Weston Manhunt Traces Amnesia Case Across State
Oscar E Weston, a bookkeeper for Standard Oil in the state division offices, vanished from his 425 Fifth Street Northeast home Monday. Police traced a possible route to Sioux City, while family and county officers pursue leads, including a move toward his old Reily Pennsylvania home.
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M E Meeting Closes Today in Huron Pierre District
Methodists from eastern South Dakota conclude joint conferences in Huron with 23 pastors present out of 29, addressing Epworth League Institute reports and religious education. District Superintendent Wilcox calls the gathering among the most successful, while a dust storm from a northwest wind affects Huron.
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Mitchell
C. Bullock
Pierre
B. Elleside
Howard
Beadle County Leads Shelterbelt Planting Kickoff
Beadle County joins Bon Homme and McCook in the South Dakota shelterbelt project start with 159 acres farmstead plantings and 50 acres strip planting. E J Pierce notes expansion to countywide scope. 100000 trees already arrive, with 214 miles of tree strips planned to be planted by May 20 and up to 230000 trees daily as crews ramp up.
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South Dakota
Thad Oviatt
Huron
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Bon Homme
McCook
Pierce
Sanborn
Spink
Brown
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Oviatt Farm
Hain
Mitchell
Davison
Hon Homme
Beadle
A. le Ford
Weather For Huron and Vicinity Outlook
Fair tonight and Thursday with slightly colder conditions. followed by a mild afternoon. South Dakota shows fair conditions tonight and Thursday, with colder air tonight and not so cold by Thursday afternoon. Local forecast notes lighter winds and no precipitation expected.
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Huron
South’ Dakota
Conference Seeks Legislation to Scrap Reciprocal Trade Pacts
Sioux City Iowa April 35 President J C Mullaney of the Sioux City Chamber of Commerce organized a committee to seek legislation to scrap reciprocal trade agreements and curb imports of raw materials. The eight state farm conference backed a two point program and debated farm policy divisions among supporters of AAA and cost of production.
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J. C. Mullaney
George N. Peck
AAA
Lew Mighell
Washta
Francis Johnson
Towa Farm Bureau
Iowa
A.J. Johnson
Moorehead
Did You Know The Rising Sun In Spink County
The first Spink County newspaper was the Dakota Sun published by H G Rising. It was commonly called the Rising Sun. The Evening Aurora offers cents per Did You Know item accepted for publication at the Huronite office.
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H. G. Rising
Dakota Sun
Rising Sun
Auronue
Fright Believed To Have Caused Dean Death
John Fisk aged 38 died on the operating table during a tonsillectomy in Chicago Heights ICL. Fire Chief George Malenke said the patient appeared scared to death as his mouth was locked shut and nurses prepared to anesthetize him, despite an inhalator attempt to revive him.
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George Malenke
Field Work Progress Report From South Dakota
Field operations resumed with spring wheat oats and barley seeding rushed in South Dakota. Laskowski notes frost in the north while southeastern counties report up to 25 percent completion. Pastures improve slowly but stock remain in good condition. Warm weather and rains could help, while Mount Ararat peaks are now within Turkey due to the 1932 boundary treaty with Persia.
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Persia
Premature Quintuplets Reported in Romanian Town
Oradea prefect of police said four of the quintuplets were born in Siamese twin pairs with one separate, all extremely small and abnormal. A gypsy mother on a farm near Hodos, Transylvania, was the source, with limited survival prospects cited. reference is made to the Dionne quintuplets as only long-surviving five birth record in modern times.
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Ont
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Edward A. Hayes
Knox
Tha Hling
George Moses
New Hampshire
Clinois
Henry Horner
Harman N. Bundesen
Chicago
Cook County
Roosevelt
Borth
Arbor Day plans near as 4000 Chinese elms ready
Residents of Huron and Central South Dakota near completion of a 1936 Arbor Day tree-planting program. Four thousand Chinese elms were ordered for distribution, with all trees spoken for as demand nears a sellout. Friday’s program will feature federal shelterbelt demonstrations and greetings by state foresters.
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Frank I. Rockwell
Nery State Forester
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A. UL. Ford
E. J. Pierce
Huron High
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Spon
Eilers
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
Bulletin
Clothing of Victim Gives Murder Clue
New York April 15 examination of Mrs. Nancy Evans Titterton's clothing has uncovered a definite clue to her slayer. City toxacologist Dr. Alexander O. Gertler said further laboratory tests would furnish a lead in two or three days.
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Nancy Evans Titterton
Alexander O. Gertler
Brain trust plan stirs debate in Republican ranks
Washington dispatch notes tensions as a Republican brain trust proposes picking top men for Congress to energize debates. A proposed chair like Tugwell sparks talk while insiders expect Roosevelt aides Ickes and Hop to influence the group, with Memes and others referenced in passing.
Landon write in surge flares in Nebraska primaries
Nebraska's Democratic and Republican primaries showed a write in surge for Governor Alf Landon while Borah Knox and Roosevelt ran largely unopposed. Lincoln results highlighted Townsend plan advocate Terry Carpenter leading in the Democratic Senate race with Quigley, Hall, and Palacek following. Nebraska delegates will be uninstructed.
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Wahou
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William E. Borah
Idaho
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Hope Dimmed For Trapped Mine Officials Rescue
Crumbling walls of the Moose River Gold Mine endanger three mining officials trapped 141 feet underground. Experts say survival possible for a week without food or water. A second cave-in halted efforts down the original Meagher shaft, forcing crews to seek a new 441 foot level route.
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Reacy
Zane Grey Reports Landing Massive Man Eating Shark
Mrs Zane Grey wife of the novelist received a cable from her husband reporting a 1036 pound man eating shark caught at Watson's Bay Australia Grey has been fishing and writing there and claims it is the largest ever taken with rod and reel
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Sid To
Watson's Bay
Australia
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