Premarital care urged to prevent hereditary traits
Premarital care stresses both parents must lack hereditary or transmissible traits that could harm offspring. Report from Burdette dated June 18 notes Spec William Shoebring, living five miles south of Burdette, at Miller hospital, had his right leg amputated and now faces amputation of the other leg after long illness with dropsy and Bright's disease.
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Burdette
Spec William Shoebring
Miller
Shoebring
Bright
Weather forecast for Huron and vicinity and surrounding states
Unsettled tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures. Hourly temps in Tam reach 72 to 78 degrees. South Dakota mostly fair with cooler tonight and Friday. Minnesota mostly fair with cooler nights and Friday. Iowa mostly fair with slightly cooler conditions in extreme northwest and northcentral regions. Sunrise 4:50 a.m. to sunset varies by location. Highest June on record 103 and lowest 31 in June history. Total precipitation for month and year not specified.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Northwest
Social Events Chronicle Highlights Local Clubs
Margaret Blystone notes a flurry of social events in Lacotah and surrounding areas. Fraternal lodge and labor temple meetings dominate Friday evenings, while Past Matrons host officers and a birthday surprise at 1172 Nebraska. Bridging parties, picnics, and church group gatherings fill the week with guests from Chicago, San Diego, Mobridge, Mitchell, and Wessington joining locals for prize games and refreshments.
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Ray
A. J. Ray
Mfrs
C. L. Gorham
Gladys Murray
Gwen , Johnson
Chicago
M. A. Wahlgren
San Diego
Cal
Mobridge
J. Kinsman
Mitchell
C. L. Cooper
Wessington
Hot
Lower
Frank Lewer
Nebraska Svenue Southwest
F. O. Johnson
Charles Bates
Gilbert Lovre
A. P. Crown
C. C. Jefferson
City Briefs From Across Huron Area Light News Snapshots
A recap of local notes including visits and travel by residents such as A W Palm heading to Chicago for Farm Bureau meeting, Mary Milne from Jamestown visiting Mrs T C Young, and Emma Sunderman en route to Boulder summer school. Nearby items mention road poll tax collection logistics and travel plans for Lake Owassa vacation.
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A. W. Palm
Chicago
The
Farm Bureau
Mid-West
West Park Pool
Weason
Mary Milne
Jamestown
N. D
T. C. Young
Dakota Avenue
Emma’ Sunderman
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Buren
Denver
Sioux City
Pete Varda
Omaha
John Yesto
Utah Avenue
A. G. Westfall
Berkeley
Cal
Iroquois
Huron
Ruth Giard
Wisconsin Avenue
Dan Wagner
Ador Owen M. Johnson
P. G. Carroll
William Carroll
University of Chicago
Gamble
L. Hanson
Minneapolis
James Tomlinson
B. E. Beach
J. G. Shepherd
Elizabeth
Duane
Illinois Avenue Southwest
Lake Owassa
St. Paul
C. S. Laughlin
Kansas City
Northern Baptist Convention
Mary Laughlin
India
Elnora Laughlin
Saginaw
Michigan
Weather highway report highlights mixed conditions
Road report from multiple cities shows high temperatures ranging from 91 to 104 degrees, generally no precipitation and roads listed as good. Aberdeen and Huron report fair to cloudy conditions, Yankton and Brookings show partly cloudy skies, Rapid City data incomplete.
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Mitchell
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Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Huron
Yankton
Brookings
Rapid City
Pierre
State P E O Meet Closes At De Smet
Delegates to the state P E O convention returned home after three days of sessions in De Smet. A lawn tea hosted by De Smet chapter members followed by a brief business meeting closed the program. Redfield and Highmore chapters will host the 1932 convention in Redfield.
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Gertrude Becker
Methodist Church
H. N. Carlson
Mary Steele
Margaret Jensen
Charlotte Stewart
India
Anne van Berber
China
de Smet DE Smet
de Smet
A. W. Stone
William Robinson
Redfield
Highmore
Huron Girl and Iroquois Boy Win Coloring Contest
Evelyn Newell of 76 Michigan Avenue Southwest and Leonard Gilchrist won sweep stake honors in The Evening Huronite comic coloring contest. Eight other Central South Dakota youths earned page prizes, each awarded free tickets to the Huron theater.
