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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1930

Page

2

Carthage Girl Mary Thomas a Missionary Nurse in Africa

Mary Thomas of Carthage South Dakota serves as a missionary nurse in Baralundo West Africa. She treats up to 1000 patients monthly, responds to urgent calls at dusk, and aids in improving sanitation and health education among the Ovinburdu people.

Boston Mass Mary Thomas Carthage S. D Barlundo West Africa Dakota Fedora Huron College Wa Congregational Hospital American Board of Commissioners For Missions South Dakota Africa Ovinburdu Wiliam C. Bell Berlunde Berks Sycll M. Thomas Adv America

Bakeburg Announces Candidacy for State Rep Nomination

Bakeburg of Dupree announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative from the top sixth district. The petition bears fifty signatures. Mr. Bakeburg's home is Dubiety. He served in the army and his district includes Zieuach county.

Bakeburg Dupree Pierre Marigi Noria Sakeburg Dubiety Sion

Walton Rescue Chapter Holds Weyland Meeting Night

Wayland on March 18 reports Walton Rescue chapter to meet at eight o clock for interested community members to join. Refreshments will be served.

Walton Weyland Wayland Mar Weton The Walton Tescue Hellers

Wressington Farmers to Attend Institute Program

Wressington Mer. 18 Special dairymen will attend a planned institute announced by owner of the Wessing amery and sponsor. T. P. Kuhre will discuss luncheon arrangements as part of the program details.

Wressington Institute

Court house staff honor janitor John Bytwork at party

Sanborn county court house employees held a party for John Bytwork the janitor who turned 65 in March Cards and entertainment provided the evening, celebrating his long service at the courthouse.

Woonesocket Court House John Bytwork Sanborn Ecuney Court House Bytwork Evenanc

Tanlac touted as cure for kidney and stomach troubles

An advertisement extols Tanlac as the sole medicine capable of curing chronic kidney bladder and stomach disorders. Narratives claim relief after three bottles, noting sleep weight and vitality restored, with a money back guarantee if no improvement and urging readers not to substitute.

Tanlor Cosmies L. Stalrs

Petitions Strain Storage at Pierre Under New Primary Law

Secretary of State records and county auditors face crowded storage as many candidates file petitions for state convention delegates and various offices. Counties with multiple candidates for governor and legislators will require extensive petition storage this year.

Pierre Pierre Secretary of State

Hitchcock Students on Honor Roll and Attendance Lists

The Hitchcock seventh and eighth grade honor rolls include John Jahnzen Kenneth Glaze Albert Gould Eugene Murphy Maxine Lund Kenneth Rathjen and more. Attendance honors name Rayond Danielson Lloyd Dickson Kenneth Glaze Floyd Lund Dorothy Price Jeanette Shaw Esther Armstrong Arlene Damilson Vern Glidden Fern Hedman Kenneth Voorhees Roberta Welton. Hitchcock preade students listed. Frank 12 discusses farm prospects in four 1930 addresses across South Dakota with stops in Flandreau Merch JS Yankton Siow Falls and Hot Springs.

de el Hitchcock Hitchcock John Jahnzen Kenneth Glaze Uth Albert Gould Eugene Murphy Maxine Lund Kenneth Rathjen Rayond Danielson Lloyd Dickson Floyd Lund Dorothy Price Jeanette Shaw Esther Armstrong Arlene D Mielson Vern Glidden Fern Hedman Kenneth Voorhees Roberta Welton Kel Dasota Pierre Frank Flandreau Merch JS Yankton Wham Siow Ksoco Hot Springs

School Meeting Called Success

Vermillion March 18 The general conference on problems of higher education held at the University of South Dakota over Friday and Saturday was one of the most successful ever. Delegates from state schools praised sessions. leaders urged cooperation and progressive methods while noting strong support for free faculty speech and credit transfers. More than 40 delegates attended the two day session.

University of South Dakota C. C. O'Harra School of Mines Sind O'Harsa James de. C State College C. G. Lawrace Southam Merinal P. R. Schroeder Freeman Junior College G. W. Nash Yarikion College South Dakota

Conference explores undergrad majors and trends

During the event, scholars discussed how undergraduate majors correlate with career paths and labor market outcomes.Panelists highlighted shifts in enrollment, diverse program offerings, and implications for higher education policy.

Iroquois High Holds Declamatory Contest

Iroquois high school held tryouts for the district declamatory contest with Thursday and Friday sessions. Three winners advance: Alice Rae Jordan in oratory, June Cameron in humorous, and Maxie Brown in dramatics.

Aes Iroquois Troquois High School Alice Rae Jordan June Cameron Maxie Brown

Coach Nevin Platte to Leave Iroquois High School

Nevin J. Platte, mathematics teacher and coach at Iroquois High School for three years, will depart to take a coaching position at a military academy in Roanls Virginia. He will leave at the end of the current term and is expected to join the academy staff soon.

Nevin Platte Roquois Iroquois Nevin J. Platte Ltroquois High School Military Academy Raancls Virginia Platte

Freeman woman starts new industry in South Dakota

Freeman, Mar. 18. A Freeman woman has developed a new South Dakota industry in the manufacture of candy bars. The manufacturer is Mrs. Peter A. Kaufman, wife of the barber as Freeman, and she now includes several kinds of bars in her output which have become popular among the dealers and consumers.

Freeman South Dakota Peter A. Kaufman

Banker Injured Carrying Daughter In Fall At Home

Watertown reports banker George K. Furt vice president of Peoples Savings Bank hurt in a night fall at his home. He sprained his wrist and wrenched his knee while carrying his ill daughter Dorothy to the car. He returned to the bank next morning despite pain.

Watertown Mar George K. Furt Peoples Savings Bank Burt Dorothy

Federal Radio Commission May Strengthen Station

The Federal Radio Commission meets in Washington on May 18 to consider Mitchell Broad Trains Company’s request to boost station power. It recently moved equipment from Dell Rapids and now operates at 50 kilowatts, seeking 20 watts at night and 250 watts by day on the 1070 kilocycle band.

Washington, D. C Federal Radio Commission Mitchell Broadtrains Company Mitchell Dell Rapids

Governor Grants Pardon To White

Governor W J Bulow pardoned one inmate and commuted four sentences after a state pardon board recommendation. The pardon goes to Anus White of Huberts county for two years eight months on mayhem. White must avoid violence, liquor, and must report compliance monthly. Commutations cover Ernest Ross, Iwan Warhis, and Lyle Warhis from Perkins county for grand larceny, reducing five year terms begun December 31, 1928. Peter La

Ernest Ross Iwan Warhis Lyle Warhis Perkins County Peter la

Beaux Coins and Aid Sentenced in Taree Case

Beaux coins and aid were sentenced in the Taree case amid a string of charges. The court, hearing on the matter, found culpability after a thorough review of the evidence and testimonies from involved parties.

Beaux Taree Aid

Hand written note on court term extends to circuit civ

Fragmentary OCR reads like a court item noting a term of circuit civil matter dated Mare 25 and mentioning a gun fury incident linked to a servant. Specific names and full details are unclear in the readable text.

How They Grew Thin How They Grew Thin You win pe

A fragment discusses weight loss methods and Marmola tablets as a perceived solution. It claims long use over years, with focus on a supposed formula and urging readers to ask a druggist for Marmola. The text promotes a pill as a safe, natural means to avoid starvation and achieve thinning.

Rome Tyuda

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