Mother Carey's Chickens Comes to Huron Screen
Amusements note about the film adaptation of Kate Douglas Wiggin's Mother Carey's Chickens at Huron theatre. Fay Bainter leads a stellar cast including Anne Shirley Ruby Keeler and Jackie Moran with Frank Albertson and James Ellison as the Carey children and Ralph Morgan as Captain Carey. The article compares it to Four Daughters, highlights period costumes, and previews other features at Huron and State theatres.
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Kate Douglas Wiggin
Mother Carey
Huron Theatre
Fay Bainter
White
Et Carey
Anne Shirley
Ruby Keeler
Jackie Moran
Donnie
Amy
Carey
Frank Albertson
James Ellison
Ralph Morgan
Captain Carey
Wii
Brennan
Maccup Somerling
Rane
New England
Mnther
Fraternal Group To Meet Here In Huron
The South Dakota Fraternal Congress will hold its annual meeting at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron on Thursday at 12 30 PM. Delegates from at least 15 fraternal organizations are expected for a luncheon session. Business includes selecting a site for the 1939 Fraternal Day and electing a new slate of officers. The group currently lacks a president after Mrs Belle Zopp’s removal to Missouri. Paul Hainey is vice president.
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South Dakota Fraternal Congress
Marvin Hughitt
R. N. Campbell
Huron
Campbellgh
Busin
Belle Zopp
Kuron
Missouri
Paul Hainey
Kuren
Warning Against Damaging New City Sidewalks
City Manager Don S Sears warned youths from carving initials and damaging newly built sidewalks under WPA sponsorship. Detections will lead to arrest, restitution for destruction, and bail sentences. The vandalism has disrupted recent sidewalk reconstructions and prompted heightened scrutiny.
County Tears Down Troquois Buildings
Troquois, Oct. 19. Workmen tear down the old building across from the post office and ship lumber to Lake Preston for reuse. The county owned structure was sold at a county property auction. A large barn east of the building, occupied by Wendall Produce Co, was also disposed of by the county and torn down recently.
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County
Troquois
Lake Preston
Wendall Produce Co
Christmas Seal Contest Planned in 1938 drive
MADISON Oct 183 Special The 1938 Christmas Seal campaign to fund TB battle will feature Camp Warner awards for counties with top per capita seal sales earning free reservations for children in the 1939 health camp. The new seal shows a candle scene. Dr Trudeau urged education against TB and Christmas Seals arose from Elliot Holbell. South Dakota programs include a school poster contest, an Early Diagnosis Campaign, Camp Wanzer, a radio essay contest, a TB film loan service, and year round distribution of TB materials to schools and professionals.
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Madison
Trudeau
Eiiot Holbell
South Dakota Public Health Association
WNAX
County Seat Fight Reaches High Court in Pierre
The Perkins County dispute over moving government seat from Bison to Lemmon goes to the South Dakota Supreme Court with a review of Judge A R Denn's circuit ruling upholding county commissioners' decision to keep the issue off the ballot. If unresolved soon, the matter cannot reach voters until 1940.
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Pierre
Perkins
Bison
Lemmon
Supreme Court
A. R. Denn
Circuit Court
City Briefs and Social Notes From Huron Area
Local items recount Mrs. Mabel Linggren en route to Sioux Falls to assist in Forest Woodmen Circle candidacy class, and a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gaughan of Monroe Wis Patricia Ann. Other notes list visits, funerals, a costume party at K P Hall and arrivals of several travelers including Mrs. H W Selwarte and Miss Thelma Geer.
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Sioux Falls
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Sioux Falls Grove
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Royal Hotel
Thomas Gaughan
Monroe
Wis
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Gaughan
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Eilers
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Rockford
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K.P. Hall
A. A. Snedigar
Alexandria
S. D
M. Snedigar
Arthur Shoemaker
Sanborn
Geyer
P. J. Schott
Utah Avenue
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Grove
Geyerman
Mix Royal
Redfield
Aberdeen
H. W. Selwarte
Denver
Calo
A. K. Gardner
Montgomery
Wedding Guests Depart After Midwest Nuptials
Walker and Miss Dorothy Cotton attended the ceremony while Miss Zora Sweaxey, also present for the wedding, departed by train last night for her home in Winona, Minnesota.
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Dorothy Cotton
Zora Sweaxey
Winona
Minn
Andrews Appeals For Universal Wage-Hour Acceptance
Elmer F. Andrews wage-hour administrator urged universal acceptance of the new wage-hour law ahead of its Monday start. He predicted few intrastate firms would face trouble but plans to issue preclearance guidance and define which industries and professionals are exempt while outlining records needed to prove compliance.
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Washinglon
Elmer F. Andrews
Whiich
Andrews
Gontor
Study Communist Influence In Auto Factory Strikes
Washington October 19 The House committee on un American activities expanded its probe into Communist influence in sit down strikes with a Detroit and Flint Michigan auto plants inquiry A witness linked two investigators of the Senate Civil Liberties Committee to his expulsion from the Communist Party after spying for seven years The named attackers include Harold Cranfield and Benjamin Allen with Allen still a committee employee and Cranfield formerly an investigator now with the National Labor Board
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Washington
Touse
Detroit
Flint
Mich
United States
France
Italy
William P. Gerenney
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Communist Party
Jornlin Elected President Of State College Sophomores
Donald Jornlin of Brookings, an agriculture student, was chosen president of the State College sophomore class at a Tuesday meeting. He succeeds Gordon Carlson of Clear Lake who led last year. Leonard Engler of Ipswich is vice president and Helen Woods of Sioux Falls returns as society treasurer.
