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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1931

Page

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Post Gatty Begin Final Leg Of World Flight

Wiley Post and Harold Gatty resume the trip toward Roosevelt Field New York after refueling in Cleveland Ohio and Edmonton Alberta during their round the world flight The pair aim to complete the 16000 mile journey today amid weather concerns and eager public reception in New York City and at Roosevelt Field Officials expect a White House luncheon invitation from President Hoover.

Cleveland United States Globe Wiley Post Harold Gatty Winnie Mae Edmonton Alta Ohio Roosevelt Field New York Blachford Field Hemisphere Long Island Broadway Aires Walker City Hall Washington Hoover Herold Gatty White House

Oil Surfacing Contract For Murdo to Stamford

The state highway commission awarded a contract to oil surface a 3 mile US 83 stretch between Murdo and Stamford to Charles L. Yost of Eureka for $43,242.20. The state purchasing department bought over 400,000 gallons of road oil for the project at under six cents a gallon delivered. A separate item reports well driller Joe Mote of Sioux Falls killed by black damp gas at a depth of 140 feet near Inwood Iowa.

Murdo-Stamford Road State Murdo Stamford Charles L. Yost Eureka Inwood Iowa Joe Mote Sioux Fells Here Sioux Falls Mohr

Weather Benth Dekeis Mostly Fale Tenths Wa Tharelan Maliggment

A garbled weather note outlines a vague forecast with scattered terms, mentioning tents and a malformed region name. Readable elements point to unsettled conditions and unclear timing, with no concrete data on temperatures or specific locales.

Window Peeper Is Talkative Parrot Turns Out to Be Jerry

Evanston police investigated a string of complaints about a peeping Tom. A missing parrot named Jerry, who can whistle Yankee Doodle, was later identified as the source, after Mrs. Williams Eyer reported him missing from the beach. The case shifted from a serious incident to a humorous misunderstanding involving the friendly, talented parrot Jerry.

Evanston, III Evanston Jerry

Fail To Agree On Debt Plan

Paris talks on the Hover war debt plan end without consensus. negotiators plan to reconvene. Washington notes ongoing Franco American dispute over moratorium and reparations, with discussions of possible Germany aid and delayed payments under Young plan. France seeks five year repayment, US favors 25 years. Laval’s stance limits policy shifts.

Paris Washington France United States Germany Hoover Laval Melton Edge

Ehnert Seeks Legal Help Ahead of Murder Hearing

Ehnert remains in the county jail awaiting a preliminary murder hearing set for Friday morning with a possible delay to Monday. Attorneys have held conferences but no final arrangements for new counsel were announced. State's Attorney Temmey gave no new details on the case, which involves a man whose true name is unknown, with a skeleton found in the James River last week. Jessie Moncur reappointed state cosmetic therapy board member. Alice Robertson dies in Muskogee Oklahoma.

Ehnert R. J Cockeyed Slim Leager Leo A. Temmey James River

South Dakota Passes Over Two Hundred Laws in 1931 Session

Pierre reports 209 laws from the 1931 legislative session took effect in South Dakota today, with 54 becoming operative at once as emergencies. Budget changes cut state funds slightly for departments and schools, while building funds rise. The package includes tax and highway updates, county tax collection changes, and rural credit reorganizations, plus tighter motor vehicle tax rules and parole reforms. A new two district congressional plan and other measures aim to aid farmers, though some emergency clauses were invalidated.

Pierre South Dakota Tee Department of Taxation Finance and Agriculture Departments D. A. McCullough Missouri Supreme Court

LeGrand Sued By Hitchcock Firm Civil action in chrewit court over $2000 note

Hitchcock Co operative Company sues Carl LeGrand of Hitchcock for about $2000 on a note and open account. William Sensenhuth represents the company. Russell Thorson defends. Jury members include C J Janzen Yale George Franzen Esmond Herschel Marquis Huron Walter Gilloth Huron Josh A Hofer Iowa township Elmer E Hein Well asley C Gathman Iroquois Mark McBride Vernon Gordon Longnucker Wessing ton W H Jungeman Allen John Vearher Virgil James Hammers Pearl Creek. Earlier the term’s first civil case saw Charles Magruder of Huron awarded $108.48 on a farm sale dispute with O E Bales. verdict deducted $125 claimed by Bales for repairing a well after Magruder misrepresented it. Bales’ $233 check bounced. Matz Wipf and Churchill Henson represented parties.

