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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1931

Page

2

Laughlin Named On Fund Group For Sioux Falls Drive

Laughlin from Haren has been named to the South Dakota executive committee of the Sioux Falls college development fund as the drive begins. Ira A. Moore of Sioux Falls First National Bank will chair, with Charles M. Dey and John K. Chester as officers, guiding a campaign that aims to fund an enhanced endowment for the merged Sioux Falls Grand Island Baptist institution.

Sioux Falls C. S. Laughlin Haren South Dakota Gioux Falls College Development Fund South Dakota Fund Ira A. Moore First National Bank Charles M. Dey Scilor Argus Lesder Hotocary John K. Chester Chessey Sioux Faille Sioux Falla Cressey North Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Rioux Falls College Creoey North Central Association Sioux Falls College Grand Island College Grand Teland Laughlin Huron Development Fund John Sutherland Pierre H. E. Beebe Ipswich J. Beaty Brookings R. A. Kelley Mitchell M. ¥. Olsen Viborg Chris Olgen Dell Rapids J. L. Barton Siow Falls Heron J. B. Allen J. F. Olthoff Madison A. E. Godfrey George Baggaley Deadwood Lowell Eno Montrose A. M. Clark A. Morgan Vermillion C. C. Caldwell Bronx Falls George L. Havens Hot Springs C. F. Hackett Parker Chris H. Olson Beresford T. G. Scholl Rapid City Joseph Swenson J. ¥. Olsen H. A. Hendrickson Trent HP. Rasmussen Wak Onda H. D. Rice Mra E Bennett Watertown Charles Burtz David C. Coe Witten

Warning Against Running Board Rides in Sioux Falls

Sioux Pella motor policemen warn against letting youngsters ride on running boards and fenders. A one day check showed several youths seen on moving cars, especially near Sharman Park by the municipal pool. Officers urge letting children ride inside the car for safety.

Sioux Falls Sioux Pella Wétorists Sey Sharman Park

Chamberlain Plans Fourth of July Celebration

Chamberlain business men voted to hold a full Fourth of July celebration featuring fireworks horse racing rodeo carnivals dances swimming in a new pool and various concessions. Major Sommers and Art Frame oversee planning as local merchants fund the event for nearby communities.

Chamberlain Sommers Art Frame

Man Is I Animal June 23- While keeing up When tips On Him

A fragmented notice mentions an incident on June 23 involving a man identified by readers as unable to provide clear details. Authorities are listed but specifics remain unreadable in the clippings.

Man

Big Fourth Of July Fete Planned At Sioux Falls

Sioux Falls Legion men plan a large Fourth of July celebration at Elmwood Park featuring 32 rounds of boxing, two Canaries baseball games, two dances, two band concerts by the city band, fireworks, races, and a wide array of concessions as the highlight of the city’s biggest festivities.

Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Legion Legionnaires Sioux Falls Canaries Sioux Fells Elmwood Park

May Wheat Market Shows Firm Trends In 1931 Outlook

United States markets held steady in May with cash wheat averaging 58.9 cents per bushel on May 15, up from April. Early June saw a sharp price dip followed by a rebound for bread wheat, while world crop prospects remain uncertain with smaller 1931 yields anticipated outside Russia and China. Corn prices eased slightly in May, averaging 54.3 cents per bushel on May 15, with stocks low and receipts influencing continued sensitivity to market flow.

Brookings United States Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics Russia China Canada

Start Concrete Work On Postoffice At S. F.

Sioux Falls June 2. Concrete work on the new post office addition is set to begin this week and finish quickly. Jasper Stone company stone specimens approved by Washington engineers will be used to match the main building. Stone masons to start after retaining walls pour. Quarrying at Jasper will provide fourteen weeks of work for about 5 men.

S. F. Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Jasper Stone Company Jasper

Sioux Falls Opens New Plunge At Country Club

Sioux Falls June B. the Minnnehaha Country Club opens a popular new bathing pool. Tests ensure water purity with hourly checks and samples sent to Omaha for analysis. Water is filtered before entry and flood lights allow night swimming amid landscaped grounds.

