Park program shows citywide recreation push in Huron
City efforts to provide entertainment for all ages are evident in West Park the country club and public golf course. The park board formed in 1987 with C. G. Walker as president has grown with $7,000 in funds. A full time park supervisor Robert Fair will oversee next year’s projects and a supervised recreation program now includes five playgrounds and a doll buggy pageant.
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Huron
West Park
Miron
C. G. Walker
Warren Johnson
W. H.saxton
R.D. Anderson
CG. N. Melivaine
Phelps Wiian
Mui~waukee
Meept
Robert Fair
Mitchell
Leo Temamey
Tee
Ity
Park Board
Dea
Elmer Stolte
Huron College
Breveley Ravine Park
Liobs
Th. City Commission
South Dakota
Gagnon
A Simple Little Remedy Cured It Piles Story
A farmer from Preston, Town recounts relief from rectal trouble after using Colac Pile Pills. He describes long years of pain, blood flow, and failed treatments before the pills reduced symptoms, restored bowel movement, and improved well being at age 79. He notes others suffered similarly and urges sending 75 cents by mail to the Co Chemical Co. for the pills.
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C. F. C. Stamp
Stamp
Preston
Co Chemical -Co
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Mdij
Ice rink project advances in city with Izaak Walton league backing
The city inches toward a shared skating facility as winter work continues on the athletic field rink with Lions Club support. The Izaak Walton league weighs a flash ice slide to cope with fluctuating temperatures while planning a permanent solution and supervisor. Golf courses are noted at a public course and the country club.
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Lions Club
Izaak Walton League
Huron
Huron Golf Club Transforms From Private to Public Course
The Huron facility began as a private course before the country club opened and later became public. A total of about 30 600 dollars funded grounds and a house at the country club. The 55 acre site hosts a top course and a 18 600 dollar clubhouse with 11 rooms, a ball room, caretakers quarters, and a summer golf pro. The club includes around 100 families or 200 members and plans a spring reopening after last fall closure. West Paris unveils a new civic leisure project begun in July 1927 and officially opened May 1, 1988, featuring an 80 by 150 foot swimming pool.
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Huron
Tost
Country Club
Housi Wag
Intt
West Paris
Citizens of
Prospect Park Development Plans Near Huron City
The local park system expands with a 15 acre site four blocks from the Fair Grounds west entrance, featuring a 565000 gallon pool and summer swimming draws. Plans include 10 log cabins and a community house, plus a baseball field via a club agreement, with elm transplants and landscape work by Lim. Prospect Park addition south of town to begin next summer as 1920 progress continues.
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Aad
Lim
Prospect Park
Huron
Teacher Sprains Ankle After Fall
ASHTON January 14 Special Miss Alberta Flampton teacher of seventh and eighth grades suffered a sprained ankle from a fall last week. She stayed home Monday and Tuesday then returned Wednesday to teach and is walking with crutches.
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Ashton
Alberta
Flampton
Redfield
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