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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
7
Washington reports that Red Cross nutritionists plan drought relief menus using locally available foods. Led by Hoover and Payne, teams in blue uniforms will travel to each state to promote greens beans and tomatoes, and to encourage dairy and egg production for Pellagra prevention.
The Rev and Mrs Disrud and family have returned from a month long vacation trip to Minneapolis and Grand Rapids. Sunday services at the American Lutheran. Auditor A G Lundgren of Warren County is sent to prison. Crookston Minnesota August 23.
In Oregon near Mar ch Suther land, a moonshiner barricaded in a woods shack after a liquor raid, allegedly shooting four officers. Oscar Daley, Eugene policeman, may be fatally wounded. Deputies Saunders, Bown, and Roach wounded. Saunders’s fate uncertain. Bown and Roach escaped to Marcola, then Eugene hospital. Roach with three bullet wounds, Bown with one leg wound. Dudley hospitalized and not expected to live.
Investigation may be ordered into two plane crashes at the state fair grounds that injured eight people. George West of the commerce department was awaited for a formal decision. two victims, Vernon Devotee and Harold Waller, were in critical condition with skull fractures. One crash involved Lieutenant Les Allen and a teammate in midair. the other occurred when Lieutenant Leroy McGrady attempted a high speed landing and struck rough ground.
Detroit August 2. Edward Frenschoff Democrat of Hudson Michigan proposes a Lincoln Douglas style revival for the second Michigan district race against Earl C Michener Republican of Adrian the incumbent. He suggest they jointly name a committee to supervise campaign expenditures edit literature and direct its dissemination to voters. Both face no primary opposition on September 9.
Aberdeen reports a woman claiming to be Mrs Earl King of Casselton North Dakota reappeared to renew the search for Earl King a Stratford farmer last seen at his home August 1 The woman says King deserted her and their three children six years ago a warrant was sworn for his arrest but he vanished before. Now authorities suspect he may have fled amid heavy debts.
Expressions of gratitude to friends and neighbors for support after the father’s passing. Acknowledgment of floral offerings and thanks to singers, pianist, and Rev Lochridge. Signed by Ilartha Nichols, Mrs Ray Lillie Walter Nichols.
The retail division of the Huron Chamber of Commerce announces Labor Day closures and hours. Dry goods and clothing stores will stay closed all day Monday. Grocery and meat markets open until 10 pm. Drug stores close 1 to 5 pm. Cafes and soda dispensers open all day. No Evening Huronite edition Monday.
OSLO Aug 1 The stater Bratvaag carrying the bodies of Salomon Andree and companions from the 19 Polar balloon flight has been summoned by wireless to return home. Messages sent by order of Norwegian and Swedish governments warn that approaching Arctic winter risks disaster to the boat and its records. Dr Horn plans to stay north longer, aiming to reach Tromsoe around September 10, near Fridtjof Nansen Land.
Atlanta awaits sculptor Sutton Borglum upon his arrival from South Dakota as the Daughters of the Confederacy pledge to post bond if arrest occurs. Mayor-elect James L. Key, hosting Borglum, seeks to resume carving on the Confederate memorial and aims for a clear plan after talks next week.
President Hoover appointed Charles H. Burke of South Dakota former Indian affairs commissioner and former congressman as American commissioner to the Paris Colonial Exposition. C Bascom Slemp of Virginia was chosen as director general of American participation, completing the American delegation for the fair.
WASHINGTON D C Roy A Young resigns as governor of the federal reserve board and the resignation has been accepted by President Hoover He will enter private life and join an eastern bank He is a Marquette Michigan native with a long banking career before joining the board in 1919 in Minneapolis
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a chance of showers Saturday. Warmer tonight, cooler Saturday. In South Dakota increasing clouds and warmer, possibly showers then cooler Saturday. Iowa partly cloudy tonight and Saturday, slightly warmer Saturday. Minnesota increasing clouds and slightly warmer tonight, Saturday mostly cloudy with possible showers and cooler in the north and extreme west. Hourly temps show 67 to 76 degrees. Sunrise 5:53 AM, sunset 7:?? PM.
Road report lists multiple South Dakota towns with temperatures highs and lows, precipitation notes and road conditions. Sioux Falls shows high 66 and low 57 with good roads. Mitchell 75/58 with .02 precip. Yankton 81/? with trace. Watertown 73/47 with no precip. Huron 70/51 with .01 and clear roads. Aberdeen 80/50 with clear roads. Rapid City 72/61 with none and partly cloudy. Brookings 74/57 with precip. Pierre 66/36 with .12 and hazy conditions.
Wessington Springs residents file two damage suits totaling 6000 dollars against the city Ed L Smith seeks 4500 for land damage from sewage seepage onto his property Mrs Martha Gotwall asks 1500 for similar damages Voters earlier approved 12000 in bonds for a trickling system filter plant but state sanitation engineer approval is required before work begins according to City Auditor Fred N Dunham
WELLINGTON SPRINGS Aug 2 Special Ralph Wormsbecker Avon youth was bound over to the full term of circuit court on $500 bonds after a preliminary hearing on reckless driving. He drove the car that overturned on Sunday injuring himself and three others. Alice Kieffer of Wes sington Springs was most seriously hurt and taken to Mitchell hospital. The other two escaped with minor injuries. Wormsbecker said his cat overturned the car when her scene she pass another.
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