Dowdell Happy Over Park Plans
Robert Ennet Dowdell, en route to Mitchell from Pierre, praised Ruskin park as one of four major state park sites and urged Huron support. He called Ruskin a top east river achievement and discussed financing hopes via gasoline tax and a one-tenth mill levy to fund park development.
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Robert Ennet Dowdell
Huron
Mitchell
Pierre
Dowdell
Ruskin Park
Dill
Oakwood Lakes
Brookings County
Marshall County
Spin
Dani
Sam
South Dakota
Dowdedt
City Briefs From Huron Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs Chay H J Mitchell of 311 Idaho Avenue southeast returned from Rochester Minnesota after an exam. Dr B W Feige offers glasses. Mr and Mrs Carl Clemetson of Howard due in Huron to visit Br and Mrs Thomas Larson. Mrs Larson is Clemetson’s sister. Two Bit Dance at Drum’s Auditorium Saturday with Gibbs Orchestra. T P Beacom of New York City visiting Mrs J C Chestnut 140 Montana Avenue Southwest left for Omaha, then Chicago and the West Coast with husband. They will return to New York. Beacom and Mrs Beacom attended junior high basketball games. James Cassidy and daughter Irene, and Miss Adeline Linscott of Aberdeen, visited Mrs Glenn Attwell, 109 Kansas Avenue Southeast. Jitney dance at the Dance Palace Saturday with Jack Mills Band. Beatrice Tellant recovering well from operation. W G Groes, SD Wheat Growers, in town en route from Pierre. Judge J T Medin and Odean Harold of Sioux Falls en route home from Pierre. G A Adams and G H Wares of Yankton in town. F Stringer livesreck operator at Onids spent Friday in Huron. Mr and Mrs Jay B Allen of Sioux Falls in Huron. G P Hughell of Sioux Falls in town. R A Caye agricultural agent in Alpona for a short course. Miavion Ferguson of Woonsocket spending weekend here. A W Tompkins is secretary, western you on business, Farm Bureau meeting this afternoon.
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Chay
H. J. Mitchell
Idaho Avenue
Rochester
Miay
B. W. Feige
M. D
Carl Clemetson
Howard
Huron
Thoma Larson
Larson
Clemetgons
Gibbs
T. P. Beacom
New York
J. C. Chestnut
Montana ‘Avenue Southwest
Omaha
Chicago
West Coast
Gibbs Orchestra
Ady
James Cassidy
Irene Cassidy
Adeline Linscott
Aberdeen
Cassidy
Glenn Attwell
Glenn Attwell, Tl9 Kansas Avenue Southeast, Jitney Dance At the Dance Palace
Jack Mills
Emory Pellave
Mi Beatrice Tellant
Mikes
Wis
W. Groes
South Dakota Wheat Grow Association
Hemdern
Pierre
J.T. Medin
Odean Harald
Sioux Falls
Media
Washington
Adams
Guy H. Wares
Yankton
F. Stringer
Livesreck
Onids
Jay B. Alien
Sioux
George P. Hughell
R.A. Caye
Ee Miavion Ferguson
Woonsoeket
A.W. Tompkins
Man of Mystery tak es own life in Havana bound flight
A controversial figure known as Man of Mystery, John Hulbert, 56, a former executioner, was found dead in his home. Doctors report two gunshot wounds, one chest and one temple, with officials considering murder. Funeral services will be private in the city where he lived. George Haldeman meanwhile attempted a non-stop flight from Windsor to Havana, leaving Walkerville airport at 3:49 am in a Bellanca plane.
