Air Caravan Halted by Snowbound Flight
An air caravan of 22 ships bound from Selfridge Field to Spokane was snowbound near Miley City Montana after forced landings. Major Ralph Royce and Lt F E Warton reported damaged planes and a halt while awaiting safer conditions to resume toward Bisciark.
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Miley City
Mont
Gwyn
Ralph Royce
Bisciarck
Davor
Royce
Selfridge Field
Mich
Sebtridge Firth
Spokane
Wash
Liquor hearing postponed for delinquency case
The preliminary hearing for Adolph Eisenbeise William Fry and Beary House, charged with contributing to the delinquency of minors, was postponed to Wednesday January 29. The men allegedly supplied liquor to three girls under 15, one of whom was drunk returning home from a party. names are withheld. The hearing will be before County Judge B S MecLasure at the county court house.
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Hitchcock Girl Scouts Rally In Huron Visit
Twelve Hitchcock troop No 1 Girl Scouts and Captain Mrs E F Lemir joined Huron Girl Scouts for an afternoon rally at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. Miss Emelia Tuorsell of Minneapolis guided a week of work and planned a training school for teachers in Pierre. More troops expected locally as interest grows.
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E.F. Lemir
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Emelia Troorsel
Minneapolis
Migs Tuosrseil
Merrow
Pierre
Peete
Uno
Miss Thoorsell
Eluron
Cavour Woman Returns Home From Hospital
Alfred Jiuson injures in both wrists while helping with a hay load. He recovers at home with parents Mr and Mrs August Micheel assisting. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon in Cavour as the family tended to farm chores.
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Cavoul
Jan
Huron Hospital
Alfred Juson
August Micheel
Jiuson
Fragmentary injury report in 19th century column
A garbled notice notes injuries to a woman named Mrs Hison, stating she broke a bone in each wrist and is not expected to do much work until next spring. No other names or details are clear.
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Hison
Trout banquet draws Rapid City crowd in first Izaak Walton event
More than 900 people attended the first annual Izaak Walton League trout banquet in Rapid City despite bad roads affecting some speakers. F M Carpenter of the state division delivered the principal address. Dr G C Redfield described the Young Citizens League essay contest expected to involve over 50 000 boys and girls. Rev Carl H Loock highlighted the Black Hills Scouts volunteers and missions. Oliver Lester Ripple of the state game department shown fish propagation films and described Cleghorn Springs hatchery work west ofRapid City.
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Rapid City
Tun
Huron Bids For Shippers Meet In Minneapolis
Huron will present a bin for the April meeting of the Northwest Shippers Advisory board during its session in Minneapolis on Tuesday of next week. G. K. McArthur and AW. Tompkins are likely to represent Huron and present the invitation. The Minneapolis session will mark the board’s annual offering.
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Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Minneapolis
G. K.mcarthur
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Tompkins
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Auron
Invitaton
Morrison Chooses Evans Tractor Firm for Western Territory
RAPID CITY Jan 25 Morrison of Katoka district commander of the American Legion has joined the Evans Tractor and Equipment company sales force. He covers western storming and western South Dakota with headquarters in Rapid City. Mrs Morrison continues operation Morrison, long published for several years.
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Katoka
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Rapid’ City
Sermon Announcement for Huron Presbyterian Service
Rev H Ko pastor of Huron Presbyterian Church announces Sunday evening service at 7 79 pm. The omission from Friday's service notices is corrected.
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H. Kotells
Chinese Literature Holds Much Scientific Knowledge
A study notes China’s ancient records reveal advanced medical knowledge. It cites the Book of Historic Documents on King Chin-nua collecting many plant species and antidotes, with camphor, realgar, cloves, burnt sponge, ephedra, and cannabis among long used remedies and remedies lists extending back to Han dynasty and Shen Nung eras. It highlights ephedra’s historic use, the Pentaso Kang Mu compendium, and the spread of cloves to Europe in the fourth century.
