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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1931

Page

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Government Wins in Honduras Uprising Amid Fierce Fighting

In Honduras, April 23 as government forces claim major gains near Chamelecon and San Pedro Sula while reinforcements rush to support regular troops. Casualties reach 29 dead with heavy fighting noted around the railway key point. rebels suffer losses elsewhere including 14 killed at Guaymas and 12 at Olanchito.

Tegucigalpa Hondibras Arimes Honduras Chamelecon San Pedro Sula Tegucigulps Salvado Carales Guaymas Tela Canales Rogofo Montes Olanchito Arturo Ordonez

Jerior Production Of Hides Predicted

New York April 23 The slaughter of domestic cattle and the production of hides are expected to be larger than last year while beef prices are forecast to stay high in 1931. A shortage of better beef grades and general commodity price stability support higher prices, but continued normal beef consumption has reduced stocks. Cattle slaughter in early 1931 is expected to stay below 1890 levels with no rise anticipated in the second half.

New York Trade Survey Bureau The Tunners Council Bureau

Weather Hureo: Unsettled Tonight and Friday

Forecast shows unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with a generally fair trend in Bonth Dukete. Widespread snow or rain possible in the extreme south, with temperatures edging near normal highs and chilly lows.

Hureo

Son Follows His Father As Expert Trombone Player

Martin Bonesteel, 13, of Aurora Illinois, has won two gold medals and first prizes in trombone contests. He won a city contest in Aurora and then a district prize in St Charles. He will compete next week for Illinois best school-boy trombonist in Champaign.

Martin Bonesteel Aurora Huron Verne C. Bonesteel Bonestee Sioux City Inter First National Bank Interes Mlinois Martin St Charles Champaign

State's Attorney Case Is Appealed

In Miner County the question of a vacancy in the state's attorney's office is before the South Dakota Supreme Court. W. E. Weggint, who finished a second term last January, serves as holdover per a county board bond and attorney general opinion. Judge Alva E. Taylor ruled a vacancy exists and a successor should be appointed, affecting J Gordon Feldhaus who was elected but not of age.

Miner County Supreme Court of South Dakota RE. Baldwin Miner County Board of Commissioners W. E. Weggint Miner County Board Alva E. Taylor Huron Weggint Hutton County Board J. Gordon Feldhaus Howard Taylor Ures" Feldhaus Win

English Commander Killed In Crash After Collision

A crash killed English Commander and tenant Henry Moody, while the occupant of the other plane escaped injury. The incident involved two aircraft colliding, with Moody among the deceased.

Henry Moody

Life extension prospects discussed by Philosophical Society

At a Philadelphia session of the American Philosophical Society, Lee K. Frankel outlined cautious views on extending human lifespan beyond current biologic limits. He cited aging research, experiments with cells and animals, and noted uncertainties about future breakthroughs and the need for new fields of study.

Philadelphia American Philosophical Society Lee K. Frankel Metropolitan Insurance Company

D A R Elects Seven Vice Presidents General At Congress

Daughters of the American Revolution voted to elect seven vice presidents general from ten candidates at the annual congress. Named contenders include Mrs. Walter Johnson of California, Mrs. James Bliss Crankshaw of Fort Wayne Indiana, Mrs. William H. Pouch of New York City and others from Battle Creek Michigan Chicago and Philadelphia.

D.A Herbert Fay Gaff Charles EK. Herrick Chicago Alen Rees Ra Beliadalplils

Borglum Recalls First Carving at Fremont High

Fremont Nebraska April 3 Guton Borglum famed sculptor recounts youth in Fremont and a wish to carve statues of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln for Fremont High School en route from Texas to the Black Hills. He recalls making his first wood carving as a boy and getting a thrashing from his father as reward.

Fremont Neb Guton Borglum Texas Black Hills South Dakota George Washington Abraham Lincoin Fremont High School Borglum

C N W Considers Cutting Rail Service in South Dakota

About 150 shippers and business representatives protested at a state railroad commission hearing over the Chicago and North Western Railway plan to drop Sunday service Watertown Redfield and daily service Watertown Brookings. J J Burns Dakota division superintendent cited years of declining traffic and revenue as justification for eliminating Sunday trains. The hearing before Commissioner J W Raisch followed the railroad’s formal application to end Sunday Watertown Redfield trains and daily Watertown Brookings service.