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Evelyn Newell
Michigan Avenue
Southwest
Leonard Gilchrist
Central South Dakota
Huron
Best color winners page prizes from South Dakota paper
The comic section lists page prize winners for the week including Andy Gump Monica Foy and Doris Miller plus Adriana DeKok Frances Grace and Marie Newell and Patsy Downs. Names and street addresses are given: 59 Idaho avenue southeast 1005 Kansas avenue southeast 343 Simmons avenue southeast 760 Michigan avenue southwest 159 Idaho avenue southeast and 555 Idaho avenue southeast.
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Central
South Dakota
Andy, Gump
Meredith May
Idaho Avenue
Leon Jacobs
Huron
Hoople
Monica Foy
Kansas Avenue
Frances Grace
Simmons Avenue
Out Our Way
Marie Newell
Michigan Avenue
Ada DeKok
Moon Mufflins
Doris Miller
Esmond
Patsy Downs
Southeaat
Osteopathic Board Administers Tests to Six in Huron
The South Dakota Osteopathic Examiners held exams in Huron with president Dr. C. S. Betts presiding. Vice president Dr. W. G. Rosencrans and secretary Dr. Rebecca Strom assisted as six doctors and one student from Kirksville and Kansas City College of Osteopathy completed four subjects each. Participants include Dr. C. M. Parkinson Highmore Dr. Norma Dodge Garretson Dr. R. S. Farran Mitchell Dr. Leonard A. Seyller Tyndall and Dr. M Foerst Sturgis, plus J Gordon Betts son of the president taking the first half of his test.
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Osteopathic Board
Huron
Gate Board of Osteopathic Examiners
C.S. Betts
W. G. Rosencrans
Vermillion
Rebecca Strom
Sioux Falls
C. M.parkinson
Highmore
Des Moines College of Osteopathy
Norma Dodge
Garretson
Kirksville School
R. S. Farran
Mitchell
Leonard A. Seyller
Tyndall
M. ©. Foerst
Sturgis
Kirksville
J. Gordon Betts
Board of Examiners
Kansas City College of Osteopathy
Lockwood Says No More Club Meetings
Charles M. Lockwood of Chamberlain South Dakota, sole survivor of the Last Man's club, announced there will be no further gatherings. He recalled the final reunion last year when the last survivor’s wine was opened, noting the annual July 21 reunions have ended.
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Lockwood
Minneapolis
Charles M. Lockwood
Chamberlain
Stillwater
Minn
Company B
First
Minnesota Civil War Volunteer Infantry
Weather Favors Flight as Transatlantic Trials Begin
Forecasts of good weather boost pilot plans as James H. Kimball notes Atlantic headwinds easing and visibility improving. Wiley Post, Harold Gatty, Ruth Nichols, and others prepare launches from Roosevelt and Floyd Bennett fields toward Harbor Grace Newfoundland with aims to circle the globe or fly solo to Paris.
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James H. Kimball
Atlantic
Long Island
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Globe
Roosevelt Field
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Ruth Nichols
Paris
New York
Baltimore
Floyd Bennett Field
Clyde Pangdom
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Must Segregate Says Birth Control Speaker
Dr. Fred L. Adair of the University of Chicago urged at a national social work conference that birth control alone cannot improve humanity without compulsory segregation and sterilization of the unfit. He argued the human race cannot risk relying on individuals from inferior groups to reproduce and questioned whether small-family parentage guarantees higher quality offspring.
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Minneapolis
Fred L. Adair
University of Chicago
National Conference of Social Work
New Face Powder Stays On Lote at The Fair Store
Advertisement notes a new face powder named LOGLO from The Fair Store promising long wear, smooth spread, and a skin friendly formula. It warns that large pores should avoid clogging and claims a French Mell process creates a youthful look without irritation or flakiness.
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Miuke
Loglo
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