Huron Building Permits Hit Record High in June 1929
City hall figures show six month permits total 379 550 up 46 percent from 1928 with June alone at 141 525. Underestimates add 10 percent to 417 505 and further 50 000 to 60 000 may cover unissued permits including railroad and Armour Plant projects. Major works include Newberry Dakota Third Street building and J C Penney remodel while Catholic school and state fairground repairs boost June activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
W. Strauss Company
United States
Armour Packing Plant
Newberry Company
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
HE. C
Olson
J. C. Penney Company
J. G. Dexter
State Fairgrounds
U S Restes in Tinsley Case in District Court
The government rested at noon in the trial of GC B Tinsley and co defendants in U S district court. About a half dozen witnesses testified before the defense scheduled to open Monday. Jurors were to inspect government seized hides alleged to come from horses linked to the case. Former officers testified about shipments and claimed horses were sent east in 1927 and 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipare
GC. B. Tinsley and ‘Co
U.S. “District
Lowing
Minsley
Tinsley
Sheratt
Rain Forecast Near Huron For Tonight And Sunday
The weather bureau predicts probably thunder showers tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures. Forecaster M E Blystone notes today has been very warm with temperatures rising from 65 at 7 am to 85 by 4 pm and likely reaching 90 or higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
South Dakota
Eluron
Weather Bureau
Mercury
M. E. Blystone
Dampers on naval disarmament talks temper conference prospects
London reports say a damp er has slowed plans for an early gathering of naval powers. Washington dispatches indicate the United States resists a prompt disarmament conference without thorough preliminaries. Premier MacDonald asserts the need for careful preparation to avoid a repetition of 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dawes
Ramsay McDonald
Hugh &. Gibson
Washington
United States
MacDonald
Won't Appeal Near Beer Case in Des Moines
Des Moines June 29. Attorney Missildine declines to appeal a district court ruling upholding a municipal judge that the seizure of 160000 bottles of near beer was illegal. He notes technical issues and Interstate Commerce factors may prompt a later challenge, despite former police chief Hammond's attempt to seek higher court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Carl
J.B. Merghon
Jowans
John B. ‘Hammond
Missildine
Interstate Commerce
Mershon
Northwestern Railroad
Manitowoc
Wis
Brewing Company
Hammond
Iowa
Central South Dakota crops show mixed prospects with rain urged
Reports from ten counties in Central South Dakota indicate corn and small grain prospects vary. Corns are generally in good condition with little damage, while many areas need rain within days to salvage crops. In Jerauld and Sanborn counties damage to small grain appears likely without timely rainfall. Continuous showers in parts of Hand In Hand and Wayne counties offer some relief as fields await moisture.
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Spints County
South Dakota
Buffalo County
Beale
Beacha County
R. A. Cave
Jerauld County
Sanborn County
G. L. Ward
Afton Township
Martin Nielsen
Twin Lakes
Woonsocket
Wayland
Jail Term for Writing Worthless Check
Adrian Lammers of Wessington Springs received a sentence in county jail for writing a worthless check to Mrs Marquardt, owner of a service station on Dakota Avenue. A preliminary hearing was held by Sheriff Larsen’s office on another check charge before Justice Longstart.
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Adrian Lammers
Wessington Springs
Erving
Marquardt
Dakota Avenue
Huron Sees Record Water Use In June
Huron’s thirst for this month surpassed prior records with June usage approaching 40 million gallons. The peak weekly average hit 1,650,000 gallons daily and a single day reached 1,800,000 during the F R Bramwell fire. Water Commissioner Tobin notes residents may use water freely for lawns and gardens. The plant’s capacity, boosted by recent improvements, runs about 3,000,000 gallons daily, roughly twice last week’s record. Without upgrades, summer supply would face strain from about 1,250,000 gallons daily.
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Huron
C. D. Hayes
F. R. Bramwell
Mike Tobin
Convictions in Libel Case Tied to Knights of Columbus Allegations
Six men and women were convicted on libel counts linked to circulating the bogus Knights of Columbus oath during and after the last presidential campaign. Two Protestant ministers are among the defendants. two cases remain pending with no acquittals yet. The California Masons committee denounced the distributors of the oath, noting no such oath exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lanis
Knights of Columbus
Oath
California
Masons
Three Firms File For Incorporation In South Dakota
Three filings with Secretary of State Gladys Pyle list new incorporations. Union Savings Bank of Sioux Falls seeks 200000 capital stock with J C Vandagrift A C Pay C A Christopherson M B Hoffman M W Sheata H A Hurd J W Horner Roy B Willy F G Burke William C Duffy H G Hodging as incorporators. Howard Shober Corporation of Huron demands 50000 capital stock with directors Howard C Howard Ty and Alice Shoberg. Produce Exchange Inc of Sioux Falls carries 25000 capital with H N Doyle Ty M Bailey and H C Nishet as directors.
