Crop Prospects in South Dakota Look Good
Reports from across South Dakota say favorable conditions for a 193 crop despite a welcome rain. Spring cereals are thriving. rye headed, oats and barley look fine, crops mostly up with cultivation started though slowed by wet weather. Warm periods followed by cool nights hinder top growth. rainfall uneven, some areas dry and needing rain.
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South Daoth
Huron
Huron Weather Bureau
Enoh
Blystone
Rocky Mountains
Lake
Plains
Atlantic
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
West Virginia
Mississippi Valley
North Carolina
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Kansas
Min
Limois
Missouri
Montana
Beadle Cub Women Hold Annual Picnic at State Fair Grounds
More than 250 Beadle county women and guests gathered at the State Fair grounds for Beadle County extension clubs annual recreation day. After a picnic lunch, program at the grandstand featured community singing, club reorganizations, Farm-Home week report, and a kittenball and horseshoe games afternoon. The group, who completed a foods study, plans to carry a home furnishings project next year.
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Beadle County Women's Extension Club
State Fairgrounds
R. A. Cave
B. F. Barthell
Rew
N. E. Harper
Brocking
Ella Meyer
Iroquois
Alfred Tre~ Inert
Sara L. Dewing
Hom
Old Battle Scarred Piano Came to Huron Store
An antique Civil War era piano with a gangster past is now at Costain music Store in Huron. The instrument bears buckshot damage from gunfire and a Chicago origin with a serial 2-6-0-2. It was shipped from Chicago to Virgil, South Carolina about five years ago and traded to the store recently.
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Costain Music Store
al Capone
Joe Saltia
Chicago
South Dakota
Harry Grenpard
Cor. Clark & Lake Sts
Virgil, S.C
Advance Sales Boost July Fiftieth Anniversary Plans
The July fiftieth anniversary committee reports strong advance sales to fund the celebration. No exact totals yet to avoid tipping ticket contests. Prizes include a Chevrolet car, a Majestic radio, and a wrist watch for top sellers, with 50 cent admission to all grounds and grandstand events.
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South “Dakota
Chicago & North Testern
Jones Chevrolet Company
The
Majestic
Johnson-Sewell Company
Sion
Prison Twine Plant Runs At Full Capacity
Sioux Falls report says the South Dakota penitentiary twine plant operates at full capacity with four nights weekly until 9 o clock to meet binder twine orders for this year. Warden George T Jameson notes most orders go to South Dakota points with some to Town and Nebraska and expects completion by July 1.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Nebraska
Jameson
Fourth annual W C T U district convention closes at Springs
Wellington Springs reports the fourth annual W C T U district convention concluding with venue selection for the 1931 gathering. Prominent speakers including Flora Mitchell, state president, featured on today’s program. A separate note mentions the Ness ice house burning near Canton, causing substantial loss and insurance-covered coverage for the melt.
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Springs
Wellington Springs
Canton
Ness
Ol. Athe
Decorah
Towa
Two Steamers Collide Off Boston In Ferry Oil Fire
A collision near Scituate between the tanker Pinthis of Fall River and the Fairfax liner outbound to Norfolk left more than forty believed dead. The tanker carried 12,000 barrels of gasoline and sank after catching fire. the Fairfax, with 140 aboard, saw many perish or go missing as passengers and crew leaped into oil slick waters. Rescue attempts were hampered by ruined radio antennas and heavy fog.
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Boston
Fall River
Berliner Pelltax
Massachusetts Bay
Fairfax
Norfolk
Chelsea
Portland
Sci+tuate
Shell Eastern Petroleum Corporation
Archibald Brooks
The
Italian wine taster urges strict prohibition enforcement
Los Angeles reports Dr. Ernesto Rossi, famed Italian wine taster and producer, criticizing objections to strict enforcement of prohibition. Rossi said his own prior views were influenced by bootleg wine, calling the notion of prohibition observing as impossible.
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Los Angeles
Ernesto” Rossi
Rossie
Missing Farmer Mystery Shrouds Mobridge
Mobridge reports a missing farmer Dwight Young a 30 year old West River landholder. His car was found on the Missouri wagon bridge last Wednesday with clothing inside and an empty packetbook three miles east of town. Authorities think he was likely harmed by three transients last seen with him.