Watertown Busines Brookings Redfield Chicago and North Western Railroad Railroad Commission J. J. Burns Huron Dakota North Western Redfeld J. W. Raisch

Farmer's Car Stolen in Huron Traced to Pontiac Coach

Joe G. Stransky, a young farmer living six miles south and two miles west of Huron, reported his grey 133 model Pontiac with six wire wheels stolen from the business district while he was at the Huron theatre. The theft occurred around 11 p.m. and deputies, including Harvey B. Huntley, searched toward Wales and Wolsey but found no trace. The car bore motor number 542823 license 320 and had about 14,000 miles, muddy from country roads at the time of theft.

Huron Pontiac Joe G. Stransky Stransky Huron Theatre Wolsey Harvey B. Huntley

Mercury rises slightly in Huron and central South Dakota

Central South Dakota sees mixed skies with a forecast of unsettled weather. Forecasters note a light frost and a 30 degree minimum last night, with coats advised for another day. A mid April cold wave brings freeze warnings, light snow in Yankton, and potential frost tonight across the state.

South Dakota M. E. Blystone Sioux Falls Yankton Mitchell Rapid City Springield South Dalesta Farmeee

Peculiar Malady In Mexico Described At Conference

Washington April 23 A Mexican health delegate described a village of 99 people in Tiltepec Oaxaca isolated from outside contact. He named onchocercasis as the blindness causing disease with an insect as the cause and noted 20000 cases in Mexico amid sunlight sensitivity.

Washington Miguel Bustamente Pan American Conference of Directors of Health Tiltepec Oaxeca Mexico Bustavente

Young Pierre Bandit Meets With Failure

A masked youth entered a gasoline station at Pierre and demanded ten dollars. Attendant Clarence Ivers refused and the youth fled, leaving with no money. Police later found him asleep at the railroad depot. He pleaded guilty in justice court to attempted robbery with a gun and awaits May term sentencing in district court. The suspect, Ray Clapper, 22, of Norfolk and Neligh, Neb., came from Rapid City seeking work.

Ray Clapper Norfolk and

Hoover Meal Shows Thrift At White House Luncheon

President Hoover and guests dined on a thrifty luncheon costing about 25 cents per plate. The eight served menu included split pea soup melba toast meat and rice in toast brown sauce baked potatoes salad butter pudding tea and corn muffins as part of a Better Homes Week observance.

Washington Hoover White House Better Homes Week

Wessington Hosts P T A Meet With Delegation

Huron will send about two delegates to the District 9 P T A convention in Wessington. The event opens at 10 30 a m in the Community building with remarks by Mrs Bert Maria state vice president and by Mrs John S Hays visiting field secretary from Twin Falls Idaho.

Huron Parent-Teacher Association Wessington Bert Maria Huron P. T. A. Council John 5. Hays Twin Falls Idaho National Spink Beadle Hyde Hand Faulk Huron Council Marks Hot Springs Hervida Domay Domas

Ttowans Submit To Tuberculin Tests

Tipton Iowa April 23 Sheriff Foster Maxson and State Veterinarian P A Weires entered Iowa township to deliver 15 day quarantine notices to eight dairy and breeding cattle owners who had refused testing. Eleven of sixteen herds under quarantine have been released or will be this week as owners comply.

Tipton Iowa Foster Maxson Ainarian P. A. Weires Iowa Township

Grain Men Discuss Trading With Stamp

Minneapolis grain men and University of Minnesota economists met with Sir Josiah Stamp and two Canadian Royal Commission fellows to study grain futures trading effects on grower prices.

Minneapolis University of Minnesota Josish Stamp Economis Royal Commission

Soviet Campaign Against Kulaks Revealed In Izvestia

Moscow outlines a new drive to brand Kulaks as enemies of the state. It forbids government jobs, orders monitoring of movements, and assigns them to manual labor or less desirable work. Officials estimate around 120,000 Kulaks remain, many exiled or executed for counterrevolutionary activity.

Moscow Soviet Union Izvestia Cenwal Executive Committee

Grain Group Loses C. of C. Membership

Grand Forks North Dakota April 2047 Membership of the North Dakota Montana Wheat Growers Association in the Minneapolis chamber of commerce has been cancelled George E Duis president of the growers disclosed today The announcement came a day after Duis had stated his association had severed its connection with the farm board Authority for the cancellation Duis said would be contested in court unless the association is reinstated The president of the wheat growers branded the move a part of a campaign he charged grain interests had inaugurated to destroy cooperative marketing and the right of the farmers in the northwest to control sale of their products.

Grand Forks N. D North Dakota-Montana Wheat Growers Association Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce George E. Duis Duis Farm Board Authority Northwest

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