Deere & Webber warehouse and offices planned at Dakota Ave site
Construction of a Deere and Webber warehouse and offices begins within days at the Dakota Avenue and First Street right of way of the Great Northern railway. Huron Construction won the contract for the brick 85 by 165 foot building with plumbing and heating. A. Thompson, former Menom Life Insurance agent, will manage the local operation serving Central South Dakota and western lines to Wall and Milwaukee railroad routes.
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Deere & Webber Warehouse
Dakota Avenue
First Street
Great Northern Raray
Huron Construction Company
L. A. Groves
Minneapolis
Greves
A. Thompson
Mentot Life Insurance Company
Huran
Deere & Webber Beaner
Deere & Webber
Boy Scout Drive Backed Across Central South Dakota
In Eluren territory counties a Boy Scout drive begins next week as hundreds of boys train to be better citizens. The movement’s value is well established, with citizens of Huron and nearby towns urged to contribute freely to sustain the good work. Mr. Lilt pleads for support at today’s session.
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Eluren
Boy Scout Movement
South Dakota
Huron
Mr. Lilt
Board Inquiry Ties Co op to National Marketing Plans
Senate committee continues inquiry into the boards stance on marketing channels and the creation of national marketing agencies for principal crops. Testimony shows efforts to prevent commodity jealousies and a rapid setup of the farmers national grain Marketing Corporation amidst disputes among wheat producers and other cooperatives. Carl Wilson of Oklahoma, spokesman for cotton, is to be questioned next after a recess.
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Senate Committee
Lesee
Farmers National Grain Marketing Corporation
Lesge
Senate
Usgge
Stane
Wilson
Denman
Carl Wilson
Oklahoma
Williams
Senate may confirm entire board amid opposition
Hearings show William F. Schilling of Minnesota for dairying C C Teague of California for fruits and vegetables and Sam R McKellvie of Nebraska for wheat. Strenuous opposition to Chairman Legge and possibly other commissioners on the senate floor appears inevitable though many committee members including Chairman McNary are convinced the senate will confirm the entire board.
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William F. Schilling
Minnesota
C. C. Teague
Sam R. Mckhelvie
Nebraska
Legge
Senate
McNary
Vilas Blacksmith J W Kosak Takes Own Life
The body of J W Kosak a Vilas blacksmith was found after he died by self inflicted gunshot at age 55. He arranged a string from a shotgun trigger to a window curtain and another to his foot. Unmarried with few relatives his message asked to be buried by the Odd Fellows lodge.
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Vilas
J. W. Kosak
Kogale
Kosak
Miller
Farmer
Afek
Peacox Convicted Of Second Degree Murder
In White Plains New York Earl F Peacox was convicted of second degree murder after jurors rejected his claim that an emotional storm followed by his wife calling his apartment a dump and slapping him caused a temporary loss of control on the couple s first anniversary. The prosecution argued deliberate actions led to the death.
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Peacox
White Plains
N. Y
Earl F
Pea
Parlor Bus Bought for Red Ball Charter Trips
Mrs. Fred He dber of Red Ball Transportation announced the purchase of a 20 passenger White Parlor bus. The new vehicle will be used for charter trips and one bus line.
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Fred Hebder
Red Ball Transportation Company Today
Second dividend promised for Trent State Bank creditors
The state banking department announced a second dividend of 7 percent to Trent State Bank creditors in Trent. Separately, reports from Howard note snow and hail widespread this week with heavy hail about nine miles north of Howard.
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Pierre
Trent State Bank
Trent
State Banking Department
Howard
Teachers to Be Feted October 4
City school board planned an annual reception to honor teachers, with Dr. B H Kerr as chair and Mrs E H Bryan delivering the welcome. C P Warren will speak for the Jefferson School PTA as entertainment includes a violin solo by Darlington Hendrickson and a vocal by Hardin Van Deursen.
