Huron City Briefs Highlight Visits and Local Notices
Regina visitors Mr Brown and Mrs Brown stay with Mrs George Depp and sister Ray Daum. Dr Robert Vance visits from Newton while E H Vance hosts. Water bills due and delinquent July 7 with service discontinuation. Various ads note stamps discountsAdvances include Leones shop and Hay Implement Supply Co promotions.
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Mank Brown
Regina
Huron
Mr. Brown
George Depp
Hig
Ray Daum
Slows Falls
Omaha
Delingust
St al
City Water Department
EB. E. Vince
Chicago
Sycamore
Merthera Iiliasis
E. W. Paige
Leone
Robert Vance
E. H. Vance
Sir Yaird Street
Vances
Newton
Hagen
Camp Greek
Hagen Enant
Chemical War
Flannagan
Batt
Bask
Hurot
Foo
Willis Chase
Pierre
Mr. Chase O
Gale
Ehone
Britten
Sioux City
H. O. Gibson
Idaho Avenue
Huron Bldg & Leon Assn
Sam Burton
Black Hills
Vosswashers Hoy Implement and Supply Co
Cletus Peckham
Watertown
Hay, Implement and Supply Co
R. A
Weather Summary With Temperature and Precipitation Notes
Unsettled tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions expected for Huron and vicinity. Hourly temps range from 74 to 102 degrees, with a cool down on Sunday. South Dakota mostly fair then cooler, Iowa mostly fair with isolated storms, Minnesota mostly fair with cooler conditions in western areas.
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Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Weather outlook for Great Lakes and plains region
Week begins July 7 with mostly fair weather in the Great Lakes region. Showers possible in extreme east, with another shower period mid to late week. Temperatures mostly normal or below early, warmer later. Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys and northern plains see little precipitation. South areas warmer, north near normal temperatures.
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Great Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Weather Roundup Across Cities Reports Clear Roads
Mitchell to Pierre report temperatures from 63 to 98 with highs and lows listed. Precipitation noted as none in most cities and roads described as good and clear. Cities include Yankton Sioux Falls Huron Rapid City Watertown Aberdeen and Pierre with various highs and lows.
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Mitchell
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Huron
Rapid City
Watertown
Aberdeen
Pierre
88th Birthday Planned for Beadle County Pioneer Lampe
Beadle county's oldest resident Charles Lampe, who came to Huron in 1879 by covered wagon, marks his 88th birthday with a 2:30 to 5 p.m. open house at 345 Ohio Avenue Southwest hosted by daughter Elizabeth Washabaugh. He built Huron's first shingles store, ran a cigar factory, and later a confectionery before retirement. He has two daughters and two sons, including Harry Lampe and Dr. Carl Lampe.
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Beadle County
Charles Lampe
Huron
Elizabeth Washabeugh
the Pioneer
Brate
Ohio Avenue
Sioux Falls
Lampe
Pionter
J. J. Newberry
R C. Gibbs
Washabaugh
Charles Miller
Redfield
Harry Lampe
Carl Lampe
Chicago
Blasting Case Taken Under Advisement in Aberdeen
Judge Howard Babcock has taken under advisement Carl Gustafson's $1500 lawsuit against Gem township alleging property damage from blasting trees to widen a road. The court visited the site and blasting is temporarily halted by injunction. Marriage licenses issued to Johannes Mikkelson and Edna Lillian Conrad.
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Perportis
George W. Longstail
Johannes Mikkelson
Edna Lillian Conrad
Lake Preston
Lowestein
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Black Hills
Aberdeen
Howard Babcock
Carl Gustafson
Gem Township
Huron Girls to Attend Okoboji YWCA Convention
Huron business and professional women Miss Inez Jones and Miss Kathleen Styer will attend the annual Okoboji YWCA convention in Okoboji Iowa starting July 45 for ten days. More than 300 girls from eight states are expected to participate in group discussions on office and factory concerns with focused lectures and discussion groups.
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John Claymore
Black Hills
Claymore
Rapid City
W. W. Kane
Minneapolis
Deere-Webber Machinery Company
Huron
Iowa Avenue
Inez, Jones
Business and Professional Women’s ‘Club
Josephdime Ainsworth
Toy
Rand Recorder
Ainsworth
A. J. Muste
To- Say
Detroit ‘Y. W.C
Lantern Festival Parade Inspires with Lantern Line
Miss Ainsworth describes a festival scene with 200 girls and women forming a long line with lighted lanterns along the lake shore. The lanterns reflect on the water, creating a beautiful, waving procession.
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Ainsworth
Fear Of Competition Controls Utility Rates In Iowa South Dakota
Iowa City July 5 Fear of competition governs electric rate regulation in South Dakota and Iowa said Herman Trachsel University of South Dakota professor at the Seventh Commonwealth conference He warned that high or arbitrary rates invite municipal competition and that current regulation relies mainly on the threat of public ownership.
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Iowa City
South Dakota
Iowa
Herman Trachsel
University of South Dakota
Trachsel
Towa
City Council Utility Control Debate Stirs State
Trachsel and Tew clash over local rate setting and council authority as SD considers utility regulation. The debate questions whether city councils can regulate large utilities and if state commissions or federal oversight are needed amid expanding utility operation in multiple cities.
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Trachsel
Tew
South Dakota
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Carnation Club
Elwell
John Gascoigne
J. A Elwell
Peter Schott
Alga
Ruby O'Conner
Fred Pierce
Nellie Snediger
Paul Falk
Etta Schultz
Women's Club
Chicago & North Western Railway System
Wellie Taylor-Ross
W. W. Howes
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Nellie Tayloe-Ross
Bradford Ross
Laramie
Wyo
Ross
Wyoming
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Mery Senate Howes
Helen Bliss
Leo Tem=ith Haskell
Lois Kuhn
Novaria
Minnneapolis
Stanley Novaria
Precipie
Bisnark
North Platte
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Sheridan
Willisten
Tma
Weather Outlook
Covered
Corn
Amsco
Kodak Films
Perriton’s
Okobon Y.W
Inez- Jones
Kathleen
Styer
Jewa
Lake
As. Awil-Consiger
Qisouse
Nicollet
Washington
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Hegman
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