Prizes Offered For Central South Dakota Youth Programs
A broad 1930 contest by Huron business leaders funds trips and camp experiences for 4-H, Boy Scouts, Hi-Y, and Girl Scouts across Central South Dakota. Nearly 3900 dollars will sponsor trips to Brookings Junior Short Course, Lake Kampeska camps, and state league play in Pierre next May, with more than 50 total trips planned. The program aims to reach all youths, spanning farm and town groups, and opens tomorrow with details on Page 4.
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Brookings
Miller
Black Hills
South Dakota
Lake Okebol
Ani
Sake
Byron
Y.C
Northwest
Dakew
Huron
Arrested for Digging Grave in Santa Barbara Cemetery
In Santa Barbara cemetery two men were surprised by dogs as they dug into a grave. They carried a human skull and a sack of bones. one man said he planned to exhume his daughter's body fearing nearby construction. Blood stains noted on the shovel used. Both men were held for investigation.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Barbara
Mateo Padilla
Pedro Gutierez
Padilla
Estes And Son Face Cattle Theft Charge
White River reports Edward Estes and his son Alvin bound over for circuit court on cattle theft charges after a preliminary hearing in justice court. Bond set at 1009 dollars. Case stems from a complaint by J E Utteredack, a Bielletto county rancher and father in law of Edward, accusing them of stealing several head of cattle. C F Manson, state’s attorney for Bielletto county, prosecutes.
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White River
Edward Estes
Alvin
Justice Court
Here
J. £. Utterdack
Bielletto County
Estes
C. F. Manson
Dis
Weather summary for South Dakota area I
Mostly cloudy Saturday in South Dakota with a much colder tonight period. Fair tonight and Saturday with a significant temperature drop expected.
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South Dakota
Central South Dakota firms fund 900 prize purse for 1930 program
Local businesses and professionals in Huron donate prize money to back a 1930 contest supporting 4-H, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and youth groups. Funds cover trips to Brookings Junior Short Course, Miller camp, Black Hills camp, state convention for Young Citizens leagues, and summer camps at Lake Olobon and Lake Byron. Numerous sponsors include banks, insurers, lawyers, stores, and manufacturers.
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South Dakota
Huron
Brookings
Miller
Black Hills
Citivens
Lake Olobon
Lake Byron
Hase Huron
National Bank of Huron Huron
Home Owned Stores, Inc
Melbvaine Insuance
John P. Sauer
Churchill and Bensoo
Howes and Temmey
Farmery
Geyerman
Huron Lumber Company 3D
Urquhart and Sons
Sebseseeans
President Hoover Cuts Fishing Short at Florida Key
President Hoover cut short his Florida fishing trip to return to Washington early, aiming to maintain closer ties with London Naval Conference negotiations. He left Long Key after learning French and Japanese programs had been announced and planned a final day of fishing near Sombrero Eight. The retreating flotilla included the Saunterer and other support craft. Federal estimates later showed 47,171,009 head of sheep valued over 500 million dollars in the United States as of January 1, 1923.
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Long Key
Fla
Washington
Hoover
London
Florida
Sombrero
Kilkenny
Dixie Department of Commerce
Wrest
United States
Mother Is Hopeful Byrd Will Sail Home Soon
Mrs Richard E Byrd of Winchester expresses strong faith that Admiral Dick Byrd and his expedition will return safely after the ant arctic voyage. She recalls radio chats with her son and trusts the forces of nature will favor a timely homecoming for Dick and his crew despite the long perilous expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Richard Ee Byrd
Sis
Richard —E. Byrd
Dickie
Becau
Dickin
Thomas Byrd
Byrd
Harry
Virginia
Tom
White
Ford Says He Will Give 100 Million To Schools
Henry Pord announces plans to devote the rest of his fortune to founding schools in various locations. He aims to fund trade schools and teaching to prepare youth for useful citizenship, with self supporting institutions offering academic, vocational, arts, and commercial programs.
