05 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a travel sequence with Seville and Germany mentions. The garbled text references a voyage across the Atlantic and various misread terms like Graf and Breagal, with stray phrases hinting at places such as Saclay and Toyo.
The Watertown area saw nearly 2 inches of rain with totals reaching 26 inches over three days in parts. Forecasters reported thunderstorms and cloudbursts causing localized flooding from the northeastern region toward the shore.
The case concerns Clarence Anderson, a Sioux Falls salesman, charged with causing a fatal automobile collision that killed 12 year old Oliver For near his home. Anderson was later taken into custody and held in the city hall awaiting further proceedings.
The 1931 convention appointed Hanson as treasurer and John as reporter. Sioux Falls was selected as the convention city, with the date yet to be set.
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday in South Dakota. Temperatures rise into the weekend with cooler spells in western sections tonight and a warming trend causing daytime highs to increase.
A man laughed at a contempt threat in Canon City Colorado when warned of ten days for contempt. He testified in a case involving O Sanchez, a prisoner charged with a crime. the court remanded him to life imprisonment at the prison.
Ninth graders at Ist Junior High School are to graduate this evening under the direction of Opel tokens. The ceremony will feature two musical selections and certificates will be awarded by superintendent Luss to a long list of students including Gerard, Petterson, Rams, Mars, and many others.
A desert bloom phenomenon in Death Valley turns sand and dunes into a vivid carpet of flowers. Vast swaths of yellow, red, purple and blue wildflowers blanket the usually barren landscape, drawing observers and reviving life in the arid valley.
In Deadwood a Cody Nebraska man is convicted after a plea change in a case linked to an older man found dead in bed. The report notes arrests and local figures including Ernest Verdi of Pineridge and Matthewson of the Hotel Co. with regional ties and an inquiry into the death at age 35.
An Index Library Company sales meeting was conducted in Haroc with participants from the Minneapolis office. Attendees included president R Hy, Carl D Michalson South Ankola manager, Sime Gilbert, W A Sherman, and others, with several principals and regional delegates present.
The South Dakota United Commercial Travelers meet in Aberdeen for their open session. Officials and delegates plan the three day convention with program details including speakers and committee assignments. The event features regional representatives including from Rapid City and Ips, with opening business and committee work scheduled.
A woman identified as Mrs. Johnson died after severe burns suffered when gasoline fumes were ignited by a gas burner in a kitchen incident. The blast occurred in the afternoon at their residence in Su Janp 5, with the blast severely burning about one third of her body.
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions nations and rulers joining in a world celebration. Mentions Denmark Sweden Sweden Prince Princess and various officials. References to a 1st anniversary fete and a grand gathering under a heavenly canopy with imperial governance context.
The article notes luxury hotels near Hoover’s August tour, highlighting rustic style lodges near Yosemite Ahwahnee and Old Faithful Inn additions in Yellowstone. It mentions Old Faithful geyser visible from several rooms and Glacier National Park’s modern comforts.
Navy aviator Lilier reportedly soared near eight miles above sea level in a test flight, challenging a German record. Observers noted instrument readings around 42 000 feet with inconclusive proof of surpassing the existing mark.
A senior farewell program is planned with performances by students including John Coby and Mabel Tam Brivis. An American Lesson scholarship worth 150 dollars will be awarded at Friday commencement exercises, the third such Legion gift. Albert C. Schierling will present the senior award, honoring decades of service to the class.
Preliminary census figures indicate Potter county rising to 13,197 people, a 36 percent increase since 1921, with Walworth county up 23.5 percent to a similar scale. Aberdeen region and Beadle Davison also post notable gains as North Central states show strong growth ahead of the 1930 census.
A parachute jumper died from injuries after the plane he rode with pilot Clifford Ave fell 1300 feet yesterday. Bushmeyer had completed thirty parachute jumps and was describing his descent when the incident occurred. The accident occurred near Dakota, with recovery expected for Machimore.
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