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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
16
The fire began spreading to nearby buildings before the department arrived. Firemen saved the Nolan house and the Methodist parsonage. Mr. Nolan moved his car from the garage, pulling it out backward amid a 40 mph wind. Some insurance covered the destroyed property.
The old live stock sales pavilion in Alexandria, erected at a cost of eleven thousand dollars, has been sold for one thousand dollars. Three Alexandria men purchased it. The pavilion, once in the city park, will be torn down or stripped for building material.
Smith Damron, a unique potter, performs with a traditional wheel and clay at Chautauqua. His fragile hands mold ware by hand, contrasting with modern machinery, while he also shares craftsman philosophy and displays a claywork exhibition through Skullal Mots.
The text discusses dangers of swampy habitats and the need to curb destruction to preserve ecosystems. It mentions cultivation, fires, and the balance between desirable plants and weeds, noting implications for museums, aquaria, and arboreta and the demand for wild plants in natural conditions.
Fragmented weather report and miscellaneous garbled text. Mentions Aberdeen, rain and temperatures, with forecasts for Waron and vicinity, South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota. Includes stray references to education and generations, but no cohesive events.
Huron Kiwanis members prepare for the 13th annual Kiwanis International convention in Milwaukee. E. H. Breumer and AL Chamberlain will be delegates. Mrs Chamberlain and Mr Chamberlain travel to Madison then join the Kiwanis special train to Milwaukee.
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