Arbor Day Observed Near Huron South Dakota
Residents gathered at the Thad Owiatt farm southwest of the city for Arbor Day festivities sponsored by the Huron Chamber of Commerce. The program featured a tree planting demonstration with AL J. Ford and Frank J. Rockwell, music by the high school band, and guided instructions from E. S. Pierce on shelterbelt planting as 1,000 trees were planted at the Oviatt farm. Additional plantings included 4,000 Chinese elm trees distributed by the Evening Huronite Eilers Nursery project, with booklets on planting provided by E. Ware and distributed for the South Dakota State College program. Booklets, painted for distribution, cover planting plans, care, protection, and species descriptions as part of the planning board initiative.
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Labor Day
Thad
Owiatt Farm
Huron Chamber of Commerce
AL J. Ford
Frank J. Rockwell
Pierce
Beadle County
South
Huronite-Eilers Nursery
Eilers Nursery
Ohio Avenue
Huronite-Eilers
Quiott Farm
South Dakota State College
E. R. Ware
United State Forest Service
State Planning Board
Tis
Planning Board
Pr. Ware
Boulder
Obituary of Manchester Hood Stinehart Stinehart
Manchester Hood Stinehart eldest son of Francis Miller Stinehart and Lucy Elizabeth Stinehart, born March 27 1965 in Ft. Winnebago Wisconsin, moved to Mason City Indiana. He joined First Baptist Church at 23 and married Myron Jane Rugg December 31 188. They had ten children, one son died in 1918. He suffered a paralytic stroke April 6 and died April 9 at 71 years 13 days in Manchester. Funeral April 11 at the Presbyterian Church Manchester, burial Greenwood Cemetery Brookings SD. Survived by widow and ten children, fourteen grandchildren, siblings, and out-of-town relatives.
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Manchester Addison Hood Stinehart
Francis Miller Stinehart
Lucy Elizabeth Stinehart
Ft. Winnebago
Columbia County
Wisconsin
Mason City
Stanhood
First Baptist Church of
Myror
Jane Rugg
Mr. Stinehart
Manchester
Presbyterian Church
Wayne
Bt. Cloud
Mina
Greenwood Cemetery
Brookings
Clark
First Baptist Church
Earle
Frank Goodfellow
Bruce
Myra Fish
Miller
Lloyd
Spragtte
Lile Balsam
Kuron
Preston Scott
Rapid City
Misa Hagel
Harlan E. Rugg
Lynn
Aileen
Lucy Long
Ian Clyde
Wosen City
Bugs
Kiss
Long
Stinchart
Card Of Thanks From Mrs Stinehart And Family
In the time of our grief we learned how dear friendships are and how touching are neighbors kindnesses after the loss of our husband and father. We thank all who extended sympathy and aid and for the floral offerings. Special thanks to Rev George W Heaton and the church members and Ladies Aid for their comforting words and help. Mrs A H Stinehart and family.
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George W. Heaton
Thoic
A. H. Stinehart
Interest Grows in Huron Airport Project
A letter to Gene Denning of the Huron Chamber of Commerce from Charlotte D. Herrmann of Hollis North Dakota requests a souvenir of the airport dedication and encloses an airmail envelope to be used or returned by a visiting pilot. The project, though weeks from completion, is drawing attention from distant places.
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Huron
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Plan Your Garden
Do plan your garden with a note keeping system and a canning badge. Mark what you plant and harvest, noting varieties and quantities. Avoid canning by habit and stockpiling. plan for variety. Include flowers to enjoy with vegetables for a fuller garden season.
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OLIVE
Dirk
Power Alcohol Plant Finished in Atchison Kansas
Atchison Kansas April 17 completion of the test farm fuel refinery, capable of 200 gallons daily of power alcohol, was announced at an Atchison Chamber of Commerce meeting. The plant, built by Bailar Manufacturing, aims to prove feasibility of blending alcohol with gasoline for farm use. Output is to be sold to the Chemical Foundation of Kansas, with contracts fixing a price starting at 28 cents per gallon.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Atchison, Kan
United States
Atchison Chamber of Commerce
Ion Foundation
Isc
New York
Bailar Manufacturing Company
Midwest
Chemical Foundation
Chemical Foundation of Kansas
New Foundation
Kansas Chemical Foundation
D. B. Gurney
Yankton
S. D
Gurney
T. S. Department of Agriculture
Potato Shortage Said to Be Unlikely for Canada
Washington officials said a heavy U S shipment of potatoes to Canada is unlikely despite a warned shortage. AAA noted potato exports are small and not an export crop, recalling last year’s price slump from an auto plant surge and weather cuts.
