Brighter Crop Prospects Amid Dry South Dakota Winter
Government crop report from Huron notes surprisingly strong winter wheat and rye the moist early spring renews planting activity across Central South Dakota. Moisture from recent precipitation improves pasture and meadow growth while some areas stay too wet for fieldwork, foretelling a favorable growing season.
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Government Weather Bureau
Huron
J . Blystone
Chisf
Canada
Weather Forecast for South Taketa and Nearby Areas
Readable weather note predicts a chilly pattern with a Thursday cold snap. South Taketa should expect partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures, with stronger winds possible. Afton area likewise shows colder conditions on Thursday, with a gradual easing into Friday.
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Theryday
Turley
Thurstay
Judge Revenged When Doctor Is Brought To Him
In Van Nuys California on an April day Dr RL Thompson faced traffic charges before his brother Judge Clifford Thompson. The docket included speeding and a tail light violation. The judge fined $2 for tail light and $3 for bleeding with a quip about castor oil.
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Dr France Seeks Republican Bid for President
Baltimore April 8 former Senator Joseph S France of Maryland announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to President of the United States. He seeks primaries in several states opposing Hoover on anti prohibition and the league of nations. France, born 1872 in Maryland, is a physician with studies at Johns Hopkins and other institutions.
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Joseph S. France
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France
United States Senate
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Washington
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Cecil County
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Leipzig
Clark University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
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Johns Hopkins Medical School
Kiwanians Visit Sheffield School Fun Night
Thirty Huron Kiwanians and wives visited the Sheffield community at the Sheffield school for an evening of entertainment and sociability. The program included a novelty boxing match led by John P. Walsh, a talk by Mrs. E. H. Bryan on PTA objectives, introductions by Frank Dwyer, a magician act by Blake Patton and Dr C K Walker, and piano duets by Mr and Mrs FE Sewell. Prizes honored traveling distance, recent marriage, long marriage, and largest family. DeBush family noted with ten children. Supper was served by the Sheffield PTA. Walsh praised the meal as one of the finest.
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Huron Club
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E. H. Bryan
Frank Dwyer
Blake Patton
C. K. Walker
FE. L
Walsh
Baer Calls for Equal Valuation in Aberdeen Meeting
B W Baer state director of taxation urged county assessors to promote equality in property valuations. Township reps received guidance on curbing tax dodging and investigations into withheld securities. Cautions issued on farm machinery assessments amid wide value differences.
Prizes Of Nursery Stock To Be Compile Evidence
A Saturday tree planting jubilee in Huron will award nursery stock prizes to attendees. The event features talks, demonstrations, and a tree planting demo by Robert D. Fair. Key sponsors include the Izaak Walton league and The Evening Huronite, with additional speakers from state horticulture circles.
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Huron
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Huron Parks
Gardner
South Thakota
South Dakota State College
Uriers
Izaak Walton League
Huronite
Central South Dakota
Drum Corps To Accompany Caravan To Woonsocket Visit
Huron Legion officials announce a caravan visit to Woonsocket tomorrow night with drum corps and a Dutch band to provide entertainment under Commander William C. Welter. Motorcade departs 7 am from Third Street and Dekata Avenue. a joint Legion and Auxiliary meeting is planned for April 30 in Huron, moved from the prior week due to Aberdeen Elka delegation travel. The event features prizes for attendance and membership, with Legion leading in membership and the Auxiliary in attendance.
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Huron
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Earhart Sets Altitude Mark for Autogyros at Pitcairn
Aselia Earhart, first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, today attempted an altitude record for autogyros. She departed Pitcairn Field near Willow Grove PA at noon in clear cool weather to begin the test flight.
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P. T. A. Meeting Planned By Senior High Group
The senior high P. T. A. will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 at the high school building and will elect officers.
Doctor Finds Body in Office After Call
In Chicago on April 2 a doctor rushed to his office after an unidentified caller summoned him to an incident. There he found William Lewis, 33, seated in a chair with a knife wound. A mystery surrounded the event as investigators began to probe the circumstances.
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Janws Paterdl
William Lewis
Death ruled accidental for Jenkins on farm
Ethan Jenkins a 29 year old farm hand from near Virgil died from an accidental discharge of a 12 gauge hammerless shotgun borrowed from S. H. Taylor. Coroner John P. Walsh’s inquest found Jenkins unfamiliar with the weapon and on the stairway when it fired. Funeral set for Virgil Methodist Church with burial in Virgil cemetery.
