State Students Among Winners In Forensic Contests
South Dakota entrants led six Pi Kappa Alpha national forensic contests in Wichita Kansas results list. Winners include Western College Winfield Kansas for women's debate and Florence Newcomb Madison Teachers for women's extemporaneous speaking. Other top placements feature Gustavus Adolphus Bethany Lingborg Augustana Sioux Falls and more with several second and third places across colleges in South Dakota Kansas Nebraska and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
South Dakota College
Pi Kappa Alpha
Southwestern College
Winfield
Michigan State Teachers College
East Lansing
Mich
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
M. D
Gustavus Adolphus
St. Peter
Madison Teachers College
South Dakota
Charles Hackler
William Jewell Collegs
Liberty
Charlies Seaton
Kan- Ss
Aviator Mooney Aims Transcontinental Nonstop Flight
Albert W A Mooney, Kansas City bound from Wichita on a secret Los Angeles start, tries a nonstop flight to New York in a small low wing monoplane of his own design. He hopes to beat the 17 hour 36 minute Los Angeles New York record, facing head winds and unknown east route toward Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mooney
Kansas City
Saori
Albert W.A. Mooney
New York
Mooney
Los Angeles
Wichita
Kans
Cleveland
Frank Hawks
Huron High Wins In Declamatory Meet
Huron High achieved top honors at a declamatory contest held in Mobridge yesterday with Walter Frost winning first in the oratorical division for Be yond the Ranges and Roy zum Brunnen taking third for Home Talent Rehearsal. Frost earned a trophy and the right to enter the State contest next Friday April 11. Other winners named include Dramatic-Marian Quirk Highmore first Stephen Keane Aberdeen second Cleoa Bingar Redfield third. Oratorical-Jackie Archambault Lemmon second William Jordan Faith third. Tamoous-sane McDow Aberdeen first Arthur Brows Mobridge second. Prof F M Barig of the University of Minnesota judged. Principal D Our aided the two Huron entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth of
Huron
Tugh Senewis
Walter Frost
Roy
Um Brunnen
Mobridge
Roy Zum Brunnen
Foilo Drametico
Marian Quirk
Highmore
Stephen Keane Aberdeen
Cleoa Bingar
Redfield
Jackie Archambault
Lemnon
Wiliam Jordan
Faith
Tamorous—sane McDow Aberdeen
Arthur Brows. Mobridge
F. M. Barig
Swech
University of Minnesota
Rapid City firemen battle prairie blaze east of town
Rapid City firemen fought a prairie fire that raged along highway No. 40, about 12 miles east of Rapid City, spending most of yesterday afternoon fighting the flames before it was brought under control. Charter No. 541.
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Rapid City
Rapid City Man Shows Vast Curious Collection
M O Irvin of 619 South Street displays a large trove of curios from across the United States and abroad. Items include wood from the Capitol in Washington, pre Civil War era pieces, myrtle wood from the Holy Land and Oregon, fossilized insects from Michigan, a Chinese morphine pipe, shells from Honolulu, Pipestone pipestone, a petrified eel from the Badlands, and other mineral specimens from the Black Hills. He notes the Black Hills’ mineral resources remain only partly explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
United States
M. O. Irvin
South Street
Washington, D. C
James Buchanan
Mr. Irvin
Joe Lewis
Capitol
Congress
Fire razes 600 acres along Keliper reach highway
Fire Chief Scheid reports a fast moving blaze spreading across 600 acres near the Keliper reach, driven by strong winds. Motors halted as the fire leaped the highway, destroying deserted farm buildings. Fire department has answered nearly daily calls. warnings issued due to dry tinder conditions.
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Keliper Raach
Scheid
Srass
Ganges
Newspaper Men Plan For Primary In South Dakota
Publishers and editors from South Dakota daily papers met in Sioux Falls to coordinate May 6 primary election voting. The Associated Press will tally votes that night and distribute results to member papers. Attendees included George B. Elliott, Ted L. Ramsey, and numerous editors from Aberdeen, Watertown, Yankton, Huron, Pierre, Rapid City, Madison, and Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Anvil
South Dakota Associated Press
Associated Press
George B. Elliott
Watertown Public Opinion
State Association
Ted L. Ramsey
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
J. A. Mathews
Aberdeen American News
St. Way
W. C. Lusk
F. H.monfore
Yankton Press
Dakotany M. B. Ronwid
Mitchell Evening Republican
Robert D. Lusk
Huron Evening Huronite
Janes B. Hipple
Pierre Capital Journal
Walter Travis
Rapid City Journal
F. L. Me
New Firm Formed At Chamberlain Pierre
Articles of incorporation filed in Pierre for the Oacama corporation authorized to issue 2.9 million dollars stock with Chamberlain as principal business place. The firm may engage in manufacturing mining building and other enterprises. Directors include John Absher A B New man and Clyde B Absher plus U S Dean. Also Hyde County land transfers listed in Highmore South Dakota deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain Pierre
Oacama Corporation
Chamberlain
John Absher
William Gordon
Sioux City
A. BR. Newman
Pukwana
Clyde B. Absher
Omaha
U. S. Dean
Lions City
Grain Warehouse Co-op to be Formed in Northwest
Representatives of cooperative grain marketing associations of the northwest plan a warehousing cooperative to run interior terminal storage. A four-man committee led by George E. Duis will draft an organization plan for submission to a future conference of grain groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Palth
Cooperative Grain Marketing ‘Associations of the
Northwest
Federal Farm Board
George E. Duis
Grand Parks
XN. D
North Dakota-Montana
W. J. Kuhri
Northwest Grain Association
M. W. Thatcher
Farmers Union Terminal Association
St. Paul
R. T. Taft
Ica
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Hitchcock Elevator Destroyed By Fire
