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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1929

Page

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Huron to Transform Downtown Into Fairyland for Holidays

The shopping district will be decorated with 10 blocks of overhead festoons lighted trees and wreaths. Nearly 500 trees will form clusters of six around street posts creating 73 lighted canopies. Santa Claus will visit Huron during December 7 to 14 and meet children in the district.

Huron Glenne BR. McArthur Chamber of Commerce Santa North Pole Santa Claus Avery Santi Claus Tore

New South Dakota School Handbook Committee Session

Heads of committees began organizing the new state administrative handbook for high schools in South Dakota at a session in Huron. The aim is a tentative book ready for use next year with further refinement after field testing, led by Bapt. R. W. Hunkins of Lead as general committee chair. Dr. Herbert Bruner and Dr. T. M. Riah assisted, with BH. W. Kraushaar representing the state department of education.

South Dakota Huron Thia R. W. Hunkins Hunking Herbert Bruner Columbia Andiversity T. M. Riah South Dakota University State Department of Education BH. W. Kraushaar H. S. Freemat Mobridgs Prin. R. E. Nichols Yankton C. L. Eskelson McIntosh Edward Voss Clark B. Thillips Tyndall C. E. Gold Scotland Marvin Hughitt Ringer

Repeat Bandit From Mobridge Confesses Robberies

Merle Herold 17 of Mobridge South Dakota confessed to being the repeat bandit who robbed two stores in the past two weeks and a local case twice. Police say the robberies netted 365.50 and that he claimed a desire for fine clothes drove the crime spree.

Omaha Merle Hereold Mobridge S. D Herold Mornig

Beadle County Teachers Meet in Circuit Court House Here

Culp of Aberdean Normal will speak on ideography at 2 39 p m during the Beadle county teachers meeting to be held in the circuit courtroom at the courthouse next Saturday. The morning opens at 10 with music teaching discussions led by Mrs Rogary McClaskey.

Culp Aberdean Normal Beadle County Court House Bary Rogary McClaskey Helen Hieger Richland Women's Relief Corps Emma van Moorlehem Grant Township H. L. Hurley Whiteside Consolidated School Blanche Walsh Foster Township South Dakota Education Association Rapid Cis

Winter study dinners begin for Huron ORC chapter

The Huron chapter of the Officers Reserve Corps starts a series of winter dinner study meetings tonight. President H. M. Casa says sessions will run every two weeks on Tuesday evenings. The first region study will begin after dinner at Hotel Marvin Hughitt, with officer elections to follow. Mrs C L Bowen of Willow Lake is a patient at Sprague hospital.

Huron Officers Reserve Corps H. M. Casa Army Marvin Hughtt C. L. Bowen Willow Lake The Sprague Hospital

Crop contest winner at Chicago show tops many classes

South Dakota took fifth in junior crops judging at the 4-H congress in Chicago, with team members Geraldine Fenn of Brookings placing second in a Lipton trophy contest. Iowa hogs dominated several divisions, while Wisconsin Kansas and Ohio also claimed championships across sheep cattle and horse events.

Chicago Rec South Dakota Ger‘ldae Fenn Brookings County Lowa Hawkeye Iowa Hogs Berkshire Hampshires Poland Wisconsin Montana Jeanette Gamble Coffeyville Kana Miss Gameble

Ford Announces Huge Wage Boost

Detroit December 3 Ford Motor Co announces wage increases totaling about 320 million dollars annually. The minimum wage rises from eight to seven dollars per day and five cent hourly steps apply to workers earning seven dollars or more daily. The changes take effect December 1 and affect U S employees only.

Omer Stant Traipses Through a Double Step Family

In Dublin Indiana Omer Stant reports a wedding mixup. He has become his own step father and step grandfather to his children because his new wife Mrs Lamberson is the former wife of his first wife who is the mother of his children.

