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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1929

Page

12

PUGSLEY PRAISES EXTENSION WORK IN 1926 27 REPORT

State college extension service receives high marks for economic production marketing community service home extension and youth work. President W Pugsley highlights gains: increased Sweet clover and alfalfa acreage, larger hog litters, efficient team farming, dairy sire assistance, healthier chicks, farm building plans, and expanded market services including wool data and cooperative marketing efforts.

State College Extension W. Pugsley Byweel Clovar South Dakota Extension Service Mobridge Miner Codington Clark Brown Pugsley Bugsley Ani ‘Ek

Tester golr puszie Paris séren and one solution

An odd want ad fragment mentions tester golr puszie and Paris elegantly, noting a single possible solution. The clipping reads as a puzzle oriented placeholder with unclear context and no clear names beyond Paris. No definitive action or outcome is present in the legible text.

Golr. Puszie Paris Want

South Dakota Extension Work Expands Across Counties

President Pugsley notes growth of extension services in South Dakota with 38 counties served, 9,890 attendees at meetings, and 1,1645 women in the program. 4-H work praised for leadership, farming methods, and homemaking, with two staff moved to club focus. Only about one in sixteen youths of club age reached. more aggressive outreach planned. Weather outlook suggests mild changes for Missouri Valley regions with temp shifts below normal in parts of the north.

South Dakota Bienniim Wera Arbres Reguty Ork Pugsley Lower Missouri Valleya Treent

Quake Devastates Caragas Venezuela Steamer Escapes

A powerful January 17 earthquake in Caragas Venezuela damaged most structures and monuments in the seaport, with cracks, falling stones, and toppled buildings. The steamer narrowly escaped destruction as chaos spread across the town, while statues and the cathedral suffered extensive ruin.

Caragas Venezuela Struuck Cuan Car‘ival Fl ‘Universal’ -Today Itusdum Suer Simon Bol-ivar Christ Sucre

Hoover era politics shapes New York party structure

In a period of intra party realignment the influence of veteran figure Hilles Jong rises as Hoover allies seek to place state party control in trusted hands. Observers note the new committee may largely function to grant patronage while maintaining party harmony.

Hilles Jong New York Empire State Ao- Jong

Fire Damages Properties In Woonsocket And Farm Blaze

Fire officials estimate up to 290000 in damage from a power line outage affecting Woonsocket homes as crews repair, while at Philin Mack farm two sows 12 young pigs and a hog house were lost in a blaze blamed on an oil burner. Fire departments from Huron and Cavour aided, with long efforts to extinguish after three hours due to straw-filled second story.

EARM Cavour Jan Philin- Mack Huron Fire Department Caveer Fire Lacan Fas Caveur ‘Lumber Com Huron and

Tulare State Bank Names Officers

The Stockholders of the State Bank of Tulare held their annual meeting and election of officers Friday. Officers elected for the coming year include president H H. Binger and vice president Axel Anderson. Directors named were H. B. Roeber William McCoy Fred Hilkemeir and Henry Fryfe. C. W. Peterson was elected cashier with Genevieve Fergem as assistant cashier.

Tulare

Flooded Milton and Louisville man drown in river

Swirling floods cause damage across Milton Kentucky and a bridge worker from Louisville, William Thrasher, was blown into the river and drowned. Communication problems hinder early estimates of total storm damage.

Milton Willam Thrasher Louisville

Rising Rivers Threaten Cleveland Homes in Flooding

Ten people rescued as Cuyahoga and Chagrin rivers surged. Five family members saved from a flooded dwelling after the Chagrin overflowed into a ravine. Coast guardsmen and local residents aided others stranded on rooftops and in a shack. Names not fully learned. Fire downed Home rescue aided by volunteers with a rope and rowboat.

Cleveland Cuyaboze Chagrin Grant Dewaing Dorothy Cuyahoga Coast Guardsmen Thvo Chitiren Downing Lionel Heath Ray Cattell Winfield Scott

Rescue at Downing's house amid sudden flood

In a rapid flood response Scott guided a boat to Downing's house where he and Downing brought a man to the door. Police rescued children and parents on the second trip as water three feet deep threatened a collapse. A rainfall record of two inches in 24 hours was set.

Scott Downing Steve Layandowski Zara Jan °Guri Bere

Scout movement topic at local Parent Teachers meeting

The Rev. V. C. Bessellevre, pastor of Desmet, spoke to the Parent-Teachers association on the Boy Scout movement. He has been involved in Boy Scout work for 14 years and displayed merit badges worn by Lissen Wilam, an Eagle scout, during the talk.

Smet C. Bessellevre Parent-Teachers Association Boy Scout Movement Besselievre Lissen Wilam

Lymen Wins Riggs Extempore Contest At Yankton College

John Lymen of Spearfish, a Yankton college student, won the Riggs extempore speaking contest last night and will represent the college in the state contest in Sioux Falls. Three others competed.

Yankton, Jan John Lymen Spearfish Yankton College Sioux Falls

Funeral Tomorrow for Mellette Woman

Funeral services are planned tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard wife of Frank Leonard a Spink county farmer. She died Thursday after a major operation in Minneapolis and was believed improving. The service will be at the community church with burial in Mellette cemetery.

Melleeth Elizabeth Leonard Frank Leonard Spink County

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