Cooler Tonight in Huron With Heat Shifting East
Forecasts show cooler weather for Huron tonight and Tuesday after a blistering weekend. Temperatures fell from 110 Saturday to 93 Sunday, with Hovde predicting a max near 90 tomorrow as a cool front advances from the Canadian northwest into South Dakota. Temperature stood at 83 at noon today and 96 by midafternoon as the map charts incoming relief. Showers and heat relief are expected to spread across the region as the cooler air moves in from the northwest.
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Huron
South Dakota
Mississippi Valley
M. R. Hovde
Prince of Wales refuses hero role in rescue effort
The Prince of Wales helped save a drowning boy after a wave swept him from the beach into a pool. He joined others in pulling the choking lad to safety and then returned to his villa. Prince Edward noted he was among many who aided at the scene during his vacation.
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Artesian Well Drilling Resumes on Courthouse Grounds
Workmen resumed drilling on the artesian well sunk on the courthouse grounds. They have drilled several inches into what is believed to be the hard rock cap over the basin and report that the hardness causes frequent pauses and makes it hard to estimate timing or depth.
Market crop prices rise 21 percent year over year
Chicago reports that the four basic farm commodities wheat corn hogs and cotton average 21 percent higher than a year ago and 3 percent above two years. Wheat September at 1.04 34-54, corn 72 1/2, hogs top at 50 with tax, cotton October at 13.09 per hundred pounds.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicapo
Big Pump Advancement At East Well For City Water
City crews push a 600 gpm pump at chalk rock well east of Huron, aiming to boost daily water to over 860000 gallons. Temporary pipelines and an open timber flume discussed, while Bennett property test hole shows water very close to surface. Officials weigh purchasing the larger chalk rock pump as tests continue.
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Harlan
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Ravenna
Ned
Lamoni
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York
Des Moines
Nebraska
H. K. Powson
Waterloo
Boone
Chalk Rock
Huron
Armour Packing
O. A. Ricker
Bennett
Everett Hoskins
Bennett Well
Hosking
Chalk Rock Well
Dentist G A Youel to Attend ADA Convention
Tr. G A Youel leaves tonight for St Paul to attend the American Dental Association annual convention. He will return home in the latter part of the week.
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G. A. Youel
St. Paul
American Dental Association
Gets Huronite On Coast By Airmail
Los Angeles based State's Attorney Leo A Temmey keeps in touch with Huron by airmailing The Evening Huronite. His copy leaves Huron at 5 50 A M and arrives in Los Angeles at 7 30 A M the next day. Delivery occurs around noon with a cost of about 14 yenrs.
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Los Angeles
Leo A. Temmey
Huron
Temmey
Airmail Holds Up Well During July
Postmaster E. Hy Bruemmer reports air mail from Huron on the Sioux Falls Bismarck line reached 415 pounds from July 1 to July 31 with a total of 424 pounds shipped. The Sioux Falls figure set a new air mail record while Huron totals show steady growth and expectations for higher July mail volumes. Patrons are urged to use special airmail envelopes to ensure prompt handling and avoid train mail channels.
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Huron
Sioux Falls- Bismarck
E. Hy Bruemmer
Sioux Falls
Bruemmer
United Airlies
Pierre People Hurt In Truck Accident
Pierre Bottling Works owner Potter and his son John were in a truck that rolled over seven miles east of Huron Sunday near noon. They received hospital treatment for cuts and bruises and continued to Pierre last night. Potter was driving and they were returning from St Paul with bottled beer. About 50 of 138 cases were destroyed. another Pierre Bottling truck retrieved the salvaged beer.
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Potter
John
Pierre Bottling Works
Huron
St. Paul
Hitler Says Will Not Fight Except For Self Defense
London dispatch quotes Hitler in Berlin saying Germany will not fight unless in self defense and that war would resume if it rests with Germany. He cited Austrian union as not a current aim and warned against European opposition. Berlin coverage recalls Hitler paying tribute to von Hindenburg and stressing peace and Germany’s survival.
