Nine Firms Come To Fair City In Last Four Years
Nine new businesses have established operations in Huron since 1925, boosting annual payrolls to about 550,202. The expansion began in fall 1925 with Arthur & Company purchasing and operating the Farmers Cooperative Packing Plant, now employing 335 workers daily. Other arrivals include Armour Swift related plants, Holion Manus company, the Marker Company, American Hatchery, Fonofone Manufacturing, and Rapid Air Lines ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair City
Huron
Hurop
Arshur & Company
Tha Tarmers “Cooperative Packing
Armour and Swift
Holion Manus
Chamber of Commerce
Cern
South Dakota
Idesl
Hutton
American Hatchery Company
Albert Lea
Mtn
Ave
Fonofone
Ita
Arkansas Elects First Woman to Congress
Batesville Arkansas reports daily returns showing Pearl Oldfield widow of William A Oldfield elected as the state's first woman representative to Congress. The district returns indicate a historic victory for the matronly candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Batesville
Ark
Pearl Pades
Oldfield
William A. Qidfeld
Weather Maron Unsettled Tonight with Colder Trend
Unsettled conditions persist tonight with fair spells by Friday and a cooler air mass moving in. Partly cloudy in Dakota with a return to colder temperatures later tonight and into the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maron
Dakota
Westerner's Draw Beat City Gunmen, Chicago Lecture
Chicago on January 10 a lecture on The Old West drew a crowd. Robert W. Gimber demonstrated quick drawing as a Westerner claimed he could outdraw a city gunman. A 15 year old audience member volunteered and a pistol was drawn in a staged wager with the lecturer drawing first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert
Ginver
Bert
Wwer
Kelly
Lambert
Lusk Reelected Head of State Chamber of Commerce
Yankton publisher was reelected to his third term as president of the South Dakota State Chamber of Commerce at a board meeting. New officers include S. Smith of Belle Fourche as vice president and EB. R. Heston reelected treasurer. Directors from multiple districts were reelected or chosen, with discussion on agriculture and taxation plans and a forthcoming committee on agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Pi—w
Yankton
Yankton Prees & Oakotan
State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
S. Smith
Belle Fourche
We We
H. T. Foster
Sioux’ Falls
EB. R. Heston
Youktou
Roy Emry
Era Blood 2S
Champ of Commerce
Il. L. Thompson
Vermillion
Soond
J. B. Adams
Sioux Fails
Robert Burns
Mitchell
A. J. Lockball
Clear Lake
C. R. Beatie
Watertown
Suchistrict
W. J. Jacobs
Faulkster
Don Deceeding
Chas A. Howard
Abcal
J. E
Moss
South Dakota
Barke
Imanéys
Chambers
KeHar
Miss Mapal
Aberdéen
Dakota
Charles Farley
South College
Brookings
Rockefeller Demands Stewart Step Down From Standard Oil Chair
New York January 10 Rockefeller Jr urged proxies to force Col Robert W Stewart to resign as Standard Oil chairman after months of dissent over his leadership. The letter, sent to stockholders, cited support from major holders opposed to re election and said the company’s interests would be protected without Stewart. Stewart resides in Huron after practicing law in Pierre and once represented the Chicago and North Western railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D., Jr
Standard Oil
Indiana
New York
Johnn D. Mackefeller, Jr
Standard Oil Co Company
eMunse
Robert W
Ehanan
Con Art
Rockefeller
Standard of
Callies
Col. Stewart
Stock Haliders
John D. Rockefeller
Winthrop W. Aldrich
William, Eberts
Nde
E. G. Seubert
Npady
Robert W Stewart
Tnes
Huronian
Pierre
Yale University
Col
Stewart
Chicago and North Western Railway
Huron
Police arrest check artist Livingston in city jail
Police captured a man named ag GC Livingston, a reputed bad check artist, at a garage where he kept his car. He had reportedly posted a $50 bad check in Rackham and was awaiting transfer to Chamberlain after arrest by local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
A. W. Hop
Chamberlain
Rockham
Rackham
Huron
Hopkins
Mat Gxee
Inot
Kyes Resigns as Retail Official
Harry L Eyres resigns as secretary of the South Dakota Merchants Association after two years. Lemuel P Lenson lined up to succeed, with Eyres to head a broader regional effort serving North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Michigan Iowa and Nebraska merchants. New role centers on common marketing needs and improving supply capacity for the region's retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Eyres
Itetail
Ginning
Januar Lemuel P. Lenson
Tormey
Narra West
Kyes
State Association
Afr
Keres
Ing Wih
Ake Bankin
Noell Westinn
North West
South Dakota
North da
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
Nyes
Fuller Named on High Court Appointment Reported
The Supreme Court reshuffle names Fuller and Morris Moriarty among officials. W G Miser of Rapid City chosen to join as commissioner as the move takes effect in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Piex
Judga Sherwood
Supreme Court
Supreme Court “Comanteaianereee
Morris Moriarty
Edfield
W. G. Miser
Rapid City
Commingai
Fuller & ‘Robingon
Pierre
Snow and Ice Melt as Temperature Rises Day After Snow
Snow and ice melted rapidly in the afternoon as a sharp breeze whipped flurries. The temperature stood at 43 degrees by 2 30 pm after a cold start of 7 or 3 above earlier morning, and forecasts suggested continued cooling into Friday.