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John P. Walsh
Jenkins
S. H. Taylor
W. S. McNeil
Nels Hansen
T. W. Coertis
Nyemua
Ray Jenkins
Park Egeleston
Taylor Place
Ethan
Taylor Home
Walsh
Tenkins
Huron
Sioux City, Neb
Citizens To Vote On Park Purchase In April election
Huron voters will decide April 21 whether to buy the West Park Development Association pool and 12 acres for 25000. The city commission passed a resolution at a morning meeting to place the issue on the spring ballot and authorize a special bond sale. The action follows a petition with more than 90 signatures urging voter decision at the upcoming section. The same meeting also directed bids for a new disposal plant to be built on the city’s east side with bids due April 2.
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Cite
West Park Development Association
Board of City Commissioners
Elda
Beresford Youth Appointed by Bulow for Annapolia Seat
W J Bulow named Delmar Martin Beresford as a candidate for the naval Annapolia. The appointment sets April 16 for the proceeding. Alternates include Harrion Bartell Parker, Charles Purcell Parker, and Ray Lehr Tripp.
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Bulow Beresford
United States
W. J. Bulow
Delmar
Martin
Seare
Harrian Bartell
Parker
Charles Purcell
Ray Lehr
Tripp
Warrant Legality Studied By Judge
SIOUX FALLS April 8 Justice A Lee Wyman listened to arguments on a motion to suppress evidence against Albert and Joseph Viasek of Tabor in federal court. The SD supreme court ruled prosecutions of prohibition violators from unlawfully obtained evidence are illegal, impacting the case and enforcement officers found illicit liquor in a corn field without regard to warrants. Earl Kenyon of Charles Mix County was arrested after liquor was allegedly found near his home.
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Albert and
Joseph Viasek
Tabor
A. Lee Wyman
South Dakota Supreme Court
Wyman
Earl Kenyon
Charles Mix County
Lincoln Keeps Municipal Gas Station After Election
Lincoln voters rejected abolishing the city gas station by 10 155 to 5 076 keeping the retail operation. The same election approved a 2 300 000 water bond to fund new wells in the Platte River valley near Ashland to improve Lincoln's water supply.
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Ashland
Bulow's Son to Marry May 26 at Beresford Church
Pierre Ageil 8 reports the marriage of William J. Bulow jr son of South Dakota's senator elect to Miss Evelyn Keller of Beresford. The ceremony is at St Theresa's church in Beresford on May 26. Bulow Jr formerly served as his father’s secretary during the governor’s term and will continue that role in Washington. Miss Keller is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Keller of Beresford and has served in the state banking department.
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3. J Keller
Beresford
Bulow
Mim Keller
State Banking Department
Air Force Plans Defense Of East
Washington reports the Army Air Corps will conduct the largest mobilization in its history to defend industrial centers and much of the population. Flying from across the country, regulars join National Guard units for maneuvers centered on Dayton and the Atlantic coast, testing mobility, supply, maintenance, and command in a mass demonstration involving hundreds of planes and tens of millions of citizens witnessing the effort.
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America
Army Air Corps
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National Guard
Dayton
Ohio
A Antic Seaboard
Maine
F. Trubee ‘Davison
Secretary of War For Air
Alr
Davison
Army
Naval Operations
United States
Norfolk
Virginia
Seven Rotarians Endorsed for Rotary Directors Election
Seven men were endorsed for election as directors of the Rotary club at a regular weekly meeting held at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. The nominees were Dr. W. F. R. Wharton B. B. McClaskey Camden Rayburn John Longsta Rev. F. & Lochridge Dell Scruby and Charles H. J. Mittchell for the April ballot. Ruth Kingdon gave a travelogue on the Oberammergau Passion Play seen last summer. C. Z. Barkl, president of the Farmers and Mice, joins as a new member at the luncheon.
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Service Club
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Une
W. F. R. Wharton
B. B. McClaskey
Camden Rayburn
John Longsta
Rev. F. & Lochridge
Dell Scruby
Charles H. J. Mittchell
Ruth Kingdon
Miss Kingdon
Oberammergau
C. Z. Barkl
Farmers and Mice, Chants Bank
Thompson Worst Beaten Candidate In City's History
Chicago voters ended William Hale Thompson's bid for a fourth term by a record margin, 667,529 to 475,613, making him the worst beaten Chicago mayoralty candidate. Anton J. Cermak swept to victory amid celebratory bedlam as he prepared to lead the city. Thompson pledged to aid Chicago and pursue river projects. Nearby Oklahoma City also chose J. Blinn for four-year terms, rejecting former governor Walton in a decisive ballot.
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Thompson
Cermak
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Rome
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Bill
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Mississippi
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Rivera
Hay
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Snoot
James Hamilton Lewis
United States Senate
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Johm H. Lyle
Lyle
Okahoma City
Rarin' Jack Walton
Oklahoma City
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Blinn
Elin
Walton
William Hala Thompson
Mmayor
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