Dublin Ind Omer Stant Stant Joseph Lambérson Hs Liamberson

Pacific Rain Forecast Dodges Coast Dry Spell

The U S Weather Bureau foresees rain in northwestern California, western Oregon, and western Washington, potentially extending inland from Eureka, with fair conditions remaining in California. Across the country, heavy snow disrupts eastern states, with 14 to 16 inches in Crawford County, Pennsylvania and drifted snow in New Jersey and New England. In Atlanta, relief is promised within 24 hours as a deep freeze ends, leaving 26 fatalities from the storm and widespread travel disruptions due to icy roads and wind chill.

San Francisco Pacific Coast United States Weather Bureau M. B. Summears California Oregon Waaltaog‘ton Eureka New York New York City Pennsylvania Crawford County Eria County Atlanta Staelf Albert T Laurens Greenvilla

Ford Labor Reforms Boost Wages and Hours

The text notes a radical industrial move with a wage rise to 2.348 a day and a shorter nine hour to eight hour workday. It claims annual worker pay increased by 11 million with more hires due to the shorter day. A second rise from 5 to 6 dollars per day is mentioned as of January.

Reseon Ford

U S Protest Over War Drives Global Note Pressure

Washington and London issued memorandums to Russia and China urging a peaceful settlement and warning that the Kellogg pact bans war. Japan indicated reluctance, citing direct peace talks and potential intervention fallout. Secretary Stimson noted Sino Russian clashes and urged robust public opinion to sustain peace.

Washington Dec Russia China Siberian London Paris Moscow Peiping State Department America Japan Tokyo Aowitenda Todayy Cssercine Japaress United States Chinesa Fce Great Britain Soviet Union

Springs Settler Since 1883 Dies

Charles N Wagner 30 a pioneer of Wellington Springs dies at his daughter's home southeast of here after moving from Germany in 1883. Funeral will be held tomorrow at Hein cemetery. Survived by seven children including Henry Jonas John Slows George Ella Foster Alma Hall and Mrs Walter Andrum. Burial south of here.

Wellington Springs Charles N. Wagner Hein Goat Mr. Wagner Germany Walter Ankrum Here Henry Gladbrook Jons John Slows City Robert Lane George Spearfiah Ella Foster Waterloo Iown Alma. Hall Reinbeck Iowa Walter Andrum Wessing

Addressing old clothing and food donations in community aid

Local note invites residents to donate clothing, food, and other articles to help neighbors in need. A caller mentions an American friend who distributes items and coordinates volunteers.

Hoover Proposes Broad Federal Reform in Annual Message

President Hoover submits a 12 500 word annual message urging quick tariff action and a 1 percent income tax cut while pushing major reorganizations. He calls for shifting prohibition enforcement to Justice, a full time Federal Power Commission, permanent Federal Radio Commission, river and harbor growth, and swift power contracts for Boulder Canyon and Muscle Shoals.

Washington Congress Herbert Hoover White House Treasury Justice Department House Senate Sim Hoover World Court Elnd Federal Power Commission Federal Radio Commission Muccle Shoals Boulder Canyon Colorado River

High Points In Hoover Address

The summary notes excerpts from President Hoover's annual message to Congress stressing peace at home and abroad Yet it warns that foundations for future peace face threats The address emphasizes enforcing laws supporting public welfare balancing tax relief and public duties and notes no fundamental conflict between farmers and workers or between regions It cites international aviation activity from last summer and remarks on government limits on intervention in industry

Washington Des Haatey Nual

Weather forecast for South Dakota and nearby areas

Fair tonight and Wednesday with no decided change in temperature. South Dakota outlook is generally fair to night and Wednesday, slightly cold in western portions.

South Dakota West Portioy

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Fairyland W. H. Culp Aberdeen Normal R. G Shad Geraldine Fenn Thomas Lipton Detroit Ford Motor Company Edael Ford United‘States Henry Ford Presi der Hoover Pacific Drowth Gloucester Camden Burington Atlantic New Jersey Delaware Massachusetts Maine Boston U.S Stimson Todlay Lawrence Cornell Legion Christmas Nations Bank of Huron Weevey Capitol Th House William Tyler Page Joh Crockett Mitchell Ontiines Program Ute
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