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Canada
Washington
AAA
United States
Wallace
WPA Heads Fired in Washington State
In Washington state, WPA officials faced dismissal by Harry L. Hopkins for alleged political skullduggery influencing relief. George H. Gannon, state administrator, was removed, with Hopkins accusing unnamed staff of soliciting campaign funds and saying Gannon was "running the show."
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Washington
Upe
WPA
Washington State
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins Yesterdaly
George H. Gannon
Hopkins
Gannon
Tune
R. C. Jacobsen
San Francisco
Seattle
Puppet Show At S D U Presents The Enchanted Princess
A three act puppet show titled The Enchanted Princess was staged by the Faculty Women’s Club of the University of South Dakota. Edith Pollock directed with help from Gladys Clark Lois Seinstrom Bertram Greynolds William Drake Raymond Lynch and others from East Junior High Sioux City. The program included several special acts notably a five person trapeze sequence and tiny marionette figures controlled by strings.
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University of South Dakota
Edith Pollock
East Junior High School
Sioux City
Gladys Clark
Lois Seinstrom
Bertram Greynolds
William Drake
Raymond Lynch
Orville Flory
Bob Yaeger
Dick Corey
Paul Peterson
Donald Montgomery
Hewitt Graham
Walter Howard
Donald Redi
Yankton College honors extempore champion Miss Collins
Yankton College celebrated the return from Houston of its forensic squad which reached the semi finals in four Pi Kappa Delta divisions. Miss Marjorie Collins won first place in the women's extemporaneous speaking division at the national tournament in Houston. The college lauded her with a banquet where Dr. G. H. Durand and Prof. H. L. Curry praised her perfect record in extempore speaking and coaching influence on the team across eight years.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Houston
Tex
Easic
Marjorie Collins
Joe
Coline
Prez Curry
Pi Kappa Delta
Eveisa Partish
Orata Ivan Anderson
Extempore
Elzine Olson
Hickory Stickers To Meet At Miller
Miller Schoolmen host Hickory Stickers in the municipal auditorium tomorrow for year end gathering. A supper and short meeting precede an address by Deputy Superintendent J Linn on public instruction followed by a dance with a strong orchestra. A record turnout is expected with many bringing their ladies.
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Miller
Public Lestruction
J. Linn
Justice Van Devanter Seventieth Birthday Noted
Washington April 17 Justice Willis Van Devanter aged 77 observed his birthday today. A small family dinner was planned in his honor. The long time jurist began as a frontier lawyer in Wyoming and has served 28 years on the Supreme Court.
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Justice van Devanter
Washington
Willis van Devanter
Mu‘ Preme Court
van Devanter
Dudge
Wyoming
Real Estate Transfers Record From Hoosier County
Furnished by goes Granty Abatract Tritt Wess Ind School Dist to Beadie County $16 Part of Si Swig B1-112-45 Henry Kingdon to B H Lougee Inc 31 EY 115-62 Ruth Anderson to C H Weir Hu ron $1 Lot U1 Blk East Huron Mrs Carlie Moore to Elmer C McCoy 5sie SW 25-105-41 Prose to Wm Gardner Huron SL Mly 2-11-84 Wm Gardner to Edward L Prove wt al El Louls $1 Wy wane EUR Lougee Inc tw Mat Lite Tns Ca $1 NEM MUL
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Granty
Tritt Wess
Ind
Beadie County
Henry Kingdon
B.H. Lougee, Inc
J M. Ruth Anderson
C. H Weir
East Huron
Carlie Moore
Elmer C. McCoy
Prose
Wm. Gariier
Huron
Wm. Gardner
Edward L. Prove
Louls
Ensemble Contest Draws 1000 Musicians To Brookings
More than 1,000 high school musicians gathered in Brookings for district ensemble events with solo rounds completed yesterday. A grand concert will close the meet. Supreme ratings winners advance to the state contest in Sioux Falls, including Edith Nelson in alto and numerous solo and ensemble performers from Arlington, Lake Preston, Brookings, Clear Lake, and other towns.
