Huron Enters Fifty Years Of Progressive Growth
This feature marks Huron's fiftieth year with confidence in growth and development fueled by recent investments. The city has diversified gains in housing, banking, industry, and education, with new offices, a creamery center, and a growing park system shaping a livable Northwest community.
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Huron
Prairies
James River
Pew
Tarvin Hughitt
Elks Lodge
Farmers’ Cooperative Packings
Armour Fund Company
South Dakota
Tinton
Standard Oi Company
Indiana
Northwestern Public Service Company
North Dakota
Nebraska
Ot Huron
Tome
Fair City
Ita Theatres
Huronite
Hurod
Northwest
Huron School Apportionment Gains Steadily Over Years
The Huron Independent School District has seen a steady rise in state apportionment since 1924, with figures listed for 1925 through 1928 and later years. The amounts show gradual increases, though some OCR fragments appear garbled in places.
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Huron
Huron Independent
Treasur
H. M. Whisman
Deere & Webber opens $32,000 branch office in Huron
Deere & Webber company opens a new 32 thousand dollar branch office and warehouse on Dakota Avenue for farm machinery. Manager G A Thompson says stock will be complete, with both assembled machines and parts, and plans an old time dance for the public to inspect the building before a formal opening later in February. The site includes a large sales room, parts area, and a 295 by 56 foot warehouse capable of storing up to 50 carloads, with unit heaters and an expandable second floor.
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Deere & Webber Company
Huron
G. A. Thompson
Deere & Webber
Dakota Avenue
First Treet
Haravan
Thompson
John Deere
The
Minneapolis
All Deere & Webber Ceaters
Deere & Weaber
Offlea
Thorpson
James River Implement Company
Wall
Volga
Atewe
Aberdeen
Minneapolis & St. Louid
Conde
Talssouri River
Huron Construction Company
Uniteater
Great Northern Railway
Riere 92
South Dakota
Great Northern
Third Street