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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1930

Page

7

Todd County Shows Large Farm Expansion in South Dakota

Todd County in South Dakota, attached to Tripp for judicial purposes, shows a tenfold rise in farm acreage over the past decade. Secretary Frank D. Kindhs notes gains in grain and livestock, with cheap land attracting agricultural settlers, including rising acres in corn, oats, barley, flax, and wheat. Livestock diversification accompanies crop expansion across 1920s metrics.

Tripp County Rosebud Kriebs Cam Harley Todd County Todd Couty Kgiebs

Todd County Rural Wealth and Schools Highlight County Life

The county economy gains from large cattle and livestock numbers including 12600 cattle and 2575 milk cows with 3700 horses and 12300 hogs. It notes 4700 spring calves and 16500 pigs, plus 70 lambs. Over 300 miles of graded roads and a railroad extension shorten market haul from the north. Forty seven rural schools plus a four year high school at Mission serve education with Rosebud boarding and several Indian schools nearby. St Francis Mission and other centers anchor Indian education and government facilities. Lakeview, Okreek and Parmley act as inland trading hubs. Water is plentiful and wheat barley oats and rye surpass state averages.

Todd County Mission Rosebud Hare Rosebud Indian Agency St. Francis Mission School Lakeview Okreek Parmley

Lindbergh Awaits Favorable Winds Off San Diego

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh paused glider experiments off Point Loma awaiting real winds after a brief test flight in the Anne Lindbergh Bowlus sail plane. He flew from Mount Soledad and landed about 15 miles away, praising the glide length and promising to return when gusts strengthen. Hawley Bowlning to supply weather updates.

Lindbergh San Diego Cal AMI Charles A. Lindbergh Point Loma Here Los Angeles Anne Lindbergh Hawley Bowlng

Foreign War Vets to Meet Early for Legion Carnival

Foreign War Veterans will meet Friday night earlier than usual to clear the way for the American Legion Drum and Bugle corps carnival. Post officials say the charter will close at that time and members joining on or before Friday save about five dollars since the special charter rate ends. All applicants and members should be at Knights of Pythias hall by 7 p.m. to adjourn early for those attending the Legion carnival.

American Legion The Post Knights of Pythias Hall Legion

Divorce suit charges Jim Tully with cruelty in Nevada

Las Vegas report states James A. Jim Tully a noted author is defendant in a divorce action filed by Margaret Myers Tully alleging extreme cruelty and threats of great bodily harm. They wed January 24 1925 in Los Angeles. Mrs Tully once filed two prior suits in 1928 but reconciled.

Tully Las Vegas Nevada James A Jim Tully Margaret Myers Tully South Sea Islands Tullys Los Angeles KR. Hobby Myers

Missing Fliers Searched From Los Angeles to Kingman

Western Air Express pilots James Doles and Albert W. Beider vanished after leaving Kingman airport at 145 a.m. Sunday. Four planes scoured the storm swept area but found no trace of the trimotored Passenger plane or the men. Company officials feared an emergency landing could have occurred due to the storm.

Los Angeles Here Kingman Arizona James Doles Albert W. Beider Western Air Express Miers

City Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits

Dr. BR Glennon returned home to Miller after visiting his mother and attending a Legion post meeting. Clergy and lay leaders attend a Baptist Pastors conference in Sioux Falls. Local residents host and visit relatives across Redfield Aberdeen Peterson and Iroquois. Luncheon at American Lutheran church 11:30. Fur coat and gas ad notices appear. Several residents travel to Dunlap and Minneapolis for study and treatment. Missing Boston Bull terrier advertised. Local hospital and public health notes update residents’ health status.

BR. P. Glennon Miller D. C. Glennon Legion Post Wible’s 4Th and Clinsis Alfred Trenerry WJ. Lloyd W. H. Bayles Sioux Falls Frank Packard Redeld Stanley Burnette Aberdeen George Sheeks W. P. Larson American Lutheran Church Gwynn Timbermin Dunlap Don Tolmie Los Angeles Huron Gus Meyers Peterson, Ta John Gascoigne James E. McKenzie Irving Gifford Wessington J. F. Stevenson Hazel Jones Sioux City Mabel Heldstab Howard Lavanca Bloodgood Miss Heldstab Horan Clinic Miner County Andrew Martin Huron Hospital Nebraska Avenue Martin

Man Improves After Gasoline Explosion Fire Injures Weeks Ago

A person hurt in a gasoline explosion weeks ago is reported to be improving. Medical officials say the patient has shown steady progress as treatment continues.

Springs Debaters Defeat Highmore in Wessington Springs

Wessington Springs high school debaters won a unanimous decision against Highmore here last night with Allan Kieffer and Allison Dunham on the affirmative and Mary Gray and Robert Taylor arguing the negative. Judges were Mrs. Leland Vessey Father Kilpatrick and William Brownell.

Gettysburg Man Defends State Checker Title

Gettysburg’s William Ler, the 1929 champion, arrives to defend his title at the South Dakota Checker association tournament in Aberdeen. Dr. E. E. Snow of Aberdeen presides, with Albert Lundeen of Bristol as vice president and Charles Wade of Aberdeen as secretary. The event runs today and tomorrow.

Gettysburg Aberdeen Checker South Dakota Checker Association William Ler E. E. Snow Albert Lundeen Bristol Charles Wade

Fingerprint Department Added to Marshal's Office

Sioux Falls Feb 25 47 A fingerprinting and identification department is added to the U S marshal s office in Sioux Falls and to deputy marshal s offices at Aberdeen and Rapid City announced today N H Jensen chief deputy said that fingerprints would probably be taken of all persons arrested the article notes.

Sioux Falls Aberdeen Rapid City N. H. Jensen

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