Huron Juniors Eye District Title and State Berth
The Huron junior team, touted as among the best in South Dakota, has won five straight District 5 games and faces a Sunday home series in the late season push. Coach Luby aims for district honors and a Pierre state tournament berth as fans plan to attend games to support the Legion post and the dedicated athletic supervisor.
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Huron
South Dakota
Pierre
Luby
Ree Heights
American Legion Post
Royal Residence Puzzle Clues and Crisscross Note
A mixed OCR style puzzle text listing many cross clues and partial terms about a royal residence, nations, and related words. The fragment resembles a cryptic or crossword grid with numbered hints and misread letters, including references to monarchy, geography, and generic clue words.
South Dakota metallurgical PWA project proposals
Discussion notes potential South Dakota sites for metallurgical research under the PWA fund. It cites prior attempts to extract gold from Deadwood blue ores with mixed results at Rapid City School of Mines and unresolved outcomes. It also mentions manganese prospects near Chamberlain and calls for revived federal support to explore profitable extraction possibilities.
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Ting
PWA
South Dakota
Deadwood
Federal Department
School of Mines
Rapid City
Werner
Washington
Chamberlain
Calms Fear Of Dust Storms With Bright Weather View
Dr. W J Humphrey of the U S weather bureau rejects dire dust storm prophecies. He says only a climatic upheaval like the Sahara migration could alter Midwest conditions, unlikely for 5 900 to 10 000 years as North remains frozen. Officials should address evasion and other factors fueling the menace.
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W. J. Humphrey
U. S. Weather Bureau
America
North Africa
Sahara
Midwest
Humphrey
Co operative "strike" foreshadows Guffey bill debate
The projected coal strike aimed mainly at influencing Congress rather than pressuring operators. Miners prepared to quit work as a dramatic tactic to draw attention to the Guffey bill, which many industry leaders hope will heal the troubled coal sector.
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Co-Operative
Congress
Junior Legion Baseball Team Indicated by Huron Club
Huron’s junior American Legion baseball unit continues under Coach T. H. Luby with information already familiar to followers of the season’s activities. The notice confirms ongoing plans and the team’s status for supporters and newcomers alike.
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Huron
American Legion
T. H. Luby
Shelterbelt Progress Advances In Plains Plantings
A progress report from Acting Director Paul H. Roberts shows 125 miles of shelterbelt plantings completed across six states with 4,800 acres of special tree plantings on 1,800 farms. About 75 million seedlings are expected to be produced, generating roughly 29,800 man days of work in total. North Dakota leads with 35 miles, followed by South Dakota and Kansas. The project aims to adapt tree species to regional climates and hopes for continued congressional support.
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Paul H. Roberts
National
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kansas
Prairie States
Congress
Barbara Hutton among America s most influential people
The Kansas City Star notes Gene Howe ranking Barbara Hutton as among the fifty most influential Americans. It argues her wealth fuels European and Asian loose spending, supports higher inheritance taxes, and critiques social irresponsibility. The piece also decries baseball eligibility denial of Als tam a Pitts, urging second chances and sensible justice.
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Barbara
Kansas City Star
Cy Leland
Gene Howe
Countess Court Haugwitz-Reventlaw
Mdivani
Barbara Hutton
United States
Mr. Fowe
Rome
Howe
Europe
Asia
Mr. Howe
America
Emanuel Sweethearts Conclusion Drama in Morocco?
Katharine Strykhurst loves Michael Heatheroe owner of a tidings academy. A memory loss after a tea fire changes plans as Katharine plans annulment and Sally Moon schemes her wedding. Michael learns Katharine is his wife and confronts Sally and her father in a tense family scene.
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Katharina Strykhurst
Michael Heatheroe
Katharine
Imher
Mi- Ee
New Mexico
Violet Merser
John Kaye
Sally Moon
Michael
Amnabel
Annabel
Sally
Tempestuous Sally negotiates payment in tense standoff
Sally weighs action as two men press for calm. She asserts someone must pay for the trouble, naming Tittle and Sulu, hinting at further consequences in a to be continued scene.
