Colder Weather Signals Hazardous Roads and Ice Warnings
Federal forecaster predicts freezing rain and heavy cold from tonight into Thursday. Huron streets and sidewalks iced over by a quarter inch of ice. driving and walking hazardous. Widespread ice coats telephone and power lines. no major accidents reported yet. Farmers urged to protect livestock during the cold wave.
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B. R. Laskowski
State Weathers Bureau
Huron
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Northwestern Public Service Company
T. C. O'Brien
Dakota Central
Trong
Wessington
iSouth Dakota
George Issenhuth dies at 73 noted Beadle County architect
Beadle County pioneer George Issenhuth, 73, died of heart disease this morning in Sioux Falls while living with his son Ezra. A South Dakota Society of Architects member, he designed many state schools including the Fort Pierre school. Born in Iowa, he moved to Huron in 1883, married Bertha Hein in 1886, and retired to Sioux Falls in 1933. Bertha died about ten years ago.
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George Issenhuth
Beadle County
Isserthugh
Sioux Falls
Ezra
Issenhuth
William Issenhuth
Mary E. Knapp
Alice Helm
Huron
John Issenhuth
Akron
Saunders To Leave Soon For Alaska
Mr and Mrs H A Saunders of 862 Illinois Avenue Southwest plan to move to Ketchikan Alaska. He has been a construction equipment superintendent for Standard Oil in Huron and will become assistant engineer with the United States Coast Guard. Mrs Saunders has led the City Federation of Women’s Clubs and been active in local club work. They will sail from Seattle on the steamship Alaska February 1.
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H. A. Saunders
Illinois Avenue
Southwest
Huron
Ketchikan
Alaska
Saunders
Standard Oil Company
United States Coast Guard
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Seattle
Dr Antie Becomes New Veterinarian In Huron
Dr Antie, a veteran field worker for the U S Bureau of Animal Industry, has purchased the practice of the late Dr E E Burdick and will occupy Burdick's office at the Service Cafe basement 202 Dakota Avenue South. Burdick served here 24 years and died from a heart attack on Saturday January 4.
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If. Antie
Bureau of Animal Industry
E. E. Burdick
Dr. Burdick
Highway Crash Near Pierre Involving Five Harrold Youths
Five Harrold youths were in a highway crash six miles east of Pierre last Saturday when dazzling lights from an oncoming car caused their vehicle to skid into a truckload of balco ay. John Misterek suffered severe facial cuts and was treated at St Marys hospital in Pierre before returning home. The driver Lowell Ogle and passengers Lucille Ogle Leona Misterek and Raymond Hoffman were only slightly hurt. The Ogle car was badly damaged. other vehicles were unharmed.
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Pierre
Harrold
Balcoay
John Misterek
St Mary's Hospital
Lowell Ogle
Lucille Ogie
Leona Misterek
Raymond Hoffman
Ogle
Supplemental CCC Enrolment Slated in Beadle County
Enrollment plans announced for Civilian Conservation Corps at the courthouse in Beadle County. Representative Francis Case notes a large defense project for South Dakota, with details to be disclosed later. Local residents listed include Mr and Mrs H W Lytle of Bure and Mr and Mrs W F Lyte of January 21 in Redfield after a Los Angeles trip.
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C.H Cotten
Beadle
S. D. Washington
Francis Case
South Dakota
H.W. Lytle
Bure
W. F. Lyte
Redfield
Los An- CCC
Hakersville
Gal
Axe
Ray Nolan
Tombstone Inscription recalls blizzard tragedy in Kingsbury County
The January 12 marked 53rd anniversary of the 1888 blizzard. An inscription on a Spirit Lake tombstone tells of E Stearns and his three children enduring the storm while seeking shelter, leading to amputations and a father's lifelong crippled state. The tale cites one of many Northwest tragedies from that historic blizzard.