Five grain elevator units were destroyed in Hitchcock when a blaze at 3 o clock consumed about 5500 bushels of wheat and flax. Three carloads of coal, two empty box cars, and telegraph wires suffered damage. Fire department efforts failed to stop the fire. damage is placed near 15000 dollars with insurance covering the loss. Origin of the fire remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock, Ors
van Duspen
Hitchcock
J. E. Haag
Minnesota Car Rolls On Cavour Road Accident
A Minnesota car with two men left the road west of Cavour yesterday around 5 pm after failing to negotiate a curve. The occupants freed themselves, one man with cut hands was taken to Huron hospital. vehicle sustained minor damage. Names not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Cavour Road
Cavour
Cavour Lumber Company
Huron
Seek To Force Vote On Liquor Plant Sale In Pierre
O Keefe and Stephens sue in circuit court to compel Mayor Hipple and city officials to call a special election on selling Pierre municipal light and gas plants. The petition alleges the petitioners seek a mandamus to force the vote and asks for a determination of the city action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
John E. Hipple
O'Keefe
Stephens
City to show cause on power plant sale bid
Officials refused to call the election after Montana Dakota Power offered 450000 for the plants and filed a petition signed by more than 30 percent of electors requesting a vote on the sale. Judge John F. Hughes set April 14 as the date for city officials to show cause why the verdict should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana-Dakota Power Company
John F. Hughes
Brunswick Plants Sold to Warner Bros for 310 Million
Dubuque Iowa April 5 7 culmination of the sale of the Brunswick Balke Collender Co s plants to Warner Bros Inc for 310000000 was being made today in Chicago Final papers will be signed at a meeting with Warner representatives completing a deal long pending Warner Brothers pioneers in talking pictures intend to make the Dubuque plant the central distributing point for sound pictures All pictures filmed on the west coast and New York will be sent to Dubuque for synchronization officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Brunswick- Balke-Collender Co
Warner Bros. Inc
Chicago
Brunswick
Warner Representatives
Warner Brothers
Sound Pictures
West Coast
New York
Notice of Annual Election in Huron South Dakota 1930
Notice to voters in Huron South Dakota of the April 15 1930 annual city election. It lists a mayoral seat for five years and two bond questions to fund a Sewage Disposal Plant and trunk line sewer. Questions propose bonds of 250000 and 40000 dollars at up to 5 percent interest, payable semi annually over twenty years, with specific project details and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
City of Huron
City of
James River
Frank Avenue
Historic Ward Election Precincts and Hours Recorded
The notice lists voting places by ward and precinct including Marshall O Neal Garage Dakota Avenue Armstrong Furniture Store Beadle County Court House Huron College Cottage Grocery City Hall and City Filter Plant with polls open from eight in the morning to five in the evening. Mayor D G Medbery and City Auditor M P Walt sign the notice. Building inspectors warn that new structures lack permits and must obtain them at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Stes
Huron Colleze
Hidge
Cottage
Ith Street
Polly
D.G. Medbery
Sheriff Sale Notice on Beadle County Mortgage Foreclosure
A sheriff sale is announced in Beadle County South Dakota following a circuit court judgment for foreclosure on Lucinda A. Trow. The Southeast Quarter of Section 3 Township 109 Range 62 is to be sold at public auction at the Huron courthouse to satisfy a $10,942.50 debt plus costs, scheduled for April 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trestrail
Lucinda A. Trow
Circuit Court of the
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Beadie County
South Dakota
Beadley County
Beadle County
Huron
Lyda G. Larsen
Chamberlain & Hall
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice In Beadle County South Dakota
Taxes and insurance due on a 1925 mortgage to Farmers and Merchants Bank Beadle County. Property in Huron City Lot 21 and 22 Block 57 Fifth Railway Add. Assigned to Margaret Melum with balances due totaling 1658.15 plus interest. Sheriff sale set for April 16, 1950 at 10 am at Beadle County Court House front steps. John s and Johns for mortgagee. Ida G. Larsen Sheriff. Margaret Melum owner of mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Elsewood
J.C. Flood
Beadle County
South Dakota
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Huron
Register of Deeds
Margaret Melum
the Register of Deeds
Beadie County
Estate of Mary E. Huhn Administrator Notice
Mary E. Huhn deceased appears in Beadle County South Dakota probate proceedings. Creditors and all persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication. Howes Temney lawyers for the administrator dated March 10, 170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Huhn
Clair
Howes & Temmey
Huron
Beadle
I. Dakota
Said Howes & Temmey
South Dakota
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Kansas
Huron High
Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmere
S. D
Fivede County
First National Bank of
Trizhmors
Reserve District No
National Bank OF Buron
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Carl E. Voi
Carl E. Voigt
Camden Rayburn BE
Beach
A. A. Chamberlain
Carles Ne Balt
Publ
Kimmel, Mer
Warner Bros
M. P. Walt
Tadvie
John Henney
Beale
Circuit Court
Ninth Judicial
Circuit
B. H. Sprague
M. D. WD
Sewell
H.L. Saylor
M.D. W. H. Griffith
Hs A
W. H. Saxton
HW. Faust
M.D
C. Shirley
Campbell
Bus
Ing School
W. J. Findley
Second St. S. E
Conshokecker
Huron Marble & Granite Works
Idaho Sta
Margaret Melon
Ida G. Larsen
Johns
Mortgagee
Estele of
Bary E
JH. Mahaffy
Woodworth
D. B. Richards Agency
Lanipe
Sherman & Moe
Atwater
Kent
RADIO
Atwater Kent
Nac
Armin Maytag
Ray Sawyers
Mgr
Third St. S. E
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