Huron Day Promises Large Crowd At Corn Palace
Mitchell notes indicate the Corn Palace fall celebration attracts record crowds with 3470 at the Wednesday show and gate gains surpassing last year by 65 dollars. Afternoon matinee attendance reaches 1784, 30 percent above last year’s. Governor Leste Jensen attended the evening program with Band leaders Parkston and Letcher. Thursday’s Huron Day features the Huron troops and a cork at Spain.
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Corn Palace Committee
Parkston and Letcher
Hie
Tlan
Leste Jensen
Eure
Sp.in
Farm Cures And Answers From the Brookings College cooperative
Farm readers share questions on eliminating pullorum disease from flocks, safe use of survivor birds, best breeds for capons and broilers, winter feeding costs, soft egg shells from vitamin D deficiency, bread storage to prevent mold, boiling versus slow cooking vegetables, and safe silage timing.
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Sioux County
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Munda County
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Jackson County
Rhode Island
Union County
Cr. Rey
Grant County
Wangan Il
N. A. Charles Mix County
European Briefs Reflect Peace Efforts and War Preparations
AP reports from London Munich Geneva Bern/Prague Moscow and New York on prewar drills and diplomacy. London zoo guards armed to kill escaped animals. Hitler and Chamberlain meet for third time amid Munich talks. Roosevelt messages to Benes and Hitler praised. Italian reports on manpower hesitant. Swiss neutral stance. Seaforth Highlanders bolster Hong Kong. Prague trains observe munition movements. La Guardia urges world peace prayer. Cunard cancels Aquitania sailing due to unforeseen war circumstances.
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League of Nations Assembly
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Assembly
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Cunard White Star Company
Southampton
New York
Holtey Garage Destroyed by Fire in Virgil
The Holtey Garage Service Station in Virgil burned nearly completely Wednesday evening. Discovered about 7 p.m. near the electric light plant, the blaze spread rapidly and firefighters couldn’t control it before the buildings were consumed. Loss estimated around 4 000 to 5 000 dollars, partly insured.
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Virgil
Holtey
Insuramen
Sioux City Votes Down Municipal Bond Proposals
Sioux City residents rejected three bond measures for a municipal auditorium city hall and a main library addition in a special election. Votes fell short of the 60 percent threshold with auditorium 5989 4442 city hall 5928 4468 and library 5281 5082 though PWA grants exceeding 761000 had been promised for the projects.
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Sioux City
PWA
silo mix for safe corn silage fermentation
A farmer describes mixing Milo, cane, and Sudan grass then placing them in the silo followed by filling with corn. This sequence starts corn silage feeding sooner and allows time for fermentation to reduce hazards, making the silage safer to feed.
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Sudan
Fire Prevention Week Plans Made Committee Named To Speak To Clubs
Plans for Fire Prevention Week from October 9 to 15 were announced by Andy Palm chairing the committee. Speakers include Palm Denning Maul Tauber Weir Claymore Dunbar Hill and McIlvaine to address clubs schools PTA meetings and more with demonstrations and a loud speaker setup by Funck Gibbs and Thrall. Images of last spring’s Huron sidewalk fire will be shown as Boy Scouts assist in the effort. The slogan is a clean place seldom burns and a city wide cleanup is urged.
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Andy Palm
PTA
Gene Denning
Lydia Maul
al Tauber
Carl Weir
John Claymore
C. D. Dunbar
R. B. Hill
Earl Flanagan
Sara T. McIlvaine
Huron
Ernie Funck
Darrell Gibbs
Herbert Thrall
City Briefs Update from Huron Area Community
City briefs cover local notices from Red Lake Falls to Huron including family health news, travel updates, and shop promotions. Highlights mention a two month old undergoing surgery in Cronkston, a rummage sale at Presbyterian Church, and residents returning from trips to Me nomonie Escanaba and Vancouver.
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Marcetle Hadley
Ruth Westling
Broskings
State College
Deyerman
Harry Beadles
Red Lake Falls
Minn
Huron
Portland
Shelton
Wasi
Ethel Frainer
Vancouver
British Columbia
Winnipeg
Northwest College of Commerce
Flemings
Royal Hotel
Jadine
Chaster Stewart
Yankton
South Dakota Ville Association
Stewart
Geyer
Frank Kinyon, Jr
Kansas City
Kan
Williams Institute of Mortuary Science
Kinyon
Eilers’ Furs
Huron High School A Orchestra Elects Officers
Huron High School A Orchestra elected officers this week led by Vernon Gile as president Clinton Dylle as vice president Randall Gampe as secretary and treasurer Don Shaw as public manager and program chairman Ruby Ploming and Don Hoskins as assistant program chairmen The A Orchestra meets each sixth period afternoon under director Duane Smith.
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Huron High “A
Huron High School
Vernon Gile
Clinton Dylle
Randall Gampe
Don Shaw
Progam
Ruby Ploming
Don Hoskins
Duane Smith
Izaak Walton League Officers Election Postponed
The election of Izaak Walton League officers and officers of related groups was postponed to October 10 as part of a decision on consolidating the Rod and Gun Club and the Rifle Club with the Izaak Walton League. The meeting ended early due to Dr. F E Fankhauser Woonsocket unable to attend.
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Izaak Walton
Izaak Walton League
Rod and Gun Club
Rifle Club
F. E. Fankhauser
Woonsocket
Wag
Funeral Friday for James Rada
Fronteal services for James Raua will be held at 2:30 PM Friday at Kinyon Chapel. The Rev. Phil Mueller of Mt Calvary Ev Lutheran Church to officiate and burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Pallbearers are Charles McWeeney Thomas Reilly Mr Barringer Martin Erickson Quiks Larson and Clif Boyie.
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James Raua
Kansas Avenue Northeast
Kinyon Chapel
Phil Mueller
Mt. Calvary Ev. Lutheran Church
Riverside Cemetery
Charles McWeeney
Thomas Reilly
Mr. Barringer
Martin Erickson
Qiks Larson
Clif Boyie
Emery Student Strikers Return to Class After Bond Defeat
Emery high school students walked out after a bond issue for a new school failed. About 30 of 92 pupils protested, demanding a new school or no school, then returned as Superintendent Knold and Principal Chet Fred reopened classes. All pupils were present at the nine o'clock bell Thursday.
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Emery
Emery High School
Knold
Chet Fred
Beadle Farmer Wins 350 Merchandise Prize
Twenty year old Harley De Lane of Cavour Beadle County wins a $50 merchandise certificate as a sectional award in Sears Roebuck ninth national fur show for best prepared complete shipments of pelts. He earned the prize for careful preparation of five skunk pelts.
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Harley DeLane
Cavour
Beadle County
Sears-Roebuck
DeLane
Open Forum on Pension Plans and Social Security Debate
A reader to The Editor argues against Mr Kraling’s Watertown letter and defends Social Security and pension legislation. The writer critiques Townsend plan costs, contrasts federal pensions with state duties, questions un American labels, and cites figures for widows, judges, and officers to urge careful reform.
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Sam
Townsend
Spoor
Straling
Army
Navy
Soil Conservation Methods Are Winning In Great Plains
The Soil Conservation Service reports that erosion control water conservation and new crops may curb drought and wind turning the Great Plains into a desert. Deep hardpan soils and scant rainfall challenge farming, but terracing and new machinery show promise for conserving limited water.
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Great Plains
Aaston
Sal
Soil Conservation Service
Perseh
Hart
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