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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

Page

3

Hoover Swamped With Invitations For Summer Tour

President Hoover faces a flood of invitations to visit nearly every state and many western cities this summer. He says no itinerary will be set until Congress adjourns, with plans to depart late July for a five to six week trip. The journey may begin in Minneapolis toward Glacier Park, then south through the Rocky Mountain parks, Texas, and possibly Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and other locations if reinstated.

Washington Mississippi River Hoover Congress Chambers of Commerce Thirf Chicago Dallas Kansas City Tacoma Minneapolis Rocky Mountain National Parks Glacier Park Yosemite Sark Horace M. Albright National Park Service

Grover Case Nears Completion in U S District Court

In Pierre, South Dakota, the government nears completion in the Ralph Grover case after witness Vetal La Compt testified he stole about 30 branded horses on the reservation. La Compt said Grover aided in divesting the branded horses for a prearranged price and arranging the inspector seizure. Defense lawyers Morrison and Martins challenged the testimony.

Rover Gro |Wer la Compt Ormneys Pat Morrison Mobridge Glen Martins Pierre

To Present Fool At Chautauqua

Channing Pollock's The Fool, a top draw in American drama, will headline the Chautauqua season. The play blends tense drama with sharp comedy and has drawn extensive comment since its New York debut. A renowned cast will perform on the closing night.

Chautauqua America Channing Pollock New York

Boost Production Of S. D. Butterfat

South Dakota dairy cows boosted butterfat output in May per a state college extension service report. Data from 5,097 cows in 13 associations show an average 29.5 pounds fat per cow, up three pounds from April. The top cow produced 162 pounds, and high-producing herds averaged 591 pounds per five or more cows, improving on April records.

Brookings South Dakota Greet Rink South Dakota State College Extension Service Mitchell-Armour G. D. Test Castlewood Ronald Sulinter McCook Edvar Gabrielson Brookings-Moody A. KE. Bingham Hamlin Ror Zamow Yankton-Clay A. D. Knock MG. Morrill Bewn Milligan Worth Innehaha Allee Sandal Grant Walter ‘Smith Black Hills H. E. Edwards McCook Association D. M Arthur

Pioneer Brookings Official Resigns After 27 Years of Service

Brookings officials announce the retirement of George H. Stoddart who served 27 years as city auditor and treasurer. He arrived in Dakota in 1873, later worked for the government as a surveyor, and was roadmaster before becoming city auditor. His health prompted his resignation at nearly 76.

Brookings George H. Stoddart Hi Health Stoddard Dakota Yankton Northwestern

Wool growers pool sale set for June 25 at Howard

Miner county wool growers vote to offer their pooled stock for sale on June 25 in Howard. Peter Gudahl of Howard is elected manager to oversee the sale and arrange logistics.

Howard Miner County Peter, Gudahl

Conventions Fuel Unrest in South Dakota Politics

In Pierre during June 1937, unrest simmered over party conventions. Republicans nominated Hazel Green in a tight process after Miss Gladys Pyle and Carl Gunderson led the primary. Talk of an independent ticket for governor and possibly the Senate spread, with Pyle eyed for either post though she hinted at no Senate run and would not comment on a governor bid.

Pierre South Dakota Warren Green Hazel Gladys Pyle Huron Carl Gunderson Mitchell Frooke Howell Green Miss Pyle Jed Gunderson Howell Trygstad United States Senate Senate

Rumors Hint Independent Ticket May Field Governor Candidate

A farm organization plans to run a candidate for governor but the name and decision are not disclosed. Observers say the independent push remains unclear with months before election, while Democratic doubts exist about desertions if an independent ticket forms.

Bulow-McCullough

Shakespeare in 46 Braille Volumes Used by National Library

A set of Shakespeare works in abbreviated braille spans 46 volumes and is used for binding at London's National Library for the Blind. The collection supports blind readers with accessible editions and facilitates literary study and enjoyment.

London National Library For

Real Estate Transfers in Beadle County

Beadle County Abstract reports transfers including Edward A. Pugsley to Clare Allison and back, parcels in Huron’s Southlawn and Klemme’s Additions, Lot by Lot exchanges, and parcels in Mormingside Village with $1 consideration. Transfers involve Anna Amanda Dun can, Marjorie Remster, Ruth M. Dwyer, Ellen D. Scott Trustee, Robert D. Lusk, and various tracts in Huron and Sioux City.

Eee Aes Beadle County Abstract and Title Co Edward A. Pugsley Clare Allison Huron Southlawn Nafk Rt Kiemme Charles Lampe Anna Amanda Duncan Kuron Mormingside B.D. Tredway Huron Construction Co Belle D Remster Marjorie Remster Klemme Ellen D. Scott Ruth M. Dwyer Sioux City Parkland A.K. Gardner Robert D. Lusk

Rain depth yields massive water weight per acre

A line totals that an inch of rainfall over an acre translates to just over 100 tons of water. The fact highlights the sheer mass involved when rainfall accumulates, illustrating why heavy showers can cause significant runoff and erosion on exposed ground.

Retail Prices Adjusted To New Lower Levels

New York June 20 The J C Penny company reports general re pricing of many items with lower wholesale costs passed to customers. Earle Sams says declines in staple prices and raw materials allow substantial reductions in silk goods hosiery crepes and men and boys work clothes. The move aims to close the gap between wholesale and consumer prices and boost confidence in manufacturers and shoppers. Prices apply immediately across stores nationwide.

New York N. Y Earle Sams J. C. Penny Company Mr. Sams Momo

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Grover Case Pes S. D Pioneer Brookings Fendit Nash Nash “400 Wisconsin S. W By Fred Zimmer Associated Press Kellogg’s Corn Lemme Dictitions Kellogg Childdren Widlogg Earl C. Sams J. C. Penney Co
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