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Ford
Port Myers
Fla
Feb
Henry Pord
Lord
Pioneer Rancher Dies at Pierre in South Dakota
Carson Clay Williams 65 longtime Philip resident and pioneer cattleman died at a Pierre hospital from complications after a pulmonary collapse following an operation earlier in the week. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Pierre
Carson Clay Williams
Pionser
Willams
Philip
South Dakota
Dry Agents Seize wireless station tied to rum running
Inwood police with Assistant District Attorney Morton Middletowse seized a wireless station in a Burnside Avenue bungalow. Frank Krebs, 37, a wireless operator, was arrested. Agents say the six page code book and seaboard maps controlled rum running ships along the Atlantic coast, with code phrases like How many fuses did you get and Are your engines working OK.
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Inwood
Nasant County
Atlantic Coast
Burnside Avenue
Morton Middletowsé
At.lande Seaboard
Frank Krebs
Italy's hydro power drive reshapes its independence
An Italian program led by Mussolini expands hydro electric capacity to reduce coal reliance. North Italy accounts for 68 percent of hydro power, central 19 percent, and the south about 10 percent with major dams visible from train routes. The Milan Sante Radegonda plant marks Italy's early electrical industry origins in 1882.
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Andrue
Presa
Bta
Rome
Apennines
Alps
Italy
United States
England
Germany
Fairzoon
Switzerland
Mussolini
Marcy
Austria
France
Lew Hy
Northera
Piave
Adige
Serlo
Brenta
Tulian Electrical
Europe
Milan
Sante Radegonda
Hyde County Land Transfers Report and Roosevelt Inauguration Note
Hyde County land transfer notices show Elizabeth Risenbark transferring to Grace Ruspenbark in section 20 township 4 range 14 and United States transfers to Charles M Elliott in section 1 township 116 range 71. Also listed are transfers from Rimer H Peterson to Henry Raske section 25 township 114 range 0, Angus Robertson to W G Goodrich section 22 township 0 range 0, Drake to Charles P Davis sections 28 and 21 township 4 range 72, and Charles P Davis to Ed Johnson in sections 28 and 21. A brief historical remark notes Theodore Roosevelt as the first U S president inaugurated.
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United States
Charles M. Elliott
Charles M. Eliott
NEY
Rimer
H. Peterson
Hany Raske
Angus Robertson
W. GC. Goodiich
Drake
Charles" P. Davis
Charles P. Davis
Ed's. Johnson
Tye
France Urged to Lower Naval Strength Claim
The United States and Great Britain pressed France to cut its claimed total naval tonnage from 724,000 to about 650,000. Italy demanded parity with France, while Britain and America used a questioning approach on why each category’s tonnage was needed. The talks followed an unfavorable reaction to France’s figures and centered on reducing overall naval build.
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Dowitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Wester
London
United States
Great Britain
France
MacDonald
Stimson
Morrow
Robinsa
Briand
Marriner
House of Commons
Ani
Italy
America
St” Boer
Yallong
Chicago Drive Against Crime Gains Ground
Five day citywide crackdown yields 572 arrests bringing total above 3 000. One robber killed while attempting to hold up a cab driver and another killed by a store intruder. Twenty seven gun carriers under indictment. Only 12 robberies reported today, none fatal.
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Chicago
Halting Monopolies in Crown Point Marriages
Crown Point Indiana mayor Vincent Youler moves to end a single marriage monopoly held by Kemp and declares two assistants Harvey Minas and Arthur Taylor as authorized marrying squires. Kemp claims 40 000 marriages in 14 years while the city plans to split the business with a $50 daily license fee and aim for fair division. The mayor complains of excessive cupid capacity in the wedding trade.
