City Seeks Better Offer On Bonds For Disposal Plant
City officials continue negotiations to sell 199000 dollars in bonds for a new disposal plant after last night’s bid results were unsatisfactory. The council also adopted a milk ordinance requiring licenses, veterinarian certificates, and city health supervision for milk sales and dairies, with strict packaging rules and a two and half percent minimum milk fat.
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oAeage
Dakota Avenue North
City of
Huron
Myers to Attend State Chamber Meeting in Rapid City
Paul K. Myers secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce will travel to Rapid City for a state chamber of commerce secretaries meeting. The event begins with a noon luncheon at the Alex Johnson hotel followed by afternoon and evening sessions with speakers. A banquet concludes the day and Mrs Myers accompanies him.
Two Bound Over On Charges Of Forgery
Two Huron residents Pete Hofer of 987 Kansas avenue northeast and George Wardner of 185 Sixth street northeast were bound over to circuit court after waiving preliminary examination on forgery charges. Municipal Judge Dick Haney set bail at $500 each. Police said Hofer faces two forgery charges and Wardner one. Both remained in sheriff custody.
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Pete Hofer
Kansas Avenue
George Wardner
Sixth Street
Dick Haney
Hofer
Waldner
Arrest campaign nets two as Havana lists 300 revolu tionaries
Three hundred persons are reported listed for arrests by the government in a campaign against revolutionary activities. Two prisoners are already in custody suspected of planning to overthrow President Machado.
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Havana
Machado
Kingsbury rainfall aids crops and relief from heat
South Dakota reports show six heat related deaths and early relief as a recent rain shower totals three tenths of an inch in Kingsbury county. Crops respond with revived oats and flax largely destroyed while corn appears to endure, with more rain needed to stave off drought.
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Kingsbury
Preston
Kingsbury County
Chicago
North Dakota
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Carolinas
Georgia
Destha
St. Louis
Rain Lifts Hyde County Gloom With Half Inch
Hyde county reports a rainfall of just over a half inch ending a spell of extreme heat. Crops, especially corn, are praised as possibly bumper, with small grain saved and gardens revived across the region. Similar showers reach Jerauld and Cavour, renewing pastures and crops after intense sun and heat.
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Highmore Highmore
Hyde County
Hyde Lounty
Jerauld
Wellington Springs
Wessington Springs
Redfield
Spink County
Regional Crops Benefit From Light Rain Across Counties
Spink County reports .85 inch rainfall saving parched corn and alfalfa while heat breaks. Miller and Wolsey note rain revives sun-dried crops, with corn improving and barley likely to yield well. Heat wave shifts east as July heat remains severe with high death tolls from the wave.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Cooler weather brings relief after scorching drought
The report notes cooler conditions spreading across the Pacific coast and Rocky Mountains with moderate temperatures and showers. Central regions from Virginia to the Carolinas and Georgia face no relief, while New Orleans and the Mississippi Gulf coast experienced a damaging gale with temperature drops.
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Rocky Mountains
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Idaho
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Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mississippi Gulf Coast
John Elfers Held On Larceny Charge In City
John Elfers, 626 Twelfth Street SW, is held on a grand larceny charge with a $500 bond. Arraigned yesterday, preliminary examination set for July 3. He is accused of stealing a ton of sugar from Sheldon F Reese warehouse around June 19 or June 2, with 200 pounds found at Leslie Trowe’s residence. Police say Trowe bought the sugar and will not be held.
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John Elfers
Twelfth Street
Elfers
Elleres
Sheldon F. Reese
Lesle Trowe
Tenth Street
Trowe
Admitted Ivan DeWitt in Rapid City and Mrs Marvin Sparks in Onida
Scheduled hospital admissions list Ivan DeWitt of Rapid City for medical care and Mrs Marvin Sparks of Onida for medical treatment with no further details.
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Ivan DeWitt
Rapid City
Medical
Marvin Sparks
Onida
Hofer Dismissed by Hitchcock Court
Joseph M. Hofer of Hitchcock has been dismissed in a medical matter with the case linked to Charles McDonald of Lake Preston. The ruling leaves McDonald associated in the cited proceedings as the opposing party, while Hofer is no longer facing action in this matter.
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Joseph M. Hofer
Hitchcock
Medical
Charles McDonald
Lake Preston
Small Fire at Wolsey Corn Crib Causes Minor Damage
A blaze started in corn cobs and husks near the R. F. Chenoweth corn crib behind the bank in Wolsey. The alarm was raised and firefighters extinguished the fire with only slight damage to the crib.
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Wolsey Wolsey
R. F. Chenoweth
Marriage Licenses for Ruben Johnson and Dora Campbell
Ruben Paul Johnson, 22, of Huron, and Dora Ellen Campbell, 21, of Huron, obtained marriage licenses.
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Ruben Paul Johnson
Huron
Dora Ellen Campbell
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