Free Clinical Exam For Beadle County Children Parade Planned
Huron physicians donate services for a free physical examination clinic at Washington School 9 to 12 am for Beadle County children under school age. Diphtheria shots provided. Dr Lottie Bigler assists. The event precedes a 1 pm health parade with local schools, band, Welfare Commission and County Junior Red Cross participation.
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Huron
Beache County
Washington School
Beadley County
Lottie Bigler
State Board of Health
Elsie McMahon
Jury To Hear Story Of Child Kidnapping
In Tucson on May 2 the federal grand jury considers the June Robles kidnapping case. Evidence may reveal the abductor, who died recently after a deathbed confession, and indictments are anticipated against three individuals. Jane Robles was abducted April 25, 1933, from a public school and later found in desert sand.
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Sto
Tucson
Ariz
Robles
Jane
Norwegian freighter Jan destroyed on Cape Breton rocks
In dense fog and ice floes the 1310 ton Norwegian freighter Jan ran aground at Gragie's Point on Cape Breton's south coast. Twenty two crew members reached land, while Captain Hefthammer followed after salvage hopes faded.
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Sydney
N.S
Tomn
Jan
Cape Breton
Gragie
Hefthammer
Growth of Black Amber Cane Project Aims to Feed Pheasants
Minnesota plans a cooperative program between the state game and fish department and farmers to plant black amber cane across 75 counties. Over 5,507 farmers contracted, seed provided free. cane will supply shelter and food as windrows and shocks, helping pheasants endure harsh winters and reduce winter losses at a cost of 5,125 dollars.
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Minnesota
State-Game ‘and Fish Department
Start Work On City Census In Huron
C E Scotchbrook newly appointed to lead the state census in Huron asks for every Huronian’s cooperation. With limited funds, volunteers will count residents. goal is to start soon and finish within two months. Housewives' help urged. enumerators will collect birthplace occupation parents’ birthplaces and other details. City census HQ will be in the assessor's office at city hall.
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C. E. Scotchbrook
Huron
Scotchbrook
W. KR. Joy
Reverend Wilkenson Called Home by Fergus Falls Death
The Rev and Mrs Wilkenson travel to Fergus Falls Minnesota after the death of Mrs Wilkenson's father Mr H P Rud. Mr Rud was aged five years and a pioneer of Fergus Falls.
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Wilkenson
Fergus Falls
Minn
Wilkerson
H. P. Rud
Rud
Card Of Thanks From Mr and Mrs Lowery
We thank friends and neighbors who bravely helped when our home burned. Mr and Mrs Lowery and family express appreciation for the aid and support received during the fire incident.
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Choa
Lowery
Destruction Report On Drought Cattle Hides
Government agents reported that a large quantity of drought cattle hides bought by the government were destroyed last month by chopping holes in them. Weir said about 70,000 pounds were destroyed while 200,000 pounds were accepted and shipped to warehouses in Omaha and St. Joseph for storage. William Striders, in charge of the drought cattle purchase, commented on the emergency sale.
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V. J. Wels
Nvernment
Oote Weir
Ompha
St. Joseph
Weir
Hides
Watertown
Tay
William Striders
Aberdeen hides ground up and burned amid relief rumors
Veterans and appraisers in Aberdeen report 78 000 pounds of hides chopped full of holes and burned in damp conditions. Local hide dealer J Sigelman cites government hides stored then withdrawn and sent to Huron. Reports say hides were chopped up at arrival but accuracy uncertain. Senator Bulow in Washington had been told by federal relief officials of such developments.
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J. Sigelman
Huron
Aberdeen
M. ‘McCormick
Dave Becker
Senator Bulow
Washington
Entreaty and Bridge Club Hosted by Mr and Mrs Kramey
Mr and Mrs J H Kramey entertained the bridge club Tuesday evening with seven o'clock dinner followed by three tables of play. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs J G Hagin and J C Jones Grays Harbor Wash. Lumberjacks report a bluejay camp robber that carved off a full sized doughnut.
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Secial
J. H. Kramey
J. G. Hagin
J. c Tones
Grays Harbor
Wash
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