Newberry plans new two story building at Huron corner
Tenants of the old wooden structures at Huron's busiest corner Dakota avenue and White Street begin moving as the J J Newberry company prepares to erect a two story office and store building this summer. Plans for the building delay wrecking operations until plans are completed in about a week. C R Lansgifelder from New York is in South Dakota to handle the state transactions.
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J. J. Newberry Company
New York City
Huron
Engle- Dretson
Bulla
Englebretson
C. R. Lansgifelder
New York
Newberry Company
South Dakota
Acthal
E. C. Olson
Sioux Falls
County Register of Deeds Office
F. C. Ohman Tailor Shop
Iw Western Union
Royal Hotel
Mr. Ohman
U. S. Shipping Board
Minneapolis
Ohman
Baker Jewelry
National Bank of Huron
Second Street
Dakota Avenue
Lowry
Jim Lowry
Tomoryow
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mahonald
H. O. King
John A. Miller Land Agency
King
Uarters
Garle
First
Second
Bijou
Land Agency
Dyar Named Superintendent of Kingsbury County Health Board
Dyar has been named superintendent of the county board of health by the Kingsbury county board of commissioners. He replaces Dr. A E Bostrom who resigned recently and is said to have accepted a position with the state board of health to control contagious diseases.
Jackson Birthday Emphasizes Birthplace of Republican Party
Jackson Michigan marks the 75th anniversary of the Republican Party with state leaders endorsing Jackson as the birthplace. Dr Hubert Work and Arthur Hyde attend as national Republicans. 3 000 to 5 000 men met under the oaks to form a coalition of abolitionist and anti slavery factions and name the party.
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Jackson
Mich
Ripon
Wis
Michigan
National Republican Party
Hubert Work
Arthur M. Hyde
Whig Party
Free Soilers
Wilmot
Republican Party
Storms Kill 28 Across Central Europe
A cyclone of storms from southeastern Germany swept through Bohemia Moravia Austria and beyond killing 28 people and injuring hundreds. Winds up to 100 miles per hour damaged crops shattered windows and disrupted rail and shipping with fatalities reported in Germany Yugoslavia Austria and Switzerland.
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London
Europe
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Jugoslavia
Switzerland
Bohemia
Moravia
Republic
Jugo
Slavia
Lakes
Danube
Nuremberg
Zenica
Rosua
Gardner Assigned to Office in Federal Building
A suite of three rooms on the second floor of the Federal building in Huron has been assigned to Judge A K Gardner of the eighth federal circuit. Gardner, currently in St Paul as a presiding judge, is expected to arrive in Huron mid July. The rooms replace space used by County Agent R A Cave and the internal revenue branch office. Cave will move across the hall and the revenue office to former labor bureau space. One room will be the judge’s private office, one a library, and one for the filing clerk and stenographer.
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Federal
Huron
Internal Revenue Collector
Cave
Internal Revenue
Labor Bureau
A. B. Blake
Dustin Farnum Dies After Ill Health in New York
Theatrical star Dustin Farnum, age 65, died Wednesday night at Post Graduate Hospital after a year of ill health. He had shown some improvement after hospital admission but his death was unexpected.
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New York
Dustin ‘Farnum
Farnum
Post Graduate Hospital
Sharpe Upholds Right to Use Spillway Funds for Andes Lake Project
South Dakota Attorney General M Q Sharpe ruled the state Game and Fish Commission may use its funds to cooperate with the federal government on a spillway project for Lake Andes in Charles Mix County. Congress allotted 45617 78 for the spillway with the state covering half the cost, if needed to stabilize waters for game and fish propagation. The opinion cites 1939 law authorizing cooperation on projects for propagation and protection. The commission had expressed support in a March resolution, amid ongoing debate over advisability.
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General Rules Game and Fish Commission
Game and Fish Commission
Game and Fish” ‘Commission
Department
Moody refuses join criticism over White House tea
Governor Dan Moody declined to join Texas lawmakers in criticizing Mrs. Herbert Hoover for hosting the wife of a Black congressman at a White House tea. He said he supports voting rights and opposes official censure of citizens for differing views, while approving the resolution's stance against social mixing on the same social plane.
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Austin
Texas
Dan Moody
Herbert Hoover
Congress
White House
Hoover
United States of America
Secretary of State
1929 Motor Car Output May Reach Six Million
Detroit reports a rapid rise in car production with more than 9,000 units produced in January through May. Industry officials estimate total 1929 output could reach six million vehicles, surpassing all of 1928.
