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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1934

Page

12

Indians Favor Wheeler-Howard Bill at Cheyenne Agency Meetings

Gettsyburg April 27 Special Indians at Cheyenne Agency La Plant and Upper Cherry Creek district show strong interest in the Wheeler-Howard Indian Rights bill. Dr. Henry Roe Cloud explains amendments restricting interior secretary power, excluding minerals from allotments, and preserving tribal land rights. Amendments create Court of Indian Affairs with appeal from community courts for sentences over 60 days or fines above $200.

Gettysburg Cheyenn River Agency Henry Roe Cloud Indian Department Nebraska Roe Cloud Eastern University Cheyenne Agency la Plant Cherry Creek House Senate Secretary of the Interior Court of Indian Affairs

Forestburg Pupils Sing At Mitchell Convention

Twenty five Forestburg grade school pupils from fourth to eighth grades formed a chorus and traveled to Mitchell for the Young Citizen's League convention. Mary Frances Hinde won first place in her declamatory division at Woonsocket and performed at Mitchell.

Forestburg Mitchell Young Citizen's League Mary -Frances Hinde Woonsocket

Canova Band Chooses Officers for 1934 Concerts

Clyde 4H Powers elected president of the Canova band and Frances Trippler named secretary treasurer. Rehearsals begun with no director named yet. Summer season to start about June 1.

Canova Clyde Powers Frances Trippler

Post Vacant If Assessor Moves

Pierre April 27. The office of township assessor becomes vacant if the officer moves from the township where elected. Attorney General Walter Conway informs State’s Attorney D. C. Walsh of Miller. The opinion says vacancy could be filled by appointment. If no appointment is made, the assessment by the original officer would be valid.

Pierre Walter Conway D.C. Walsh Miller

Amber Cane Seed For Sale At Cost In Huron

Beadle County Feed Committee announces amber cane seed from Kansas City with 87 percent germination available at 2.60 per hundred pounds. Charles Worrall urges early orders, noting seed is at cost plus handling and may rise due to high demand. Also listed: Seed corn at cost and hay at 13.50 off per car or 5.50 off per load, with contact through The Evening Huronite for orders.

Beadle County Feed Committee Huron Charles’ Worrall Kansas City Mrr Worrall Charles Worrall Care Huronite South Dakota Beadle County Minnesota

German War Veteran Max Labuda Dies in Woonsocket

German veteran Max Labuda died of heart trouble at age 47 and funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. F. W. Cannon presiding. He served three years in the German army before immigrating to the United States in 1925. He lived in Cincinnati then Eureka, South Dakota, before moving to Woonsocket in 1930 to run a jewelry and watch repair shop. He received U.S. citizenship in 1922. Surviving are his widow and two children. Burial was at Eventide cemetery.

Woonsocket Max Labuda Methodist Church F. W. Cannon Labuda United States Cincinnati Eureka 8. D Eventide Cemetery

Clubwomen End District Meet in Gettysburg

Delegates from nearly all of the 50 clubs in the Sixth district of the South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs closed its deliberations. J D Weeks urged education as state responsibility. The convention opened with sessions in the M and M church and ended with an Indian motif program featuring the Cheyenne Agency trio.

Gettysburg South Dakota Federation of ‘Women's Clubs C. Polly of Pietre E.W. Provine Howard E. Trask Blunt G. A. Cranholm Ipswich Nannette Gun M. E Cheyenne Agency

Election Day Dinner Plans in Clark

The Congregational ladies prepare the annual May Day dinner on election day April 27. Election returns will be announced at the dinner and during the evening program.

Clark Congregational

Detained trio admit extortion attempt in Lake Preston

Desmet April 27 Special Sheriff W F Swartz investigates a case involving Con rad Nelson a retired farmer of Lake Preston accused of extorting 500 dollars. Rider Dubl 28 and Blake Maxem 17 both of Lake Preston admit to sending a note via mail threatening tar and feathering and slander to Nelson. A postal inspector is on the scene and the case may move to federal authorities. The arrests occurred after deputies hid near the depot to catch the fake money package.

Desmet Rider Dubl Blake Maxem Lake Preston Conrad Nelson W. F. Swartz Nelson Federal Department Postal Department

Extinct Kansas Volcano Rediscovered

The article reports a discovery of an extinct volcano in Kansas believed to have been active eight to ten million years ago. It notes its geological significance and potential impact on regional prehistory studies.

Kansas

Sheriff’s Notice of Tax Sale Beadle County SD

On Monday April 30 1924 at 2 pm at the Cannady Pool Hall Wessington South Dakota I will sell for delinquent taxes four pool tables an 18 foot back bar with mirror front bar four pool tables chairs and other pool hall equipment 427 ady Con R Huntley Sheriff of Beadle County

Cannady Pool Hall Wessington South Dakota

Measles and Pneumonia Claim Young Teena Gartmaker

Teena Gartmaker, two, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sears Gartmaker, died Thursday after measles followed by pneumonia. Survived by parents and six siblings Alfred Margaret Viola Gerald Helen May and Clarence. Funeral services set for Monday in Miller.

Miller Teena Gartmaker Sears Gartmaker Teena Alfred Margaret Viola Gerald Helen May Clarence

Pepper Pot Soup Recipe from Old Cook Book

A hearty soup recipe with bacon onion green pepper and beef pieces. Simmer with stock potatoes and evaporated milk added near the end. Season with Texaco salt and pepper for a rich savory flavor.

Texaco

Reverend Joseph Andrews to Lead Presbyterian Church Service

Afternoon services at the Presbyterian church will be led by Rev. Joseph Andrews. He will be in charge of the church program for the day.

The Presbyterian Church Joseph Andrews

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Howard-Wheeler Bill Cheyenne Wen Clubwomen S. C. Polly Louis B. Meyer Foster Township Eva Davis Maxem Dahl Ady R. Huntley Sherif Everitt Curtis Me “Dad Beetase T Eilers Huesgen
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