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Farmer
Mobridge
Dwight Young
Missouri Wagon Bridge
Young
Mabitare
Mobridge Young
West River
Coroner's Jury Finds Driver Responsible in Aberdeen Death
In PSWICH June 11 coroner's jury found Frank Schaiable of Aberdeen responsible for the death of Louis Warnecke after a car driven by Schaiable swerved from the road and overturned near Mina Sunday. Schaiable is jailed in Edmunds county awaiting a preliminary hearing. Jury cited careless driving and noted seven empty liquor bottles found in the car.
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Pswich
Frank Schaible
Aberdeen
Louis Warnecke
Sehaible
Sehhaible
Edmunds County
Pierre Golfers Are Guests Of Onida Club
Pierre golfers were the guests of the Onida club on a June Sunday. Both ladies and men participated in the play and an airplane offering passenger flights over the prairie west of the course added appeal. Lake Sully fishing drew many spectators, boosting shoreline attendance to around a thousand.
Aberdeen Wins Bond Result For Airport And Fire Station
Aberdeen voters approved a municipal bond package yesterday approving a $20,000 airport project and a $15,000 fire station. The airport bonds surpassed the required 60 percent by twenty points while the fire station measure carried by ten points, ensuring the city will proceed with both projects.
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Aberdeen
Civil Suit Delays June Term In U S District Court
June M Thal of Pierre waited as two $50,000 civil suits continued in U S district court. Aleida Romberg of Scribner seeks 50,000 from Dr B O Church via C Wi Boening of Big Stone City for an alleged x ray burn from 1928 at the Big Stone City clinic. Otherwise, Judge A L Wyman sentenced J Sam Alleman to 100 fine for possession of a still and Claude Cassidy and Lew Drasky each paid 100 for liquor possession.
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Pierre
Thal
U.S. District Court
Aleida Romberg
Scribner, Neb
B. O. Church
C. Wi. Boening
Big Stone City
Stim
Guardmans Death Declared Accidental in Rapid City
A coroners jury in Rapid City ruled the death of Clayton Stone a 19 year old National Guardsman accidental. Stone died after being struck by a car while walking from Camp Rapid City with three soldiers. Driver Helen Cunningham, Cora Blaine, and Major F Sackett testified as Stone was rushed to hospital and died shortly before noon.
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Rapid City
Clayton Stone
Mitchell _ national guardsman
Camp
Here
Coréner
W. F. Morse
Stone
Biss
Helen Cunnningham
Cora Blaine
F. ‘Sackett
147Th, Field Artillery
Popular Numbers Selection From The Opera I
A fragment notes a selection of numbers from an opera, highlighting musical pieces and performers in a brief, period style. The readable text mentions a program segment and audience interest without specific names or dates.
Tariff Bill Vote Set For Friday At 2 O'Clock
Washington reports the tariff bill faces a final Senate vote at 2 PM Friday with a likely slim margin. If approved, the measure goes to the House on Saturday for a final roll call and possible referral to President Hoover Monday. Senators Blaine Reed weigh in as talks continue.
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Washington
Senate
House
Passige
Hoover
Blaine
Wisconsin
Reed
Pennsylvania
Forty Scouts Enroll For Camp Huron First Week
Forty Boy Scouts from Huron and Pierre enrolled for the first week at Camp DaKoTah opening Sunday afternoon. List of entrants includes Troop 3 Huron with Toland and Reintsma, Troop 4 Huron with Rupp and Soren son, Troop 27 Pierre with Aldrich and Pettyjohn, Troop 31 Pierre with Hinsey and Ruth, Troop 40 Pierre with Bodtker and Darner. Menu outlines and kitchen duties by Mrs Eggers for the camp week with meals served twice daily. Roy Baker, South Dakota student injured in an automobile crash in Sioux Falls updates.
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Huron
Pierre
DaKoTah
Fred C. Eggers
South Dakota
Boss Toland
Harold Carlson
Kirke Wheeler
Lyle Barton
Jack Hay
Manuel Rein
Bill Kopka
Carl Goldsmith
John Danielson
Pierre—Burdette Hinsey
Paul Ruth
Norman Perry
Russell Turner
Mac. Johnston
Pierre—Max Bodtker
Roy Darner
Francis Donahue
Bob Sabey
Robert Corwin
Francis Kantowski
Carl Lignette
Emil Jarl
Mre. Eggers
Baptism Over Speed Limit Sparks Evanston Incident
In Evanston Illinois on June 11 a police officer arrested Rev. Leland H. Danforth of the Church of the Holy Comforter in Kenilworth for speeding. Magistrate Porter ruled that a baptism is more important than the speed ordinance and the rector was freed to finish the ceremony.
