Hunters Asked To Report Bags In Western South Dakota
Hunters entering the Western South Dakota grouse and prairie chicken season are urged by the Game and Fish Department to report the number of old and young birds killed during the five half day season ending Sept 27. Deputy wardens will check bags and hunters may mail reports. Mr. Johnson says reports help determine if the new bird crop is being harvested or parent stock killed. He offers three methods to identify young birds: skull crush test, lower bill cannot support body weight, and cartilage at the sternum remains pliable.
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Johnson
Oil Fields In Hands Of Oklahoma Guards
Gov. William H Murray orders an army of occupation as national guardsmen guard Oklahoma City oil fields to enforce the state corporation commission production rules. A skirmish erupted Tuesday when Wilcox and gas company workers tried to reopen 10 wells. Company officials may seek a federal court injunction against the troops.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Army of Occupation
State Corporation Commission
Wilcox of and Gas Company
Huron Boys Are Contest Winners
George and Richard Kuhns win the weekly comic coloring contest with Moon Mul- Hing and the Gumps entries. The buyer at 583 Second Street Southwest will receive free theatre tickets along with eight other top entrants from Huron.
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George
Richard Kuhns
Sweetstake
Moon Mul- Hing
The
Gumps
Second Street
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Edward Meiselbach
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Donna Key
Second Street Southwest
Virginia Jones
Huron
Ruby Joyce Timm
Robert Timm, Jr
Darreen Jones
Ruth and
Goldie Skinner
Manchuria Report Postponed by League Council Meeting
Geneva reports that the league commission of inquiry on Japanese Manchuria operations will likely be postponed until December. The council session opens days before the league assembly and will be led by Eamon De Valera. Key issues include whether to use concerted action and whether Japan might withdraw from the league if a firm stance is taken.
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Manchuria
Geneva
League Commission of Inquiry
Council of the League
League Assembly
Eamon de Valera
League
Time Changes in New York End Daylight Saving
Clocks will be set back one hour at 2 a m on Sunday ending daylight saving until next April. Major General E L King of Atlanta completed a 12000 mile summer inspection tour visiting 15 array posts in the fourth corps area.
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New York
E. L. King
Atlanta
Fourth Corps
New Taxes Begin to Cut Federal Deficit Says Treasury
Treasury officials say new tax yields near maximum and may trim the deficit which rose to about 400 million since July 1. August receipts reached 73.34 million from gasoline, energy, bank checks and other sources, up 18.25 million from July, with further gains anticipated as tax stocks dwindle. August gasoline tax paid 894,657. check tax 3,304,251. auto levy 806,055. other items include jewelry 27, and pipelines 252,178. For July and August, totals reach 141.62 million versus 442.56 million in 1931 same period.
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Washington
Treasury
Kellogg All-Bran Praised For Constipation Help
A College Park reader praises Kellogg's All-Bran as solving twenty years of constipation. The ad cites bulk and vitamin B benefits and urges two tablespoonfuls daily. It notes the cereal is non habit forming and suggests medical advice if relief is not found.
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Kellogg
Ruth Bryan Owen Plans Four South Dakota Addresses
Ruth Bryan Owen will headline four Democratic rallies in South Dakota with Tom Berry and Senator W. J. Bulow on the same platform. She speaks at 11:00 a.m. September 3 at the Corn Palace Mitchell 1:00 p.m. September 28 Brookings theatre and 4:00 p.m. Madison. Mrs. Amny Siruble accompanies her. she heads to North Dakota afterward.
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Ruth Bryan Owen
Sore Falls
Bext
Bryan Owen
Peta Ath
Bee Hlee
Democratic Relly
Tom Berry
W. J. Bulow
Corn Palace
Mitchell
Brookings Theatre
Madison
Amny Siruble
Centerville
Owen
South Dakota
Florida
North Dakota
Sioux Falls
Baptists Of State To Gather At S. D. Convention
Sioux Falls September 22 Preparations are under way for the annual meeting of the South Dakota Baptist convention to be held at First Baptist church October 4 7. Between 300 and 400 laymen and clergymen will attend as delegates and visitors. Dr Willem Axling head of Baptist mission activities in Japan is highlighted by Rev Fred Young pastor of the host church as a key figure.
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Baptists of State
S. F. Sioux
South Dakota Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Willem Axling
Japan
Fred Young
Mrs Borah Diagnosed With Psittacosis
The wife of Idaho senator William E. Borah, Mrs. Borah, has been diagnosed with psittacosis or parrot fever by her physician Dr Ralph Falk after consultations with other doctors.
Influenza Mystery Tied to Parakeet Incident
A fragment notes a medical case linked to a parakeet event with a patient believed to have contracted influenza. The report mentions an illness first diagnosed as influenza and a death tied to the prior week.
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Mra Borahner
Virgil Hosts Watermelon Festival and Rivalry Baseball
Virgil will hold a watermelon festival with a day of celebration. A baseball game between Virgil and Hitchcock, longtime rivals, is set for 2:30 p.m. Admission buys all the melons. Event promoted by Thomas. venue details incomplete.
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Virgil
Sunwill
Hitchcock
Thomas
Cagney Is Given Up By Film Management
Hollywood reports Warner Brothers has ended negotiations to reinstate James Cagney after his one man strike. Cagney demands a higher salary and refused concessions, leaving negotiations at a standstill though not officially firing him.
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Cagney
Hollywood
James Cagney
Warner’ Brothers’ Studios
Edge Leaves Paris to Sail for United States
Ambassador Walter E. Edge departed Paris for Havre to sail for the United States. He will consult with Washington on the Franco American commercial treaty and share his views on the Far Eastern situation and disarmament. He also hopes to influence the war debts settlement before retirement.
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Edge
Paris
U.S
Walter E. Edge
Havre
United States
Washington
Frank Kriebs Heads Demo Motor Club
Frank Kriebs of Huron South Dakota was named president of the Smith Dakota state division of the Roosevelt Motor Club of America. The move supports Gov Franklin D Roosevelt with mass membership and a bronze medallion bearing Victory 1932. Airplane race results highlight Patterson Louisiana entries taking top prizes in the Los Angeles to Cleveland event.
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New York
Frank Kriebs
Huron
South Dakota
Smith Dakota
Roosevelt Motor Club of America
Roosevelt Hotel
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Motor Club
D. A. McCullough
Democratic State Central Committee
Kriebs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Commonwealth of the Union
Ans Dex
Roosevelt
America
Roosevelt Motor Club
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Genline Waldorf
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Mrs. Duke
RINSO
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T. J. Harvey Lauter’s Grocery
Ole’s Grocery
Red Owl
Huron Grocery
Demo Motor Club
Patterson
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Imine
Stastame Peas
Sitto Tency Tours
Wilk Sacre
Kraft Chees American
Pimento
Lux
LUX Toilet Soap
Famous Screen Stace
Lbs
Wilson’s
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