Societ y Sunday meetings and Monday lodge events
A Sunday Society Sunday meeting of B of R T in Labor Temple at 2 10 occurs alongside Monday gatherings including James River lodge No 32 at 7 34 in I O O F hall, Past Oracles at Mrs Clyde Rose 433 Illinois Avenue Southwest, Machinista at Labor Temple, Historical Society at Farmers Room court house, K P lodge at 7 20, D A Wt at Mrs George Fallhweider 2 30 Monday, McKinkey P T A at schoolhouse 8 o'clock, plus a bridge club at Mrs John Johnson 445 Beach Ave SE with six attendees and one guest.
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James River Lodge No
Past Oracles Association
Clyde Rose
Ffnois Avenue
Machinista
Labor Temple
Historical Society
Court House
K. P
K. P. Longe Meeting Monday At 7:20 O'Clock. D. A
George Falllhweider
Hoy
McKinkey P. T. A
Johnson
John Johnson
Beach Avenue
John Gascoigne
C. Metzer
E. W. Troups
Theatre Bridge Club
Gueet
Metzer
M. G. Sharpe
Meeting Highlights of A A U W and Local Social Events
The American Association of University Women held its monthly meeting at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt with 44 members present. Professor Daniel Gage spoke on The Seminar in Mexico as part of the fourth annual Mexico seminar. Ambassador Morrey and other prominent figures attended. Other notes cover social gatherings including the Happy Dozen club, a dinner-bridge for Mrs. Agvered Walz, farewell parties for Mrs. Lester LeFevre and Edna Rydberg, a Katzenjammer Kids bridge party, and the Ladies Aid church meeting with planned year activities.
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A. W
Marvin Hughitt
American Association of University Women
Mexico
Blystone
Thomas
Daniel Gage
Huroncotese
Ehbty
United States
Cabings
Morrey
Mrd
A. A. Chamberlain
Feeming
Mes
Walz
Jay Brockway
Evelyn Walsh
National Bank
Lester LeFevre
Edna Rydberg
National Bank of Huron
LeFevre
Minneapolis
Hydberg
Minnesota Mutual Implement Insurance Company
Owatonna
Minn
City Briefs Report Local Travels And Visits
Me and Mee depart for Sioux Falls for about two weeks visiting Mrs Whitney’s brother Will Wilson. Mr and Mrs H C Shober and daughter travel to San Antonio six weeks. Mrs Early Milton and Nate Snow return from a two week business trip to the Black Hills and Aberdeen. Helen Sedam of Wayland visits Huron. she’ll return Sunday. Caution urged for coal orders from Bramwell’s. Mr Cummings, 34, ill at daughter’s home, weaker today. Mr and Mrs P R Geyerman depart for New York on a three week buying trip. Denatured alcohol offered at Browns Service Station. Walker leaves for San Jose to begin four years navy service.
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Whitney
Sioux Palls
Mr. McKensie
Early Milton
Andy c
Nate Snow
Black Hills
Aberdsen
Helen Sedam
Wayland
Huron
Fr. Cummings
M. G. Sharpe
Frank Avenue
Cummings
Brumwell
P. R.geyerman
John Ac
New York City
Geyerman
Browns
Mokert Walker
Phoebe Walker
Dakota Avenue North
Jose
Cal
U. S. Navy
Walker
Brumweil
Uss-Il Adv
Damage to Keystone Mines Mill Estimated at 45000
Keystone Mines Consolidated reports damage to its mill from a Wednesday noon sweep. President Lewis T. Byron says the loss is fully insured and will disable the mill for some time while development work on the property continues.
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Keystone
Keystone Mines
Lewis T. Byron
Byron
President promises two months for mill repairs after fire
The president said work will take at least two months to obtain new machinery to replace the crushers trucks and bing destroyed by the flames in the upper part of the mill. Repair work will start as soon as possible.
Bankers Pledge Continued Aid To Agriculture In Dakota
The South Dakota Bankers association agricultural committee pledged continued support for agricultural projects and 4-H club work. Thomas O’Brien praised the committee as vital to farmers and upbuilding agriculture, with resolutions adopted. Otis noted a 136 percent farm activity increase in 1929, ranking SD high alongside Oregon and Arkansas. Beadle County bankers elected Charles Barkl president, with a banquet highlighting 4-H involvement and club work growth from 140 to 580 members.
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South Dakota Bankers Association
Thomas O’brien
Committee On Agriculture
Gaia
D. H. Oris
Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association
Ita
Otis
South Dakota
Oregon
Arkansas
F. A. Trish
Ninth Federal Reserve District
United States
Barks
Beadle County Bankers Association
Charles E. Barkl
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Huron
WB. McKichan
Bonlila
State Bank
George
Pulliveidar
County Association
Tals Ond Club
Anderson
McKichan
Gearza M. Townsend
Carl Voigt
Louis Schwerzer
Wolsey
J. D. Keutman
Yale
Ceenc Ness
Wand County
F. D. Greene
Miller
Agricultural Activ
Hand
Aseneration
R. A. Cave
Dh Club
Co. L. Chase
Willow Lake
Agricultural Committee of the
State Association
Thomas O'Brien
Haven
Fair Board
F. White
H. M. Jones
Palmquist 50th Wedding Anniversary Held in Canova
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Palmquist celebrated their fiftieth anniversary at Sun Prairie Baptist church with over 200 neighbors. A program featured Rev. Henry F. Witen and others, with Alvina Palmquist and Betty Frary Serenading. A banquet followed as guests spoke and Pastor Theodora Wieholm presided. The couple, married in Sweden on December 26 1876, immigrated to the United States and settled in Miner County. They have 12 children, 43 grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
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A.L. Fredrikson
L. H. Hillmen
J. P. Winberg
E. N. Dahl
Palmquists
Missea Alvina Palmquist
Alcester
Siouz Falls
Min~or
Here
Haye
Sinre
Palmauist
Willian Landry
Williston
T. R. Wikholm
One Is Killed In Series Of Blasts
Philadelphia report says a series of explosions at the old Globe Theatre building last night left more than 40 injured and one dead. Three more seriously hurt with doubtful prospects of recovery. Authorities described the blasts as highly destructive across the theatre area.