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Brookings
Sioux Falls
Edith Nelson
Volxa
Tela
Gerald
Oldham
D. Flury
Big Stone City
Eizabeth Slocum
Arlington
Arnnold Daniels
Reville
Robert Holcomb
Boys’ Vocal Ensemble
Hetland
Volga
Lake Preston
Robert Johnson
Roberta Applegate
Charlotte Dokken
French Herd
Helen Mall
Comet
Gibson Halverson
Clear Lake
Frank Larson
W. Boughton
Melvin Bible
State School For Blind
Gary
Superior
Mary Crothers
Dorothy Alseth
Gertrude Haman
State
School For the Bling
Superier
Verna Hesby
Maxine
Johnson
Esther Rildall
Tong
Wilber Dyball
Everett Jorenby
Vola
Corliss Osbern
South Shore
horm—Superior
Warren Syverud
selo—Superior
Mildred Mack
Dorothy Bentley
Virginia Larson
Rapid City to Mark Railroad Anniversary and City Birthday
Rapid City will celebrate in the second week of July with events marking the railroad’s birthday and the city’s anniversary. Chamber officials and the Rapid City Journal coordinating with North Western Railroad plan an industrial exhibit and events recalling late nineteenth century settlement. Mayor Roy Doherty will lead an arrangements committee as the State School of Mines also participates in the festivities.
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Rapid City
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Rapid City Journal
North Western Railroad
Roy Doherty
State School of Mines
Alan
Three Act Comedy to Be Presented at Bancroft Hall
Prairie Luther League stages Thats on the Bill a three act comedy at Bancroft Hall Saturday night at 3 oclock The event promises light entertainment and local involvement with proceeds to support church activities.
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Bancroft
Roeecia Oe Belle
Prairie Luther League
Bencroft Hall
Neighborhood News Hishmore JH Voster Returns Home
Hometown column notes Hishmore JH Voster returning from Rochener Minnesota clinic after illness. Updates on residents: Del a Volz seven with pneumonia, families visiting Minneapolis, Harrold dinner for Bernice Barnett and Marvin Fumpoe wedding, Maud Masher with a wrist fracture, Mabel Husband at beauty school in Omaha, Max Husband visiting from Kadoka South Dakota, John Forthman’s son to Chambers for appendectomy, Rev and Mrs J E Washburn conference in Nuron with Margaret Nol, Curtis Albexuod and Phyllis Inwood visiting, L L Ullvensvang Lutheran ministers conference in Sioux Falls, Cunningham children home from Minneapolis and Brookings, Arabella Daniels visiting Minneapolis, Ottilia Krier and Adrian Keer visiting, Mrs Serr and baby at Bordmer home, nurse Mrs Serr anxious for sister Mrs Kenneth McLaughlin, Wilbur Gloom from near Harrold breaks arm at seven.
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Hishmore JH. Voster
Rochener
Minn
Dela Volz
Ralph Volz
Jay Rath
Mira Hoe
Bloomenrader
Minneapolis
Bs. Ray Barnett
Thomas
John Ray
Harrold
Marvin Fumpoe
Bernice Barnett
Marraya
Maud Masher
Mabel Husband
Omaha
Max Husband
Kaudeka
C. M
Parke
L. L. Ullvensvang
Sioux Falls
M.C. Cunningham
Doris
Matthew
Bernand
Brookings
Arabella Daniels
Kenneth McLaughlin
Wilbur Gloom
Cavour News Notes From Huron Visit And Dust Storm
Mrs Max Eckmann hosts her Nebraska visitors including Hazel Benston who has returned home from Huron hospital. Gust Eckmann of Wayne visits his brothers Magnus and Chris in Huron. Women from Cavour attend the M E B Conference in Huron. An old time dust storm hit the area on Wednesday with high winds. Farmers prepare wheat and oats in the pleasant weather.
