
Flo+ta Gotans of
South Dakota Society of the
Local figures named in state archival roles
In Mitchell Mrs Ly ons billed as chaplain and Dell Rapids Mrs Frenk Briley as consultant registrar together with Deadwood Mrs Sam Brown state librarian and Brookings Mrs May Austin historian are listed among state officials.
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Urer
Bi Lyons
Mitchell
Frenk
Briley
Dell Rapids
Sam Brown
Deadwood
Lbrarian
May Austin
Brookings
Verdict II Death For Torture Slaying
Newton IIL Oct 19 A verdict of death for the torture slaying was returned today against Harry Shelby 44 and his nephew John Allen 26. It was the first death penalty verdict in Jaspers county. The conviction came on the first ballot after about four hours of deliberation. The state had asked for the death penalty after Anna Schrader 48 and Bernard Wildam the slain woman’s daughter and brother identified Shelby and Allen as members of a gang who beat and mistreated the elderly woman last August during a search for $400 they believed was hidden in the Schrader home.
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Newton
IIL
Circuit Court
Harry Shelby
John Allen
Jaspers County
Misa
Anna Schrader
Bernard Wildam
Shelby
Allen
Schrader
Pernicious Anemia No More Says Doctor In Michigan Find
Dr. Cyrus C. Sturgis of the University of Michigan reports pernicious anemia now has a 10 percent death rate, down from absolute fatality by feeding liver and stomach preparations. He spoke to the Inter-state Postgraduate Medical Association. A reference to Memnon notes in Egypt is cited as a metaphor.
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Cleveland
Cyrus C. Sturgis
University of Michigan
Ations
Inter-state Postgraduate Medical Association of North America
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