Loosen Rules On Scrap Gold Trade
The Treasury issued a rule effective today loosening limits on scrap gold dealings. Dealers may trade up to 85 troy ounces without a federal license, while small manufacturers and professionals may acquire up to 55 troy ounces. Unmelted scrap gold can be traded up to 35 ounces per person without a license, with further restrictions on disposition to licensed buyers or the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
United States
Huron Airport Men Receive Radio Operator Licenses
Kenneth E. Neville and Ralph C. Myers, both Huron airport staff, returned from Minneapolis after passing tests for third class radio operators. They are licensed to operate the air mail and messenger radio equipment soon to be installed at the airport by Hanford Airlines, with station dispatchers also required to hold licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Kenneth E. Neville
Ralph C. Myers
Minneapolis
Hanford Airlines
Clark College Students Leave for State and Universities
Clack reports holiday visitors and Clark students heading to State College and various universities. Names include Jim Hardy Reuben Wicks Martin Kloster John Wolfe Ray Whitmer and more among Vermillion and other campus destinations. Also listed are family and local residents visiting during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clack
Clark
Vermillion
Marga Hardy
Whnifred ‘Townend
Mary -Catherine Griffin
Aaenes "Tobin
Max Esnson
Bart ‘Strathman
Rollin Silfies
U University
Michigan
Dale Fuller
University of Denver
Madefine McClelland
Gorden Page
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchel
Stolen Keena
Munchen College
Chicago
Charles Carrpenter
Creighton College
Omaha
Bern Ioer Skogmo
MacAllister
St. Pauls Ctora
Felsthehousen
Northwest College of Commerce
Huron
Frances Cochrane
Phyllis Lorshbough
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Edwin Tolstrop
Chillicothe Business College
Chicothe
Rio
U Draws From Many Counties in University Enrollment
Vermillion source notes 1 year ending December 1 shows all counties except Grant represented at least by one student in University of South Dakota. Clay leads with 157, City of Vermillion 129, Union 64, Pennington 45, Minnehaha 82. other counties range from 0 to 46 with several values listed and many misspellings in county names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernollion
Jin
Grant
At Leasion
University of South Dakota
H. W. Frankenfeld
Clay County
Minnehaha
Union Way
Turner
Buvison
Pennington
Tacit County
Aurora
Beadle
Bennett
Bon Homme
Brookings
Brown
Brule
Buffalo
Butte
Campbell
Charley Mix
Clark
Clay
City of Vermillion
Codington
Corsar
Custer & Davison
Dewey
Douglas ‘Edmunds
Fall River
Faulk
Gregory
Hoaken
Hamlin
Hand
Hanson
Harding
Hughes
Huichinson
Hyde
Jackson
Joraudé
Jones
Kingsbury
Lake
Lawrence
Lincoln
Lyman
McCook
McPherson
Marshall
Meade
Mellette
Miner
Minnenaha
Moody
Perkins
Potter
Roberts
Sanborn
Spink
Stanley
Sully
Todd
Tripp
Larner
Union
Walworth
Yankton
Ziebach
Day
Dene
New Year Arrives Quietly at St. Lawrence
The new year began with small, friendly gatherings in St. Lawrence as bells and whistles marked midnight. Residents noted a peaceful transition with simple celebrations and no notable events recorded.
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ST. Lawrence
T&pedal
Yale Whist Team Challenges All Teams in Section
Yale whist players issued an open challenge to any team in the section after defeating Huron 279 to 49 in a return match at St. William's. Frank Marsh and C Walz led with 49 points. F Marsh, C Walz, Cort Harding, and R Heder each held 27 hands. James F. Smith, Yale captain, invites other teams to communicate for a possible two game playoff or tournament. Also notes destruction of Rocks plantation in Buryville, S C due to Santee Cooper project.
