Woonsocket Wins Contest In School Events
Woonsocket high school entrants topped three rival schools in shorthand, typewriting, and bookkeeping contests scoring 10 points to win. Mitchell and Notre Dame academy followed with nine and eight points respectively as winners and runners-up were named in multiple classes and novicer divisions.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Notre Dame Academy
Mitchell
Mt Vernon High School
Mitchell High Schces
Eigth
Donen
Esther Parsons
Notre Dame
LaVaughay Durisch
Tidith Humparesy
Bernice Wetlmer
Burl Carli
Mateur
Geraldine Taylor - Mitchell
Irene Eliott
Secant
Thir Novicerthand
Borghild Brakke
Mt. Vernon
Margaret Sher- Wan
Dane Acader Dreng Huse
State principals elect officers and form study panel
Vermillion D Ia April 15 State high school principals closed a two day meeting at the University of South Dakota. E A Erickson Water town was elected president to succeed C C Curran Lead. W L Caldwell Belle Fourche named vice president and Miss Matilda Stuart Madison elected secretary treasurer. A committee to study high school courses of study for revision was named with Vermillion superintendent D B Holler as chairman and including D L Risk South Dakota University, Point supervisor, and D D Jonas Layman Dunbar. Hucon
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
E. A. Erickson
Watertown
Atate
C. C. Curran
Lead High School
W. L
Weather report for Huron area shows variable temperatures
A clipped weather note from the Huron vicinity records a tense range with a mild high and a low near seasonal extremes. The forecast indicates tonight and tomorrow bring cooler conditions with changing winds and possible precipitation.
Huron college senior wins graduate math scholar award
A Turon College senior coed, soon to graduate in June, is named a graduate scholar in mathematics by the University of Witness. The award includes a $200 stipend and tuition exemption for the 1529 academic year, with the recipient from Piedmont SD and educated in Rapid City schools. She has maintained a high tech average at Turon College and previously earned Gibbs dictionary honors for top academic average.
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Huron College
University of Witness
Turon’ College
Piedmont
Rapid City
Turon College
Engle
Gibbs’ Dictionary
Huron City Briefs Mixed Social and Local Notices
Mrs. James Vey travels home from Pittsburgh after a death in the family. Artesian friends visit Mrs. W. B. Beddow. Moe works as station agent for Chicago Milwaukee. Erdmans return to Omaha with Ena Hughes visiting. Miss Syring arrives from Aberdeen to visit en route west. Chas. H. J. Mitchell departs for Minneapolis on business. Mrs. Olen Bard of Bryan, Ohio visiting the Carlsons. Stenographer and bookkeeper position listed. Carlie Le Grand recovers from appendectomy. H L Keyes of Minneapolis on a SD business trip. Lost Boston Bell terrier license 153. Dodge coupe ad. Rev and Mrs Hoyer visit Huon. spring dress cleanup.
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Baptist Church
Ardis Bullington
Katheryn Cool
Beulah Murphy
Redfield
Huron
Ruth Syring
Aberdeen
Wessington
West Coast
Syring
Chas
H. J. Mitchell Jeft
Minneapolis
Olen Bard
Bryan
Ohio
Carlson
Fifth Street
Bard
Walker
Huron Theater
Carlie le Grand
Carl LeGrand
Hitchcock
Sprague Hospital
H. L. Keyes
National Merchants Association of the Northwest
Keyes
Retail Merchants Association of South Dakota
Boston Bell Terrier
Kansas S.E
Hoyer
Traquois
Huon
Change Time of League Dinner
To avoid clashing with Miss Margery Maxwell’s concert, the League of Women Voters will serve dinner at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt at 6:15. Citizens are urged to arrive near 6 o’clock so the event ends in time for concertgoers. Leo Temmey and Mrs. Domas share messages on child welfare in Huron, a vital issue. Reserve a place at once.
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Margery Maxwell
College Auditorium
League of Women, Voters
Marvin Hughitt
Leo Temmey
Domas
Huron
Card of Thanks for a Son and Brother
Card thanks friends neighbors and railway workers for support sorrow and floral offerings after the death of their son and brother. Mary M Donahue and Mr and Mrs Rovert Donahue express appreciation for comfort words and favors from O and N O W Railway and fellow workmen in the railroad yards.
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Rey
Ketetie
Bes
Mary M. Donahue
Mrs. Rovert Donahue
Father John's Medicine Restores Health Sa Daily Claim
Miss Emily G Baker of Newport Wisconsin suffers chronic bronchitis and repeated colds. She credits Father John's Medicine with restoring health, easing coughs, improving sleep, and rebuilding resistance. She says the medicine left her coughing gone and she feels much better.
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Emily G. Baker
Covery Street
Newport
Father Tokn
Father John
Juniors Entertain Seniors At Biggest Social Function
The farewell for Huron high school seniors was hosted by juniors at Jefferson school on a Ireland themed banquet. About 29 juniors seniors and staff attended with green and white decor centering a shamrock table and a miniature Irish cottage.
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Huron High School
Jeferson School
Board of Education
Ireland
Manford Polly
Lillian Love
Mike Gibbs
Globe Trotters
Delmar Gibbs
Gertrude Christianson
Don Streeter
Helen Usta
Tose
Winners in Y G L meet across nine counties
In Essington Springs the Cle g Contest crowned Lela Hari among nine counties contestants. First place went to Cee county, second to Phyllis San born, third to Glenn Tere auld. Ten dollars and a trip to the state contest were awarded later. Merchandise prizes were given by the South Dakota Manufacturers and Employers association. In intermediate division no winners were named, Merion Swanson led Sanuora county, with Selisa Garvin Buffalo county and others close.
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Essington Springs
Lela Hari
Cee County
Phylli
Sanborn County
Glenn
Tereauld
South Dakota
Merion Swanson
Sanuora Cownts
Selisa Garvin
Buffalo County
Darlene Farnsworth
Hand County
Mildred Guiberg
Dayisen County
Fourth. 5 Thy thematic for culture and Industry together
Fragmentary line reads like a 19th century cultural industry program noting themes of culture and industry united. No clear person, date, place, or organization is identifiable from the legible text.
Industrialism Routs Old Family Laundry in New York
In New York a traditional family laundry faces decline as industrial rivals gain dominance. The article cites rising costs and a shift toward larger operations, noting figures around 500,000 dollars and projections nearing 1.6 million by midyear. A pivotal focus is the impact on local craftsmen and the broader shift in the city’s commercial landscape.
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York Pri
Tsecond
New York
Admiral Sry
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