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Havana
Tolay
Tohn W. Hulbert
Subjed
Iam
EF. Walsh
Hulbert
Jimikerz
Rist
Tepor
Bhubert Renna
Enen
Windsor
George Haldeman
Atlantic
Walkerville
Here
Cuba
Taldeman
Tames Hayden
Haldeman
St. Petersbore
Fla
Leonard Flo
Ann Arbor
Mich
Valdeman
Speaker To Tell Of 4 H Club Reporting Series
State college speaker Alan Dailey assistant agricultural editor will address eight county 4 H clubs via KFDY Brookings focusing on proper reporting and newsroom writing. TE A Cave Beatle committee will forward letters urging participation with emphasis on gathering and writing news.
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KFDY
Brookings
Alan Dailey
TE. A. Cave
Comity
State College
McNutt To Broadcast His Talk On KSOO
Col Paul V McNutt national commander of the American Legion will speak at the Legion spring conference in Watertown then broadcast over KSOO Sioux Falls radio station that night. Wallsy Byge of Madison announces the plans as the event continues in the Great Plains region with weather notes and travel details.
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Watertown
Paul V. McNutt
Ame 1 Legion
The
Legion
Flot
Sioux Falls
Wallsy Byge
Madison
Dyce
Custey
Hoover to Press Farm Problem With Congress in Nine Days
Washington February 23. President elect Hoover plans focused talks with Congress and farm leaders nine days before his inaugural address. Senator Brookhart of Iowa backs a concrete plan, proposing 500 million for cooperative farming groups and surplus handling. Laula F. Taher of the National Grange urged tariff increases to balance farm and industrial protections.
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Washington
Senator Brookhart
Hoover
Erlect
South America
Brookhart
H Brookhart
Senate
Teawyer
Laula F. Taher
National Grange
Sardines Sink Big Fishing Vessel at Sea
SAN PEDRO CAL Feb 23 A 50 foot seina boat Tha Tome was sunk yesterday by a school of sardines The eight Japanese fishermen on board dropped a net for mackerel The sardines about 20 tons swam beneath the mackerel filled the seine Before the net lines could be out the boat capsized and sunk a few minutes later The fishermen were rescued.
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San Pedro
Cal
Tha Tome
Gare Dines
Fire rips through Illinois college gym in panic escape
In Jacksonville Illinois a Washington day program at an Illinois woman’s college gym ended in chaos when a fire broke out on stage. Miss Eugenia Van Norman of Jas Yer Indiana was killed leaping from a second story window. Miss Winifred Wackerle the college matron was burned likely fatally. Fifteen others were injured, including Mrs. Clarence P McClelland wife of the college president. Many 200 attendees wore Colonial era skirts hindering escape as students surged toward exits. President Meedelland urged orderly movement from the balcony but panic continued.
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Jacksonville
Ill
Illinois Woman's College
Eugenia van Norman
Jas Yer
Ind
Winifred Wackerle
Clarence P. McClelland
Meedelland
Mitchell Plans Lake Projects in City Development
Mitchell reports lake development moves after a city council meeting with J B Batchelor of the Recreational Association of America submitting plans for a 500 foot bathing beach and a nine hole golf course on the lake’s western side. Estimated cost near 19000 dollars, with a community clubhouse, dancing pavilion, boat landing and band stand among later expansions, aiming for spring or early summer completion.
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Mitchell
Miteneh
J. B., Batchelor
Recreational Association of America
Batchelor
Commuity
Father and Son Banquet At Miller Dedicates Evening
Two hundred ten fathers and sons gathered for the annual father and son banquet at Miller. A. K. Gardner, Huron attorney, gave the chief address urging father son cooperation. Judge Frank R. Fisher presided, with Kurl Altgaier and Charles Williams delivering toasts. Readings by Mary Birchfield and Irene Franks accompanied talks by Rev H E Cope Prof Kersten and Rev M H Sheldon.
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Charles Williams
St. Lawrence
Mary Birchfield
Irene
Franks
H. E. Cope
Epia
Canal
Kersten
M. H. Sheldon
Stimson Leaves Isles for United States Manila
Governor General Henry J. Stimson sails from the islands to return to the United States aboard the President Pierce. Thousands gather at the pier to bid farewell as he plans a Tokyo layover and formal lunch with Japanese Premier Baron Tanaka on the way to Washington.
