Social and church meetings fill Huron events
Social events crowded the Huron area with lodge and club gatherings Thursday and Friday. Multiple groups including Huron lodge AF and AM Rainbow, Royal Neighbors, Trinity Guild, Loyal Order of Moose, Presbyterian Missionary society, Ladies Aid, and Mizpah Chapter met or planned programs, with lunches, white elephant sales, devotions, and charity efforts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Jodge
R. T
Labor Temple
Clyde Peacoe
Dodge
Royal Neighbors of America
Castle Hall
Trinity Guild
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler's Hall
I Presbyterian Missionary Society
George Weight
Nebraska Avenue
Mte Gladyr Pyle
Philippines
H. P. Carson
Degree of Homer
Ladies Ald Society
Church of Christ
T. P. Sharp
Ninth Street
Baptist Mission Circle
H. B. Palm
John Ring
Mire
J. A Wold
S.S. Hoskins
Ladies Aid Society of the American
Lutheran Church
City Briefs Recap of local travel and visits
Local notices detail multiple families traveling and visiting relatives across Dakota and neighboring states. Mr and Mrs A Kyle and daughter Dorothy return from Devila Lake North Dakota after a death in the Kyle family. Several residents plan summers in the Black Hills Omaha and Minneapolis while others visit relatives and attend events at Dakota Wesleyan University and Beadle County Farm Holiday association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kyle
Dorothy
Thiavis Avenue
Devile Lake
N. D
Kyle
Wvhyllis
Sylvia
Buddy
Black Hills
Roste Oons
Winona Bougston
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
B. R Boughton
Melbert Clemens
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Don ‘Streeter
Banska
Minn
C.D. Streeter
Streeter
Robert
Roger Wagner
Amelia Wilcox
Vera LaCraft
Drnnie Budwellar
New York City
Minneapolis
Chicago
Mra Barnes
Miss Heaphy
Panama Canal
S. Betis
S. Hagen
Provoxe
Watertown
South Dakota Farm Holiday Association
Betts
Beadle County Farm Holiday Association
Alvin Graham
Aon
Adrian
Carlsbad
N. B
Graham
R. T. Graham
Huron
Jesse P. Williamson
Onida
Paulie Je
Grand Island
York
Louis E. Lowles
Charles C. Newton
Donald
St. Luke's Hospital
Harriet Finch
Arkansaw
Wis
Portsmouth
JR Buchanan and Sons
1Max
Helen Buchanen
Contracts Set For Fort Peck Dam Work
The Public Works Administration announced contracts totaling 14.5 million dollars were awarded toward a 25 million dollar Fort Peck Dam and reservoir project in Montana. Over 2,000 workers already on site will build an artificial wake 425 miles long to provide no storage reservoir for Missouri river navigation during low water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pub
Uc Works Administration
Fort Peck
Montana
Missouri
Steel output grows amid prices contracts in Iron Age
The Iron Age reports that steel production shows growth despite contracting prices. Analysts note continued demand from manufacturing sectors and infrastructure projects driving output higher this week.
Ninetyth Birthday Observed for Dr Friedel Van Dalsem
Dr Friedel Van Dalsem, born June 7 1844 in Bitterfeld Saxony, observes her ninetieth tomorrow with a family dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs E W Feige at 319 Third Street Southwest. Out of town guests include daughter Mrs Wallie Meier of Minneapolis and her son Dr Henry Van Meier, Dr Carl A Feige and wife and daughter of Canova, plus grandson Dr L C Dick and family of Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedel van Dalsem
E. W. Feige
Third Street Southwest
Wallie, Meier
Minneapolis
Henry van Meier
Sillwater
Minne’sen
Carl A. Feige
Canova
L. C. Dick
Spencer
van Dalsem
Bitterfeld
Saxony
William Feige
America
Albany
WN. C
Concordia
Huron To Dedicate New Hangar At Airport
Plans to dedicate a new hangar by 1:30 PM at the Huron airport accompany temporary Dakota avenue pavement opening for service cars. Walls will rise to 19 feet, enough to house six large planes or about 15 small ones, with future improvements including an admin building and weather bureau substation. The project aims to create permanent employment and may lead to night lighting if extended, depending on air mail volume in a nine day trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Avenue North
Cara
Permant
Mate ‘F Thally
Beadle County
Weix
Aiirport
Weather Bureau
Weir
Huron
Aviation
Lima
Wid
South Dakota
Waitress Shot By Estranged Husband in Charleston
Charleston West Virginia, June 9 A young waitress was shot to death in a cafe by her estranged husband Andrew McCormick 25 who claimed he killed his wife Janie 28 after she would not let him visit their two children who lived with her The motive centered on access to the children and the gunman said he fired after hearing her voice near a coffee steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. VA
Suas
Pobict
Andrew McCormick
McCormick
Janie
Fred
Electrified Fence Idea Proposed by Nebraska Instructor
In Nebraska at the agricultural college an instructor suggests an electrically charged fence to tame fractious livestock. The plan aims to deter animals without harm, using smooth wire and steady current as a humane deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska. Agricultural .College
Osteopaths Hit At Relief Plan
Sixty words describe a protest by the South Dakota Osteopathic Association in Sioux Falls on June 6 7 denouncing the state relief administrator for discriminatory application of FERA rules. The group decries unfair distribution of relief funds and seeks fair allocation among healing professions under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
South Dakota ‘Osteopathic “Association
Sioux ‘Falls
Association
FERA
Tom Berry
Corn Benefits From Recent Rain In South Dakota Weather Report
Government meteorologist P. G. McGinnis reports that the week ending yesterday saw drought conditions persist with high temperatures and dust storms. Late in the week cooler, light rain revived corn and forage crops and pastures, though overall drought remained and small grains suffered further damage. Grasshopper damage to young cane noted. livestock thin and feed scarce. heavier rains needed for sustained recovery. Rainfall totals across multiple stations ranged from 0.72 to 6.00 inches in the eight day period ending today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. McGinnis
South Dakota
Corn
Wheat
Weather Bureau
Aberdeen
Fairfax
Lemmon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Huron
Rapid City
College Alumni Reception in Trophy Room
Alumni, students and friends gathered this afternoon for a reception in the auditorium trophy room hosted by faculty and trustees. Young women served orange ice, wafers, and nuts while Judge and Mrs Gardiner Dean and Mrs Hill and Dr Linveuy McCracken of the University of Minnesota attended in the receiving line.