Ingenue Seeks Nine Ale in Odd City Pageant
A quirky fragment notes Ingenue entrant seeking eight ales at a Sobota event with rapid air lines field references. The text resembles a playful ad or caption from a historical page, highlighting a staged moment or contest with humorous, garbled phrasing and misplaced punctuation.
Coyne Announces Committees for New Legislature
Pierre Jan 105 reports Lt. Governor C E Corne presiding as president of the South Bekata Senate announces committee appointments. Whitney leads Appropriations with Petro, Berry, Atkins, Sather, Boo, Hermann, Stokes, McFarland. Bogue takes Welfare and other members are listed across Agriculture, Elections, Mining, Public Buildings, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Jan
C. E Corne
South Bekata
Watment
S. Bertie
K. Whitney
Pyor
Whitney
Tis Faure
D. Brgkine
Bogue
Senate
Stokes
Larson
Aurora
Douglas
Hicks
Sorenson
Lawrence
Johnson
Hermann
McGinlty
Hyde
Anderson
Peterson
Petaner
Berry
Atkins
Sather
Boo
McFarland
Buttz
Laurson
Simous
Hunter
Gigh- Tey
Bound
Hitchedck
Farmer
Fetaner
McCollum
Banka and Banking
Larsen
McPherson and Campbell
Bae
Underson
Hitchsoack
Hovell
Disrud
Chila
Hye
Boland
Link
Darag
Eariles
Jongs
Be iGalum
Miles
Nisbet
Highland
Hijnijer
Belang
Barber
Sinkelar
Pérliman
Barry
Tuecker
Hitchcock
Gunderson
WeLous
Trygstad
Graber
King
Parkman
Bozue
McCinity
Sletten
Fetsner
Aufera
Freney
Jones
Heijann
Taseker
Moodie
Battz
Tryestad
Howell
Waecker
McGintty
James Declines Presidency at South Dakota University
Jan 10 Sioux City reports James of Nebraska declined the presidency at the University of South Dakota after election today. Regents in session considered financial reasons and delayed decision, setting September 3, 1923 as start date. Dr Robert Slagis of South Dakota hospitalized since stroke, with hopeful prognosis after treatment by Vincent’s hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verrullion
Herman James
University of Nebraska
University of South Dakota
Sioux City
Robert Stagle
South Dakot
Bondsy
Sto Vincent
Slagis
Bewitched Not Defense in Murder Trial
Fragmentary OCR reports a murder trial where the defense invoking witchcraft failed to justify the killing. Details are garbled but indicate Nelson D. Retrieyer, a recluse farmer, faced imprisonment after an alleged bewitched motive was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon B.goeter
Tavoid
Nelson D. Retrieyer
RAPID CITY ARCHITECTS MEET FOR AIRPORT PLANS
Rapid City architects and engineers gathered for a convention with a focus on aviation and airport transportation. Professor E wcome of the University of South Dakota presented slides on airplanes and aerial Inquiries. Sioux Falls architect Robert Perkins highlighted architectural composition principles. A convention banquet featured speeches and a toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iz Ae
Ewcome
The
Universsity of
South Dakota
Enlgiteers
Dakota
Robert Perkins
Sioux Falls
Arto
Fifi
X Tertowa
J. W. Olson
Wattstown
Father Tries to Regain Deed From His Son
A father seeks to regain a deed he claims was transferred under conditions that would revoke it if his daughter defined rights. He is represented by W.K. Wysint of Howard and Mr. Jones, while the defendants are represented by J. B. Whilthg of Woonsocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Hagen
Huron
W.K. Wysint
Howard
Mr. Jones
J. B
Woonsocket
Goebel Aims to Circle World by Nonstop Flight
Arthur C. Goebel announces plans to attempt a nonstop solo flight around the world, setting August or September to depart from Wichita and return to Wichita, with routes proposed via oceans and refueling nodes. Contemporaries in Paris contemplate a parallel Paris to Paris nonstop project, both requiring substantial public funding and aviation support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Goebel
Wichita
Kansas
Paria
Airate
Cailitornia
Arthur
Goebel
Paris
Fokker Aviation Frm
Baris
Petbty
Géebel
Tas
Hain
Fank Phillips
Barnesville
Oktad Oil
Goehel
Dole
Pozsibi Pets Cerey
Washington
Mitchell Church Free of Debt After Burns
A Congr egational church in Mitchell was cleared of its indebtedness when paid up notes were burned that night. Officials and officers noted the ceremony as proof the church debt was extinguished for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Debé
Cornstalk Paper Promises New Industry in Huron
Bulow notes value of cornstalk paper as a new avenue for South Dakota's leading product. Commenting on the scrantale paper used in this edition of The Evening Huronite, dignitaries praise the potential growth of the cornstalk paper industry in Bo region and its economic impact.
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Bulow
South Dakota
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LUSK
I. S.smith
New Yvice
Frederick
H.F Joux’ Falls
Brownell Corporation
Ic. L.'. Chase Wilton Lake
W. S Given. Brittein
Bunker's Association
C. Jeez
South ‘Grower's Association
State Board of
Regent
Lichell
State Press’ Associat
Ofi
A. B. Fairbank
Ting
Tonytmaster
WC. Batkin
Merchants Association
Coyne
Andrew S. Bogue
Lamer County
C. B. Whitney
Philip
James
Slagle
Juan Wacnita
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