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Cavour
Max Eckmann
Nebraska
Hazel Benston
Huron Hospital
Roe
Gust Eckmann
Wayne
Web
Magnus
Chris
Huron
E. Johnson
Highmore
Harrold
South Dakota
Local Social News: Visits, Funerals and College Returnees
Dol Lovelace and family returned from a ten day visit at Madison with sister Erma Frederickson. Ed and Levert Johnson attended the funeral of their sister Gilbertson at Erwin. Henry Parden returned from Clinton Town after illness and death of his mother. Sickles family traveled from Montevideo to visit Charles Bassey. L B Crume back from Rochester after an operation. A Sea man's Hall Social Justice meeting drew a good crowd with Father Coughlin's radio talk as part of the program. Ora Welch returns from Owatonna Business College with completion of course.
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Gionn Lovelace
Curtis
Madison
Erma Frederickson
Levert Jonson
Whelr
Mrs
Gilbertson
Erwin
Henry Parden
Clinton
Town
L. P. Sickles
Montevideo
Minn
Charles Bassey
L. B. Crume
Rochester
Seaman's Hall
Father Coughlin
Ora Welch
Owatonna
Montana Dakota seeks first stock issue under new act
The Federal Power Commission considered Montana Dakota Utilities Company request to issue 17,739 shares of 7 percent and 50,592 shares of 5 percent preferred stock in exchange for existing stock. The Delaware firm operating in Montana North Dakota Wyoming and South Dakota filed after a Wednesday hearing. A commission decision will be announced later, tied to a merger with Montana Dakota Power Company.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Montana-Dakota Utilities Company
Federal Power Act
Commission
Delaware
Montana
North Dakota
Wyoming
South Dakota
Montana-Dakota Power Company
Utilities Company
Howell Boosts Irrigation Plan
Washington April 12 UP A former South Dakota official testified before a House committee in support of creating a commission to build numerous small dams on the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains to irrigate northern land, citing past droughts in 1911 and 1912 and arguing irrigation could unlock the region’s fertility. He recalled funds and efforts in Presho and the use of government programs, while Rep Robert F. Bacon noted South Dakota’s relief funding exceeded national averages, arguing federal aid was substantial in 1935 and 1931 fiscal years.
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Presho
S. D
South Dakot
Mace Hood
Jeff
Howell Silt
South Dakota
FERA
Tex
S, DB
Robert £. Bacon
South Dakata
Bacon
Ste
M and St L Division Hearing Nears End
Minne apolis and St. Louis Railway breakup plan in federal hearing nears conclusion. Advocates wrap last opportunity to present before Interstate Commerce Commission as three day recess begins to allow opponents to organize. Principal witness Carl S Christoffer of Milwaukee Road testifies as railroads seek to absorb lines including North Western and Soo Line among seven carriers.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Lrterstany Commerce Commission
Associated Railways
Carl S. Christoffer
Dilwaukee Railroad
St K
North Wester
Milwaukee
Burtington
Rock Island
Great Norther
Unclear Edicts Spark Debate Over Social Restrictions
A garbled report describes new laws in a non-native land restricting dress and behavior for women, including unveiled headgear, public dancing, and mixed bathing. It mentions London and debunkers challenging a claim about humidity and sexuality, with names and specifics obscured.
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Thad Oviatt Farm
Brazil
Vienna
Coffes
Trieste
Adriatic
England
Anson Dunkan
Cebate
Fai Welson
Elaine
Ivan Anderson Evem PE
Evelyw
Mnard Hardstre
FEMS
Philadelphia
Connery
Massachusetts
Works Project
S.D.U
Germany
Dol and
Howell Boosts Irrigation Plan
House Committee of Need For Water Conservation
SL. D
London
Salary Loan Co
B. A. Kaiser
Mgr. Bulterh
Bank of Horny Bldg
Wizeon, &. D
Lawrence S. Beits
Rforon, &. D
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