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Associated Press
Karl H. Rang
South Dakota State College
Karl WI. Rang
China
Chin-nua
Mareo Palo
Japan
Formosa
Florida
Calfornia
India
Ceylon
Turkey
Europe
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Vilanova
A.D. Fe
Chen and Schmidt
Ma-Chi
Motion Picture Taken Of The Internal Organs
Dr H A Jarre of Grace hospital reports to the Radiologics Society of North America that within the last year interior motion pictures of the human body have become possible. Earlier xenon or imaging relied on imaging only, but new moving pictures reveal far more detail than static photographs.
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Grace Hospital
Radiologics Society of North America
Policeman Burned When Cough Drops Ignited in Pocket
Exeter England policeman reports his cough drops burst into flame while riding a bicycle. Drops contained potassium chlorate and contacted phosphorus on a matchbox side in his pocket. Doctor later verified burns and causation as described by the officer.
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Exeter
England
Pioneer's Death From Gas In Woonsocket
Charlie Kruger 70, Woonsocket resident and street marshal, died after being overcome by gas last Monday while working to dry a fire hose at Woonsocket Motor Company. Funeral in Methodist Church Monday at 1 20 p m. Burial at Evontide cemetery. Survived by widow and two adopted children, all of Woonsocket.
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Woonsocket
Charlie Kruger
Woonsocket Motor Company
Monlaf
Below Zero Quest to Reach Record 453 Degrees
Washington January 23. Be r r r it has been cold. Scientists seek 453 degrees below zero to test matter at extreme lows. G Brickedwedde leads the low temperature lab to liquefy helium and explore resistance changes. European labs near the absolute low mark. Helium’s uses include airship safety and refrigeration at ultra low temps.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
G. Brickwedde
Direct
Earth
Brieskwedde
Lumbermen’s Association convention return noted
Patton Groves Olson Roe Bratsburg and Jace Olson returned this morning from Minneapolis after attending the Northwest Lumbermen’s Association convention.
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Y. Patton
L.A. Groves
Gua
Jace Olson
Roe Bratsburg
Minneapolis
Northwest Lumbermen's Association
Chicago man seeks ambitious entrants for auditing posts
A Chicago man offers interviews to clean cut ambitious men and women eager to enter the auditing and accounting field. Open positions pay from three to ten thousand dollars yearly. Appointment by calling 601 Marvin Hughitt Hotel Sunday only.
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Chicago
Marvin Hughitt
Assalant Ordered to Pay Alimony in Paris Case
Paris reports a divorce court has ordered Joan Assalant, formerly Mia Parker of New York, to pay 1500 francs or about 60 dollars monthly temporary alimony to his wife. Assalant had sought 200 dollars monthly. the court deemed 20 to 60 dollars a month more reasonable, settling at 500 francs.
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Paris
Joan Assalant
Mia Sult
Parker
New York
Asdolant
Crop Committee Meeting to Improve Yields and Crops
County crops committee will meet Thursday January with aim to discuss best ways to raise yields and crop quality. Topics include low yields, causes, and profitable crops, with emphasis on improving farming results for the region.
Seed and Crop Meeting for Local Farmers Set Next Thursday
A county gathering of about 45 farmers will discuss seed, adapted varieties, seed cleaning, smut, weed control, and marketing. The meeting marks the first since the committee was organized and will be held next Thursday.
Charles Huntington Funeral Sunday At Riverside Cemetery
Funeral services for Charles Huntington who died yesterday morning at a Buren hospital will be at 2 PM Sunday at Walters chapel. The Rev Fr Lechardse of the Methodist parish will officiate with burial at Riverside cemetery. Pallbearers are Kenneth Larson William Wilhelm Herman Jim Dewey Gascoigne and F Court. A brother Edward A Kuulingto of Minneapolis arrived to attend.
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Charlies Mantington
A Buren
Waleh
Pine Bluff timing veteran retires from Arkmasay events
Tienry Jordam of Pine Bluff Ark who spent two decades timing leading sport events in Arkmasay plans to retire from the role. He has long served as a watchful spectator and official, shaping local athletic timing through many seasons.
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Pine Blalf
Ark
Arkmasay
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