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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1930
Page
1
Aberdeen merchants predict a strong 1930 as industrial activity and building advance. Deposits exceed four million, Aberdeen taps into state rankings while agriculture and dairy prospects improve. W G Bickelhaust cites good crop outlook and phone system gains as signs of steady progress. Continued on page 15.
Clifford Lee a nine year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lee, from 20 Ohio Avenue southwest, remained resting easily in a Huron hospital after suffering a brain concussion and facial bruises when struck. Doctors reported no skull fracture seen in tests yesterday. The accident occurred opposite Armour and Company packing plant when a milk truck driven by Robert H. Dalery of Huron, following a hay wagon, moved into the boy's path. Dalery was aided by bystanders and brought to the hospital. His condition today was listed as good though complications were possible.
Chicago enjoyed a New Year celebration with mild weather and heavy crowds. Federal agents reported no arrests for law violations while police made several drunkenness and disorderly conduct arrests amid multiple shootings. Prohibition officials noted Chicago marked the driest New Year’s Eve in history with a smooth night overall.
Governor Bly reflects on 1925 South Dakota achievements in agriculture and industry. He notes strong crops, rising mining and industrial activity, and dormant wealth discovery, urging forward-looking optimism for 1950 and beyond. He contrasts prosperity with past deflation and calls for unity and future welfare.
Fragmented text records indicate a focus on temperatures in the south with unclear details. The readable portion mentions day five data points but lacks clear figures or parties involved. Further clarification is needed to provide a precise summary.
Private Harry Miller of the First United States Marines, long missing from sight, travels from Berlin to Dallas to see his wife and two daughters after years of war injuries. He lost both legs and an arm, spent years in a Berlin hospital and in France, and recently underwent observation in Walter Reed and Grady Hospital before resuming travel toward home.
A smoke detector in a chimney area rings a bell in the engineer's room. The incident highlights the detector's alert function and its role in early warning and safety procedures.
About 65 people gathered at the Northwestern station for a breakfast hosted by the Huron Chamber of Commerce agriculture division chaired by John White. W. E. Dittmer led 50 youth in cheers as Miss Rehfetu led a club song. Winners Hazel Tollefson and Jesse Roberts joined the group on the Washington trip, with Roberts elected secretary of the Short Course Association.
Hauge of Miner county elected president of the junior short course association for the coming year at South Dakota State College. Raphael O Connor of Gray county is vice president and Jessa Roberts of Beadle county is secretary-treasurer. Brown county led with 54 club members and won the best stunt banner, while Roberts and Gregory counties took second and third in the stunt program.
Wallace Harding, son of Mr and Mrs Cari Harding of Yale, is believed to be the first baby born after midnight on December 31 in Yale. The newborn’s status makes him eligible for gifts offered to newborns by local institutions.
A Magoolan family member in Dearborn reports hearing 2MD Australia on short wave radio New Year's greetings broadcast between dance music. Mr Cantree Believer noted no clear American station matched the signal and the announcer conveyed New Year greetings from Australia.
In Hand County, the adjourned hearing on December 14 disappearance of Mrs. Anton Lapke resumes Thursday after a two hour delay. Alphonse Lapke and his brothers testified, with Sheriff Millier and staff present. The defense maintains questions over a possible outsider, while prosecutors reiterate the family quarrels and a shed knife wound as the likely cause.
Washington reports a forecast of continued improvement in U S agriculture and prosperity for 1920. Secretary Mellon cites sound finances and strong government capacity to aid growth amid closer ties with business and farming, with credit abundant and money rates easing. The president’s economic outlook highlights productive farming, steady industrial activity, and an expected rise in manufacturing output.
Nine persons escaped injuries when two autos collided west of Worthing last night. Both vehicles left the roadway and entered a ditch but did not overturn. Passengers included Mr and Mrs Hemme Abbas of Lennox and Mrs Jerry Miller of Lake Wilson Minnesota and three children. In the other car was Art Skie with two men whose names were not learned.
George Starring son of Mr and Mrs George A Starring of 1067 Dakobe Avenue Kou was reported today to be resting easily after an emergency Reny operation for apneu Qicitis performed Monday night.
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