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London
London Mail
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Germany
Austria
Burope
Adolf Hitler
Paul von Higsud
Maag Reelected Head Of S D F L Convention City Named
Maag of Huron was reelected president and Sioux Falls chosen as the 1935 convention city at the South Dakota State Federation of Labor meeting in Watertown. Theodore Reise of Mitchell was reelected secretary and J A Stembar of Sioux Falls named vice president at large. George E Walker of Huron and J H Helander of Aberdeen elected vice presidents. Two more five presidents to be named later. A parade and sports events at Stony Point and Lake Kampeska closed the session.
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Maag
Huron
Sioux Fells
South Dakota
Woman Holds Actress Child Over Board Dispute
In New Jersey a chancery court hears a case where Beatrice McNahey, a New York actress, seeks return of her two year old child from Clara Gross of North Bergen who holds the boy over a $250 unpaid board bill. McNahey offered cash and weekly payments. Gross refused.
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N. J
Chancery Court
New York
Aoman
Beatrice McNahey
New York City
Clara Gross
North Bergen
Harvey Denies Backed Strike in South Dakota
Sioux Falls dispatch reports state director of the National Emergency Council, Harvey, denied supporting a strike by county relief workers seeking higher pay and longer hours. He said he advised leaders not to strike and urged arbitration, blaming outside influence for the walkout and asserting it harms the state, workers, and families.
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Sioux Falls
Guy H.harvey
National Emergency Council
C. E. Goddard
Fratern Order of Workers
News Iter
Harvey
South Dakota
CCC Camp Plans Strato Hop Fund Drive
Hartford August 6 A CCC camp at Camp Filley Haddam plans a stratosphere flight funded partly by CCC camps nationwide with a $15 contribution to the National Geographic Society co sponsor of the prior attempt. Camp commander Capt Rolland B Sellen says other camps could join to raise a sizeable sum though not cover the full cost.
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Hartford
Conn
Civilian Conservation Corps
United States
Camp Filley
Haddam
National Geographic Society
U.S. Army
Rolland B. Sellen
Weather Outlook for Huron Vicinity and South Dakota
For Huron and vicinity the forecast tonight and Tuesday calls for somewhat cooler conditions. South Dakota is expected to see generally fair to night and Tuesday with cooler temperatures.
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Huron
South Dakota
News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
In Washington the death of von Hindenburg shifts Hitler’s grip as generals vow obedience. A looming revolt seems possible if a first class revolution occurs, with Nazis controlling vote counts. Economic hardship weakens Hitler but many still support him. The AAA plans legal action against violators, while the NRA faces court tests amid scrutiny of legality.
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Hitler
von Hindenburg
von Schleicher
Germany
AAA
Candy Costs Aged Woman New Teeth Mystery
Beaverton Ontario dated Aug 6 report on 76 year old Mrs Mary Ann Elliott who claimed a candy habit caused a strange rejuvenation including dark hair improved eyesight and a third set of teeth appearing last May. She lost the front teeth of that third set after biting hard candy but says she can still eat anything.
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Beaverton
Ont
Mary Ann Elliott
Head Of College Outlines Policies For Huron
Dr. Frank N. Eversall new president of Huron college outlined policies emphasizing athletics music forensics and extra curriculars to enrich education. plans include two lectures for the public a publicity drive and training for Boy Scout and Girl Scout leaders as the college modernizes its program and strengthens ties with the community.
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Huron
Frank N. Eversall
Huron College
Chamber of Commerce
Eversall
South Dakota
America
Strike-Force Moves To End Chicago Truck Impasse
Minnesota Governor Olson orders nationwide guard permits as 7000 trucks face shutdown. Employers and strikers clash over Haas Dunnigan plan with court injunction planned. Cattle moved peacefully in Chicago stockyards as NRA mediated settlement ends 12 day walkout.
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Employers Advisory Committee
Chicago
Hugh S. Johnson
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