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Jornlin
Brookings
Donald Jornlin
State College
Gordon Carlson
Clear Lake
Outer Offieass
Leonard Englerpswich
Helen Woods
Sioux Falls
Miss Wood
Extension Club At Rockham Meets For Christmas Demonstration
The Plato Extension Club gathered at Mrs. Vern Jackson's home on Wednesday afternoon for a Christmas demonstration by Mrs. John Ehcich and Mrs. Jackson. Birthdays for Mrs. Jim Benning and Mrs. Jackson were observed, and attendees brought handkerchiefs for Mrs. Benning and Mrs. Paul Gillette who moved from the area to Redfield and Zell. A lunch with decorative place cards and a birthday cake by Mrs. Alta Rottmer followed. The next meeting is set for November 5 at Mrs. Dan Lentz's home.
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Extension Club
Rockham
Plato Extension Club
Vern Jackson
John Ehcich
Jim Benning
Jackson
Benning
Paul Gillette
Gillet
Redfield
War Plans and South America Invasion Possibilities
The article discusses Hitler and South American use of planes, noting naval obstacles and uncertainty. It outlines U.S. war plans to field 460,000 troops immediately with $142 million extra, then 600,000 more at $400 million, arguing Congress might approve the latter but prefers naval security for South America.
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S.A
Soutey
America
North America
Warmen
Congress
South America
Appreciation for medical staff and friends in Suren hospital
Mrs. Emma Granberg of Wessington South Dakota thanks doctors nurses friends and Revekahs for kindness during her illness and stay in a Suren hospital.
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Suren
Emma Granberg
Wessington
S. D
Largest AAA benefit payment tops 112 thousand in Texas
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration disclosed 142 farmers and concerns receiving 310,090 or more from December 1937 to June 30 for crop control program cooperation. Hing Ranch of Kleberg County Texas led with 112,140.04 from a $500 million soil conservation fund. Other notable payments included Delta and Pine Land Company in Mississippi, Parchman prison, and Hawaii’s Waialua Agricultural Co among totals ranging from about 10,000 to 60,000.
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Washington
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Hing Ranch
Kleberg County
Texas
Congress
Dugas and Leblanc, Ltd
Phiincourtville
Assumption Parish
Delta and Pine Land Company
Miippi
Scou
Bolivar County
Mississippi
Sunflower
First
Gormelia Adair
Pala Dur
Armstrong County
Tex
Waggoner Estate
Fort Worth
Wilbarger County
Waialua Agricultural Company
Hawaii
Luce and Company
Puerto Rico
South Wakoia
State of South Daekoi
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Sioux Falls
Mutual Bereft Life Insurx
Curbs and Gutters Begin on Colorado Avenue Project
Work on the 53 block curbs and gutter construction at Colorado Avenue at Third Street started with Booth & Olson Construction Company of Sioux City. Steel forms and equipment are on site and concrete pouring is expected to begin later this week.
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Sioux City
Colorado Avenue
Third Street
Sisseton Man Dies In Auto Accident
Webster South Dakota report states a Sisseton man died after a car left the road and rolled over three times about 10 stories north of Webster. Phillip Fordahl suffered a dislocated shoulder while others, including David Fordahl Leroy Fordahl John Jensen Archie Palm, sustained injuries. Jensen and Palm are from Roslyn.
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Fordshi
Sisseton
Phillip Fordahl
David Fordahl
Leroy Fordahl
John Jensen
Archie Palm
Fordsh
Jensen
Palm
Roslyn
Docking Of Liner Delayed Ten Hours
More than 1,200 passengers aboard the Conte di Savola faced a 10 hour docking delay at xORK as tugboat workers strike over wages halted tug assistance. The 86,000 ton Queen Mary docked yesterday without tugs and remains in the same slip, making Conte di Savola docking hazardous without tug support.
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Conte di Savoia
Lake Preston High To Hild Carnival
Plans are being completed for the annual high school carnival to be held in the auditorium Friday evening. A plaza pageant will be held in the afternoon with crowning of the king and queen in the evening. Candidates from each class and grade compete for the honors. Proceeds support extra curricular activities and the library.
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Hild
Ory
Red Cross Plans Annual Roll Call Meeting Report
Beadle County Red Cross chapter held a Monday night meeting to discuss plans for the forthcoming annual roll call. G O Martin and L A Zieske named as convention aids. Wessington group chaired by Mrs Clarence Soap reported. Dr CLX County disaster chair T J Wood gave notes on emergency care, with 56 patients treated after a Sunday incident. Eight sick calls, 60 dressings, and apparel distributed to needy county residents were also reported.
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Beadle County
L. A. Zieske
Mes Eshelman
Clarence Soap
Wessington
St. Red Cross
Nis Yepor
Prain
Weed
Walker
Ataturk gravely ill as Turkish president’s condition worsens
Istanbul reports the 58 year old president of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, is gravely ill with a liver ailment. A medical bulletin today stated his condition has deteriorated and his chance of recovery remains uncertain.
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Turkey
Get
Kanis
Ataturk
Tcang
Bucbetin
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