Community Social Events Planned Across Local Groups
Margaret Sigsiene notes active meetings Thursday across Royal Neighbors of America at Castle hall 7 30pm Loyal Order of Moose at Wheelec's hall 8 o'clock Baptist Ladies Aid 3pm church pot luck lunch planned Committees listed for Congregational church Ladies Aid Trinity Guild parish house 230pm American Lutheran Ladies Aid divisions at multiple homes Christian Workers Circle at Emma Cantonwite 907 Nebraska Ave SW Church of Christ Ladies Aid Darline Cantonwine 780 Lawn Ridge SE 2 30pm
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Royal Neighbors of America
Castle Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheelec
Baptist Ladies Aid
John Winter
Robert Fair
Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational Church
Rose Standish
H. M. Whitman
Wisconsin Avenue
Priscilla
J. K. Mastinald
Dakota Avenue
George King
Utah Avenue
W. H. Bliss
Trinity Guild
O'Cloc c
American Lutheran Ladies Aid Wall
O’clark
Montana Avenue
Christian Workers Circle
Emma Cantonwite
Nebraska Avenue
Ladies Aid of the
Church of Christ
Darline Cantonwine
Lawn Ridge
Thursdey
Fraternal meetings and vacations in Northern Minnesota
Friday meetings listed for several lodges and orders including Star Encampment, Rainbow, and Ceremonial divisions in Labor Temple and KE P hall with times. Vacation plans note Miss Dorothy Sutera of Minneapolis and relatives traveling to Hungry Jack Lake to Gateway Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
LO. C
Rainbow Lodge
L. A
R. T
Labor Temple
Ociock
KE. P. Hall
C.D. A
St. Teresa's Hall
Division 213
L. E
Minnesota
Thorothy Sutera
Frank Avenue
Minneapolis
Robert Dwight
Albert Lea
Minn
Duluth
Hungry Jack Lake
Gateway Lodge
Talkie Scarecrow Scares Birds in Portland
A talkie scarecrow in Portland, Oregon, ends birds’ picnic by deterring avian pests. The device appears to keep birds away from fields and gardens, offering a simple, unconventional solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Velvet Dominates Fall Fashion in Velvet and Color Forecasts
Velvet takes center stage for fall and winter with coats frocks and tailored pieces in plain Lyons type dull velour and striped velvet. Colors favor brown red green and yellow with tonal contrasts guiding evening wear while fabrics range from three quarter length to full veiled tail lengths and broadtail accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Tolede
Paris
Root Storage Is Needed for Farm Vegetable Storage
The article outlines multiple cellar types and essential factors for storing vegetables on farms. It covers temperatures around 34-38 F, ventilation to prevent decay, handling to avoid bruising, air circulation via slatted bins, appropriate bin sizes, and proper drainage and racks to keep onions and cabbage fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. McCall
Rae
Huron Briefs Mention Visits and Birth at Local Hospital
City briefs report Mrs. Con Huntrey's travels to Whitewater Madison and DeKalb and announce a daughter born this morning at a Huron hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Al Schinderling of Huron. Other notes include visits from Mrs. Perrin and family, relatives in Bridgewater, staff movements, and ads for Leon's Art Shop and Huron Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Huntrey
Whitewater
Madison
Wis
DeKalb
Huron Hospital
al Schinderling
Huron
Leon
D. J. Perrin and Sons
Jesse
Sem
Donald
Arling
Ton Heights
Crvide Whitney
Mary
Robert
Gene
Simmong Avenue
Bridgewater
Bee
E. W. Feige
M. D
Sharaca
D. R. Sutera
C. E. Rutherford
EW. Colwell
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Highmore
Huron Lumber Co
Badvic Lewis Benson
Rapid City
Verda Sharpe
L. Gordan
E. E. Hytde
Aberdeen
R. A. Smitley
Belle Fourche
Minneapolis
Whait
Jiml Jey
Mrr
Don Huntrey
Kiel Bros., Inc
Mebane
Frank Dwyer
Elevertth
Aurer
Helen Louis
Dever
Paving Project on Dakota Avenue South
Stakes set for a new grade south paving from the current city line to Twenty-Second Street with grading starting Friday morning. Paving by Monday morning, lasting about three to four days to lay .61 mile of concrete and open before State Fair week. City officials route a detour via Twenty-Second, Frank, and Beer City to avoid the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Avenue
Jensen Company
Dan Wagner