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Kingsbury County
Lake Preston
Specia
Spirit Lake
E. Stearns
Stearns
Guy
Nellie
Bessie
Stein
Father
Northwest
Influenza Sweeps Two Nation Regions New England And South
Tens of thousands of southerners stay home with a mild grippe as schools close across rural counties. In Spartanburg and Kingsport public gatherings are restricted and some pharmacies stay open 24 hours. In Boston Holy Cross College and many schools suspend classes while conditions improve citywide, health officials report.
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Atlanta
Spartanburg
D. C
Kingsport
Tenn
Boston
UPI
Holy Cross College
New England
Paul ¥. Jakmauh
Massachusetts
Nails Screws And Wire Mend Broken Bones In News
New Orleans report shows nails screws wires and steel bands used to mend bones with growing use. Orthopaedic surgeons claim this method eliminates plaster casts and braces, enabling movement within two to three days and shorter recovery.
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New Orleans
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
Clay Hay Murray
New York
Italy Claims New Explosive Penirite T 4
Rome reports Italy has developed penirite T 4 a 109 percent explosive intended to replace TNT in munitions production. The compound is described as formed from formaldehyde lime and ammonia readily available in Italy.
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Italy
Rome
Nineteenth Child Born To WPA Worker’s Wife in Allentown
Mrs Edwin Trapp of Allentown gives birth to her 19th child. She is 42 and has fourteen living children, all girls. The oldest child is also a daughter as Mrs Trapp notes she married at seventeen.
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WPA
Allentown
Edwin Trapp
Trapp
Huge Generator To Start Soon On Cross-Country Trip
Engineers began shipping the world’s largest waterwheel generator 2,500 miles to Washington to join the Grand Coulee dam project. The 1,009-ton unit, 24 feet high and 45 feet in diameter, will be moved in 38 freight cars over 11 days. A second and third machines are planned for 1942 delivery and operation next spring.
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Pittsrurch
Washington
Grand Coulee
Columbia River
Columbia Basin
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Viscount Wakefield Dies in England
Viscount Wakefield aged 81, noted philanthropist and oil magnate, died in Beaconsfield Buckinghamshire. A patron of British enterprise in autos, speedboat racing, and civil aviation, he sponsored flights of Amy Johnson Mollison, who recently died in the Thames Estuary.
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London
Viscount Wakefield
Beaconsfield
Buckinghamshire
Lord Wakefield
Amy Johnson Mollison
Thames
Large Sum Paid for Hides in Huron Region
W L Weir, manager of Bolles & Rogers, reports about 329000 dollars paid for pelts this winter in and around Huron. He forecasts a substantial rise as the season continues with receipts of rabbits 78000, skunks 11000, fox 200, badgers 150, weasel 2000 and miscellaneous around 400 to end of season.
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Huron
W. L. Weir
Bolles & Rogers Hide and Fur Company
Weir
Senator Gurney pushes for more modern planes
Senator Gurney of South Dakota urged Secretary Stimson to speed delivery of modern fighter and bomber aircraft warning that current shortages hinder advanced pilot training. He urged ample modern planes and the creation of additional training centers akin to Randolph and Kelly Fields in Texas.
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Washingonn
Gurney
South Dakota
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Stimson
Senate Military and Appropriations Committees
War Department
Army
Randolph
Keily Fields
Texas
Rapid City Votes To Retain Manager Plan
In Rapid City a January special election rejected switching from a city manager to a commission form. Unofficial totals show 1771 against and 1248 for the change out of 3038 ballots. The two wards with most votes favored the change, while other wards tilted heavily against.
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Rapid City
Fire yields lava bricks in Milpitas shrine work
A warehouse fire in Milpitas California on January 15 formed bricks of lava like material from molten debris including lava, hay and earth. Mrs. Joe Rose studied the pattern and used the substance for the interior of a shrine to Saint Buena venture.
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Milpitas
Calif
Joe Rose
Saint Buenaventure
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