Beadle County Initiates Farm Aid Through Highway Work
Beadle County commissioners vote to fund drought relief projects with 35000 dollars to hire farmers on county roads. First job targets the Foster Barret area with 125 dollars cap per worker and a three-day work plan. Twenty men to start as state highway officials oversee payments and eligibility while County Agent Cave conducts a winter relief survey via farmer questionnaires across the county.
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Beadle County
State Highway Department
Matzke
Davis
Pierce
Foster
Barrett
Foster-Barrett
State
Cave
My Orth
Virgil
Hiron
Crawford School
Cavour
Legion Elect Officers At William Reaves Post Meeting
William Welter commander said the annual Legion election will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the Knights of Columbus hall. Post officers, including post commander, are to be chosen amid several candidates. B B McClaskey will read the post history and a lunch will follow.
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Legion
William Reaves
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Huron
William Welter
B. B. McClaskey
Vera Glidden Rites To Be Held Friday
Vera Glidden 13 year old granddaughter of Mrs A J Glidden of Hitchcock dies after brief illness in Hu ron hospital. Funeral set for 2 pm Friday at Hitchcock Methodist Church with Rev Lloyd Snyder officiating. Interment in Altoona cemetery. Survived by grandmother and three sisters Elva Ruth and Hazel of Hitchcock.
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Hitchcock
Vera Glidden
A. J. Glidden
Huron Hospital
Hitchcock Methodist Church
Lloyd Snyder
Altoona Cemetery
Vern
Elva
Ruth
Hazel
Weather synopsis for Haven mostly cloudy nights and Friday
The report notes mostly cloudy conditions for Haven tonight and Friday with rain possible. Temperatures may fluctuate as a result of the front, with expected changes in overnight lows and daytime highs.
Rain Halts Work On Artesian Well
Rain halted drilling on the second artesian well in Huron. workmen paused after starting this morning. The Norbeck Co. of Redfield will drill the northwest of the city filter plant site, with a power pump to be installed at the new well, aiming to secure a winter water supply. The first well already delivers about 300 gallons per minute into the mains.
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Ietty
Norbeck Company
Redfield
Huron
Founders Day Observed At Huron College Friday
Founders Day events at Huron College proceed with a 9 45 a m chapel program headlined by Rev Percy Smith a 1924 graduate and Madison Presbyterian pastor then a 3 p m reception in the college gym to host students faculty and friends from the campus and beyond
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Percy Smith
Huron College
Huron
Madison Presbyterian Church
Tax Hearing Set For Tomorrow Before Judge Fisher
Tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. a tax hearing before Judge Frank R. Fisher in Miller will hear Beadle County farmers and taxpayers challenge unfair valuations. The Beadle County commissioners as a board of equalization are accused of disregarding valuations set by township boards and submitted for county review.
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Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Beadle County
Court House
County Board of Equalization
Navy's Giant Dirigible Makes Successful First Test Flight
The Akron, world’s largest dirigible built by Goodyear Zeppelin for the U S Navy, completed a 3 hour 47 minute maiden flight from Akron Ohio. The 125 mile test carried 113 aboard and set a new passenger record for airships.
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Navy
Dirigible
Akron
U. SS
United States
Goodyear-Zeppelin’ Corporation
Ray
Tige
America
Wilsae A. Moffett
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Pacific
Hawaii
Guam
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Alston
Charles E. Rovendahl
Charles F. Adams
Moffett
David 5. Ingalls
Paul W. Litchfield
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Secretary of the
Pioneer Railway Man J A Steninger Dies in La Boue
J A Steninger, a pioneer railroad man and telephone executive, died at La Boue today. He left a widow and three daughters, with other mourners listed in the notice.
Protests Across Britain Over Dole Reductions
Demonstrations by unemployed and civil servants against dole and pay cuts continued in Britain. In Glasgow 50,000 marched, Liverpool police broke up a 6,000 strong parade, and Birmingham saw 5,000 in demonstrations.
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London
Glasgow
Liverpool
Birmingham
America Backs Naval Aid While Holding Destroyers
Washington reports that the United States is ready to forgo some cruiser rights under the London treaty to aid world disarmament. Destroyer construction remains necessary to replace obsolescent ships and ease unemployment, with Stimson confirming principle acceptance of Italy's yearlong naval holiday proposal but excluding destroyers. Wilson notes US cruiser strength would stay well below London limits, warning that halting increases could disrupt plans while survey of naval factors continues. land and air disarmament ideas are deemed practicable.
