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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
3
A Utah cloudburst caused mud and boulder slides that buried sections of the Salt Lake City to Centerville Farmington corridor. Homes were damaged as torrents swept canyons, and highways and a railroad faced heavy damage, threatening farms and local residents.
The Prov ident Loan Association of Stowe obtained a judgment for 299.94 against Gerald and Helen Winchell. The circuit court found the property pledged to secure the loan belonged to the man's father and could not be released from the note, due to false pressure.
A theft at a service station left an oil can, a pound of merchandise, 15 gallons of gasoline, and related equipment stolen. The break in occurred overnight and was discovered when the station opened this morning by George Gile.
A Brookings woman argued politics and missed her train. The piece notes Democratic candidate AL McCullough for governor of South Dakota and mentions forecasts with uncertainty about outcomes. The story references a westbound passenger train and a potential return on tonight's train.
In Centerville Herman A B Anderson is under arrest as authorities pursue charges of driving while intoxicated after his car collided with Hillary's. Klopstad pinks is held on the same charge. A third driver, Peter Quai, was released. One man remains critically injured at Sioux City hospital. three others were killed and one injured in Saturday and Sunday crashes statewide.
Charles H Chirahan chief postal inspector says Harry M Holt of New York took about 37000 dollars in small sums over years and then added 3000 dollars in cash when he could not repay. Holt sought arrest after admitting the shortage as investigators consider charges.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a dark blue coupe and a person named Hofer attempting to flee westward after a door incident. Details are unclear, with scattered phrases about being opened or locked and a possible immediate escape. The text is incomplete and lacks dates or locations.
Hot Springs defeated Sturgis 13 to 4 and Pierre beat Fort Robinson Neb 9 to 4 in the Black Hills Polo tournament second day play.
A driver charged with disorderly conduct paid a $25 fine following the incident. The report notes the fine was settled, concluding the case.
Six men were fined ten dollars each yesterday in Municipal Court after pleading guilty before Judge Dick Haney. The group, including Be Slick Bager Herbert Harkingson Fea Wilson and Albert Edward, were found by Conway at 121% West Third Street as they faced charges related to visiting gambling premises.
The article notes General Mencher died yesterday in St. Elizabeth's hospital after a long army career. He commanded Rainbow Division in France and earned French, Belgian, and Italian decorations. He had earlier clashed with Colonel William Mitchell over actions and statements, leading to a court martial and his resignation.
Police across several cities seek the owner of an orange monoplane after a yesterday bombing at a mine property. The attack ends a broader series of digott begun after mine shutdowns. A report from Paul urphysboro notes injuries and ongoing investigations.
Cass Conger of Dante in Charles Mix County recalls the wild western years. He describes Rapid City journeys by Pony Express, the hanging of forty horse thieves in one day, and tales of Billy the Kid. He mentions gun notches and a dramatic end in a suspended hanging.
Threshing at the state experiment farm in Vivian shows rye yielding over 18 bushels per acre, with quality described as very good. Early maturity and moisture contributed to the strong rye results, while oats averaged 24 bushels per acre, below the ten year average of 28.2, and barley was weak with low barley output and poor quality.
England produced a new joyful method to remove corns and callouses. Dissolve Rudox twice in a gallon of hot water and soak feet for 3 to 4 nights to lift out corns and soothe tired feet. Ends with promising relief and comfort for sore heels and toes.
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