Mrs Ward Barber Buried After Influenza Complications
Onida March 6 Special Mrs Ward Barber was buried in the Onida cemetery Sunday following an illness linked to influenza complications. She is survived by relatives and friends.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1929
Page
3
Onida March 6 Special Mrs Ward Barber was buried in the Onida cemetery Sunday following an illness linked to influenza complications. She is survived by relatives and friends.
Vived Tren issues a brief recommendation for motion picture productions. The note highlights potential film projects and notes interest from industry partners in pursuing cinematic ventures. The statement signals ongoing assessment of available resources and collaboration opportunities.
A fragmentary list notes March amendments by the Daughters of the American Revolution including titles Canary Murder Case Tha WKid's Clever King of the Rodeo Land of the Silver Fox Tha Leatherneck Tha.
Two farm sales were held near Huron this week with strong prices. J C Williams farm 14 miles north sold stock and machinery today. Charles Magru eer place near Huron sold livestock and machinery Thursday. S B Cook sale near Alpena set a high receipts record last week with cows at 87, horses at 97.73, hogs around 30 per cwt. B C Glennon sale near Huron also strong, milk cow sold for 152.50 setting a local high.
Conde teachers enjoy dinner at home of Mr. and Mrs. William Siumens as library lists a vast array of new titles across fiction biographies travel and children’s books. The catalog includes works by Carlton, Cobb, Wells, Woolf, and Wagner among others with subjects ranging from decorating to history and adventure.
Unsettled conditions persist tonight and Wednesday with a cooler trend by Wednesday evening. Hourly readings show wide swings from morning lows to afternoon highs, including a 82 degree note early and mid-morning lows in the 30s. South Dakota, Minnesota forecasts call for partly to mostly cloudy skies, cooler western areas, and warmer eastern and southern portions by Wednesday.
The report lists temperatures and conditions for Sioux Falls Watertown Yankton Aberdeen Pierre and Breakings with highs ranging from mid thirties to forties, lows in the twenties, various precipitations including trace amounts, and road conditions noted as fair to good under clear or partly cloudy skies.
Funeral arrangements are pending for John Bietz a farmer from near Highmore who died at St Marys hospital in Pierre. Death followed blood poisoning from a small scratch on his hand. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J Bietz of Trip.
We thank friends and neighbors for the floral offerings during the illness and passing of our dear mother The G A R and Relief Corps and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and relatives husband and children Jesse Gilbert
Building permit records for January and February show 1924 totals of 124200 dollars, over six times the 1923 level. Major projects include a 40000 dollar Montgomery Ward building, a 25000 dollar Lyric Amusement Company building, and a 34500 dollar residential district project by H M Cass Company.
Otto Persons bus route driver. Horse in team that once won prize at fair accident near Longe. The horse collapsed half a mile from the school leaving children to walk. The incident follows the horse’s history as a once prize winning animal on the four horse team.
CAVGUR March 5 report states Chicago and North Western railway detectives attempted to arrest thieves who broke into the section house at Cavour and stole a Lagalon barrel of gasoline. The burglary followed a string of recent robberies suspected to be the work of local talent authorities.
March 5 report states Mrs Frank Jensey of this city remains under improvement following operations at Mitchell Hospital.
An old ad touts Thoxine as a famous physician’s prescription that relieves sore throat almost instantly. It claims double action to remove the internal cause, avoids harmful drugs, and is safe for the family with relief for coughs too. Price listed as 5 and 1 dollars.
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