Huron Tigers Crowned SD State Basketball Champions
Coach Frank Coffey led the Huron high school Tigers to the South Dakota state basketball title. The team earned national praise for its clean hard fighting spirit and teamwork during a grueling season, stunning crowds at the Sioux Falls coliseum and delivering a historic championship for the orange and black.
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Frank Coffey
Huron High School
South Dakota
Tigers
Coffey
Huron
Tiger Cagers
Huronians
Sioux Falls
Cost of United States Senator in Sioux City attack
The Sioux City Tribune accused campaign financiers of backing the Danforth bid against Senator McMaster over tariff policy. The piece defends McMaster’s funds and questions the Tribune's evidence while urging stronger proof or apology. It notes South Dakota’s million-dollar annual loss and soaring state costs.
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Sioux City Tribune
McMaster
South Dakota
Senator McMaster
United States
the Tribune
Danforth
MecMaster
Senate
Master of Service and a City’s Uneven Honors
The essay questions why Philadelphia awarded the Edward W Bok prize to baseball manager Connie Mack for 1929 and urges citizens to improve civic life. It calls for public schools health measures and stronger cooperation with health authorities to curb measles and contagious diseases, noting the need for responsible leadership across government and professions.
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Connie Mack
Edward W. Bok
Philadelphia
Census Enigmas and Oil Bribes Highlight Court Paradoxes
The piece discusses the 1920 census's promise of exact data to measure unemployment and public policy needs, urging frank participation. It then analyzes the Elk Hills oil case, noting Albert Fall's bribery conviction and Edward Doheny's acquittal, and probes how separate trials raise questions about justice and jury decisions.
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Minneapolis Journal
Robin
Uncle Sam
Fair Land
Samuel
James’ ‘Davis
Jobo
Sam
Khe Dobeny
Elk Hills
Albert Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Edward J. Doheny
Doheny Fall
Fall
Doheny
Fell
Huron Showgoers Champion Unconventional Film Night
Last night at the Hallelujah showing a midweek special drew a record sell-out with strong audience praise for an unusual artistic film. The event, linked to King Vidor, plans further similar showings and a homegrown concert by Dora Lyon supports local funds.
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Huron
Nine O'Clock
Sry
Huron Theatre
New York
Vidor
Tommorrow
Dora Lyon
Chicago
Damrosch Final Concerts Broadcast by KSTP Series A and B
Walter Damrosch conducts the last season concerts broadcast from KSTP at 10 a m on Friday for Series A and Series B. Series A targets third and fourth graders with native and European dances and ends with a Fox trot Cubist. Series B for fifth and sixth graders features Luther's A Mighty Fortress, Elgar Sospir, and Weber Jubilee to express emotion and patriotism.
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Walter Damrosch
KSTP
Shools
Darm
David Guicn
Clarence Cameron White
Mr. Damrosch
Thomas Griselle
Martin Luther
God
Elgar
Weber
Richland Rooters Organize Pig Club Milestone Enrollment
The Richland Rooters club organized at a March 2 meeting at Richland No 4 school aims to support bedy park with 20 members enrolled so far. Officers elected include Frank Tuttie president Alice Butz vice president Maynard Sweet secretary treasurer and Lois Beall club reporter. Local leader Roland Leonhardt assisted. Members listed include Frank Tuttle Maynard Sweet Alice Butz Lois Beall Thelma Tutte Joy Lind Raymond Voss Walter Voss George Ohm Delbert Sweet Elmer Soll Clarence Voss Lawrence Voss Ferne Beall Faye Lind Verne Mack Chastie Micheel John Micheel Lola Beall and Earl Butz.
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Richland Rooters Club
Richland School
Bedy Park
Inter
T. A. Cave
Richmond School
Frank Tuttie
Alice Butz
Maynard Sweet
Lois Beall
Roland Leonhardt
Frank Tuttle
Thelma Tutte
Joy Lind
Raymond Voss
Walter Voss
George Ohm
Delbert Sweet
Elmer Soll
Clarence Voss
Lawrence Voss
Ferne Beall
Faye Lind
Verne Mack
Chastie Micheel
John Micheel
Lola Beall
Earl Butz
Mr. Cave
Lole Beall
Potter County 4-H Enrollment Surges to 104 Members
Potter County 4-H records show 104 members enrolled across projects led by dairy calf club with 3 members and saw-litter, baby bee, bee club, and other groups. County agent Louis I Thompson notes a significant year to date increase and urges early enrollments ahead of May 31 closing for dairy calf baby pork and corn club projects.
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Potter County
Louis I. Thompson
Thompson
Chompson
Broadland Busy Bee Sewing Club Plans Trips and Lunches
Broadland Busy Bee Sewing club met at leader Mrs Myrtle Kaump's home on March 22 per Esther Bischoff. Nine first year and six second year members attended with three visitors Katherine Voll enweider Wanda Toler and Lela Pownell. First year members made night gowns while second year members worked on slips. Thelma Swanson Georginig Burnside and Doraine Voll enweider served lunch. Plans were made to attend ralls at Huron. The next meeting will be April 19 with Shirly Voll enweider Mildred Clark and LeEtta Smith serving lunch. Apr 12 noted.
