Beadle farmers weigh closed or short pheasant season
The Evening Huronite reports many Beadle and other county farmers favor a closed season or a short open period for pheasants. A farm woman urged total closure to curb grasshopper harm. two-day hunts per week, notably Wednesday and Sunday, gained broad support among about a hundred respondents. Only two favored large pheasant numbers, with 60 day seasons proposed by them. Tomorrow is the final day to answer. Revo will be turned to the Izaak Walton league. Copies of Game Birds on to Make Them Pay on Your Farm are available by sending a name to the Pheasant Editor.
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Irash Walton League
Huronite
Beadle
Jeffers
Izaak ‘Alton League
Evening
Wool Growers Meeting In Beadle County
Beadle County Wool Growers association and other farmers meet at 8 o'clock this afternoon in the court house farmers assembly room to discuss organization business. President A. D. Randall said the state has granted permission to handle sheep shipments in addition to wool, with plans for several double-decked cars of sheep and fat lambs at future dates. The meeting is also expected to consider a resolution to reduce county expenditures.
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Beadle County Wool Growers Association
Court House
A. D. Randall
South Dakota
Jail
Weather summary for Huron and vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. South Dakota mostly fair tonight and Saturday. Minnesota mostly fair in the south with unsettled marsh areas and slight warmth, Iowa mostly fair tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions in the extreme northeast. Sunrise 6:44 am, sunset 5:79 pm.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
South
Marsh
Noutheast
Iowa
Weather Road Report With Mixed City Readings
Road report notes low values around 63 with precipitation and mostly good road conditions. Several city readings show varied highs and precipitations with some clear roads and low forecasts.
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Censan Sichee Et Makewe
Sioux Falls
Pierre Bi
Reach 3 900 Foot Level In Wall Well in South Dakota
Gypsy Oil company on Hoyt Hunter farm 17 miles north of here continues deepening the Wall well to a record depth surpassing 1900 feet water encountered in several strata has been blocked by walling. Drilling progress lags as topography varies with sands yet to be pierced. Standing Butte and Carison wells around 3500 feet are deeper but blocked by time factors.
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Standing Butte
Pierre
Carison
Faith
Masons Plan Held Picnic On Sept 7
Plans for the second annual Masonic picnic of Huron Judge number 26 unfold at the State Fair grounds on September 1 with a September 2 committee meeting. Carl E. Voigt leads as worshipful master and lists a wide slate of chairs for events, races, and refreshments, aiming for a standout lodge occasion.
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Huron
Iodge
Carl E. Voigt
State Fair Grounds
Frank H. Dwyer
H. M. Whitman
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
George Wright
A.B. Blake
Charles T. Dukes
Harvey Tice
Don Walker
Chester Bruemmer
Harry Liem
Roy Tredway
Frank Gannoway
A. G. Ray
W. H. Saxton
C. K. Walker
J. M
FE. T. Gitchell
W. ¥. R. Wharton
John T. Lewin
Sugar Day Gala Celebrates Hills Sugar Industry Birth
Residents of the Black Hills and surrounding area gather for Val’s Sugar Day featuring a pageant contests a ball game between Sturgis and Yale a parade and a dance. Prizes include bags of sugar in various sizes for contests and races a full day of events.
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Black Hills
Valz
Sturgis
Yale
Brady Awaits Hearing On Watertown Charge
Brady of Huron is in the Watertown county jail awaiting a hearing on an automobile theft charge after being brought from Sioux Falls by a deputy sheriff. He was arrested in Sioux Falls and found with burglar tools in his possession.
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Brady
Watertown
J_ Brady
Huron
Sioux Falls
Meeting Date Change for Forrest McMullen VFW
The Forrest McMullen post 1776 Veterans of Foreign Wars moves its next regular meeting to Monday August 24 at K of P hall to allow attendance at the national convention in Kansas City August 28 to September 3. Commander James R Lowrie notes many locals plan to attend and describes the convention’s week of events and social activities.
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Forrest McMullen
K. of P. Hall
James R.lowrie
Kansas City
Lowrie
Middle West
Far West
Low‘vre
Tha
Meanie
Two Beadle Teams Enter District Canning Contest
Two Beadle county 4 H teams advanced from a county elimination contest at M EB church. Judges Mrs. Bert Marks and Mrs. Clara Larson Towne chose teams for the district meet in connection with the junior fair on August 3. First place went to Grace Weasels and Alice McBride of Wolsey demonstrating canning and serving tomatoes for salads. Second honor went to Ruth Fuller and Lyla Mze Gutzler of Huron demonstrating salads for health.
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Beadle County
M. EB
Bert Marks
Clara Larson Towne
Grace Weasels
Alice McBride
Wolsey
Ruth Fuller
Lyla Mze Gutzler
Hest-Ever Canning Club
Huron
Clara Schamber
Anna Kludt
Vernon Busy Beelub
Alice Risetter
Ruth Gogolin
German inventor builds wheel pump to auto inflate tires
A German inventor has created a compact pump integrated into a bicycle wheel that maintains tire inflation automatically. The device links to the tire and adjusts pressure to keep it at the proper level without manual intervention.
Urge Retention Of Choice Animals In Breeding Herds
South Dakota livestock experts urge keeping high quality cattle and sheep breeding stock amid feed shortages. The advice covers economical winter rations, use of roughage, silage, flax straw, and cottonseed cake to avoid sacrificing breeding animals. May lambing for ewes and consulting the State college animal husbandry department for help.
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South
Brookings
South Dakota
State College
South Dakota Experiment Station
Animal Husbandry Department
South Dakota State College
Marriage Licenses for Clyde Cooper and Eva Westgate
Clyde Eugene Cooper of Huron aged 43 and Eva May Westgate of Slayton Minnesota obtained a marriage license. They are listed in the official records for the county clerk and the license shows the applicants as a pairing for lawful matrimony.
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Perison
Clyde Eugene Cooper
Huron
Eva May Westgate
Slayton
Minn
Warn Drivers Off New North Paving in Huron
Residents of Huron and vicinity were warned not to drive on the new paving laid on Dakota avenue north. Reports said some persons have driven over the pavement at night, authorities cautioned, with Chief of Police A. W. Hop commenting on the issue.
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Huron
Dakota Avenue North
A. W. Hop
Scotland Population Drops Eight Percent in Ten Years
The chief ordered immediate action urging residents along the perimeter to monitor traffic on the new concrete. He instructed observers to record license numbers of passing cars and warned of stiff fines for violators.
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Kins
Scotland
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