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Philadelphia
Globe Theatre
Compressed Gas Tanks Cause Fatal Theatre Demolition Mishap
A deadly accident occurred during demolition work on a theatre to clear space for a skyscraper. Victims include William Haltowell, 24, of Collingswood New Jersey, who was employed by the demolition contractor. The incident involved five compressed gas tanks breaching during the process. Further details on cause and investigation were not disclosed.
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William Haltowell
Collingswood, N. 3
Wakyscraper
Rotary Club Formed At Tyndall For Banquet
A new Rotary club was formed in Tyndall at a banquet and ceremony on January 10. Twenty seven members are on the charter roll with L. V. Musmap as president. W. R. Ronald of Mitchell presented the charter. Dr. G. W. Nash of Yankton presided and speeches were given by Dr. Adama of Yankton Muaman, C. B. Dickingon, and Rev. F. B. Lech of Huron. Representatives from the Sioux Falls and Brookings clubs attended.
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Tyndall Tyndall
Tventy
L. V. Musmap
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell
Rotary International
W. Nash
Yankton
G. §. Adama
Muaman
C. B. Dickingon
F. B. Lech
Huron
Sioux Fells
Brookings Clubs
Cattle Pack On Corn Field Near Argonne Gains 40 Pounds
One hundred fifty cattle owned by A. Looby of Artesian gained 40 pounds each in six weeks while grazed in a corn field near Argonne. The herd, totaling 126 head, was purchased by Looby for the trial.
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Argonne
A. Looby
Artesian
Looby
Musicians Hit Hard by Unemployment Global View
Geneva report from International Labour Office shows musicians suffer most from unemployment among intellectual workers worldwide. Dentists, contrastively, are among the white collar group with virtually no unemployment.
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Geneva
International Labor Office
Weather snapshot for Huren and Vicinity
Unsettled tonight and Saturday with not quite as cold conditions. Temperature notes show highest and lowest from last year and today, with January record at 43. Precipitation totals for the month and year are listed, alongside sunrise and sunset times.
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Huren
Fined for Driving Without Lights in Clear Lake
Ed Arnold of Altamont was fined $5 and $13.85 costs in justice court for driving without lights on public highways. Vern J. Lessler of Sioux Falls had filed the complaint after his wife was injured when his car collided with Arnold’s unlit wagon. It was the first conviction under the new law mandating unlighted horse drawn vehicles to display lights like motor cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Ed Aamnold
Altamont
Vern J. Sessler
Aarnold
Lessler
Winter Cough Remedy Lin-O-Nine Promises Quick Help
A widow reports a nearly two year winter cough and chest pain eased by Lin-O-Nine. Doctors often recommend it for wintry illnesses. the ad touts flax seed and essential oils emulsion and a money back guarantee from Kerr Chemical Co.
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Mary Banderson
West Warwick
Perritan
Emall Aizettle
Kerr Chemical., Co
Brentwood
Kerr Chemical Co
Dakota State Forecasts Across Cities
Weather summary for South Dakota and Minnesota shows varied temps from Sioux Falls to Watertown. Several towns report no precipitation with mostly fair to clear skies and good roads, while others note light snow or cold forecasts.
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Trace
Mitchell
Huron
Yankton
Aberdeen
Rapid City
South Dakota
Watertown
Nance
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E. Y. Dahl
T. M. Simmons
Frank Mackness
J. B. Annis
Harvey Tyr-nell
L. Johnson
H. L. Barker
L. Dynes
Raymond Perry
Ted Edwards
F. Rouge
J. R. Johnson
A. J. Holbrook
Pythian
Nellie Perry
Gladys Francis
Lucile Beuhler
Crystal DeVinney
Florence Edwards
Viole Franklin
Eva Hender
Clara Bowers
Esther Mackness
J. Rt. Johnson
Lyda Filockley
Car Weir
LeRoy Boggs
Robert Hryan
Gretchen Sauer-Hoghl
Eugene Kingdon
Masonic Quartet
Hildegarde Rother
H. Anderson
Seventh Street
Happy Dozen Club
Joy Patrick
Utah Avenue Southeast
Honey Dozen Club
B. W. Meyers
AL. K. Harvey
John Ebert
Utah Avvenue Southeast
Harry Facobson
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Katzenjammer
Guy Whiter
Drs
May Mueller
Lloyd Groves
Nellie Jacobson
Jacobson
Ladies Aid
Methodist Episcopal Church
P. Royer
A. L. Whiting
H. N. Carzon
Jolvily
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
J. BR. Dramidzhl
Knights ° of Pythias
E-A-Co
Northwestern Public Service Company
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Bismarkee
North Platte
Saint Paul
Sheridan Se
Pierre Eminent
Woogaly
N. Mn
Benim Sidighes
Vege
Coats
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