Short pheasant season favored by South Dakota farmers
Central South Dakota farmers and sportsmen favor a short pheasant season this year. Readers advocate two days to fill hunting license funds, while many suggest ten or nineteen days to balance hunting with conservation. A booklet on game birds is offered free through The Evening Huronite, endorsed by US Assistant Secretary Renick W. Dunlap, to boost farm income from upland shooting.
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South Dakota
Huronite
Game Department
Nis
Advocate
Semz
Renick W. Dunlap
United States
More Game Birds In
America
Question on favoring two closed seasons this year
Voters are asked whether they support having two closed seasons this year. If not, they seek suggested timing for season opt out or alternative scheduling.
Open season bag limit question for hunting
The inquiry asks how many should be allowed in a bag limit if an open hunting season were established. It seeks a recommendation on the per hunter quota under an unrestrained season.
Woman Brain Expert Leaves For Europe
Dr Mary O Malley a pioneer in federal psychiatry departs Washington for Berne Switzerland to join the international neurologic congress She may contribute more than she receives given St Elizabeths Hospital leadership since World War I and her role overseeing 1459 women patients and a team of doctors at the famed institution
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Washington
Mary O'Malley
Berne
Switzerland
O'Malley
United States
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Wvverseas
Bugle Drum Corps to Perform at CampbBell Park Concert
Huron's American Legion Auxiliary features bugle and drum corps as a major attraction at the band concert tonight in J. W. Campbell park. They will parade down Dakota Avenue in new uniforms before the concert at 7 48 and entertain during intermission. The corps plans to travel to Rapid City next week for the state convention.
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Huron
American Legion Auxiliary
J. W. Campbell Park
Dakota Avenue
Rapid City
$100 In Goods Is Taken In Robbery
Articles valued at $100 were taken from Skezas grocery at Third Street and Colorado avenue southwest in a break in last night. Police say the thief or thieves, likely small, entered through a seven inch high opening by prying a 4 by 4 from a half inch iron bar and raising a west side window. A 4 by 4 was found under the window with bar marks. The Skezas family lives above the store and heard nothing. The store light was left on, suggesting no effort to extinguish it. Items stolen include six cartons of cigarettes a number of mouth organs a case of knives and scissors and $5 in cash. Some knives and scissors were found under a large tree southwest of the store.
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Skezas
Third Street
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Lutherans Acquire Aberdeen Hospital in Fargo
The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan society of Fargo has taken over Lincoln Hospital in Aberdeen. Final operation details are pending with a formal handover expected in a few days. Lincoln has about 60 beds and roughly 12000 dollars is invested in the facility. Hoeger, who started the Fargo society eight years ago to aid crippled children, leads the reorganization from Beatrice, Nebraska.
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Aberdeen Hospital
Fargo
N. D
The
Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society of
Lincoln Hospital
Aberdeen
F. R Kautz
August Hoeger
Kmaute
Hoeger
Beatrice, Neb
Lincoln Institution
Knautz
RX Doo
Good Samaritan Society
New Bar Group Taking Form In South Dakota
Rapid City hosts the South Dakota Bar Association annual one day convention as the integrated state bar begins to form. Officials plan by laws and commissions, with the supreme court setting future licensing rules and nonmembers potential ban on practice.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Charles A. Boston
New York City
American Bar Association
Tis Work
Walter G. Miser
Pierre
Fred J. Traynon
Devils Lake
North Dakota Bar Association
South Dakota Bar Associaton
Judge Miser
New South Dapta Inw
Miser
Bar Association
Jameson
Reformation of the idle youth sparks hope for reform
The text notes that reforming the average young man in county life is difficult and nearly miraculous when involving penitentiary offenses. It mentions the president reviewing the integrated bar law and other legislation aimed at organizing a new state bar to replace the old association, hoping for success.
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Bar Association
Iffa
State ‘Bar
Huron native appointed to U S Foreign Service
Gerald Jones, son of Mr and Mrs George F Jones of 2 Montana Ave southwest Huron, has been appointed to the U S Foreign Service. He received the post on August 10 and is currently at the Barranquilla post in Colombia. He left Huron two years ago after work with the Presbyterian board of foreign education and is a Huron High School and Huron College alumnus. Mrs Jones and their young daughter Geraldine Frances plan a late summer trip to visit Des Moines and Huron. Also listed are marriage licenses for several local residents.
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Huron
Foreign Service Post
U. S. Foreign Service
Gerald Jones
George F. Jones
Montana Ave
Southwest
Jones
Berranquilla
Colombia
South Armorica
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Education
Gm Huron
Huron High School
Huron College
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