Huron Residents Attend Church Anniversary and Local Events
Twenty years ago in Huron residents noted guests visiting from Janesville for the Congregational church anniversary on June 6. The piece lists locals such as Mr. Sharratt, Hubert Sprague and Irene, Mrs. Jefferies and Bruce, and plans for a new building plus a Grand Lodge A B and A M gathering in Watertown.
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Sharratt
Minneapolis
Hubert Sprague
Irene
Dr. Sprague
Haley
Haley & Lang
T. "M. Jefferies
Bruce
Janesville
Wis
Rowley
Jefferies
Allie Saur
T.rice
B.M. Rowley
Dr. Wharton
BE. L. Appleby
A. J. Holbrook
Watertown
Grand Lodge
A.B
A.M. A
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Associated Press
Unconscious After Collision Ends Saturday Stride
A man struck his head on a stone curb Saturday and was unconscious until Sunday afternoon. He regained consciousness for part of the day and began recovering thereafter.
Unclear Passage on Mr Quimby’s Earlier Roles
Fragmentary report notes Mr Quimby served as shop foreman eight years ago before transfer to Kaple Grove and later to Pierre. No additional context or dates provided in readable text.
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Quimby
Kaple Grove
Pierre
Miss Emma Fuller Heads to Aberdeen for Summer School
Miss Emma Fuller of Lake Preston visits cousin Miss Mabel Fuller and leaves Monday morning for Aberdeen to attend summer school.
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Emma Fuller
Lake Preston
Mabel Fuller
Aberdeen
History notes on Yankton press and draft draft in 1918
The Dakotan newspaper began in Yankton on June 6 1861 by Frank M. Ziebach and William Freney and has run continuously since. In 1918, the second selective draft registered 5 197 men.
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South Dakota
Press and
Dakotan
Yankton
Frank M. Ziebach
William Freney
The
Side Roads Need Madeover Farm to Market Highways
The Wagner Post argues for graveled farm to market roads while noting funds are tight. Editor Mr. Corey, a state legislator, warns maintenance costs threaten construction. most gravels serve South Dakota drivers, especially locals, not tourists. Calls for economical maintenance before expanding secondary highways.
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Wagner Post
Corey
Post
South Dakota
D. A McKinnon
Black Hills
Paving program in Huron abandoned amid growth claims
The article regrets the cancelation of Huron’s 1929 paving plan despite the city’s rapid growth. It cites population gains, improved housing, the Marvin Hughitt hotel, and central South Dakota location as drivers of development, with agriculture diversification and a stable railway payroll supporting employment and living standards.
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Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Huron Superior
South ‘Dakota
Huron Leaders Urge Growth Through Initiative and Sacrifice
City officials warn that future growth hinges on collective effort and personal sacrifice. They vow to keep improving Huron as a city and industrial center while pursuing road paving, despite petitions blocking part of the plan and accepting a heavier burden to proceed.
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Huron
Traveling salesmen welcome in Huron convention
The Huronite says the United Commercial Travelors hold their state convention in Huron today and tomorrow. It notes traveling men have become trained business partners who advise retailers on merchandising and avoid old excesses as modern business standards prevail.
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United Commercial
Huron
South Dakota
Professor Semans paints human cost of world war at Memorial program
C J Semans of Dakota Wesleyan University spoke at the Memorial Day program in city hall. He used vivid figures to show the war’s toll in deaths and wounds and warned that nations while talk disarming continue building navies and armies. He urged the world to speak out for peace.
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C. J. Semans
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lemans
Semans
Ameri
Tax Exemption for Rural Credit Lands Draws Public Fire
The Plankinton Herald notes South Dakota becomes the state's largest landholder in Aurora county with over 5,000 acres, plus about 2,480 acres slated for foreclosure under rural credits. Court records show 5,700 acres exempt from tax this year while taxes are paid on 2,480 acres, highlighting ongoing foreclosure risks and an unequal tax burden on private farmers. The state’s title acquisitions create tax exemptions, except for school refunds, a legal but unfair shift that could prompt voters to oppose taxing these lands.
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Plankinton -Herald
South Dakota
Aurora County
Court House
Babson finds radio ads cheaper per inquiry than newspapers
A Chicago Tribune dispatch reports Roger W. Babson stating that a $3,000 radio campaign yielded 16 inquiries and two telegraphed orders, while a $3,000 newspaper spread generated 4,000 inquiries. He notes radio cost per inquiry at $166.66 versus 18 cents for newspapers, suggesting newspapers can rival radio in results.
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Chicago Tribune
Cleveland
Ohio
Babson Statistical Organization
Columbia
Roger. W. Babson
Myaunday
Babson
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Vidio
Parison
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Milbank
FARGO
GOK
Alemite
Voce Agar
Daly
Smith Servicesstation
Highmore
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Ray-Bros.—Ford
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Bradley
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Canova
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LYONS
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