U C T Safety Poster Contest Offers Cash Prizes
U C T sponsors a four city safety poster contest with local prizes of 7 50 for first 5 for second and 2 50 for third winners advance to a statewide Aberdeen contest with 15 10 and 5 prizes and potentially to an International event in Columbus Ohio 300 overall. entrants age 7 to 14 and 15 to 19 may enter with posters on Bristol board 22 by 28 inches bearing U C T markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers
Huron
U. C.T
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Columbus
Ohio
Twe
South Dakota
Bristol
Art Board
Huron College
Ben F. Hiatt
J. F. Kraft
Klawster
H. H. Debson
Department of Public Instruction
State Safety Council
Secretary of State
State Motor Patrol
Looking Back 20 Years Ago in Huron News
A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Boyd Babbitt of Wessington on February 22. L H Terpening auditor of Chicago and North Western returned from Aberdeen. Mrs Fred Eager and daughter Maxine of Wolsey visited in Huron. Capt James Notestein and wife left for Omaha and San Francisco then Manila where he will serve two years. Daddell Gibbs improving after diphtheria quarantine. Mrs B F Kline of Redfield, formerly of Huron, recovering from surgery in Minneapolis. Friends celebrated for Mr and Mrs G V Gustafson of Ashland. Ryner and Gustafson households hosted a surprise visit for Erwin Ryner and his wife. Mrs Ryner and her sister Mrs Gustafson were present at gifts on their return from a wedding trip to Miller. Mrs Maurice Paine and five children visited en route to Ree Heights to join Mr Paine on a ranch. Mr and Mrs Paul Falk and daughters left for Chicago. Falk to take C N W engineer exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Babbitt
Wessington
W. L. Notestein
Omaha
San Francisco
Manila
Notestein
Daddell Gibbs
Carl Gibbs
B. F. Kline
Redfield
Huron
Gustafson
Miller
Maurice Paine
Eagle Grove
Ree Heights
Paine
Paul Faulk
Emily
Agonia
Chicago
Falk
Soldiers Home Board Members Reappointed and Leaders Named
Two members of the state Soldiers Home Board of Managers were re appointed by Governor Bushfield and confirmed by the Senate. James Robertson of Madison was named to succeed A S Clouse of Agar for a two year term starting April. Renamed were Mrs Clara Halls of Garretson and Frank Boerger of Mil
Flashes of Life and Oddities Highlight Week
In Cicero Richard Denny celebrated his 100th birthday saying he could not recall whether he had been married nine or thirteen times. His present wife is 86. Patsy Wenzel, seven, entered a doll fashion show by dressing as her doll and received a special prize. A bicycle messenger in Los Angeles stopped a runaway horse, saving a rider injured when the horse bolted. In Belleville four boys recovered hearing after a physician examined 97 hard of hearing children locating material from ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero
Richard Denny
Denny
New York
Patsy Wenzel
Los Angeles
John Bishop
Isaac Sacks
Belleville
Real Estate Transfers in Beadle County Reported
Real estate changes include Ethel D Alford transferring lots 14 and 15 in Pettigrew's addition East Huron to William B Friese for $1. Transfers also list David H Barnes to Fed Farm Mtg Corp, Clara L Towne to Cleo A Treadwell in Huron, Mary J Luckey to Solomon Luckey in Wessington Springs, and multiple Sheriff transfers to Fed Land Bank or Fed Farm Mtg Corp totaling hundreds of dollars. The note ends with a line about tobacco seed having about 300,000 units per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel D. Alford
William B. Friese
Huron
Cleo A
Treadwell
Southlawn Addn
Mary J. Luckey
Solomon Luckey
Wessington Springs
F. E. Wheelock
Beadle County
Fed. Land Bank
Fed Farm Mtg. Corp
Fed. Farm Mtg. Corp
Farmers Warned Of Hog Disease
Beadle County hog houses harbor disease germs and worm eggs that awaken in spring to threaten the new pig crop. County extension agent Leonard L. Ladd urges a strict sanitation plan: clean hog houses, wash sows before farrowing, keep pigs off dirty yards, and pasture them if needed until four months old to protect newborns from infection and safeguard profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Leonard L. Ladd
Ladd
Wool Growers Reelect Lynch to Lead Beadle County Group
F. B. Lynch of Iroquois was reelected president of the Beadle County Wool Growers Association for a two year term at a Beadle County courthouse meeting. Earl Haigh of Cavour was reelected secretary treasurer and John Ratliff of Carpenter was named to the board for three years. New members pay 50 cents and annual dues drop to 26 cents as membership nears 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Lynch
Iroquois
Beadle County
Miami stars Foxx signs with New York Giamis second squad
Miami athlete Bob Foxx from the University of Tennessee signs with New York Giamis and will join the second squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Bob Foxx
Tennessee
T, New York
Giamis
Will
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.C.T
Heron
Gamble
Wes
FN Heya Stores
Interstate Aircraft and Engineering Corp
el Segundo
Calif
Britain
U.S
Stewart
Olympia Cata
Riggar
Loen
Ee Onoce
ST TO
Col
Haigh and
Ratliff
Dean
Deana Pil
Iss
Trey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!