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B. H. Kerr
Jefferson School
City
E. H. Bryan
Raymond M. Hess
Wilson School
Hess
Tower
Minn
Baker Family Plans Move After Jewelry Store Sale
The Baker family intends to move to California as Fred J. Baker Jewelry stock is sold out. Themberg says the move may lead to a new store there. The closing sale proceeds rapidly at the Huron shop two doors east of the National Bank, with two months more to complete the sale. A disorderly conduct charge was filed against Roy Housman, who pled guilty and paid a $10 fine in municipal court before Judge Dick Haney.
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Roy Housman
Huron
Dick Haney
Huron to be host to church meeting
The Methodist Episcopal conference will meet in Huron with sessions in the church and Sunday services at Huron college auditorium seating over two thousand. Notable speakers include Dr. John Craig, Dr. Royal C. Agne, Francis J. Case, Judge Frank B. Fisher, and Bishop Mead. Officers listed: A Clay Darling president, A A Kaye secretary treasurer, with several vice presidents.
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Methodist Church
Huron College
Lay Association
John €. Craig
North Minnesota
Royal C. Agne
Francis J. Case
The
Hot Springs Star
Frank Br, Fisher
Case Judicial Circuit
Miller
Bishop Mead
Association
Ware
A. Clay Darling
Groton
A. A. Kaye
Highmore
C. B. Clark
Hot Springs
Lauritz Miller
Mitchell
Paul Noren
Pierre
L. R. Fillmore
Vermillion
G. H. Welting
Tulare
Vacation Talks Highlight Miner Welfare Class Meeting
Howard September social of the Welfare class at the Hogen home featured Rev. E Kurtz and Prof M H Hagen sharing vacation experiences. Kurtz recapped his eastern trip, displayed Kodak photos including the Lincoln burial site in Springfield Illinois and the Little Brown Church in the Vale. Hagen discussed Ella Island visits and his work at Columbia University over four summers. Lunch followed. Frank Roots and Frank Byrnes were fined five dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to trucking for hire without a state permit before Justice A W Kinkead.
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Howard
E. Kurtz
M. H. Hogen
Hogen
Kurtz
Kodak
Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Little Brown Church
The
Vale
Iowa
Hagen
Ella Island
Columbia University
Frank Roots
Wolsey
Frank Byrnes
Weassington
Peter Mintener Lumber Co Ad Promotes Coal and Storm Sash
In Haron and vicinity the Peter Mintener Lumber Co. urges cheap coal under the "Hickory Hill" brand at 19.50 per ton and notes storm sash season is near. It invites customers to replace broken glass and putty at 211 Kansas Ave S for ready service and at-their-risk delivery.
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Haron
The
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
Kansas Ave. S
Peter Stintener Lumber Co
Scout Troop One Resumes Friday Meetings at St Martin’s
Meeting of Boy Scout troop No 1 resumed last night with J P Walshag acting scoutmaster. About 14 boys participate and the Catholic Church sponsors the group. Meetings will be held every Friday night in the basement of St Martin's Church. Weather outlook begins Monday September 30 for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri.
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J. P. Walshag
St. Martin's Church
Walsi
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Weather summary for valleys and plains regions
Periods of rainfall targeted in the southern and central portions with mostly fair conditions in the northern areas. Temperatures are expected to be normal or below for the first half of the week and near normal or above by the end, with southwest to northeast moisture movement shaping the outlook.
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Great Plains
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Huron Construction
Deere & Webber Building
BOY Scout
Board Inquiry
N. K. Nelson Mason—Contractor
Kansas Ave
N. E
Kiel Bros., Inc
Fourth St. S. W. Huron
Otear
the Robinson Shoe CO
H. E. Cartwright
Minnesota State Board of Chiropody
Jones
Ming
Tuel
Peter Minthner Lumber CO
Kans Ave
Walnut
United Furniture Stores
M. ¢. Alford
Optometrist
Mall
Bring Us
Ling
Ansco
Kodak Films
Perriton
Haron’s Best Pharmacy
Srs A
Majestic
Patel
Majestic Theatre
Columbia
American Broadcasting
Majcetic
Ares
KSOO
Sioux Falls
Home Furnishers
United Furniture Buyers. Association
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