Oklahoma Pays Tribute To Fliers
Wiley Post and Harald Gally receive homage in Chickasaw Oklahoma after their eight day world flight aboard Winnie Mae. Sponsors including FC Hall are praised as Post and Gally are welcomed by family, governor Murray and Senator Gore amid a parade and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasaw
Okla
Wiley Post
Harald Gally
Beth
Oklahoma
Post
FC. Hall
Winnie Mae
Oklahoma City
Mr. Hall
Columbus
Mir
W. F. Post
Wiley
Getty
Wilam H. Murray
T. P. Gore
Planning Second Pacific Attempt Robbing And Jones Will Install Larger Engine In Plane
In Alaska on July 10 a failed Seattle to Tokyo non stop flight ended near here. Reg L Robbins and Harold Jones of Texas plan an early return to the United States to retry with the Fort Worth monoplane and a larger engine. They had 2100 of 5100 miles covered with refueling from a tri motor plane piloted by Mattern and Greener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Seattle
Tokyo
Reg L. Robbins
Harold
Jones
Texas
United States
Robbins and
Fort Worth
Solomon
Here
J. J. Mattern
Nick Greener
Robbins
Janan
Fairbanks
Norton Sound
Fiers
Siberia
Nome
Hobbins
Failure in quest for 35000 prize for nonstop Seattle Japan flight
The bid offers 35000 dollars from a Japanese newspaper for the first nonstop flight between Seattle and Japan. Four prior attempts by other fliers including two by Harold Bromley of Tacoma have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Japan
Harold Bromley
Tacoma
Lions official H A Hill heads to Toronto convention
H A Hill of Huron college and district governor of Lions International departs with his family for the Lions convention in Toronto. He is joined by Mrs Hill and son Kenneth, with W C Peterson as Huron club delegate. Hill plans to join a Lions train in Minneapolis and reach Toronto Tuesday for the convention, aiming to arrange an internationally known speaker for a South Dakota Lions meeting in Mitchell in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean H. A. Hill
Huron College
Lions International
Toronto
Canada
Hill
Kenneth
W. C. Peterson
Huron Club
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Minneapolis
Huson Club
Bean Hill
South Dakota Lions
Mitchell
Ellers Hearing Postponed Due to Illness
Preliminary hearing for John Ellers charged with stealing sugar from the Sheldon F. Reese warehouse was postponed as Ellers, described by attorney T H Luby as in poor health, was ordered to a sanitarium. State's Attorney Leo A Temmey said a new date would be sought.
Postal Carriers To Resume Half Holiday
City mail carriers in Huron will resume their half holiday on Saturday, under the 44 hour week rules. They will make only one delivery tomorrow instead of two, not starting on routes in the morning since trains are in, allowing all mail to be carried in the single delivery. Postmaster A B Blake said parcel post deliveries will be made as on other days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
A. B. Blake
Wheat Growers Meet in Aberdeen Forum on Crop Handling
More than 50 managers, directors and stockholders of member elevators of the American Wheat Growers Association gathered in Aberdeen for an open forum. They discussed policies, outlined crop handling plans, and reported conditions across their territories including South Dakota east of the Missouri River. R T Paradis of Minneapolis spoke on the sales division operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
American Wheat Growers Association
South Dakota
Missouri River
R T. Paradis
Minneapolis
Associaton
S. D. Disrud Returns To Huron Today
The Rev. S. D. Disrud returns from three weeks study at Union Theological Seminary New York and will conduct services at the American Lutheran church Sunday. He stopped in Washington DC and Madison Wisconsin to visit ill parents and brother, then spent a day in Minneapolis before returning this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Disrud
Huron
D. Disrud
Union Theological Seminary
New York
American Lutheran Church
Washington, D.C
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis
Dierud
Nikola Tesla Birthday Tribute From World Inventors
Nikola Tesla, famed electrical inventor, is described as turning a certain age today in New York. The piece notes his pivotal role in radio and modern power generation, his Niagara Falls work, and ongoing research into a powerful undisclosed energy source, with letters of felicitation from about 100 scientists and inventors worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Chaplin
New York
Nicola Tesla
Benjamin Franklin
Tesla
Inventor Todey
Sir Oliver Lodge
EF. W. Alexanderson
Lee DeForest
John Hays Hammond
Robert A. Millikan
R. P. Lamont
H. H. Westinghouse
A. Behrend
Count von Argo
Serbia
America
Thomas A. Edison
Westinghouse
Huron People Attend St Lawrence Funeral
Mr and Mrs J G Shepherd travel from their home to St Lawrence for the funeral of Elizabeth Shepherd the first white settler in Hignd county She had lived there for 51 years The service was led by Rev EB Cooney of Miller Attending were H O Wilson and daughters Vir Ross and teamstie from Minneapolis Mrs Wilson and Mrs Handy daughters of the Shepherds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Shepherd
Trnais Avenue
St. Lavrice
Vir- Ross
Feamstie
Minneaperg
James Handy
Dolores
Sioux City
Mra. Shepherd
Mrs. Wilson
Mra Handy
Jones Favored To Defend South Dakota Horseshoe Title
BROOKINGS July 1 F Jones of Sioux Falls is the favorite to defend his South Dakota horseshoe title during Farm and Home day. He posted 212 points in the qualifying round the highest here. F Drey of Beresford was second with 199, setting up possible finals showdown. ages differ by 50 years Jones 21 Drey 71. Fifty men qualified early this morning as Round Robin play set for 10 o'clock, top 12 in championship flight and next 12 in consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
F. Jones
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Jones
F. Drey
Beresford
Drey
Completes 45th Year As Editor Of Local Paper
Sioux Falls July 10 Charles M Day editor of the Daily Argus Leader marked 45 years of continuous service. He recalled the 45 years ago when the Argus Leader had under 700 circulation and long hand copy under kerosene lamps. Day spoke of Sioux Falls then with 6000 population and 4500 readers, and of a 48 page perfecting press owned building. He celebrated with golf and hopes to reach 50 years with the Argus Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Charles M. Day
Daily
Argus-Lead
Argus-Leader
Day
Argus-Lesder
Status Unchanged Pierre Motor Truck Case July 10
Pierre July 10 status report shows no change in South Dakota motor truck law case. Court records indicate ongoing proceedings with no new filings or decisions, leaving the matter in standing status as officials monitor developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Court decision delayed as license fees rise for heavy trucks
Supreme Court leaves law referable question for next week while state enforcement continues increasing license charges on heavier trucks and autos. Wanous state attorney and Rolie Quinn sheriff of Dewey County face removal requests on intoxication charges after arrests in Mobridge. Pierre notes July 10 report of Governor Warren Green ordering a hearing in New York for radio orchestra conductor Ross Gorman with instruments involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preme Court
Wanous
Rolie Quinn
Dewey County
Quinn
Mobridge
Deders
Pierre
Invest
New York
Ross Gorman
Warren Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Second Pacific
Wat A
Kellogg's
All-Bran
H. A. Hill
Earth
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence
Oley
Blatz. Brewing CO
Milwaukee
National Board of Underwriters
Excello
E. L Bowe
P.O. Box
E. L
Hox
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!