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Broadland Club
Broadland Busy Bee Sewing Club
Myrtle Kaump
Esther Bischoff
Katherine Vollenweider
Wanda Toler
Lela Pownell
Otheir
Thelma Swanson
Georginig Burnside
Doraine Vollenweider
Ralls
Huron
Shirly Vollenweider
Mildred Clark
LeEtta Smith
Miss Bischof
Sunshine Maids Plan 4-H Blanket Event and Camp
Sunshine Maids held a remeeting on Saturday March 22 with Eva Lacy, club reporter, to discuss plans for a 4-H camp this summer and fundraising to enable members to attend.
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Sunshine
York
Accor
Eva Lacy
Toney
Potatoes the Hobby of Gordon Andrews 4 H Club Member
Gordon Andrews of East Sangerville Piscataquis County Maine has been a 4 H member since 1928. He has carried four projects potatoes corn pigs and dairying and won county potatoes first and star seed show second. He was local leader last year and served four years as club president.
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Gordon Andrews
East Sangerville
Piscataquis County
Gordon
Central South Dakota
Beadle 4 H Club Plans Letters to Injured California Boy
Beadle 4 H members met March 21 at the Stoner home. Arthur Olson presided as Ethel Schulze was chosen to write to a California 4 H boy who suffered a bad accident. Howard Storie to report on Growing Stock Pigs and Ethel Schulze to present on Pasture Crops.
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O. V. Olson
Stoner
Arthur Olson
Ethel Schulze
California
Howard Storie
Hitchcock Girl Scouts Merit Badges Recorded
The Hitchcock Girl Scouts troop 1 met at the school house on Monday evening March 24 with most members present. Elva Glidden earned a health guardian merit badge and Maxine Meerer a scholarship badge. Mrs E F Lemke presented a Scout Memory book and the group closed with games and songs. The next meeting is set for Anela Frye's home on March 21 per Elva Glidden.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock Girl Scouts
Elva Glidden
Maxine Meer
E. F. Lemke
Anela Frye
Scout
Books Bring Boy Scout Spirit to Huron Libraries
Central South Dakota Boy Scouts collect a library of literature as of the BSA twentieth anniversary week February 8 to 15. Notable new titles include Three Paints of Honor by Russell Gordon Carter, winner of a 4000 prize, and Chad of Knob Hill by Howard R. Garriss, among scarce Lone Scout stories.
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Central
South Dakota
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Asmong
Russell Gordon Carter
Little, Brown and Compan
Boys’ Life
Chad of
Knob Hill
Howard R. Garris
Excavation Near Complete for Odd Fellows Building in Huron
Twenty years ago today in Huron, excavation for the new Odd Fellows Building near the Masonic Temple neared completion. The substantial basement size indicates a large structure. S. A. McLain was in the city Friday.
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Odd Fellows
Masonic Temple
S. A. McLain
Local News and Moves Amid City Commerce and Travel
A summary of local business changes and staff movements. McLunn gains ownership of the basement pool hall on Dakota Avenue though taking possession later. Frank L Holbrook to join a Pacific excursion from Royal to Chicago and Los Angeles with the Men’s Mutual Benefit Association. one month away. Burt Woodall and Miss Millery wed by Rev Anderson at Presbyterian parsonage. A Gardner departs for Rapid City on business, L J Ulrich to Crawfordsville and Ithaca with Cornell fellowship appointment.
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Dakota Avenue
Mc. Lunn
Shartime
Frank L. Holbrook
the Royal
Chicago
Hore Men's Mutual Benefit. Association
United States
Canada
Los Ans
Holbroat
Mir Holt
Los Angeles
Burt Woodall
Miss Millery
Rev Anderson
Presbyterian
A. Gardner
Sunening
Rapid City
Poe
Prof
L. J. Ulrich
Chemistry
Huron College
Crawfordsville Inn
Ithics
N.Y
Ulrich
Cornell University
Meone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Bunions Relief
An advertisement touts Moon's Emerald Oil as instant relief for bunion pain and soft corns. It claims quick inflammation reduction after two to three applications and swelling relief, with nightly use for corns. The copy emphasizes doctor's druggist availability and a money back guarantee.
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Meone
Moon
New Pepsin Remedy Claim For Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a stomach remedy that promises rapid relief from indigestion and builds a strong healthy stomach within two weeks. It claims three daily doses and credits widespread drugstore sales and local outlets Longstaff Drug Co. Perriton's Pharmacy.
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Dave
America
Longstaff Drug Co
Perriton
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Fresh Air Taxi Cab Co., Incorporated
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Balas
Leonora Speyer
Hazel Christofferson
Damrosch
Richland Rooters
Pig Club
Beadle Club
Shaheen Kalen Oder
Ady
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