France Ready to Export Wheat at Low Prices
Paris reports France prepared to export more than 1 510 000 bushels of wheat at about 50 cents a bushel. Wheat would go to the United States, Denmark, and the United Kingdom. London notes initial interest but no buyers yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
United
Eee
Demark
London
United Kingdom
Dust Storm Ravages Beadle County Farms in Drought
Beadle County suffers extreme drought with dust blowing deep into fields. Olson reports one third of normal corn planted, topsoil stripped to plow depth, and 40 to 100 acre tracts turned desert like by black blizzards. Water sources dry, James River and Lake Byron failing, wells gone dry, and noxious weeds spreading amid scarce feed for cattle and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
G. W. Olson
Soma-Hog Production Control Committee
Huron
Beadle Courtly
Olson
Byron
James River
Mike Stevens
Stevens
Beadleeoumy
Hutton Warns of Severe Soil Drift Threats in SD
Brookings based investigator J G Hutton toured Huron and spoke on soil erosion control after a long eastern Dakota trip. He warned that drifting soil causes major losses by burying gardens and ponds and clogging creeks, though he noted drift is not universal and relates to soil type but urged prevention during Soil Erosion Prevention Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
J. G. Hutton
Brookings
South Dakota
Huron
Dakotas
Leaves Huron at Three P M and West Platte at Six Sixty Six
A note records travel times from Huron leaving at 3:00 P M and from West Platte at 6:66 O clock. The text shows OCR garble with likely schedule entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Etewest Plarse
Heavy Rain Falls In De Smet Area
Special report from De Smet notes .59 inch of rain last night, plus 1 inch Sunday, lifting June precipitation near record. Heavy clouds lingered with more rain expected, encouraging farmers to proceed with seeding of forage crops as rainfall varied by direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Smet
Chappell Brothers To Auction Horses in Grand Island
Grand Island Livestock Commission Company announced it will auction 12 000 horses from the Chappell Brothers herd based in Rockford and from South Dakota Wyoming and Montana ranges. About 60 000 horses are tailed by the brothers. The sales begin June 14 and 15 at LaPlant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Neb
Jime
Grand Island Livestor Comm
Chappell Brothers
Rockford
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
LaPlant
Commission Company
Coffin Injured in Auto Crash Faces Slim Recovery Hope
Washington June 6 Physic ians expressed little hope for the recovery of Thomas C Coffin representative from Idaho second district after he was injured late yesterday when struck by an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Washington
Thomas C. Coffin
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Blystone
Huron Lodge No. AF
W.C. A
Masonic Temple
Mcglynn
RB. McGlynn
Minors Avenue Southwest
F. W. ‘Lehman
A E. Danielson
C. L. Bruemmer
Paul K. Myers
J. C. Shirley
Carl Voigt
Walter Voigt
Birs. Ethie, McMahon
Florence Reeves
Wiss
Elmer Lammers
Winner
HS. Palmquist
the Nazarene Church
Reeves
George Lammers
Palmqnist
Som
Melvin
Evan Hollister
Harold Reeves
Fern Winters
Fay Reeves
Girl Scout
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Congregational Church
West Park
Charles E. Barke
Austin
Minnesota
A. S. Carlson
Egular
Charles Dukes
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Beadle County Salon
F. W. Bakentan
Gaylord Schmitz
Dukes
Rey Daum
Dorcas Society
American Lutheran Church
Margaret Englebreteco
Ruth Thompson
Charlotte Willams
Olive Eggen
Henry Reeves
Dr. van Dalsem
Drouth
Midwest
Dairy Industry Bureau
E. W. Sheets
Drough
Sheets
Pierre
Wallanc
Phoenix
Huron - Pierre
Thas
Welsey
Geyerman
Gossard
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