End Of Election Contest Closes Long Beadle County Race
A long Beadle County sheriff election contest ended with Judge Alva E. Taylor ruling that Don R. Huntley, a Democrat, should be sheriff after recounting 104 votes from Huron precinct three. Larsen, the former sheriff and his wife Lyda G. Larsen, were central figures in a dispute that spanned more than a year and drew potential appeals to the state supreme court. Huntley will begin his term January 6, ending decades of Larsen family service in Beadle County law enforcement and public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Larsen
Lyda G. Larsen
South Dakota
Alva E. Taylor
Don R. Huntley
Beadle County
Haron
Taylor
Lareen
Max Royhl
Supreme Court
Don Huntley
Bonilla
Huntley
Larsgen
Huron College
Huntse
Royhl
Larsen
Hinsley
Beale County
Huron
Public Safety Department
Roach
Huron Fire Department
Hunsley
England
Klondike
Alaska
Charles Cooper
Roosevelt
Mr. Huntley
A. W. Hopkins
Angus Saunders
William T. Whitney
Theresa Township
John W. Boyle
Vert Miller
Fish Violator Fined and Sentenced by Justice Kinkead
Ernnest Swanson a Huron plumber pleaded ignorance of fishing laws when charged with possessing more than the legal limit and undersized fish. Justice Kinkead fined him 25 dollars and sentenced him to 10 days in county jail after Deputy Game Warden Fred Curtis arrested him on the James river near the Great Northern bridge north of Huron. Swanson had five wall eyed pike and four northern pike. smallest legal pike length is 14 inches. The law limits eight combined pike and other protected fish per day and 25 of other varieties. game fish must be taken by hook and line with at most two lines and three hooks per line. The season is open 10 months, with March and April closed for perch and trout season extending differently. The deputy urged anglers to learn regulations before fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernnest Swanson
Huron
A. L. Kinkead
Swanson
Fred Curtis
James River
Great Northern Bridge
Hur
Curtis
Saluto Romano Is Tough On Peasants In Italy
In Sardinia Mussolini awards up to 120 to farmers for land restoration. At a Rome ceremony the 100 men struggle with the proper fascist salute. their farm-based greeting shows strain next to the practiced Blackshirts in cities.
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Rome
Mussolini
Mussolinia
Sardinia
Burning Of Leaves Harms Trees and Soil In Stamford Conn
Scientists at Bartlett tree research laboratories warn autumn leaf burning damages trees and soil. Fire injures tree trunks creating disease entry points and can kill tender buds. Repeated burning destroys leaf mold, bakes soil, and washes away essential nutrients.
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Stamford
Conn
Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories
Year’s News Breaks A Parade Of Events
Charles E. Honce reflects on the year’s standout moments and figures. Bobby Jones’s retirement to the movies anchors a string of sport stories, while foretelling Lindbergh Jr.’s future, Pluto’s discovery, Taft’s death as Chief Justice, and birth, life, and death as timeless news themes.
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Charles E. Honce
New York
Bobby Jones
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh, Jr
Renole Planet
Flagstaff
Ariz
Sky
Pluto
Astronomy
William Howard Taft
United States
New Textile Course Offered For Clerks And Homemakers
In Vermillion the University of South Dakota Extension division announces a new Home Economics 113 course on textiles for clerks in dry goods stores patrons and homemakers. Led by Edith Abell the program aims to teach fabric types quality judgment and practical applications earning three hours of collegiate credit.
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Vermillion
Jan. T
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Garrett Breckenridge
Edith Abell
Across Years of Turmoil and Triumph in America
A retrospective overview recalls the Ohio penitentiary fire tragedy with 300 deaths, the 1830 drought losses, a stock market crash’s lingering mood, and efforts to restore prosperity. It notes gangland pressure highlighted by Alfred Lingle’s Chicago murder, the Eighteenth Amendment ruling by Judge William Clark, and ends with the 1930s America’s Cup race between Enterprise and Lipton’s Shamrock and Lipton’s sportsmanship trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Penitentiary
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
William Clark
New Jersey
Enterprise
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Baptist Choir Holds Annual Dinner Meeting at Church
Members of the Baptist church gathered for their annual meeting starting with a 1 p m dinner at the church. The business session was scheduled to follow the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Church announces annual meeting and officer elections
After the dinner, annual reports will be read and officers elected. Principal offices to be voted upon include two deacons two deaconesses Sunday school superintendent church clerk and treasurer.
Farmers Union Elects Crow Lake Officers
Crow Lake local of the Farmers Union elects officers for the coming year at the James Zak home. H. B. Reese is president, Oscar Tumbleson is vice president, and Stanley Zak serves as secretary treasurer.
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Crow Lake
The
Farmers Union
James Zak
H. B. Reese
Oscar Tumbleson
Stanley Zak
Real Estate Transfers Filed With Beadle County Agency
Beadle County records show transfers including Myre D Dealy to James A Wagner Primghar Ta for $1 part of NE 1 19 11 63. Fred Love to Don Tolmie Huron $50 Lot 13 Block 2 East Huron. Minnie Hammel to Henry A Ghem Huron $1 Lot 58 Parkland Add Huron. W F Avery to Mary Avery Stevens Miller S D 5S D 1-3 of S14 NW 415 113 63.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Myre D. Dealy
James A. Wagner
Primghar
Fred Love
Don Tolmie
Huron
East Huron
Minnie’ Hammel
Henry A. Ghem
Parkland Add
W. F. Avery
Mary Avery Stevens
Tet al
Miller
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Con EB. Huntley
Bonilla Farmer
Saluto Romano
Alpena
Eddy
M. C. Alford Huren
S. D
Optometrist
J. R. Dramsdahl
Benny Robin
Eddie Foy, Jr
Louise Fazenda
Barns & Allen
Paramount Picts
Robin Hood OF the
Desert
Walter Huston
Paramount Bound News
Hubon
Fay Wehay
Victor Varconi
Natalie Moorhead
Buck Jones
Thunder
Rin Tin Tin
Leatherpushers
John Doe of
Cavour
John Doe
Territory
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