Polo Field To Be Built Here Polo Field To Be Built Here
Polo field construction announced by Secretary John F. White for the South Dakota State Fair Grounds this spring. A ten acre site will be prepared and a standard field ready by 1950 with regional polo tournaments expected in spring 1930 involving Fort Mead Fort Snelling Fort Riley and other points.
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Dakota
White
South Dakota
Fair Board
Fbierre
Fair Grounds
Fir Board
Palo
Fort Mead
Fort Snelling
Fort Riley
Woonsocket State Bank distributes 10 percent dividend
Campbell in charge announces that a 10 percent dividend is being paid to depositors of the Woonsocket State Bank, the third and bringing total to 25 percent since the bank closed in May 1926. The First National Bank of the city also issues a dividend, with checks being distributed from the office.
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Wroonsocken
Campbell
Woonsocket State Bank
Watt
Wessington Girl Reserves stage Easter pageant
The Wessington high school Girl Reserves presented an Easter pageant titled The Chalice and the Cup at the Community church. Miss Viola Wakey directed the pageant with Ruth Meyers in the leading role and a Girl Reserves chair assisting.
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Wessington Y. W
Hoover to begin regular health exercise routine
Washington March 25 President Hoover follows doctors orders for an exercise regime to sustain the long hours in the executive office. He plans weekly sessions with Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur and frequent evening walks around the White House grounds, not yet leaving the grounds for strolls through streets and parks.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
White House
Avera
Calvin Coolidge
Huron Coeds Sing On KSOO and Tour
Huron college women’s glee club will broadcast a one hour concert on KSOO Sioux Falls Tuesday between 4 and 5 pm. The men’s club from Bismarck aired on KFYR this morning, their second concert on tour. The groups, directed by Frat. H.B. Bailey and Miss Besse Stackpole, travel over 900 miles, with stops in Mandan Madison and Sioux Falls for concerts this week.
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BH. M. Bailey
Mandan
Madison
Eastern State Teachers College
Miss Besse Stackpole
Sioux Falls
Spanish Fliers On Ocean Hop In Secret Flight
A five ton Spanish airplane named Jesus Del Gran Poder departed secretly from an eastern city with about 1,000 gallons of gasoline and 50 gallons of oil. The fleet planned a west coast route to Cape Blanco Mauritania then across the Atlantic toward Pernambuco Brazil, Rio Janeiro, and Cadiz totaling roughly 4,800 miles. The crew carried water, chocolate, biscuits, oranges and bananas and have not been heard from since the dawn takeoff.
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Jesus del Gran Poder
Africa
Cape Blanco
Mauritania
Penambuco
Brazil
Cape Verde Islands
Pernambuco
Rio Janeiro
Cadiz
Infant buried at Miller near Wayland Saturday
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyds Fanning was buried at Miller Saturday. The Fannings live four miles southwest of Wayland.
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Miller
Xwayland
Mar
Clyds Fanning
U S Navy Cutter Walcott Firefight Recited At Sea
A detailed report describes a chase and gunfire in heavy seas as the Walcott and another cutter pursued a vessel. Shots hit the ship's right leg, a four pounder misfired, and crew abandoned to a life raft as water flooded the engine room.
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Walcott
Wests
Carter
Dexter
High Seas
Watch Tongue For Signs of Illness
Health note explains tongue as a quick indicator of digestive health. It claims 90 percent of illnesses start with stomach and bowel trouble and urges Tanlac as a remedy for symptoms like gas and stomach distress.
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Mencine Bas
Shipboard Journey to New Orleans Described by Survivor
A survivor recalls being taken aboard a vessel, lacking clothing beyond a shirt and trousers. The crew provided dry garments and allowed deck time, but he was later confined below after supper and forced to face a frontal area before finally reaching the dock at New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Huron Couple Wed in Woonsocket Ceremony
Word reached Huron of the marriage of Harold J. Enright and Berneice Ransom, both of Huron, at Woonsocket last Friday. John Foran, Woonsocket High School athletics director, attended. Enright, formerly of Brookings, moved to Huron after graduating from South Dakota State College in 1922. Enright and his wife have connections to Pierre where she works in a drug store.
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Huron
Sanborn County
Harold J. Enright
Berneice Ransom
Woonsocket
John Foran
Woonsocket High School
Enoright
Brookings
South Dakota State College
Enright
Pierre
Unclear fragment hints at home in Uron
Readable text implies a plan to establish residence in Uron but lacks complete details or confirmation of individuals, dates, or circumstances.
State Redeems Half Million Tax Warrants
South Dakota State Treasurer A. J. Moodie announced the redemption of 500000 dollars in general fund tax anticipation warrants. The move saves 46275 in interest and covers warrants dated December 15, 1928, due June 15, 1929, with sale at 1500000 dollars. Redemption was recorded March 20 on general fund books.
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Pierre
A. J. Moodie
General Fund
Divorce Granted To Mrs Marie M Maley In Huron Circuit Court
Marie M Maley of Huron was granted a divorce from William Lt Maley in a circuit court session before Judge Frank R Fisher. The decree follows allegations of desertion and extreme cruelty and notes support for the daughter.
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Marie M. ‘Maley
Marie M. Maley
Huron
William Lt. Maley
Maley
Frank R. Fisher
Judge Fisher
Court Schedule Notes Delays and Local Support Figures
Testimony cites Mrs. Bisley paying 26 dollars monthly for child support. Mr. Matey has not visited Huron in over a year. Farmers and Merchants Bank venture at Gale Small was started but postponed to April. Judge Fisher, in Miller this week, will return to Huron for a day and plans longer stay around April 18 before moving on in the circuit.
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Bisley
Matey
Huron
Farmera & Merchants Bank
Gale Small
Fisher
Miller
Mrs Tschetter Dies After Lockjaw Complication
Mrs. David Tschetter who lived 16 miles northeast of here died yesterday afternoon after a few days illness. Funeral arrangements had not been made. She stepped on a rusty nail days ago and lockjaw led to her death.
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David Tschetter
Here
Nere
Tschetter
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KSOO
Jarig
Hoekstra
Ballding
Union Bond & Mortgage Base & Insurance P. Gtde “Phone Ae
U.S
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Tute
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BF
Pinkharm
Uron
Scotts Emulsion
Wermuth Stores
Wermuth
State Theatre
Chic
McCallum
McCallums
Lectra Shine Service
Peacock Shoes
McCallum Hosiery
Lilley Luggage
Welt Ae
Looking Glass
Huronite
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