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Stimson
Isles
United States
Manila
Henry J. Stimson
Herbert Hoover
President Pierce
Stimison
Tokyo
Baron Tanaka
Japan
Patriotic Talks At Altresa Meeting
Patriotic talks were given by Mrs. A. P. Stowell and Miss Caroline Orlyf at the Astresa club noon luncheon meeting yesterday at the Hotel Marvin Huchitt. The Huron College men's quartet provided entertainment with several selections.
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Altresa
A. P. Stowell
Caroline Orlyf
Astresa Club
Marvin Huchitt
Huron College Men’s
Henry Williamson
William Williamson
Keith Snow
Gordon Betts
Walter Nelson
Unemployed 70 Demand Rights in Trafalgar Square
London crowds from Scotland England and Wales converge to march on Trafalgar Square demanding a living wage longer unemployment benefits eight hour day pension benefits and school age raise while Dignitaries Tom Mann and A J Cook advise on the charter to Premier Baldwin the marchers face hardship and have dwindled in number due to severe weather and travel conditions.
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London
Scotland
England
Wales
Trafalgar Square
Tom Mann
A. J. Cook
Stanley Baldwin
Itt
Wl Ind
Jeff
Banquet Celebrates George Washington Birthday at Evergreens
Captain Alexander Tadford chairs joint session of Daughters of the American Revolution and Huron chapter with Song of the American Revolution in celebration of Washington's birthday. Dinner at seven, radio from Gamble company, and address by Dr. Royal Clyde Acne of Huron College praising Washington as statesman citizen soldier farmer and more. Guests include Jay B. Allen of Sioux Falls and Mrs. Allen bearing greetings from the state society.
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Alexander Tadford Chanter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Huron Chapter
Nist
George Washington
Evergreens
Coolidge
George Washington University
Washington
Heart
Gamble Company
Max Borhl
Topirs
Jack Knale
Royal Clyde Acne
Huron College
United States
Jay B. Alen
Sioux Falls
Sons of the American Revolution
Allen
State Society
Hirai
Sonieby
Air service to Hills planned from Watertown to Huron
Walter Hailey of Rapid City announces regular air service between Watertown and Huron with connections to the Chicago Black Hills air route. Pioneer Lines of Watertown merges with Rapid Air Lines. daily passenger flights expected within about sixty days, subject to spring business.
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Watertown
Black Hills
Halley Sald
Rapid Air Lines
Route Through Watertown Sets Service Between Winnipeg and Omaha
An announced route through Watertown marks the opening of a new service linking Winnipeg and Omaha. Details remain sparse but indicate a regional transportation expansion aimed at improving cross country connections.
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Watertown
Halley Eald
Whintpeg
Omaha
Huron Defeats Onida In Debating Tourney Opener
Huron high school beat the Onida Preps in the first round of the district debating tournament at Miller. The district tourney opened at 10 o clock with seven schools entering and a second round scheduled for 2 30 this afternoon, followed by finals.
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Huron High School
Onida
Miller
Fabe City
Wessington
Huron
Mitchell
Dakota
Debaters Travel As State Meet Postponed Echoes
The article notes debaters from several schools Wes sington Pierre Blunt Highmore and Miller. The team led by Prof. D C Reutter included Imogene Murphy Ethel Bowe Warren Bennett and Aurel Ashman. They defend the state title won last year with Coach E H Jackson of Huron College and debaters Gladys Bucher Burnieta Johnson leaving Mitchell for the ninth contest.
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Wessington
Pierre
Blunt
Highmore
Miller
Cdach
D. C. Reutter
Imogene Murphy
Ethel Bowe
Warren Bennett
Aurel Ashman
E. H. Jackson
Huron College
Gladys Bucher
Burnieta Johnson
Huron
Mitchell
Collegians
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