County Board Backs State Aid For 10 Foot Street Strip
Beadle County commissioners voted to recommend state aid to pay for a 10 foot central strip of paving on Third Street South between Sbngnons and Iowa avenues, with an agreement on widening total pavement to 60 feet if property owners and the city approve. They would withdraw the plan if the wider width is not accepted.
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Bearle County
Third Street
Sbngnons and
Iowa Avenues
City of Huron
Earier
Good Roads Committee
The
Huron Chamber of Romance
Davis
W. M. Davis
Yale
Huron
Rank Xuenn
Chamberlain
Beadle County
State Highway Commission
Weather Area Forecast Notes
Weather area reports show partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Nearby station indicates partly cloudy skies Friday with minimal temperature variation.
Umbrellas For Summer Fail To Work In Winter
Evanston Illinois Magistrate Harry Porter jokes that police forgot the umbrellas used at traffic stops in hot weather. Mrs Eugene M Barnhart refuses a patrol ride to court over a dog license dispute claiming the dog belongs to a college professor. The magistrate insists she must appear, noting the remembered umbrellas may not help.
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Evanston
Ill
Harry Porter
Eugene M. Barnhart
South Dakota Campaign Spending Totals Revealed in Reports
In Pierre and Sioux Falls, Republican and Democratic parties released expense and receipts tallies for the recent general election. Republicans show expenditures of 14720.15 with 14423.58 in receipts, including major ad spends and contributions from party leaders. Democrats report 16525.96 spent with 16920.25 received, noting unpaid claims and a 994 balance, funded by candidates, state employees, counties, and the national committee.
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Sioux Falls
Charles $. McDonald
Republican State Central Committees
South Dakota
John M. Toohey
McDonald
Republican County Central Committees
W.H. McMaster
Warren E. Green
National Republican
South Dakota Press Association
WNAX
Yankton
KGDY
Huron
Women's Organization
McDonald's Report
Norbeck
Christopherson
Johnson
Williamson
Chas. HL Burke
Pierre
Harry Brown Nell
M. Whitman
Der
Ey Haengel
Hen-gel
National Committee
Salvation From Overproduction Seen By Hyde For Farmers
Secretary Hyde warned in his Hoover report that relief for thousands of New York farmers hinges on widespread voluntary production cuts. He urged flexible wheat acreage reductions and elimination of high cost acres plus a shift toward balanced supply with demand, noting chronic overproduction and price slumps.
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Washington
Hyde
Hoover
Tees
Dental Conditions Generally Better in Huron Schools
Dr C R Stewart and colleagues report the second dental survey of Huron public schools finds 4 full sets of perfect teeth among 223 Washington school students, nearing Wilson school where 6 perfect sets were found among 38 students. Senior and junior high exams start at 6:30 tomorrow with a team of doctors. E Bryan and H A Jobson finish the year's survey Monday at McKinley. Results show a higher percentage of perfect teeth and overall dental health improving.
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C. R Stewart
Wr.say Opak
Huron
Washington School
Washington
Witlh Wilson School
Geo. A. Youel
R A L Stratton
Jay Spink
A. A. Wolmann
E. A. Wipt
E . Bryan
H. A. Jobson
Red Cross Drive Reaches Goal in Ocave County
The Ocave County Red Cross drive reports $7322 raised toward the $7322 local goal of 80 members set by the national organization. Chairman John P. Sauer says final totals await further reports before final announcement.
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Ocave County
The
American Red Crows
John P. Sauer
National Policies Clash Says Hyde in 1930s context
Secretary Hyde told President Hoover that federal reclamation policy conflicts with curbing farm production. He questioned expanding agriculture via irrigation and drainage amid overproduction. Studies point to contraction, not expansion, and the need to prevent rapid arable-acre increases for at least a decade.
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Hyde Washington
Hyde
Hoover
Witnesses Testify in Trial Over Fatally Injured Blunt Garage Owner
Pierre December testimony of Ed Welch and Joseph Herber described the fatal accident involving Frank D. Kriebs. Welch testified acceleration and speed at 36 miles per hour, claiming Kriebs failed to stop and returned later to identify himself. Herber offered a slower speed estimate as the trial proceeds.
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Kriebs
Ed Welch
Pierre
George Marsh
Blunt
Frank D. Kriebs
Secretary of Agriculture
Joseph Herber
Kadoka
Kreba
Marsh
Welch
Herber
Justice Brown Declared Elected Presiding Judge By 83 Vote Margin
Pierre December 4. Presiding Judge James Brown of the South Dakota Supreme Court was declared reelected by the state canvassing board after official totals from 69 counties showed Brown with 4200 votes to Frederick A Warren of Flandreau with 64217. Blurred Lake county returns caused initial uncertainty though final figures confirmed 642. Warren’s camp considers contesting the election.
