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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1931

Page

2

Fish Limits Explained by South Dakota Official

Pierre July 3 P O H Johnson director of the state game and fish department explains that new laws July 1 raise bag limits and specify four classifications for perch and bullheads while other game fish limits remain. He notes bluegills and trout on separate waters, the ban on artificial lights for trout, and new mandatory counting of landed fish within string limits.

Pierre P—O. H. Johnson State Game and Fish Depectment South Dakota

Radio Guild To Air Modern Comedy On Friday Night

The Yankton College Radio Guild presents the one act comedy Sweet and Twenty Friday from 8:00 to 8:30 over WMAX Yankton. Directed by Lorene Tucker Geddes the summer drama head. Cast includes Genevieve Krieger Fred Nichol Lester Wells and George Ford. The summer schedule shifts performances from Sunday to Friday evenings.

Radio Guild Yankton Yankton College Radio Guild WMAX Lorene Tucker Geddes Yankton College Genevieve Krieger Fred Nichol Lester Wells Warbay George Ford Harvard

Rin On Tour Of State As Leavenworth Descendants Visit

Great grandchildren of Gen. Henry Leavenworth are touring South Dakota to inspect sites tied to his 1823 Missouri River campaign against a Ree uprising. The expedition honors the officer credited with curbing hostile Indian activity for years. The travelers belong to H. S. Griggs’s Tacoma family.

Leavenworth Rin Pierre Henry Leavenworth South Dakota Missouri H. S. Griggs Tacoma Wash

Spearfish Sees Wide Influx Of Tourists

A casual survey of Spearfish parks shows visitors arriving from Michigan Washington Nebraska California South Dakota North Dakota Montana New York Texas Oregon Connecticut Missouri Colorado Wisconsin and Alberta Canada. Tourists come from east and west north and south to enjoy Black Hills region attractions this summer season.

Black Hills The Union Canada Michigan Washington Nebraska California South Dakota North Dakota Montana New York Texas Oregon Kansas Connecticut Missouri Colorado Wisconsin Alberta

Juvenile Degree of Honor Club to hold July picnic

Wessington July 3 Special The Juvenile Degree of Honor club will meet at the Ora Parker home for a July gathering and picnic. Games will be played and new members initiated. A membership campaign is ongoing and members are urged to recruit a new member for the meeting.

Wessington Ora Parker

Appointing Game and Fish Directors Stirs South Dakota Politics

Pierre July 3 selection of six state game and fish commissioners dominates Governor Warren Green’s agenda. The law requires three Democrats and three Republicans, two from each old district, with each district including a farmer. Green weighs reappointing two members or replacing the entire panel, and plans consultations with party leaders before decisions. Meanwhile auditors gain new power as the 1931 act lets counties hire private firms or use the state auditor for annual reviews, aiming to curb malfeasance and improve county bookkeeping.

Pierre Game and Fish Commissioners Warren Green

Butterfat Production Gains in South Dakota Herds

May production average for 5,039 cows in 13 Dairy Herd Improvement associations rose to 28.3 pounds from 21.6 in April. Highest herd averaged 40.1 pounds per cow. the top individual cow yielded 92.2 pounds. Three purebred sires were bought, 27 cows culled. 389 cows produced at least 48 pounds fat. Notable herds listed with per animal averages. Ladies Aid met at Bonilla church basement on July 2.

Brookings South Dakota G. Heebink Extension State College Lake ME. G. Morrill and Son Mitchell-Armour L. D. Test McCook RL P. Graber Clark P. C. Underwood Grant Rudolph Pinkett Black Hills H. G. Edwards Hamlin-Kingsbury Hedburg Nelson Devel-Brookings- Moody Elmer Sample Yankton- Clay Andy B. Knock Day O. H. Strand Minnehaha Allee Marshall Frown

Second Pigney Family Wedding Near Blunt

The Frank Pigney home in Blunt hosted the second Pigney wedding as Clarence Pigney married Ruth Klingbiel in Fort Pierre. Both grew up near Blunt with Mrs Pigney living northeast of Blunt and Mr Pigney working near Pierre. The ceremony occurred on June 24.

