Huron Boy Recalls Border Life In Desert Region
Kenneth Parke, a former Huretian now in Tucson, writes to WWTC and the American Legion Auxiliary about life near the Mexican border. He describes desert patrols, smugglers, and gun battles witnessed only by coyotes and buzzards, noting both danger and the beauty of the region and its people.
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Kenneth ¥. Parke
Coyote
Buzzard
Tum
Anl
Woo
Plan to advertise in South Dakota touring bureaus
South Dakota plan announced by W D Fisher of Mitchell to stream tourism nationwide via a dozen touring bureaus in U S and Canada. Bureaus will display Custer Battlefield Hiway scenes maps literature and weekly road reports with local event details for Black Hills Tri State Roundup Gold Discovery Day Days of 76 and more.
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Mitchell
Jsut
South Dakota
Stram
United States
Canada
Custer Battlefield Hiway Association
W. D. Fisher
Mitchel
Custer Battlefield Hiway
Fisher
Black Hills
Eastern
Ames
Joliet
Clinton
Chicago
Indianapolis
Akron
Des Moines
Louisville
Wichita
Denver
Los Angeles
Seattle
Calgary
Pacific Coast
Lane area social round brings many visitors
Tuesday guests Mr and iy and Miss Pier ani fame were at 6 o clock with Rogers Mr and Mrs Herman Garhe and daughters Pauline and Adelia visited at the Soula Ammon home near Lane. Lindebeck and Wessington Springs visitors spent the weekend at their parents home on Lane.
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Mesdames
A. H. Noltensmier
Tred Noltensmier
Stanley Gross
Foster Hail
George Varnum
North Dakota
Bert Raymond
Vilas
S. D
Dora Kapper
Woonsocket
Charles
Henry Goll
Lane
Arthur Meyer
Mildred
Herman Meyer
William Meyer
Adolph Noltensmier
Foster Hall
William Arhart
Julius Feistner
Albert Arhart
Joe Kutil
Huron
J. C. Kutil
Herbert Burchfield
and Iy
Pier ‘Ani Fame
Tos Rogers
Herman’ Garhe
Pauline
Adelia
Soula Ammon
Mius
Dna
Wessington Springs
Dn Lane
Home Owned Stores, Inc Opens South Dakota Chain
Seventy one Central South Dakota independent food stores reorganize under Home Owned Stores, Inc. with 19 of 71 locations in Huron. The chain links with similar groups statewide, now surpassing 300 member stores. Signs for member windows were delayed but expected soon.
Beadle County Wool Growers Meet March 6
Members will gather in the Farmers Assembly room at the courthouse March 6 at 1 20 to discuss wool quality and shearing. President A D Randall will read Lemmon’s report on the state association financial condition. Rivery sheep grower invited to attend and participate.
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Beadle County
Farmers Assembly Room
Court House
A. D. Randall Wil
Lemmon
Randal
Elks Hold Annual Election Tonight in Huron Lodge Meeting
The Huron Elks lodge will conduct its annual officer election during the regular meeting tonight. Exalted Ruler George Hunt will open the session and current officers will serve until April 5 when new officers are installed.
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Elks
Huron Elks Lodge
George Hunt
Hyde County land transfers and naval manpower note
Land transfers in Hyde County include Highmere Holdings to the Novaks and sheriff to Paul Seiersen with parcels in sections 12 and 8, plus Hyde County Treasurer to W D McDonald and a vacated Parker addition parcel. Also John R Scott to Anna M Scott and Clara Mason to Mary Stephens. Navy personnel nearly doubled since 1914 to 113000 from 67900. Notices of teachers exam March 21 22 23 1929 at Beadle County Court House Huron. Nellie J Brusso County Superintendent of Schools. No 338 adv.
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Highmere Holdings Company
Yohn
Frances Novak
Hyde County
Paul F. Seiersen
W. D. McDonald
van Camp & Hadley
Clara Mason
Mary Stephens
Parker
John R. Scott
Anna M. Scott
van Camp
Beadle County Court House
Huron
Nellie
Brusso
County Superintendent of Schools
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Kenneth “Parke
Tucson
PLAN
Home Grocery
Erasmun Cornell
Highmere
SL. D
United States Navy
M .D
Buzza Party Service
Garrott
RCA Radiola
Capitol
RCA
Bop
Badlola