Twenty-Second Street
Frank Street
Beer City
Mrs LaFollette Dies Suddenly in Washington
Mrs Belle Case LaFollette widow and counselor to progres sive leaders died in Washington after an abdominal operation. Her sons Senator Robert LaFollette and Governor Philip LaFollette rushed from Wisconsin to be at her bedside along with a daughter Mrs Ralph G. Sucber of Washington. Funeral plans await arrival in Madison with a simple service likely at the executive mansion or family home. Known as Counselor, she aided her husband as he rose from lawyer to senator and progressive nominee, and campaigned for suffrage and the family reform agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Belle Case LaFollette
Robert Lfollette
Philip LaFollette
Wisconsin
Ralph G. Sucber
Washington, D. C
Bob" LaFollette
Mirs
la Follett
Madison
Wis
LaFollette
United States
Cave Warns Seed Corn Must Be Saved For Next Spring
R A Cave county agent warns Beadle County must ship in seed corn and save corn for seed. He notes that only small lots will be tested, and a limited number of ear-tested seed will be available. The goal is to plant a acreage with corn suitable as future seed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave
Beadle County
R. A. Cave
Comntgr
Marriage Lacerees Harap Oa Ag Aig Yr Mele
Fragmentary OCR notes show a marriage mention tied to Mawes with unclear names and a date around the Mele Sind period. Details are unreadable but indicate a formal union event in 26 percent context, requiring clarification.
Little Rain Fate During Past Week
South Dakota saw scattered showers but overall little rainfall in the past week. Meteorologist M. E. Styatone notes where showers were heavy crops benefited and plowing occurred mainly in those areas. Threshing and fodder corn activity were active while overall stock conditions worsened with pigs and cattle being sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
M. E.styatone
Perport
Weather Summary and Forecast for Muren Vicinity
Weather overview presents past temperature extremes and current forecast for Muren and nearby areas. Data notes include historical highs and lows for August, year to date precipitation, sunrise and sunset, and unsettled conditions with limited rain chances tonight and Thursday. Regional forecasts cover South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with varying cloud cover, potential showers, and warmer temperatures thrusting into northeast and southeast regions Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muren
South Dakota
Northeast
Minnesota
Northwest
East End
Iowa
Weather and Road Report Across Cities
Watertown, Yankton, Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, Brookings, Pierre report highs and lows with precipitation notes. Observations show clear or good road conditions in several areas, with varied rainfall traces and none in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchall
Watertown
Yankton
Aberdeen
Brookings
Pierre
Mercury Temperatures Tie Huron History In 1931 Heat
South Dakota records show the summer of 1931 as the hottest in 50 years with 106 or higher temperatures occurring more often than in all prior years. A new all time heat record of 108.5 degrees was set, with multiple days reaching 102 to 193 or more, marking unprecedented heat in Huron and the region. A separate note reports a 73 acre diamond field in Arkansas where a 49 karat stone was claimed as the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Huron
M. BE. Blystone
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Wlyktene
Temp
Arkansas
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Margaret Sigsiene
FEDAY
WR. C
Miss Cherry Babcock
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sioux City
Zella Ginsberg
Lester Wallenfelt
Frank Ivenue Soithwest
Helen Louise
Cole
Gwendolyn Bailey
Leata Burdick
Li Malley
Hlinois Avenue
Willard Main
Aitzmenn
T. H. Young
Mra
Frank Mercul
Cecil Buckers
Kembel
Cecil Buck
Aris
Howard Carey
California Avenue Southwest
Eleanor Hughes
Leona Irvin
Ruth Sherwood
Dorothy Brooks
Virginia
Wade Porter
WW. L. Matlock
H- Felf
Bob
Bismarck
Harar
North Platte
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Luther Wall
Alec Kodak Filme
Perriton’s
Hsron
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Vlaandry
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