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William C.duffy
HG. Hodging
Howard Shober Corporation
Huron
Howard C
Howard Ty
Alice Shoberg
Miriam
Be.sg
McKenzie
Bruit
Xchange, Inc
Sioux Falls
H.N. Doyle
Ty M. ‘Bailey
H. C. Nishet
Hoover names Moscrip and Teague to farm board possible picks
President Hoover offered seats on the federal farm board to W. S. Moscrip of Lake Elmo Minnesota and C. C. Teague of Los Angeles Both are weighing the offers with no final agreement. The move comes as a trio of initial appointees from border states signals plan to balance regional representation on the board.
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Raymond Z Henle
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
W. S. Moscrip
Lake Elmo
Minn
C. C. Teague
Los Angeles
Moscrip
Teague
Hyde
California Fruit Growers’ Cooperative Association
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Missouri
James C. Stones
Lexington
Tobdcco
G. B. Denman
Farmington
Carl Williams
American ‘Cotton
Williams
Isaders Felthhat
Rice
Arthur P. Knapp
Lake
Charles
Hag
Knnapp
George Cotton
Alexander ‘Legge
International, Harvester Company
North
Dakotota
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Jones Regains Lead With 71 In National Open
Bobby Jones surged to the lead in the third round of the national open golf championship at Winged Foot. His 54 hole total reached 215, putting him three strokes ahead of Gene Littler who faded in the final nine holes.
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Mamaroneck
Bobby Jones
Golf
Gene
Miss Minneapolis Ends Flight Try in Langdon Minnesota
Miss Minneapolis piloted by Thorwald Johnson and Owen Haughland failed to beat the world endurance record after 150 hours in the air. The craft was forced down near Langdon Minnesota at 1430 hours by motor trouble.
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Langdon, Minn
Minneapolis
Miss
Thorwald
Thunder’ Johnson
Owen Haughland
Langdon
Minn
Gibraltar
Madrid
Ramon Franco
Eagle
Magle
Azores
Tranco
Gonzales Gallarza
Ruiz de Alda
Pedro Madariaga
Aleagares Afrdrome
Cartagena
Spain
Cadiz
Cape San Vincent
Portugnal
Lo Sea
Slane
Wagla
San Miguel Island
Europe
Spanish Ministry of State
Glbraltar
Franco
London
New Yor
Primo de Rivera
Horta
Zaire
Iberian Peninsula
Portugal
Dagle
Admiralty
Grosden
Lutheran Church Annual Picnic At Kiel Grove
The American Lutheran Church will hold its annual outdoor worship and Sunday school picnic at the William Kiel Grove, five and a half miles southeast of Huron, Sunday morning at 11 o clock. Worship continues at 11 16 o clock, choir singing, picnic dinner at noon, Ladies Aid to provide coffee. Farmers asked to bring cream. Afternoon games and contests for Sunday school children with ice cream cones and lemonade. If rain, services move to the church at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kiel
Huron
Radio Listeners Meet To Discuss Electrical Interference Ordinance
Radio Listeners league directors will meet Monday at 8 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Dr C Betts, president, says the gathering will consider drafting an ordinance to force correction of electrical devices causing interference. Lack of cooperation from some individuals is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
of Commerce
Betts
Weather forecast for Huron and Dakota region
Unsettled conditions with chances of thundershowers tonight. Sunday expected cooler with a south to southwest wind. Regions include Huron and South Dakota with unsettled afternoon into evening trends and cooler temperatures arriving Sunday.
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South
Dakota
Southwest
Osteopaths Take Examination Here
Dr Wayne Meyers Dr O M Thistlewaite and Dr C L Musselman graduates of Still College of Osteopathy Des Moines took the license examination before the Osteopathic Examiners Board at Huron on Wednesday and Thursday Meyers plans to locate in Sioux Falls Musselman in Aberdeen Thistlewaite undecided on location Board president Dr Bat Hyrone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Meyers
O. M. Thistlawaite
C. L. Musselman
Still College of Osteopathy
Des Moines
Osteopathic Examining
Huron
Dre“Meyerg
Sioux Falls
Musselman
Aberdeen
Thistlewaite
Board of ‘Osteopathic
Examinners
Hyron Ee
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Paras
Tors
U.S
U. S
Manitowoc Brewing Company
K.C
Yankton
Farm Aid Organization
James C. Stone
C. B. Denman
Ave
Jones
Minnesota
Mark
Roosevelt Field
New York
Frank M.hawks
Pacific
D. Collyer
Warry Tucker
Lutheran Church
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