Edward J. Neil Dies of War Wounds in Spain
Edward J. Neil Jr. AP war correspondent died in Zaragossa from shrapnel wounds while reporting the Teruel front siege. He was 37, survived by widow Helen Noten and a young son. his body to be returned to the United States. The AP network paused two minutes in tribute as a Catholic mass was held in Zaragoza cathedral.
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Classwork Resumes After Holidays In Huron Area
Chessroom schedules resume in Furon schools after year end holidays. Public, parochial, and Le Vereux schools open with Christmas and New Year recess ended. Huron College students return to studies after holidays ending December 17. Conway entertainment notes and staff arrivals at local establishments flagged.
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Kent Cooper Pays Tribute To Edward J. Neil
Kent Cooper general manager of the Associated Press mourns Edward J. Neil war correspondent killed in Spain. He characterized Neil as a competent reporter who chose duty over safety, a lifelong AP employee who stayed as long as he could. Cooper notes the danger AP men face reporting war and vows memory of Eddie Neil will be cherished.
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Use Tax For Highways Debate In South Dakota
Executive committee of the South Dakota Petroleum Industries Committee in Huron adopts a six point program for 1938 urging that gasoline and motor vehicle taxes be used solely for highway purposes. They support a constitutional amendment to guarantee highway funding and highlight that motorists bear two thirds of state taxes. The report notes past misuse and calls for policy favoring road financing for motorists farmers and businesses.
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South Dakota Petroleum Industries Committee
Huron
E. W. Stephens
Fierre
South Dekot
Wxpayera
South Dakota
Firefly Roadhouse to Close for a Week
Firefly owner Joe Nast announced the Firefly on U S 14 east of Huron would close for the week and reopen Saturday. He will travel to Omaha due to his brother E G Nasr being seriously ill. Nast planned to leave today for Omaha. Return to Orient: Floyd Hutcheson and wife Floyd returned Wednesday from a short Christmas visit with relatives in Miller.
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Joe Nast
U. S. 14
Huron
Ie Nast
Omaha
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Hutcheson
Weednes
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October 1937 Austerity Keeps Markets Skittish
The October 1937 market slide cut billions from values as fears rose over living costs and a sluggish economy. News notes shortages, wage talks, and policy debates, while Roosevelt calls for an emergency session to address farm plans, wage laws, and regional planning amid world tensions and domestic strikes.
Weather forecast and temperature trends across regions
Weather notes for Huon Vicinity show fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with colder spells and rising temperatures Tuesday. South Dakota Iowa Minnesota forecasts indicate fair skies tonight and Tuesday with cooler air, and temperature drops especially in eastern zones.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Lake Preston Groups Ring In New Year Festivities
Lake Preston January ninth reports a lively New Year celebration with Luther League members hosting a Congregational Church event featuring Monopoly games and a late night watch party. The American Legion also held open house at the Legion home with dancing as the main attraction.
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Farm Queries And Answers Farm Editors Invite Questions
Readarn and the Farm Editor of the Zevening Hermits invite questions on any phase of agriculture. The Extension Service of State Celiegant Breakings will coor erate in answering the questions.
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Canning Head Space for Meat and Calf Silage Advice
A county reader asks about head space for meat canning and silage feeding for calves. Guidance covers specific head space inches for different can sizes and notes hay and vitamin A D importance, plus milk ration tips and turkey incubator temperatures.
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Davieson
Walworth
J. G
Tripp
Incubation and marking methods for baby chicks
A discussion notes incubation temperatures and asks if toe punching harms chicks. It states toe punching does not hurt chicks and offers 16 marking combinations, but suggests wing bands or leg bands for reliable pedigree identification.
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Lyman Coun
Beadle County Seeks Jobless Relief Amid Financial Strain
Beadle County officials call for federal aid to ease winter jobless conditions as 40 laid off WPA workers appeal for assistance. The commission approved a year end resolution to send to President Roosevelt, Harry Hopkins, WPA, and South Dakota delegates, with reorganization planned for January.
