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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1940

Page

5

Youths Testify in Liquor Dealer Case in Rapid City

Two youths testified in a Rapid City municipal court preliminary hearing accusing seven local liquor dealers of selling liquor to a minor. Witness Leo Reed, 18, said he bought half pints at each bar and spurred police action after reporting the issue to officials. The other six dealers, George England Angelo Napoli Wilbur Woods Jean Mackrill Otto Mades and Arthur Len, waived the hearing. all were held for trial at the next circuit term on bonds of 500 each.

Rapid City Renry Tschacher George W. England Angelo Napoli Wilbur G. Woods Jean Mackrill Otto Mades A. S. Main Hem Rogers Reed Rotens Robert Thurlow

City Briefs Vacationers and Visitors Schedule

Mr and Mrs Frank Ripley left Sunday for Minneapolis northern Minnesota and Omaha for a two week vacation. Judge and Mrs C N Hall and daughters Eleanor and Mary Layne returned from Face D with Dr J T Layne. Mrs Kahlert of Minneapolis and Miss Bell of Cedar Rapids visit Dean and Mrs Herbert Titt. Mrs Kahlert returns home. Miss Bell travels to California. Fleming's Corsets advertised. Mr and Mrs C B Daniel and son Clarence with others attended a Farm Security Union picnic at Lake Kampeska. Emil Loriks of Huron spoke. Mrs Elmer Herman of Albee visits sisters.

Frank Ripley Minneapolis Minnesota Omaha C. N. Hall Eleanor Mary Layne Hall J. T. Layne Iissary Bell Cedar Rapids Ho E. Kahlert Dean Herbert Titt

Local residents embark on travel and family visits

Mrs. Swaney and Mrs. Hanson brothers return from a week at Big Stone Lake. Mrs. Hanson visits her son in Portland two months. her daughter and son-in-law hosted her. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson return from Jamestown for funeral services of Gilbert Johnson. relatives accompany them to Lake Preston for burial. Dr. and Mrs. Wollmann head to Sioux Falls for dental postgrad study. Mrs. Wheeler visits from Chicago. Mrs. Jahnke travels from Red Lake Falls for a short stay in Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Myers plan a trip to Ithaca for Cornell work while Mrs. Myers tours Brookings and Winner and Gregory counties.

Rd Swaney Carl Haug Howard Swaney Melvin Hanson Big Stone Lake Ole Hanson Multnomah Hospital Portland Ore E.W. Therkildeen Dtr Linell K. Johnson Simmons Avenue Jamestown N. D My. Johnson Gilbert Johnson Sykeston Andrews Grain Company Mr. Johnson Mrs. Johnson Ruth Johnson Dakota Avenue South Ludolph Jahnke Red Lake Palls Minn Huron Robert Blume, Jr Max Myers Winner Gregory County Relay Lives Brookings Ithaca N. Y Myers Cornell University

Drought relief loans: 28 percent paid by April 30

The Farm Credit Administration reported 28 percent of drought relief loans paid as of April 30, with 300 614 loans totaling 72 008 540 dollars issued and 217 344 loans totaling 51 382 209 dollars outstanding. State figures show South Dakota loans 43 989 totaling 16 269 348 with 15 6 percent repaid and 37 1190 loans outstanding 15 568 811 dollars.

Washington Farm Credit Administration Senator Shipstead Minnesota Farmer-Labor FCA South Dakota

Weather snapshot and forecast data for the upper Midwest

The report lists temperatures from a year ago, records for high and low temperatures, precipitation totals for the current month and year with normals, and sunrise and sunset times. It includes unsettled conditions with showers or thunderstorms across South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa, warmer nights and Friday, with cloudy trends in the north and northeast regions.

Huron South Dakota Minnesota Iowa West

Weather And Roads And Notes Of Lighting And Spelling

Fragmentary notes discuss weather roads and energy in a single sentence. It blends an observation about electrical energy in light with a remark about Shakespeare’s name spellings and general language questions.

Shakespeare

Civilians Allowed to Enroll in Air Instruction Course

Herbert G. Titt of Huron College announces civilians may enroll in a 72 hour ground course on aviation history civil air regulations navigation meteorology and related topics. Dr Orus Krumboltz directs instruction with 15 students already accepted and others admitted on a $20 fee upon government approval.

Wean Herbert G. Titt Huron College Orus Krumboltz Dean Titt

Beards Blossom As Celebration Nears

Pierre residents prepare for the Days of R festival on June 26 and 27. A two day program features a historical parade and rodeo, midway attractions, bowery dances, and fiddler contests in a town mood to evoke an old time cow town.

Pierre Rane

College Offers Evening Classes in Administration Building

Federal government courses are scheduled for Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 8 to 6 in the college administration building.

Huron Man Charged in Interstate Cartage Statutes

Deadwood reports Wilkes of Sioux Falls trucking firm fined 300 dollars on 16 counts for violating interstate cartage laws after pleading nolle prosequi on 18 counts. Warrantes issued for Bales of Huron Frick Jr Van Derhule Yankton with same offenses. all free on 1000 dollar bonds.

Deadwood Leone Wilkes Sioux Falls

Drowning at Lake Okoboji Grips Arnolds Park

A six year old boy Teddy Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Earl Thompson drowned near Pike Point in Lake Okoboji. This marks the first lake drowning in three years and occurred yesterday in Arnolds Park.

Lake Okoboji Arnolds Park Lak Okoboji Teddy Thompson Earl Thompson Pike Point

Smear of old dental ad offers quick relief for loose teeth

An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder and PASTEETH paste to tighten dentures. It promises added comfort and security by securing plates without embarrassing wobble during eating or laughing, highlighting a gummy taste and alkaline formula.

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