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Evanston
Elsh
Leland HL Danforth
Church of the Holy Comforter
Kenilworth
Danforth
Porter
Huron Girl Wins Trip To Okeboji In 1904 contest
Miss Elizabeth Miner of Huron High School wins a Lake Okeboji trip through The Evening Huronite sponsored 1904 educational merit contest for Central South Dakota youth. Winners include Eleanor Follette attending Lake Byron camp and several other girls from diverse schools. contests extend to Boy Scouts Girl Scouts 4-H and Hi-Y with future awards announced soon.
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Elizabeth Miner
Huron High School
Lake Okeboji
Towa
Huron
Huronite
Central
South Dakota
Eleanor Follette
Lake Byron
Dora Hall
Wilson
Nellie Sampson
Jefferson School
Eleanor, Waeckerle
McKinley
Zileta
Shaw
Wessington
Helen’ McGirt
Wessington High
Lucila Redman
Hitchcock School
Antionette Winegar
Wayland School
Retun
Mary E. Anspach
Anspach
Boy Scouts
YC. L
Pierre
Dorothy Cadwell
Wessington Springs
James Falkenberg
Golden Star League
Fordham Township
Clark County
Sylvan Isaacsex
Lake Henry
Kingsbury County
Marietta Evans
Gable
Custer Township
Bermiece Wehr
Belle Prairie Township
Ruth Parkhurst
Clyde Township
John Landrigan
Richland Township
Beadle P County
Brookings
Seek Possible Heir To 500000 Estate In Chicago
Probate court officers seek a man calling himself William Karopotkin, alleged son of a famous Russian general, who may inherit the $500000 estate of Mrs. Mabel Touhy Blakely Karopotkin. He was believed in New York. The death of Mrs. Karapotkin in an Elgin asylum on April 8 was revealed in court filings for testamentary letters. Judge Philip J. Finnegan oversaw the conservatorship petition filed by her brother and sister. A separate Nebraska note mentions a dietetics course by the Nebraska fish and game commission to study fish and vegetation for game birds in the state.
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Chicago
William Karopotkin
Ike
Mabel Touhy Blakely Karopotkin
New York
Karapotkin
Elgin
A. A. McKinely
Maxych
Philip J. Finnegan
Chicago Turned Against Ganelanc in Public Opinion
Chicago readers react to the Lingle murder as editors assail law enforcement and demand reform. Officials mobilize coroner, police, detectives, and private forces to hunt the killer amid public fear and sensational crime talk. A separate New York dispatch reports a Brooklyn slot machine gang feud ending in murder and multiple injuries.
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New York
Brooklyn
East New York
Brownsville
Riral
George de Feo
Abraham Relis
Louis Experiti
Joseph Ambros
Martin Goldstein
Kelley Is Renamed Laundry President
South Dakota laundry owners association held its annual meeting in Aberdeen with L A Kelley of Sioux Falls reelected president and George Meilenz of Yankton as vice president. Tiffany of Aberdeen named secretary and Josn Foasberg of Huron joined the regional board. The 1931 meeting aims to be highly ambitious with invitations to North Dakota and Nebraska and speakers from the national association and Laundry Institute Joliet.
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Aberdeen Ag
Convention City
South Dakota Laundry Owners Association
L. A. Kelley
Sioux Falls
George Meilenz
Yenkton
Tiffany
Aberdeen
Josn Foasberg
Huron
National Association
South Dakota Association
North Dakota
Nebraska
Laundry Institute
Joliet
Wilh
Aled Trades
South Dakota
Fonsberg
Mitchell
Redfield
Yankton
Brockings
Mobridge
Pierre
Aberdean
Marvin Hughitt
Weather Snapshot for Huron South Dakota Area
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with probable showers on Thursday. Warmer tonight with increasing cloudiness and a higher temperature in South Dakota. Thursday turns mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and possible ice.
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Neeesae Huron
South’ Dakota
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