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Beadle County
United States
Beadle County Commission
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Harry Hopkins
National Wpa
W. W. Howes
Sauth Dakota
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Whist League To Launch Campaign
Whist League begins play in Huron with a January 1 kickoff announced by George E. Longstaff elected president. The league will run on a similar schedule to last year with Circuits hosting and Elks Knights of Pythias American Legion Columbus and Veterans of Foreign Wars forming Lagonnaires. Pairings set before play starts January 19.
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George E. Longstaff
Fae Elks
Knights of
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Columbus
Lagonnaires
Secord
Bols
Welsh
14000 Attended Sunday School Conventions In S D Past Year
More than 14 000 South Dakotans attended county Sunday School conventions in the year just closed. The South Dakota Council of Religious Education reported vast regional meetings, a state convention with 800 delegates, and over 300 related gatherings reaching about 46 400 people. Studies show only about 48 percent of public school children receive regular religious instruction, prompting renewed efforts to build character through joint programs.
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State Council of Religious Education
South Dakota
State Council
State Council of ‘Religious Education
Professors Write Article on Paramecium Toxicity
Vermillion January 2 14 Special An article by Edwin H Shaw Jr professor of biochemistry in the medical school and Leo J Geppert graduate of the medical school at the University of South Dakota appears in the December issue of the Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine The article titled Toxicity of meta Substituted Phenols to Paramecium caudatum is based on Gepperts Master of Arts thesis Geppert who ranked third in a nationwide competition for medical students who finished their first two years of work The experiments studied death rates of Paramecia under antiseptic compounds related to carbolic acid Comparing death rates with other physical changes indicated the death process resembles coagulation of egg white The study led to a new measure of antiseptic strength termed Toxicity Coefficient
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Edwin H Shaw, Jr
Leo J. Geppert
University of South Dakota
Society For Experimental Biology and Medicine
Mater of Arts
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School of Medicine
Shaw
Missionary Society At Hitchcock Meets
The Hitchcock Women's Foreign Missionary Society plans a January 6 meeting at Mrs E E Dubbs home with Mrs William Alger as program leader and invites guests. A Christmas concert at the Methodist church featured Mrs G H Wells and Mrs Loie Donny with various solo and group numbers. Several local families gathered through the week, hosting visits from Vera Laverty, teacher in Lusk, and various relatives and friends.
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Loie Donny
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Lusk
Wyo
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Mov E Loomis and Mrs Joner Plan Washington Visit
Mov E Loomis and Mrs J N Joner left Saturday for Washington DC then Palm Beach Lake Worth and Miami for two to three months. A marriage license issued to Oren J Thompson and Dorothy L Davies. A son born to Mr and Mrs P J Wolf at Huron hospital weighing eight pounds ten ounces. Many locals return from holidays for education work and visits. various births and travel notes across Huron and nearby towns.
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Washington, D. C
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Lake Worth
Miami
Fla
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Y. Baker Road
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Minneapolis
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Huron
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Chicago
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Keith Wheeler
Chicago Times
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Charles Burr Ts
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Arlington
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Leak Beach
Calif
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Ted Hoht
University of Chicago
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Harold Lee
Dalton Avenue South
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Wiliam J. Shedle
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Beach Avenue
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Carleton
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Dee Cxrcart
Ross Oviatt
Leroy Wakerman
Alan Deviels
Gene McGinty
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Dick Olson
Leon Peterson Dean
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Thurmoay
Pond’ Creek
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Titt
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Canton
Ebie Tit
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Pond Creek
Welr
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Hunband
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Jordan
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Howard C. Miller
Omaha
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Watertown
Carl Stelle
Houston
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Dallas
Rice Institute of Houston
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Rom Baer
Woonsocket
Mitchell Kulawik
Leonard Nelson
Wi % Browne
Browne
Helen Rutherford
The
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Huron Fire Department Holds Quarterly Meeting
The Huron Fire Department conducted its routine quarterly session on Sunday. Members reviewed reports and ongoing matters as part of the standard business meeting amid routine organizational updates.
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