Pigney Blunt Frank Pigney Clarence Fort Pierre Ruth Klingbiel

Mild Grasshopper Plague Reported Near Miller

Hand county farmers report a mild grasshopper plague taking grain, corn, and grass. Hoppers threaten corn fields and gardens in Miller after recent showers hatched millions. A planned organized effort to combat the pests is expected. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reider on June 29. mother and child are doing nicely.

Miller Miller Hand County Miller Bonilla Dan Reider

Army worms threaten South Dakota fields warn extension expert

AL Ford, extension entomologist, warns army and web worms may trouble parts of South Dakota this year. He describes identification, same control methods, and recommends poisoned bran mash with Paris green and bran, molasses, and water. Broadcast bait at dusk to limit poultry risk. a county bulletin will detail use.

Brookings South Dakota AL. Ford State College Ford County Agricultural Agents College Extension Service

Rain Brings Belief Bonilla In July 3 Report

Rainfall Tuesday boosts corn and gardens in the area with potatoes also looking well. Small grain suffered some from the week’s hot winds as farmers begin laying by corn and tending fields.

Bonilla

Reopen Drought Loans in Northwest for Livestock Feed

The Agriculture Department announced drought relief loans will be reopened in North Dakota and Montana to provide feed for livestock. Funds come from the $65,000,900 appropriation by the last congress. Loans cap at feed for five beef cattle five dairy cattle and 25 sheep per family with monthly rates of 4.25 for dairy cattle 4 for beef cattle and 0.25 for sheep.

Wasluinglun Apriculture Department North Dakota Montana Congress

Diseases On Decline In Sioux Falls Health Report

Sioux Falls health department reports a six month period ending July 3 shows fewer scarlet fever measles diphtheria and smallpox cases than last year. Measles drop from 220 to 3, scarlet fever 23 to 18, smallpox 152 to 69, indicating improved public health.

Sioux Falls

Special appropriation needed to fund convict transport

Pierre July 3 The attorney general, Sharpe, says the current funds for conveying convicts to the state penitentiary are exhausted and do not qualify as an extreme emergency. He told Governor Green that a special legislative appropriation is required to cover bills submitted after funds ran out.

Pierre Sharpe Green

Wessington Pupils to Perform Piano Recital at KGDY

Wessington teacher Mrs Eva De Haven will lead her piano pupils in a recital at radio station KGDY in Huron on Friday July 10 starting at 1 p.m. The program will mix piano pieces with readings and orchestra numbers.

Wessington Eva de Haven Huron KGDY

A R History is Prepared By Fox in South Dakota

Pierre July 3 The historical record of the G A R in South Dakota is nearing completion directed by L K Fox state historian Much of the material was compiled by the late Mrs Alice B Mueller of Sioux Falls and covers 1883 to the present An effort aims to publish pictures of all G A R department com

Missing Portraits of Early Commanders Captured in Fragment

Fragments list five names including Thomas S Free Harrison Alen S Hammond E T Langley and James GB Holt as needful portraits. No dates or locations provided, but noted collectors have not yet obtained the images.

Thomas S. Free Harrison Alen S. ¥. Hammond E. T. Langley James GB. Holt

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Johnson Game and Fish Commission State Capitol Grams Walter Willy Mitchell Jay Williams Gettysburg William M. Dunn Dunn Ladies Awd Ladies Aid Bonilla Church R. A. Stratton Koeepp Nia A Ea Kellogg’s Bs Hotels Sarak Wikert Funeral Home Lim St.h.wt Babar Northwest Ica Coless Ies Ecubes Kelvinator Woday Northwestern Public Service Co A. R Fox Alford Buroa Farmers & Merchants Bank Bank of Personal Service
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