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Washington
America
Stimson
Italy
League of Nations
United States
Wilson
Miami Drum Corps Wins at Convention in Detroit
Ten drum and fife corps of the American Legion formed a colorful background in Detroit as the Miami unit claimed victory at the convention with a strong showing and a lead over rivals from the South worth noting.
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Miami
American Legion
Fie
Labor Charges Steel Violated White House Pledge
Washington reports organized labor accusing steel firms of bad faith and breaking a two year pledge to Hoover and advisers. William Green of the AFL claims wage reductions threaten living standards and provoke unrest while economists split on impact as President Hoover aims to keep wages steady and maintain buying power.
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Washington
Hoover
William Green
American Federation of Labor
White House
Julius Klein
United States
Green
United States Steel Corporation
Conservatives Win In Marriage Spat At Episcopal Convention
Denver dispatch reports conservatives secured a breach in the Episcopal convention over canon revision on marriage and divorce. Deputies initially approved then rescinded a provision requiring medical certificates of health for would be spouses, a measure liberals supported, with a first vote of 240 to 215 followed by a reconsideration showing renewed opposition to withdrawal.
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Denver
House of Deputies
Joint Commission In Marriage and Divorce
Collings Murder Suspects Freed In New York Case
Two suspects in the Benjamin P. murder were released after the widow failed to identify them as the Aaland Sound pirates. Details mention a cabin cruiser boarded on September 4 and the husband being thrown overboard. Names Timothy Quinn and Barend Toupkins are noted as associates.
Hyde Looks To Legal Beer As New Farm Crop
The agricultural department investigates the possible effects of beer legalization on farmers. Secretary Hyde said many information requests have reached his office, none from the White House, and the inquiry may influence hops and barley cultivation. He aims to determine how many farmers might be employed if real beer becomes legal and plans to speed up the inquiry.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Hyde
White House
Presidenit Hoover
Legion Proposes New Liquor Vote at National Convention
The American Legion urged Congress to submit repeal or modification of prohibition to the states with a voter referendum. The measure passed 1008 to 394, amid debate over the Legion taking a political stand. Henry L. Stevens Jr was elected national commander, the youngest in the Legion’s 13 year history, after Ralph T. O’Neil stepped down.
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Detroit
American Legion National Convention
Congress
Legion
Sen
Ralph T. O'Neil
O. J. Bodenhamer
Legion Fellows
United States
American Legion
South Dakota
Stevens
Henry L. Stevens
Warsaw
N.C
Kan- Ba
Porter Military Academy
Charlotte
Fort Oglethorpe
SK Division
Vosges
Argonne
St Die
Warsaw Post
Disef
North Carolina Legion
Woman Golf Champ Nears Second National Title
Mrs Genoa Collett Vara of Philadelphia defeated Mrs Leo Federman of New York in a quarterfinal match to move closer to a sixth national golf championship. Vara shot 37 on the front nine before the turn and faced Helen Hicks of Hewlett, L. I. in the later rounds.
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Buffalo CO
Williamsville
N. Y
Genoa Collett Vara
Pailadelphia
Leo
Federman
New York
Vasa
Helen Hicks
Hewlett, L. L
Leona Pressier
Bles Cote
Cts
Rainy First Day Of Fall Sweeps South Dakota
Autumn brings heavy rains across South Dakota with downpours from Pierre to Sioux Falls. Totals reach nearly an inch in several towns as frost warnings begin and soil moisture improves for fall farming. Local towns report 0.31 to 0.90 inches by noon with cooler temperatures and lingering drizzle.
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Huron
South Dakota
Pacar
Government O
GML X
Blystone
Sioux Falls
Pierce
Mitchell
Yankton
Rapid City
Watertown
Pierre
Aberdeen
Yenkton
Tankton
Brookings
Farm Bureau Pushes Equalization Fee to Amend Marketing Act
Chicago September 24 Directors of the American Farm Bureau Federation renewed their demand for an equalization fee provision in the federal marketing act. They said time has arrived to seek amendments from Congress to correct weaknesses and limitations. They could not discuss price stabilization proposals despite a committee of farm leaders economists and agricultural magazine editors preparing a Deles proposal. The Muscle Shoals proposition and this plan are to be reviewed at the federation convention in Chicago in December.
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Farm Bureau
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Board of Directors
Famr
Muscle Shoals
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Barrett-Foster
U. S
Dole
N. D
ST. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Pembina
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