Hitchcock Co-Operative Company Carl LeGrand Hitchcock Chrewit LeGrand William [Ssenhuth Russell Thorson Cass C. J. Janzen Yale George Franzen Esmond Herschel Marquis Huron Walter Gilloth Josh A. Hofer Iowa Township Elmer E. Hein Wellley C. Gathman Iroquois Mark McBride Vernon Gordon Longnucker Wolsey O. E. Bales Magruder Bales Magruuder Matz & Wipf Baers Churchill & Henson

Missing Girl Is Returned To Home Rapid City

Fourteen year old Gladys Finn was found in Rapid City after hitching there from Hot Springs. She returned home today with her family after being separated since Saturday noon. Her father had said they came to Rapid City to look for work and she planned to join him soon.

Rapid City Gladys Finn Hot Springs

Civilization Goes Forward Steadily

In Chicago on July 1-2 the article recalls nights of potential clashes and vigilantism, noting a public response via a personal note in the classified columns asking a flute player in the 200th Delaware block to cease and oblige neighbors. The piece links such small acts to progress in civilization.

Chicago World Court

College Courses May Be Retained In South Dakota

The South Dakota supreme court temporarily delayed final judgment on four year college courses, granting a July 10 show cause date to delay until 1933. Regents seek retention of current programs at Bradison Springfield and Spearfish pending legalization actions and investigations into petition circulator mis representations. Edward Prehal of Burke opposes the delay and will argue July 10.

M .Q. Sharpe B. D. Mintener Board of Regents Edward Prehal Burke Pew

Detroit Teen Breaks World Gliding Record at Wright Field

Emanuel Felberg a 15 year old Detroit student set a new world mark in model airplane flying at Wright Field Dayton. His glider stayed aloft about half an hour breaking the former record by fourteen minutes earning a Washington trip two hundred dollars amount and the Stout trophy a period piece of aviation history.

Dayton Emanuel Felberg Detroit Wright Field Washington Stout

Plans Outing Mitchell Deaf and Dumb Members

Mrs J J Noble of Mitchell president of the South Dakota Deaf and Dumb association has completed plans for a three day outing for members in Glenwood Springs Park near here starting July 3. Members are to attend from Minnesota Nebraska and North Dakota.

Mitchell J. J. Noble South Dakota Deaf and Dumb Association Hav Glenwood Springs Parc Here Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota

Post and Gatty Awe Beverly Hills Crowd

Beverly Hills reports a remarkable pilot poet and his one eyed Oklahoma origin aiming for horizons. Gatty, described as a reformed Australian brumby and wombat, impresses with navigation skills using two compasses and a star sight. The writer expresses a wish to be a stowaway on the ship.

Beverly Hills Cal Gatty Oxford

Lower Freight Rate Order Approved By Court

An interstate commerce commission order for lower grain freight rates in western trunk line territory won court approval. The district court dissolved a temporary injunction, filed findings of fact, and indicated the commission acted within its authority. The ruling likely heads for the U.S. Supreme Court, with a 15 day delay before effect.

Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission Western Trunk Line United States District Court Western William M. Sparks Walter G. Lindley Charles E. Woodward United States i Spreme Court

Corn Declared in Best Condition In Years

South Dakota reports high corn prospects after a statewide rain ended a five day heat wave. Beadle County and Central South Dakota show the best crop potential in years, with corn and small grains faring well though oats and barley face 25 to 50 percent yields in some areas. Rain cooled temps and aided pastures, while a heat record and a hospital case of blindness from heat are noted.

South Dakota Huron Federal Weather Bureau M. I. Blystone Mercury Weather Bureau Beadle County South Dakota M. E. Blystone Ratate

Huron Is Assured Of Sufficient Ice

Huron dealers report ample ice for summer despite a small winter crop from the James River. Ice is being shipped from Aberdeen Watertown and Minneapolis with prices rising from 80 cents per 10 pounds to a higher rate per hundred. More than 240100 pounds of ice were on hand in Huron today.

Huron James River Aberdeen Watertown Minneapolis

State Receives First Airmail Service Expansion

Sioux Falls and Watertown officials announced the start of daily airmail service between Omaha and Watertown via Sioux City and Sioux Falls on August 1. Postmaster General Brown confirmed the new route, part of 16 extensions, creating a total U.S. air mail network of 29,536 miles with 4,771 daily miles flown.

Sioux Falls Judy L A. Christopherson Postoffice Department Omaha Watertown Sioux City Christopherson W. Irving Glover Washington Brown South Dakota Omaha-Watertown New York City Atlantic City New York Kansas City United States TG Fargo Norbeck Fargo Hanford Air Lines Hanford Paim Retate Chamber of Commerce

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