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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1929

Page

4

Farm debate races through Congress as relief bills take stage

In the early days of the extra session the farm relief fight rose to the House amend/ment stage while the Senate presses ahead with debate on the farm bill. Immigration repeal efforts falter as farm aid moves capture the agenda. Summers proposes tighter controls on perishable farm goods with licensing and false-statement penalties.

Francis 2. Stephenson Associated Press Washington Senate House Hoover Senate Immigration Committee Vebate Agriculture Committee Representative Summers Republican Flyde Summers

Bombings Target Cleveland Police Officers In Early Morning Attacks

Two dynamite bombs exploded within an hour targeting Cleveland police officers. One struck the home of Captain William A. McMasters injuring his family, the other damaged a residence of Sergeant Patrick Violland as officers suspect car thrown explosives. Police note no clues left behind and reference a prior bombing aimed at Police Sergeant John Mack.

Cleveland Department William ‘A. McMasters Patrick Violland Vice and Hanor McMasters

Inquiry Ordered Into Forced Landings In Australian Wilds

The Commonwealth government ordered an extensive inquiry into forced landings of the Southern Cross and the Kookaburra. An independent board of experts will conduct the probe. The Southern Cross crew led by Captain Charles Kingsford Smith are safe. The Kookaburra flight ended tragically and two crew members are missing or presumed dead.

Canberra Australia Commonwealth Souther Cross Igokaburra Southern Cross Charles Kingsford Smith Ulm Kookaburra Keith Anderson Robert Hitchcock Jookaburra Bruce

Smallpox Reports Declared Unfounded on Duchess of Atholl

London dispatch notes four passengers and two crew died during the Duchess of Atholl four months south Attica cruise. Malaria and sunstroke cause of death. officials say smallpox reports are unfounded and no infection risk to other passengers.

London Galladian Pacific Duchess of Wes

District Meet Draws 1900 Odd Fellows in Wellington Springs

About 1900 Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge members gathered in Wellington Springs for the C F District meeting. Representatives included Woonsocket Alpena Letcher Worrestburg and Artesian with Woonsocket providing the largest turnout followed by an entertainment by Wessington Springs members and a short play.

Wellington Springs Odd Fellows and Rebekah Woonsocket Alpena Letcher Worestburg Artesian Wessington Springs

Fire Threat Hits Wa Klipstein Store and Village

Fire today destroyed Wa Klipstein’s general store and threatened to wipe out all business structures in the village. A drug store and a bank building were seriously damaged as Watertown and Clearlake departments fought the blaze. Loss estimated about $20,000 largely insured.

Coodwin Klipstein Watertown Clearlake

Nine 4-H canning clubs form in Beadle County

Beadle County reaches a new high with nine 4-H canning clubs as Wessington starts a first year club electing Nova Sorenson president. Martha Sievers leaves for South Dakota State College. Miss Sara Dewing reports 35 mothers and girls at Schultz school northwest of Turon and notes potential new clubs in the area. The drive aims for at least 12 clubs by June 1 with Spink Hand and Beadle counties in the district.

Beadle County Wessington Nova Sorenson Martha Sievers South Dakota State College Sara Dewing Schultz ‘School Turon Carl Weiland Fix Dewing Spink Hand Beadle Pewing

Cholera Reported in Northwestern Jerauld County

Cholera cases reported in northwestern Jerauld County near Danforth. The brief dispatch notes several hog cholera incidents southeast of the city.

Danforth Jerauld

Postponed Kiwanis Play Cited By Road Conditions

AWESSINGTON SPRINGS April 24 Special The Kiwanis club play So his is on don was postponed announced by William Bromwell The play was to be presented tonight but cancelled due to road conditions The club director Bromwell noted the previous performance on April 10 41 here and the misprint on Myr Browwell was the director

Awessington Springs

Unrest at Chapultepec as Calles Await Word on Rebel Fight

In Mexico City tense scenes formed at Chapultepec Castle awaiting news from General Calles in Sonora where rebels 6 000 to 7 000 strong were reported entrenched near Masiaca and San Antonio. Federal columns and 10 000 troops were said advancing against rebel earthworks with clashes anticipated overnight.

Mexico City Chapultepec Galles Sonora Masiaca San Antonio Chapultépec Calles San Blan Talamentes Rabatte Choix Sinaloa Don

Blind man pleads for copper as woman offers penny

In a terse Tid-Bits fragment a woman from HEE tEM AGAIN tells her husband she will give a blind man a penny. He quips he is “lind all right,” and she offers a spare copper to the man as she passes.

Henry Lind

Wagner to Open Drapery and Linoleum Store Here

W A Wagner, long a drapery department worker at J C Dexter, announces a new drapery shade and linoleum store at 361 Dakota Ave South in the Darey Grocery building. An opening date is not set, but plans include a drapery work room and on site made to order items. Wagner will travel to eastern markets for stock and the Darey Grocery plans to move to 135 Third Street Southwest.

W.A. Wagner J. C. Dexter Dakota Avenue South Darey Grocery Wagner Durey Yncaling Culhane Dairy Company Third Street Southwast

Wanda Inheritance Question Sparks Family Debate

A fragment shows discussion over Wanda receiving a yearly $5000 bequest and whether she must move to the uncle’s residence to claim it, reflecting tensions about conditions and living arrangements.

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