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Detroit
Rain Delays Aid as Plains Areas Struggle with Drought
The state reports scattered rainfall, with central regions receiving up to 0.10 inches while Aberdeen Eureka Milbank and Watertown saw no rain. Wheat in Spink and Brown counties is heading short, threatening yields without timely moisture.
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Huron
Fairfax
Lemmon
Pierre
Guy
Aberdeen
Eureka
Milbank
Watertown
Woonsocket
Wessingeton Springs
DeSmet
Associated Press
Joseph J. Orr
Federal Statistician
Joseph I. Johnston
Extension Agronomist
Briwn
Spink
Lark
Mies John Isroy
Four Men Charged After Prohibition Raid Shooting
In Tecumseh Oklahoma four men including federal agent W W Thomason were charged with murder after the lethal shooting of brothers in law James Harris and Oscar Lowery during a liquor raid on a Harris farm. Jeff B Harris admitted wounding the two farmers and testified that both fired as he pursued James Harris who surrendered.
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Tecumseh
Okla
W. W. Thomason
Prohibition
James Harris
Oscar Lowery
Harris Farm
Here
Jeff B. Harris
Thomason
Tom Lewis
Jack Williams
Doran
H.K. Hyde
United States
Oklahoma City
Lewis
Williams
Hoth
Lowery
Harris
Black Hills Rodeo Delayed by Friday Rain
Heavy rain in Belle Fourche delayed the final day of the annual rodeo as organizers postponed events and contestants awaited clearer skies. Officials and fans anticipated a rescheduled program to crown champions once conditions improved.
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Black Hills
Fourche
Fliers Set World Endurance Record In 174 Hours Flight
In Cleveland Ohio Roy L Mitchell and Byron K Newcomb earned a new endurance flight record of 174 hours 59 seconds beating the Fort Worth mark. A crowd of 75 000 witnessed the landing after perilous storm exposures and a fatal accident near the airport. The event featured refueling crew Ernest Basham and a dramatic final approach at 12 10 52.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roy L. Mitchell
Byron K. Newcomb
Fort Worth
Texas
Reginald Robbins
James Kelley
Fort Worth pilots concede endurance record loss in Cleveland flight
Reg Robbins and James Kelley, once holders of the endurance flight record, react with enthusiasm as Roy L Mitchell and Byron K Newcombe break the mark aboard the City of Cleveland. Robbins dismisses plans for a new record while praising the Cleveland pilots for their achievement.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Reg
L. Robbins
James Kelley
Roy L.mitchell
Byron K. Newcombe
Cleveland
Robbins
Kelly
Highly Praised Women’s Edition of Evening Huronite
Dr. Albert E. Winship editor of the Journal of Education Boston lauds the Bea dler County League of Women Voters edition calling it the best of its kind seen in a city the size of Huron. He praises the educational features and the enterprise the paper displays and thanks editors including Mrs Angie Cheffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Beadle County League of Women Voters
Albert E. Winship
Journal of Education
Boston
United States
Dr. Winship
Angie Cheffee
Huron
French Cabinet Stands With Poincare On Debt Treaties
In Paris on July 6 the French cabinet held a special session and agreed without reservations that ratification of the American and British debt accords must be unconditional. The ministry will explain to parliament why a veto or conditional ratification would be futile and unacceptable to Washington.
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Paris
Poincara
Washington
Regional farm group to discuss cooperative marketing
The Pennington county agricultural extension board, an unusual alliance of Farm Union Farm Bureau and Grange leaders, met in Rapid City to plan extension work for the coming year. Cooperative marketing was the expected main topic of the afternoon session in County Agent Oscar Helmstad's office with AiG Snesrud New Under wood serving as president of the board of directors.
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Rapid City
Pennington County Agricultural Extension Board
Farm Union
Farm Bureau
Grange
Oscar Helmstad
Aig? Snesrud
Wood
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Ork
Newberry
William Blank
Grandma's Waffle Shop
Pete Marcus Shoe Shining Parlor
Taylor's Cigar Store
Dyar
Kingsbury Health Board
Gardner
Dustin Farnum
Sharpe
Andes
Moody
Byron K. Newscomic
Phot.r. L. Mitchell
NEA’ Service
Central
S. D
Daily
Office of the Weather Bureau
Yankton
Ernest Basham
Steve Kuskow
Stewart Air Craft Corporation
Culver
City
Cal
Education Journal
Poincare
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