Sioux Falls C. C Minnehaha Country Club Omahe

Grinnell College Man Examines Hyde Land

Highmore South Dakota June 2 Special H C McComber of Marbetheed Massachusetts acting for the late James L Hi of Salem Massachusetts with L Pils of Grinnell Iowa traveled through Hyde county and adjoining counties to inspect 42 quarters of land during weeks Phelps secretary and business manager of Grinnell College notes the land would belong to Grinnell College on Mrs Hil death from Highmore they moved into North Dakota to study holdings there.

Grinnell College Hyde Land Highmore H. C. McComber Marbetheed Mass James L. Hi Salem L. Pils Grinnell Hyde County Phelps Grinnell Callage Hil North Dakota

Creamery Business Flourishes in Wessington

Wessington reports strong dairy activity as a local creamery churns four times, signaling healthy business. Officials note steady demand and stable prices underlying the gainful operation in the community.

Wessington Wessington Wessington

Industrial Gain Is Made In State

Pierre June 3 The gain in industrial activity in the state held through May as per the federal bureau of agricultural economics monthly business conditions survey. Production and prices show a June slowdown after an April to May plateau with declines in steel and pig iron yet autos and textiles rising. Stock prices fell in May while consumer incomes remain steady. farm producers expect any demand slowdown to be temporary.

Pierre Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics Federal Reserve Board

Baptist Boys Camp Opens At Rapid City

Rapid City June 23 More than 202 boys from across South Dakota are expected for the Baptist meeting at Camp Judson opening today and running through June 30. Leaders Rev Clyde Clark and Rev W H Bayles will head a 12 member faculty delivering courses in Bible history geography missionary work scouting pioneering and more. Rev A C Darrow Burma missionary on furlough will lead the missionary course. the camp unites Boy Scouts Royal Ambassadors and Pioneers under local pastor direction.

Baptist Boys Rapid City South Dakota Camp Judson Clyde Clark W. H. Bayles Huron A. C. Darrow Burma Darrow Board of Missionary Cooperation Clark Boy Scouts The Royal Ambassadors Pioneers J. L. Barton Sioux Falls C. Hamilton Belle Fourche Joe Pare

Three University Men Plan Field Trip to Badlands

W H Over curator G L Cross professor of botany and Craig S Thoms professor of in the University of South Dakota will depart Vermillion Friday for a three week journey through the Bad Lands the Black Hills and Jackson Hole Wyoming Their goal is to reach a yet unseen place in the Badlands east of Cedar Pass long guarded by weshouts and raginee and never accessed by man before The trio will spend three days in the Redlands a week in the Black Hills and ten days at Jackson Hole.

Hills Vermillion W. H. Over G. L. Cross Bothany Craig S. Thoms University of South Dakota Black Hills Jackson Hole Wyoming Badlands Cedar Pass Mass Mr. Oversalt Sbort Redlands Black Hillis

Hughes Farmers Must Buy Own Poison Says Pierre

Hughes county planning campaign in early stages as ports become plentiful. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Brady of Highmore on June 2.

Hughes Pierre Hughes County T Aplanning Boghmore Frank Brady Highmore

Sioux Falls Beauty Spot Showcases Terrace Park History

Terrace Park in Sioux Falls, once a landmark estate with gold plated fittings and a fire damaged upper section, remains open with gardens, gazebos, and Japanese gardens drawing crowds. The park board has been urged to restore the top of the old home as plans for 30 additional acres near the lake move forward.

Moux Falls Juma B Terrace Park Siouxvalle Park Board

City to gain lake control via property purchase plan

The city plans to buy property that would give it control of the lake and make the installation of a swimming pool likely. This move aims to expand public access and recreational facilities, with the vote or final terms pending approval.

Annual S. S. Picnic Held at Raymond Grove

The Raymond Presbyterian Sunday school held its annual picnic at Burkholtz Grove southwest of Raymond. Windy heat kept attendance lower than hoped as picnickers arrived about 11:20, then shared cafeteria style meals. Children played while older youths enjoyed croquet, and everyone left at 4:30 looking forward to future gatherings.

S. S Raymond Raymond Reymond Fresbyterian Burkholtz Grove Raymond Kit Theh Allead

Montana growers plan near seventy-five thousand ewe shipments

Pierre reports Livestock growers in Montana plan to ship about 75,000 ewes for feeding in South Dakota, with 60 percent carrying lambs. State agriculture secretary L G Troth notes dry weather and a lack of feed prompting the shipments.

Pierre Montana South Dakota L. G. Troth Trothcenid

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