Chinese Pirates Free Englishmen
British planes roared over a swampy lair to force pirates to release six Englishmen aboard the S. S. Shun Tien after the brig seized the vessel last Sunday. Eleven captives remain, including a Japanese and 18 Chinese, with ransom demanded. American and British warships pursued but could not track the escape junks into the delta swamps.
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S. S. Convention Held At Preston
Lake Preston June 21. The annual Kingsbury county Sunday school convention was held at Lake Preston with Prof. Bischliman of Freeman as guest speaker and Mrs. Marvin Johnson of Lake Preston presiding. Officers elected include Mrs. Marvin Johnson president and district presidents from several towns. The evening sermon by Prof. Eischliman focused on cooperation of parents and teachers in Sunday school. Musical selections were offered by local church choirs and a solo by Mrs. Howard Sweeter.
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Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Bischliman
Freeman
Marvin Johnson
Eischliman
Marvin
Johnson
5. W. Bottomley
Iroquels
Ardath Vantassel
Bancroft
E. Schmidt
Arlington
Children’s Department
LeRoy Wienk
Young People's Department
M. L. McCarty
de Smet
E. H. Grove
Howard Swaetr
Weather snapshot and regional forecast for Huron area
Highest and lowest temperatures from a year ago, record highs, and precipitation totals for the month and year. Sunrise at 4 50 a m and sunset at 82. forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight, unsettled and warmer Friday. South Dakota Iowa Minnesota outlooks differ slightly with increasing cloudiness and warmth.
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Huron
Fair and
Carmer
South Dakota
Towa
Minnesota
Road Report Snapshot For Several Cities
Road conditions and weather summaries for Brookings Pierre Rapid City Huron Mitchell Yankton Aberdeen and more show highs from 60s to 80s with low temperatures in 50s and no major precip. Notes include cloudy and clear conditions and one city listing slight cloud cover. John Van returned home from a period in North Dakota where baseball activities occurred this spring.
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Siows Falls
Brookings
Pierre
Rapid City
Huron
Mitchell
Yankton
Aberdeen Wi
City Briefs Roundup of Local and Visiting Residents
Mrs. E L Hoffman returned from a six week west coast trip visiting San Francisco Evanston and Minneapolis. Judge A K Gardner came back from St Paul after a court term. Mr and Mrs C K Potter and daughter Muriel returned from Superior and Minneapolis. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Delvaux of Cavour at a Haras hospital weighing seven and a half pounds. Harold Fellman visited from New York City and will return after two weeks. Mrs J W Campbell and daughter Merilyn visited Grace Richards in town. Elizabeth M Cool returned from Redfield after two weeks. Stanley Swenson family moved to Seattle with Ruth Wilson visiting Rapid City. Marjorie Remster left for Minneapolis for music study. J Sorenson announces a son born yesterday at a local hospital. L L Christy to return to Sidney Neb after visiting. E B Hubbard grandmother funeral attended by E E Richter in Mankato. William Specht announces a seven pound daughter born yesterday north of Huron. Mrs E C Schulze visiting in Washington. Kay Horton Frances on month vacation with Lake Okoboji Spirit Lake Spencer. Dr E H Bryan to Lacrosse for business and relatives. J T Morrow returned from Minneapolis to see Lawrence improved. Noel Lindshov James Armstrong Donald Christy Jett leave for Black Hills on two weeks vacation.
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Westcoast
San Brencisco
Evanston
Wyo
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William
Minneapolis
Wets Filhate
Niversity of Minnesota Law School
A. K. Gardner
St Paul
Cout
Ena Adsit
Harold Fellman
New York City
George C. Hunt
Pipestone
Minn
New York
J. W. Campbell
Merilyn
Springfield
Jack
Seattle
Ruth Wilson
Rapid City
Marjorie Remster
Mc~Phail Conservatory
J. ¥. Sorenson
Hugon
L. L. Christy
Sidney
Neb
W. C. Gowdy
E. E. Richter
Mankato
BB. Hubbard
William Specht
Huron
E C. Schulze
Dodge Hotel
Washington, D. C
Kay] Horton
Fran
Ces
Lake Okobon
Vis
Horton
Rela
Tives
Spirit Lake
Spencer
E. H. Bryan
LaCrosse
Wis
J. T. Morrow
Lawrence
Noel Lindshov
James Armstrong
Donald Christy Jett
Rain Storm D amages Miller Area Structures
Miller is hit by a rain storm with 18 inches recorded this week bringing totals to 1.43 inches. Strong winds caused damage including two large plate glass windows at Miller Implement Co and collapsed garages at several homes. Tree limbs were torn and stucco damaged as winds toppled branches and uprooted trees. No serious injuries reported.
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Miller
Muller
Miller Implement Co
Roy Trotman
M.J. Bute
Cliff Woods
John Clement
Eva G. Bridenbaugh
Will Collins
L. E. Weaver
Boosters Stage Miller Band Concert at Ree Heights
A group of boosters from Miler accompanied the Municipal band to Ree Heights for a June 2 concert directed by Walter Schoffield. Ice cream cones, priced under 1 cent for children, delighted attendees as a large crowd gathered. A planned Tuesday St Lawrence event was postponed due to heavy rain.
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Miller
Miler
Ree Heights Montag
Walter Schofield
St. Lawrence
Campbell to Speak at Miller Fourth of July
Judge Dwight Campbell of the South Dakota Supreme Court will speak at Miller's fourth of July celebrations. The announcement, dated June 21, notes the event aims to draw attendees planning to attend the town gathering.
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Campbell
Miller
Dwight Campbell
South Dakota Supreme Court
Argument Over Land Leads To Shooting In North Dakota Farm Dispute
In Steele North Dakota two Kidder county farmers argued over grazing land and alleged cattle trespass. Earl Templeman 27 shot neighbor Christ Schwartz 35 with a 22 caliber rifle. Schwartz was hospitalized with kidney and lung injuries. Templeman detained without charge awaiting Schwartz’s condition. State attorney Arne Vinje said the dispute began when Templeman accused Schwartz of letting cattle trespass on his property.
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N. D
Kidder County
Earl Templeman
Christ Schwartz
Schwartz
States
Arne Vinje
Templeman
Summer radio series to air from London opener Sunday night
Time is Central Standard New York reports a July 15 start for a summer of shortwave programs following Will Rogers on NBC. The London opener features Gertrude Lawrence and a Belgian mix of acts across WEAF NBC WABC CBS W1Z NEBC and WJZ NBC with orchestras, parades, and musical guests including Rudy Vallee, Waring's Pennsylvanians, Igor Corin, Maria Grever, and Harvard Fale crew. An array of broadcasts from London and other capitals outline schedules into the evening hours.
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Wiz-Nbc
London
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Whitman Music Hall
Jimmy Lunceford
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Raffles
Waring
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Dean Roscoe Pond
American Constitution
Glen Gray
NEBC
Don Bester
Igor Corin
Milwaukee Philharmonic
WEAF
NBC
Manai
Maria Grever
Telemusic
Roundtowners
WJZ
Harvard Fale
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