Veterans Hold Charter Open At Huron Post
The Huron Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, voted to keep its charter open until the next meeting on Friday February 22. A deadline this month was set for receiving charter memberships due to national headquarters action. The vacancy from Adjutant E B Byron’s resignation due to ill health was filled by I C Hagen. Other appointments were announced by Commander James Loxrie.
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Huron Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National
E. B.boyron
I. C. Hagen
George
Longstaff
Arthur Grote
Jack Reiss
Charles Moore
Charles H. Steveson
Karl Buchholz
Dewey van Dyke
Weather data snapshot with scattered figures
A compact weather note reports temperature highs and lows from a year ago, February records, and monthly precipitation totals. It lists sunrise and sunset times, forecasts for tonight and Sunday, and notes mostly clear to cloudy conditions across South Dakota with warmer trends in the northern areas.
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Dakota
Weather summary from brief OCR readout
Weather outlook for the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys and the central Great Plains for Monday February 2. Unsettled most of the week with occasional snows in north portions. most of the south remains mostly fair with periods of precipitation in the southeast. Temperatures mostly above normal with occasional dips in the northeast. Roads vary from clear to fair with some locations reporting no precipitation.
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Weddle Besiaaing
Assissippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Yempeni
Bermel
Name mix up in court report sparks grievance
A Huronite item corrects a misprint in a Regents story that wrongly named Henry Rouse instead of George Toush in charges against three men tied to delinquency of minors. The paper notes Henry and George each felt aggrieved by the erroneous mention and clarifies the intended subjects.
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Rongly
Seldanm
Peases
Tégent
George Toushi
Henry
Rouse
George
Swindle to Brains Lets James Marry Daughter
Fragmentary text shows a scheme involving two men named Peter and James and a daughter. The readable bits imply a marriage agreement tied to a swindle, with unclear motives and context. This brief item hints at a crime or deception surrounding nuptial arrangements.
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Peter
James
Ancwers
Local notices and personal updates from Huron area
Mrs Richand and others head to Des Moines for piety events and Mooseheart gatherings. Sioux Falls visitors, Minnesota show plans, radio bargains, and small ads fill the page with arrivals, visits, and social happenings including church supper, ball, and library board meeting notes.
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Richand
Wiath
SteVeriaon
Simmons
Grende
Des ‘Moines
Etta
Mooseheart! Legion
South
Dakota
Mooseheart Legion
Ibis Ouptere
Mielege J Radio
Minneanolls
Minnesota
Gay Arter
Sioux Falls
Hursterday
Costein Music Store
Adye
Wyttenabach
Aberdeen
Laren
Madison-Harom
Roy Orr
Claremont
Don Urquhart
Baptist
Ralph’ Olson
Huron
Mina-Tuth-Longden
Watertown
S. W. Keck
Iowa
State Library Board
Browns
Hen Heasley
Miller
Ron
M.s-F. P
Tutzois
Avenue
At -Costasas
Alfraid Deonard
Ecklund
Tug With Crew Lost in Texas Waters Storm
The Standard reports a tug with a 14 member crew lost after a storm near Port Arthur Texas. Only four names are confirmed: William Brennen chief engineer, RB Duro, Arthur, and Asher Hudson. A Sabine company vessel searched the area last night for survivors as families were notified.
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William “ Brennen
Engingery
Tair
RB. Duro
Steward Arthur
Asher If
Hudson
Arthur
Sursivora
Tref
Sabine Company
Aberdeen Man Released After Inadequate Evidence in Prohibition Case
Albertson, once titled under cover man for the state prohibition force, was freed yesterday when U S Commissioner Ira C Curtis ruled insufficient evidence to bind over for federal court. He was arrested last week after four gallons of alcohol were found in his automobile near Andover and Aberdeen. authorities said he bought the liquor and was transporting it when searched.
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Aberdeen
Len
Bertson
State” Prohibition’ Force
U. S. Com- Talssianer
Uigquor-as
Frank
Andover
Cement Rates From Cities Discussed At Sioux Falls Hearing
Sioux Falls hearing before Interstate Commerce Commission examiner W A Diggue explored freight rates on cement from Tri cities. Local manufacturers urged raising South Dakota rates from the Rapid City plant to ease competition, while others contended current levels favor Rapid City.
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Sioux -Falls
Tri-witles
Sioux Falls
W.A. Diggue
Washington
Interstate- Commerce Commission
South Dakota
Rapid ‘City
Rapid City
Chevrolet Dealers Meet Arrives in Minneapolis
R. N. Jones owner of the Chevrolet agency in Huron and B. H. Heinz of Toledo will depart Sunday for Minneapolis to attend the annual Chevrolet spring dealers meeting and banquet. It is expected that 1,560 to 2,009 dealers will be in attendance from Montana North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Gettysburg Beats Onida In Narrow High School Tilt
In Onida the Gettysburg boys topped the Onida team 17 to 12 despite losing three regulars to illness. Gettysburg led with 15 points in the first half while Onida surged after halftime, but fell short as Gettysburg maintained the lead.
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G . Aetyeas
Gettysburg
Onida
Onida High School
Gettisbur
Canadians Held Under Suspicions of Liquor Laws
Three Canadian seamen and their 45 foot powerboat Northern Exchange were held by Coast Guard authorities off San Pedro California on suspicion of violating U S liquor laws. The vessel was boarded within the 12 mile limit near San Nicholas Island and towed to port for investigation.
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San Pedro
Cab
Northern Exchange
United States
Morris
Oakland
Cal
San Nichols ‘Island
Here
James Percy Tait
Thomas Hansen
Ronald McWilliams
Tait
Vancouver
B. C
Ensenada
Mexico
Intermica
California
Faunce of Brown University Dies After Long Presidency
Dr William Herbert Perry Faunce longtime Brown University president and president emeritus died at his home aged 71 from bronchial pneumonia and per weakness. He led Brown for 30 years and was succeeded last June by Dr Clarence Barbour. Born January 15 1869 in Worcester Massachusetts he graduated from Brown in 1880 and pursued theology before serving as pastor in Springfield and New York City. He married Sarah Rogers Edson in 1834 and their son Perry Edson Faunce predeceased him.
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Providence
R. 1
Brown University
William Herbert Perry Faunce
Brown
Clarence Augustus Barbour
Worcester
Mass
Newton
Springfield Massa
Charch
Hospital admits four including local students and residents
Daisy Currier of Osceola and Elizabeth Kleinsasser a Huron high school student underwent surgery for acute appendicitis at Samaritan Wespiteay hospital yesterday. John Kleinsasser lives near Carpenter. Other patients include Von Johnson of Huron and Milton Brown four miles north of Sac City. Three patients—Mrs. F. Glosier Mrs. Oris Bensley of Huron and Joseph M. Hofer of Hitehepele—are being dismissed.
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Daisy Currier
E¢ Currier
Osceolt
EF. Glosier
Oris Bensley
Huron
Joseph M. Hofer
Hitehepele
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