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Yale
Huron
James F. Smith
St. William's Hat
Fall City
High Sore
Frank Marsh
C. Walz
Bligh
F. Marsh
Cort Harding
R. Heder
Obituary of Ada Mark W. Siurray in Alpena area memory
Ada Mark W. Siurray born October 18 1847 in New Berlin Wisconsin died December 28 1995 at home age 88 years two months and one day. He married Rose Elizabeth Wallace who died July 30 1926. Survived by seven children seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. funeral held at the Methodist church with Rev A R Eschliman officiating. Burial in Rest Haven cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Mark W. Siurray Alpena
Mack W. Murray
New Berlin
Wis
Rose Elizabeth Wallace
Tn Elm Grove
Wiy
Ossian
Pender
Neb
Alpena
Viola Gardiner
Detroit
Mich
Celest Woerth
Sioux City
C. Murray
Arthur Murray
S. D
Wallace Murray
Vermillion
Gertrude Wilson
Weston
Ore
Dorothy ‘Onson
Minneapolis
Minn
Carl
Janey Foprey
Methodist Church
A. R. Eschliman
Rest Haven
Unclear long list of names and places in town notices
A dense OCR fragment lists many personal names such as Adams Beck Becker Buchholz Conner Costello Devers Dickerson Dinneen Dodd Feick Fuller Gormley Culbaneon Hagedorn Hanson Neibrugge Peterson Showell Sloggett Stickland Therkildeen Waldner Walsh Welch Walch Weston Williama Whit Younkin Aisenbrey Blunt Bryant Dolan Highmore Hirechel Christensen McAtee Binger Turton Roleau Denison King Wellington Springs Willow Lake Wolsey Miesner Woonsocket Hart and assorted towns including Bancroft Tulare Wellington Wellinton Virg il Virgil. The fragment resembles a notice page of names tied to places and towns.
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Adams
Robert Anderson
Glen Beck
Kenneth Becker
Jack Buchholz
Billy Conner
Howard Costello
Caroll Devers
Robert Dickerson
Donald Dinneen
Robert Dodd
Clinton Feick
Bob Feick
Delores Fuller
Robert Gormley
Raymond Culbraneon
Milton Hagedorn
Arthur Hanson
Howard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sioux Falls
J. P. Adams
South Dakota
Redfield
Farm Home Air
Charles Mariette
Mariette
Bancroft
Rex Davia
Hig Pool’ Hall
Tobey
AJL
Vermillion School
Buryville
S. C
Santee-Cooper
Humphrey
The
Faasevelic
Priom Ta Borel
Huron Clinic
SPRA
Shirley MO
Sewell
Saxton, MD
G. &. Canphe’l
Bus
Gue Hospital
Erican College OF Surgeons
Suvrrimn
Robt. Dyar
Best
H. B. Admire
Russell Bachman
W. J. Brown
Frank Buchholz
Karl Campbell
Lois Collins
Elmer G. Collins
Floyd M. Creese
Herb Easton
H. M. Feick
A. G. Fponck
John (Alpena
Huron City
Joe C. Hook
Gordon Howard
Chester Huntington
Harold Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Russell Kambel
Melvin Kenner
Keith Kouf
Marshall Krug
Jimmie Langland
Howard Ive
Donald Lyle
Wayne Lindgren
Claude Miller
Bob Nelson
Buddy Niebrugge
Herman
Tony Wettstein, Jr
Desmet
Lloyd Adams
Warren’ Lundquist and
Redfield Dolan
Claire Gardner Erwin Milton Kussman
Frankfort
Buddie van
Harrold
Richard Zoller
Highmore Hirechel
Christensen Bobby McAtee
Hitchcock
Merle Gould
Iroquois Crawford
Brothers Lake
Preston Richard ‘Dixon
Darrell Monroe
Onida la Verne
Naughton Raymond Carol’Filing
Ree Heights
James Scott
Tulare
Robert Binger Turton
Z. A. Roleau
Virgil Robert Denison
Wellington
Donald King
Wellington Springs
Philip Romig
Willow Lake
Vance Beckwith Wolsey
Carl Miesner
Woonsocket
Virgil Hart
Sting
Eames
Haronite
Corthey
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