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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1941
Page
3
In Pierre on March 10, the governor approves ten measures including a general appropriations bill. A non resident hunters fee rises by five dollars to 20 while a separate anti rustling act is killed.
A scrambled item from Brookings reports a campus barber on Hugo campus who faced a football team in a series of two games. The piece notes a first win for the team since a prior date and mentions an incident with scissors and a stylist’s cut work.
Reported in terse form, South Dakotans are told that the lumber industry is booming due to defense needs. The briefing notes emphasize defense spending and allied production driving demand for timber products.
Five Indian tribes in South Dakota would be exempted from the Indian Reorganization Act under a bill introduced by Senator Chen Gurney. The measure, referred to the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, targets the Cheyenne River Sioux, New Ridge Sioux, Lower Brule Sioux, Rosebud Sioux, and Yankton Sioux.
A Lake Preston meeting drew a large crowd as residents gathered to discuss local concerns. Attendees included community members and area officials focused on the town’s development and public services.
Reads like a local page of social notes. Mentions residents Dale York and Mrs Fletcher, Mrs Wade, Highmore, Mrs Kiel visiting Hot Springs, Mr and Mrs Miller Crove, Ruth Ostumen hosting a group, and Mrs Harry Nelson visiting. scattered names and small events mark community life.
The Idle Hour Club met in Tulare on March 6 with Mazene presiding at the Nome. Members discussed programs and community activities while officers were announced and volunteers assigned to event planning. The gathering emphasized fellowship and local engagement.
A Sunday early morning head on collision occurred near Smee after icy road conditions. One driver suffered injuries while the other escaped with minor or no injuries. Police and responders were on scene to manage traffic and investigate the cause.
The body of 25 year old Donaid Hix of Alexandria was found in a Rapid City hotel room after hotel staff expressed concern. Chief Hendrickson said accidental carbon monoxide asphyxiation caused the death. The room had a heater and a gas source was blamed. the body was sent to Alexandria for relatives.
Harriette Maltby, conductress of the grand chapter, visits Wolsey Odd Fellows and Eastern Star Chapter for an official visit. The report notes ceremonial conduct and local lodge participation.
A local play will be staged in Springs this week featuring cast members Jo Kear ar Zink Ruby Schwe iT Reartni Ralph Hazel Cosky and Mary Wade. Audiences can expect a community theater offering with an ensemble of familiar local performers.
A favorable Army report endorses river development projects in Washington. The document argues for engineering work, funding, and accelerated plans to improve navigation and flood control, with officials signaling prompt action and potential contracts.
Honor roll lists at Highmore detail students achieving high academic standards. The page highlights names earning recognition across subjects and grade levels, reflecting strong school performance and student dedication.
Fragmentary text notes a medicine item and references to druggists and a physician. Mentions a person or place unclear, with partial phrases about pain and treatment in a historical context.
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