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Crown Point
Ind
Vincent Youler
Squire
Howare H. Kemp
Kemp
Harvey Minas
Arthur’Taylor
Taylor
France and Germany debate battleship plans under treaty limits
The article outlines expectations that Germany may build six new cruisers, with France seeking confirmation of naval expansion. Britain and the United States reportedly contemplated France's right to construct more ships, while France previously favored smaller vessels and could now move to action due to a weaker battleship core.
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Germany
France
Great Britain
Americs
Prize Winners Named in Boots Valentine Contest
In The Evening Huronite Boots Valentine contest judged by Mrs. Lillian Loya, hundreds from Central South Dakota and several states competed. Winners include AMidger Redfield Harrold and Huron represented among the elite prizes. honorable mentions were awarded to numerous youths with ages ranging up to 16, reflecting strong community participation and talent.
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Amidger
Redfield
Harrold
Huron
Elx
Huronite
Lillian Loya
Huron High-School
South Dakota
Missouri
Towa
Minnesota
38 Avenue
Horemaey
Hughes to Be Sworn In as Chief Justice on Monday
Charles Evans Hughes gains Senate confirmation after a four day fight. the vote stood 62 to 26 in favor. He is set to take office on Monday February 24 as the new chief justice of the United States amid intense opposition to his stance on big business.
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Richard L. Turner
Associated Press
Charles Evans Hughes
Eleenvich —.Gkadshadlu
United States
Huttle
Senate
Andrew Jackson
Roger B. Taney
Dred Scott
Hughes Confirmed as Chief Justice Over Democratic Opposition
Senate vote tally shows 62 in favor and 26 against Charles Hughes as chief justice. Senators Norbeck McMaster Blaine Barah Brookhart Couzens Frazier Johnson La Follette Norcis and Ye joined 15 Democrats in opposition. Hughes expressed gratitude in New York.
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Washington
Norbeck
McMaster
South Dakota
Charles Hymur Hughes
Hughes
Blaine
Barah
Brookhart
Couzens
Frazier
Johnson
LaFollette
Norcis
Black
Kease
Bratton
Connally
Dill
George
Glasa
Harris
Hawes
Huron Water In Good Condition
Huron water remains in good condition though control challenges rise with the season. Water plant superintendent C D Hays notes low snow and river pull cause thicker ice and greenish tint from small algae, yet filtration keeps the water ideally pure.
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Huron
C. D. Hays
Nori
Haya
Hays
Real Estate Transfers From Tillian Miller to Doyle
Transfer notices list Tillian M Miller transferring property to Tol W Doyle for a 12 dollar amount and lot in subdistricts near Brooklyn or Wesleyton, with a title company noted. Additional transfers reference Mary Alien and Brooky additions in Wesington and Worington areas.
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Fu Tract’and Title Co
Tillian M. Miller
Tol W. Doyle
Hurpt
Lote
Subiy
Harri
Mary
Alien
Weesleyton
Brooky
Woragton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central
Estes and Son
Armour and Company
C.F. Hughes
Montgomry Ward and Co
Huron Dairy Products Co
Swift and Company
Gagnon
Fairmont Creamery
Buck Bros
Haley and Nediles Co
Farmers’ Co-Op Association
Carl Weir
Jay Spink
Irving TR. Crawford
Sleorge W. Wright
Heal
Whisman Insurance Agency
J. F. Anderson Lumber Co
Matz and Wipt
B.B. McClas
Hyde
County
Erastus Cornel
Offical Abstractor
Highmore
Elizabeth Risenbark
Grace E. Ruspenbark
NEW
Pannen
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
United
Stat
Boots Valentine
Bagim
Enue
Mora
Sir the Firat Elads
Voo
Kenneth Gilg
Jackie Christopherson
Mary, Jane, Seeley
Wolsey
Cutford -L.-Trout
Dolores
Curtis Huron
Jimmy
McMahon
Erms Peterson
Dorothy Baker
Doland
Eze
Ies Hartiet
Marone
Woc pEockst
Hero
Belting - Huron
Kathryn Maa
Sington
Melon
Faron
Norris
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