Community notices from Huron area events and gatherings
Local clubs plan meetings at Labor Temple I O C F hall and K P hall. Ladies groups host church events as Trinity Guild and Missionary Society meet. Socials include bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Meadows in Watertown. A wedding party travels from Moorehead to wed in Gettysburg, and a birthday surprise honors J R O'Neal.
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Wheeler’s Hall
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Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Alpena Society Celebrates 89th Birthday Party
The Alpena Society held a birthday event for Zoe Crawford’s 89th milestone with a large cake of 89 candles. Attendees included Mr Eaton the elder and family, Luver Ross, Orval Eaton, Barringers, Shulls, Blow family, Zoe Crawford, Clara Eaton, and EF Coursey. Mrs Donald Forbes hosted a private music recital at M E church and a public recital is planned.
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Donald Forbes
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Escape Unhurt Aa Car Goes Off Road
Frankfort July 23 Special Herbert Wolner of Huron and the Wolner family narrowly escaped a serious accident when returning from Huron as their car neared the James River bridge north of Huron. A car driven by a man named Leary collided with them forcing the Wolners to the road edge. Another car swerved to avoid the crash. Both cars were badly damaged but the Wolners mostly escaped with scratches and bruises.
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Baker Jewelry Store Moves After 32 Years at Dakota Avenue
The Fred J. Baker Jewelry store relocates after 32 years from 277 Dakota Avenue to 35 Third Street SE. The move follows the Newberry Company purchase of the Dakota property, with plans to tear down the frame structures and build a two story brick building.
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Daily farm diary fragment from July entries
A mother and family routine unfolds with chores on a potato patch and barley, a train trip to visit Jean, a family dinner, and notes on crops pests and drought. The writer mentions bags of luggage, a trunk, a trip to town, and prep for absence of a mother for months.
Weather and rural notes from Huron area forecast
A dated weather summary mentions farm details including corn and oats, paired with a forecast for Huron and nearby areas. It lists temperatures, precipitation totals, sunrise and sunset times, and unsettled conditions with possible thundershowers for South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota regions.
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Road Report Snapshot for South Dakota Towns
Weather and road conditions across Sioux Falls Mitchell Huron Aberdeen Rapid City Watertown and Pierre show high temperatures in the upper 60s to 90s, varying lows, and rain amounts ranging from none to several hundredths. Roads are described as good or wet with mostly cloudy or clear skies.
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Community notices and travels in brief local items
Florence Young left for Sioux Falls yesterday morning for a week visit with cousin Mrs Margaret Fields. Rev. and Mrs. R.A. Cowling and daughter Edytha returned to Lake Andes after visiting relatives. Grace Combs left Aberdeen after touring the Black Hills. Edythe Corley remained for a few days. Gamble's ad promotes battery service at lower prices. Roger Simons of Robinson Shoe left for Dillon on vacation. Missrolmie returned Sunday night. Mrs. Corley extended her stay. Manning's Beauty Shoppe will close August 23–27. P.H. Strickland and daughter Jane returned from a four week vacation via Clinton, Spirit Lake, and Manchester. Lost: shell rimmed glasses in black case. Myr and J.K. Cornish visited from Omaha. Frances Seaton and Etta Smith to San Francisco for remainder of summer. Public chicken supper July 24 at Congregational Church. Mr. and Mrs. F.V. Vogel and children returned from Chokie, Minn. Auction items and sale ad. Anna Schmidt and Mary O’Ready returned from Webster weekend. Mrs. George McKeon has returned from Chicago. Cream prices paid by Gold Medal Dairy Co. Mr. and Mrs. B.P.A. Hannie visiting from Waco, Tex. Selma Holler visiting J.C. Johnson’s home. Milton Preston leaves for Los Angeles. Mrs. George A. Starling chaperones Brookings camping party. The Sauer party and relatives returned from Big Stone Lake.
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Gold Medal Dairy Co
A, Hannie
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Jacquette
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Los Angeles
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Mary
Library to Close on Friday for Painting
The Huron Public Library will close Friday and Saturday for interior redecorating. Librarian Miss Caroline Crigis said walls will be refreshed with no color changes, the first such repaint in over five years, and normal hours resume Monday at 10 30. Fines on overdue books will be waived if returned Monday.
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Caroline Crgis
Dearborn School Board to Bid Coal Hauling at Wild Rose
Notice of a meeting on Wednesday evening July 24 at 8 o clock of the Dearborn School Board at the Wild Rose school house to bid hauling coal from Virgil for three schools. Clerk R D Miller adv 72325.
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Tanlac advertised to ease indigestion and restore appetite
An old ad proclaims Tanlac helps digestion gas and stomach pains allowing people to eat normally. It cites a mandan north dakota user testimonial and claims the medicine is made from roots barks and herbs recognized by the USP with a money back guarantee.
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