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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1936

Page

7

Livestock men urge federal help in drought relief

South Dakota livestock leaders pass a three point resolution seeking immediate federal action to buy cattle and sheep in drought areas and to stabilize prices. They push for voluntary bovine tuberculosis testing, demand representation on any federal markets committee, and back use of WPA labor for water projects. A legislative committee will study sanitary laws and TB eradication before November. The meeting drew officials from the Bureau of Animal Industry, the Greater South Dakota Association, Swift Company, and extension service staff.

Booth Dekota Livestock Committees Lession South Dakota Interior Pointe Missour River Tom Arnold Todd County Robert Dailey Moody County Frank Gundill Dewey County J. K. Erickson Butte County Thad Oviatt Beadle County J. Welsh Sanborn County Ed Bogue Linc Eoln Brookings Arnold California New York State Bureau of Animal Industry T. H. Ruth Pierre C. H. Bayes Federal Bureau Greater South Ds- Esta Association George A. Starling A. J. G. Valentine Swift 4 Watertown A. E. Danielson Aremour and Company ‘4 Haron R.A. Cave Beadle Sanborn Cedington I. B. Johnson

Woman killed in Rapid City blast wrecks home

In Rapid City Mrs. Earl Olson, 37, died after an explosion and fire that damaged the Olson home. She was pulled from flames and died five hours later at a hospital. A 3 year old daughter was present. husband was away. A neighboring Mitchell woman narrowly escaped. Olson burial to Conde. Survived by husband, daughter, parents Mr and Mrs Guy Miller of Conde, two sisters Mrs Fred Collins of Aberdeen and Jessie Miller, and brother Russell Miller of Conde. Electrician Joe Moore, Chatfield, Minn, found dead at home from apoplexy. Surviving brothers John Moore of Pierre, S. D., and Henry Moore of Long Beach, Calif. Funeral Friday.

Rapid City Mra Ear Olson Olsorn Mitchell L. 5 Hand Conde Guy Miler Fred Collins Aberdeen Jessie Miller Russell, Miller Chatfield Minn P—Joe Moore Cormer Ole Thompson Fillmore County John’ Moore Pierre Henry Moore Long Beach Calif

Television by RCA: a distant dream soon in homes

A detailed NEA summary on Dr Vladimir Zworykin’s iconoscope and kinescope, the RCA TV breakthrough, and the projected timeline for public receivers. Engineers weigh a year to five years to refine, with a million-dollar fund and 100 test sets.

George A Wieda NEA Service Bist New York Manhattan Vladimir Zworykin Radio Corporation of America Laboratories Camden N. J Empire State Building Wxcret Zworykin RCA

Arrest Another De Smet Burglar

Gordon of the State Justice Department reports the arrest of John Hall in North Platte Nebraska on burglary charges tied to the Rodney Style Shop theft in De Smet on June 7. The stolen goods included women’s apparel valued at 600 to 700 dollars, with extradition expected to bring Hall to South Dakota. Prior arrests in Sioux City and Sioux Falls involved a John Bill who was released after not matching Hall.

de Smet Pierre Gordon State Justice Department John Hall South Dakota North Flatte Neb Hall James Anderson Sioux City John Bill Sioux Falls

Keene Accepts Post at Indiana Technical College

Prof Arch ie Keene director of forensics at the University of Detroit announces he accepts the presidency of Indiana Technical College in Fort Wayne. He will assume office July 15 after prior service as a high school principal in Mobridge South Dakota and Selby South Dakota.

Keene Detroit Archie Keene University of Detroit Indiana Technical College Fort. Wayne Ind Mobridge Selby

Flashes of Life Contempt in Court and Oddities

A mixed AP item notes District Judge McLeod halting court as tunes drifted in. A court officer explains the radio source, and a remark about contempt prompts the pause. Other blurbs cover burglary alarms, Buck the hunter’s crowd nerves, and Mary Harker’s long jail service before death.

Brockton Mass Stewart B. McLeod John Romanus

Physician Tips to Stay Cool in Heat Wave

Aberdeen notes from a local physician advise light meals five small servings daily, plenty of water about 12 to 15 glasses, avoid greasy foods and alcohol, and drink lime water as a supplement. Wear light airy clothing, use fans, seek cool air without direct drafts, and avoid prolonged basement cooling to prevent a temperature allergy.

Aberdeen

Parker Fugitive Reunites With Family Amid Extradition Talks

Ellis Parker Jr. ends three months in hiding to celebrate his child Katharine's birthday as New York authorities pursue extradition on kidnapping charges involving Paul H. Wendel. The case ties to a Brooklyn indictment with Harry Bluefeld and others, while Gov. Hoffman signals reluctance to surrender either Parker.

Holly N. J Ellis Parker, Jr Katherine New York Paul H. Wendel Parker Kings County Brooklyn Ells Parker Harold G. Hoffman Hoffman Parkers Harry Bluefeld Murray Bluefeld Martin Schlossman Harry Weiss Mt Holly Harry Bleefeld Wendel Trenton Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr

Pitrodie Society Meeting Set Today in Barrett Township

The Pitrodie Society will meet with Mrs. Ted Whirledge in Barrett township Beadle County. An evening service at Fitrodie Community Church on Sunday was an individual community service led by the Ladies of the Pitrodie Society.

Pitrodie Society Carpenter Ted Whirledge Barrett Township Beadle County Fitrodie Community Church Pitredin Society

Fire Destroys Barn and Hay on Hardy Garstad Farm

A barn and separator house on the Dan Jones owned Hardy Garstad farm eight miles north of Lake Preston were destroyed by a fire blamed on spontaneous combustion in dry weather. About 10 tons of new hay and personal property burned. the barn valued at 2000 dollars was insured. Firefighters arrived about eight o'clock but could not save the structures.

Lake Preston Hardy Garstad Dan Jones Jones Lake Presto

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