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Sally
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Socials and Travels
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs H A Perriton hosted her sister Miss Martha Halk of Imperial California visiting indefinite time. Miss Hall returns from Smith College to her city. Mrs Sheldon C Osborn hosts a party for her guest Miss Hetlinger with a three course luncheon and a Japanese garden decor. Ridge contest high score won by Mrs J McD Campbell. Charley Brussa back from Kalispell on business. Mrs Garret of Huron slightly injured in Bluntadorado incident while visiting her mother Mrs G H Tresham. A M Urquhart returns from Detroit Ford trip. Harlan Whisman back from Madison for UW reunion and commencement. Mrs Claude Gviatt and son depart Ruthven Iowa for weeks with relatives and an outing at Lost Island Lake.
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H. A. Perriton
Martha Halk
Imperial
Cel
Miss Hall
Marcne Richards
North Hampton
Mass
Smith College
Sheldon C. Osborn
Hetlnger
Mort Muraine
Mya
George A. Brown
Ridge
J. McD. Campbell
A. B. Palmer
Charley ‘Brussa
Kalispel
Mont
Clint
Garret
Huron
Carret
G. H. Tresham
Blunt
A M. Urquhart
Detroit
Mich
Ford
Harlan Whisman
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Claude Gviatt and Son
Ruthven
Lost Island Lake
Huron Police Hold Weekly Gun Practice to Improve Sharpshooting
The Huron police department conducts pistol and revolver target practice every Tuesday night in the basement of City Hall with Earl Pellant as instructor. Pellant, a veteran motorcycle officer, noted the force shows improvement though training under artificial lights limits scoring. He cited a 30 bullseyes in three shots and scores of 92 96 95, with 96 out of 100 as the high department score, and mentioned Judge Crawford achieving high 90s. Ohio mentions ancient moundbuilders elsewhere in the text.
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Huron
Earl Pellant
Mr. Pellant
Ile el
Haron Force
South Dakota
Pellant
Crawford
Chorus Of 2 000 To Sing Program
Preparations under way for the Choral Union concert in Sioux Falls Coliseum on Sunday June 30 at 8 p m. About 200 voices will join with 1400 South Dakota singers and up to 19000 total audience. World famous Dr F Melius Christianson leads the choir with Bass Gustave Odemiard and soprano Mrs Gertrude Buc Overby. Augustana Symphony Orchestra under Prof Richard Gudergahn accompanies. Rehearsals at First Lutheran and Coliseum Annex. white uniforms for chorus.
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Choral Union
Sioux Falls Coliseum
International Young People’s Linder League
L.A. Suby
Nunda
First Lutheran
Sioux Falls
Coliseum Annex
F. Melius Cheisson
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Gertrude Buc Overby
Soprimo
Gustave Ode
Miard
Augustana Symphony Orchestra
Richard J. Gudergahn
South Dakota
J. A. Suby
O. H. Howe
Colman
Twin Cities
Chicago
Casper
Wye
Indies
Suby
I. A Suby
Grieg
Muascagui
Kjerult
Godeard
Christ« Janzon
Christianson
Gring
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George Clark
Royal
Sje Cla
Ene
TWG
Alstama” Pitts
Albany
Ronvier
Kenesaw Landis
Pitts
Landis
Highmore Herald
Coolidge
Journal-Observer
Redfield Journal-Observer
Iees
Emanuel
Sweethearts
Mabel McElliott
Merser
Cate
Strykhurst
West
Carning
Bertine Peerites
Bertine
Shis
Marough
Mr. Moon
Tewell
Joseph Moon
Mattex
Law
Frieda
Tim
Innicock
Hits
Michel
Ohio
P. W. Har
C. Pickles
J. Herring
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