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Walworth
Warren
Jubiec
F. W. Lambert
Pierre Attommey
Death of C M Moody 79 Funeral in Hunter North Dakota
C M Moody 79 died yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mes Ed Danielson 78 Ohio avenue southwest He would have been seven on January 2 born in North New Portland Missouri Survived by widow five daughters Mia Danielson Hu Ron Mrs Phil Skogmo Minneapolis Eleanor Moody McGregor Ia Mrs Charles Bristol Fargo ND and Helen Moody Larimore ND two step children Ray Moody Hunter ND and Mrs Walter Johnson Fargo ND Burial planned in Hunter ND cemetery
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C. M. Moody
Mes
Ed. Danielson
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Mr. Moody
North New Portland
Larimore
N. I
Mia
Danielson
Huron
Canvass Board Confirms SD General Election Result
South Dakota's canvassing board officially determined last month's general election results. Sealed returns were opened by the board, chaired by the governor with major state officials in attendance. The sole close race was James Brown of Chamberlain versus Frederick Warren of Flandreau for the supreme court judgeship.
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Pierre
Des
South Dakota
Supreme Court
James Brown
Chamberlain
Frederick Warren
Flandreau
Brown
Hi Y Club Plans Activity At Huron High
The Huron Hi Y Club held a meeting at the high school to map the second half of the school year. Faculty sponsor R C Crawley described a constructive MCA activities program. John Pasek presided with Milo Youel as vice president and Ogden Chamberlain as secretary treasurer. R W Woodburn was the other faculty supervisor.
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Huron
R. C. Crawley
John Pasek
Milo Youel
Ogden Chamberlain
R. W. Woodburn
Wheeler Boy Loses Part Of Finger In School Accident
Kirk Wheeler, son of Mr and Mrs John B Wheeler of 151 Sixth Street Southwest, was injured yesterday in a manual training accident at the high school. He salated the toss of part of one finger and lost the first joint. Amputation will not be necessary.
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Wheeler
Kirk Wheeler
John B. Wheeler
Sixth Street
Grand champion steer brings $2.50 per pound at livestock expo
In Chicago the grand champion steer "Jimmy" shown by J. F. McKenney of King City Missouri sold for 2.50 a pound, far below last year's top. The steer, valued at 2700 for Breakers Hotel and linked to prior big winners, heads for slaughter.
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Chicago
Jimmy
J. F. McKenney
King City
Iowa
Breakers
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Elliott Brown
Rosehill
J. C Penney
Slaughter House
Battle Oil Fire At Brooklyn Waterfront
Flames from the Pratt works of Standard Oil lit the Brooklyn waterfront as more than 200000 gallons of gasoline crude oil and turpentine burned. Firefighters fought for three hours and tools damaged piers barges a fire boat and a tanker as oil poured into the East River. Estimates put losses near a million dollars.
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New York
Pratt Works
Standard Oi Company
Brooklyn
East River
Voigt Elected Worshipful Master Of Hu Ron Lodge 28
Voigt a bank cashier was elected worshipful master of Hu Ron Lodge No 28 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. He and new officers will be installed Wednesday night December 10 with further appointments to be named. Other officers elected include W. H Olson senior warden Leonard H Davis junior warden Camden Rayburn treasurer H M Whitman secretary John H Fonsberg three year trustee.
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John H. Fonsberg
Smith Calls Meet Of Charity Group
Clyde R. Smith, chairman of the Associated Charities executive committee, called a meeting of those serving on the group for tomorrow afternoon at 5 in the Chamber of Commerce room. The committee, in charge of the unemployment survey, is likely to discuss plans through Christmas and the issue of Christmas baskets for needy families.
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Clyde R. Smith
Associated Charities Executive Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Nesdy
Two People Fined For Traffic Violations
Miss Carrie Reynolds of Huron the W A secretary was fined one dollar for blocking the street sweeper. Herbert Leighton of 959 Colorado avenue paid five dollars after speeding near the Fair grounds. Redfield sheriff reports a stolen Chrysler coupe with Illinois plate 351830. Police seek the vehicle.
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Carrie Reytolds
Huron
Herbert Leighton
Colorado Avenue
Fair Grounds
Spink County
Redfeld
Plans For P F A Topics And PTA Leaders Meeting
Huron Parent-teachers Association discussion group leaders will meet on Tuesday December 14 to outline plans for three January discussion groups. January topics include self reliance, thrift training, and overcoming children's fears. PTA city council officers will hold a monthly meeting on Wednesday December 17.
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P.F. A
Huron Parent-teachers Association
P.T. A
Beadle County Audit Shows Broad Efficiency With Minor Irregularities
A long Beadle County audit covering December 6, 1927, to September 8, 1930, reports a generally clean county record despite small irregularities. Disbursements in the first month reached $4.55 million with a cash balance of $455,330. The 60 page document recommends quarterly lists of uncollected taxes and highlights rising uncollected taxes in lands, rents, and personal categories. It notes lack of workers compensation and public liability coverage, unpaid interest on farm loans, and suggests better bond and farm records, alongside minor auditor input.
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Beadle County
McLaughlin& Noreen & Company
South Dakota
Huron
Beadlecount
Pierre
Simooth Works ‘Ing
Township
Wolsey
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N. Y. Hospital
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Mattewan State Hospital
William Nelson
Harry Gordon
Rochester
Frank Danderkeyléen
Joseph Kaylor
the Bronx
John St. Bangil
John Biggins
Anthony A. Elley
Raymond F. C. Keb
Patrick Mic-Grath
Cliford
Cooper
Joseph Brown
Samuel Kane
Kieb
Nelson
Red Cross Drive
Justice Brown
Mmar
N. Y
Smith
Meet of Charity Group
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