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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1930

Page

5

Wheat Yield To Be Below 1929

North and South Dakota Minnesota and Montana wheat output is forecast to be several million bushels under 1923 results, totaling about 168 million bushels of durum and spring wheat. Heat and drought since July 1 reduce prospects by about 20 million, with acreage cuts not offsetting losses. July estimates show declines across North Dakota Montana and South Dakota, while Minnesota faces no July loss. The farmers union terminal association notes the northwest bears the bulk of the yield reduction.

ST. Paul North South Dakota Minnesota Montana Farmers Union Terminal Association Federal Farm Board Northwest States Teminal Association North Dakota Terminal Association Northwest

Bonilla 4-H Calf Show Draws Members and Prizes

Bonilla Butter Boosters 4-H club took twenty two Holstein calves to Bonilla where G Heebink of State College judged in three groups A B C. Club leaders F B McKichan and R A Cave directed the event with prizes awarded to members including Ray Walton and Raymond Palmer.

Bonilla G. Heebink Extension State College Fay Tarrich F. B McKichan R. A. Cave Ray Walton Heryl2 Palmer Cecil Bartleman Elvin French Raymond Palmer Delbere Williams Dorothy Atkinson Rena Walton Leslie French Fern Williams Fay Barrick Clark Atkinson Booster Club

Dorothy Summerside Wins Miss Redfield Queen Title

Dorothy Summerside was named Miss Redfield in the popular contest run by chairman W. D. Dawson. She received over a million votes amid fifty contestants and will reign during the Colden Jubilee Homecoming parade August 27 28, 1930. Daisy Schalkle was runner-up with 638,815 votes. Florence Thompson, Evelyn Cordinier, and Mary O Connor followed in close totals.

Dorothy Summerside Redfield Redfield Spartan W. D. Dawson Redfield Colden Daisy Schalkle Summerside Florence Thompson Evelyn Cordinier Mary O'Connor

Fake bank robbery report circulates near Gann Valley

A speeding car supposedly forcing another off Highway 45 sparked rumor of a Mil ler First National Bank heist. Six men in a car with license plate 18 were said to head south toward Gann Valley. Roads were blocked and locals armed, but no suspect was captured despite widespread alerts.

Gann Valley Henrichsen First National Bank Miller

National Highway Plan Through Highmore to Gregory

A new federal aid highway will extend from Highmore to Gregory passing Ft Thoms on Chamberlain and Oucoma along the existing route with grade to federal specs and slight routing changes. Federal funds cover all road work through the reservation and 55 percent of Brule county costs, with $1000 per mile funding delays in the county due to shortages.

Highmore Chamberlain Gregory Ft. Thomason Oucoma Brule

Large Safe Stolen From Groton Store

Local officers failed to trace robbers who stole a 330 pound safe from the Red Owl store in Groton Monday night. Believed the thieves opened the safe and dumped the contents into the James River. A car used in the theft, belonging to Commissioner Dean, was found abandoned on Groton streets. Three Groton residences were entered that night but no loot was taken as the criminals fled.

Groton Aberdzen Red Owl James River Dean

Lake Preston Hosts Junior Legion Baseball Title Fight

Lake Preston, July 24 Special Four Junior American Legion teams vie for district championship here today. The entrants are Lake Preston Howard Madison and Arlington.

Lake Preston American Legion

Radox Foot Bath Promise for Corn Comfort

An ad praises Radox foot bath as a clean, easy remedy to remove corn roots in a few nights, claiming it to be a modern alternative to plasters acids and skin-destroying liquids. It urges readers to buy a box at Longstaff Drug Co or any drugstore for foot rejuvenation.

Great Britain America Radox Little Isles Staff Drug Co

Commissioners Proceedings July 15 1830 Huron

Minutes show roll call and approval of July bills across departments including street property fire water and admin. Bonds approved for three sewer and plumbing contracts and a resolution authorizing paving on Third Street with state and federal highway alignment, expanding total paving width to 36 feet along a South and North strip.

Board of City Commissioners Huron Ice Co City Treas Northwestern Public Warble Hardware Co Standard Oil Co National Refning Co National Refining Co Avenue Lumber and Mfg. Co M. Lothrop Burt C. F. Hughes Mendenhall E. H. Powell H. J. Schossow A. M. Ur Will A. Beach Printing Co C. B. Lyon and Bras, Inc M. G. Johnson AF. Miller Mueller Co National Meter Co Niblo W.S. Nott Co Peter Mintener Lbr South Park Wilcan Barber Co Zellner Wagner Young Third Street City of Huron Simmons Avenue James River Bridge State Highway Department United States Simmons Ave Lawnridge Avenue Highway Department Shell James River

Huron City to join state highway paving project

City commissioners authorize mayor to contract with South Dakota State Highway Department to include city paving along Federal Highway 14 and 60 in the state project. City to pay its portion in cash upon completion. remaining costs to be covered by Special Assessment Certificates issued to the city.

State Highway Department Furon Highway Department City of Huron Board of City Commissioners South Dakota City of Huron

City Paving Payment Terms Stressed at Special Meeting

The State Highway Department must be paid the balance shown on the Special Assessment certificate in cash by January 6, 1931. City payments for the paving project are to be kept separate from the Highway Department project, with distinct accounts maintained by city and State highway engineers. The meeting adjourned after this remotion.

State Highway Department Highway Department Stoud

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