Community News and Death Notice Mix in Huron Area
Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Roy Houck and family and Mrs Margaret Lampster in Theresa Township along with distant relatives. James A Helmey 69 a retired druggist and former store owner died at Brookings SD leaving a widow and two stepchildren. Local social notes mention Mother Day plans, summer travel, hospitalize cases and a fur sale promotion in Huron.
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Roy Houck
Margaret Lampsteret Brookings
Roy Seeman
Theresa Township
Relay and Fire
Euron
Broadland
Amber Fieming
James A. Helmey
Marcus Helmy
Marvin Hughitt
Helmey
Dell Rapits and
Sherman
S. D
Festardus
Ter
Niel Bros
Joe
Daugh
Ethel Swayze
Daught Malleen
AL Aldine
Hiror
Brookings
Charles Sayre
de Siret
Troth
S. A. M. Haskell
Elylnne
Ashtabula
Ohio
B. Paina
Tul R. Kohlman
Betty Hughes
Redfield
Huron
Joan Lyons
Eiler
South Dakota
J.T. Newland
Excelsia Springs
South Dakota Farm Facts Shows Contour Planting Drive
A Brown County district reports initial completion of a major contour farming project in the Emanuel Chateau Soil Conservation district near Springfield. Cooperators plan erosion control, tree planting, dam building, and wildlife protection, with 37,000 trees planted and 37 percent of stock in elm and cot willow species ordered. Women farmers join planning to map lands for future farming and non-tillage uses while SCS technicians assist district efforts.
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Ed. Brown
Springfield
Emanuel- Chateau
Silver Crowle
Sanbern
Unuety
Titans of
Jamison
Vu Hviet Board
Wea
Viv Soil Conservation Store
Tutorstead
Ne Tees
Ie Zacmer
South Dakota
Sanborn County
Praiveea Forestry Biel
Jangse
Inez Kalckcehn
Rural Credit Dept Announces R. C. Payments
Pierre reports Rural Credit Department Director Millard G. Scott announced on Monday that payments under the Rural Credit program will be issued. Details on amounts and recipients were not disclosed in the initial statement.
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R. C. Payments
Pierre
Millard G. Scott
Rural Credit Department
State pays 38 thousand to counties in first 1939 tax remittance
State officials report 38 314 20 paid to counties for the first half of 1939 taxes due May 1 on state owned farm lands. Day County taxes are not included as statement had not been received from that county.
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Day
Great Northern Railway sees strong year says Gavin
President F J Gavin reports revenue up ten percent over last year as Great Northern Railway plans heavy summer investments. He cites improved iron ore business and good crop conditions while traveling east on an inspection trip. Overnight stop notes expansion plans for the line between Havre Great Falls and Billings.
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Aavvvre
Moni
Wlay
Great Northern Railway
F. J. Gavin
Gavin
Hayre
Great Falls
Billings
Weather data and counterfeit case in Rapid City area
The report aggregates temperatures for the year to date with highs and lows from stations including Bismarck Chicago Denver Des Moines and Rapid City. It notes Glen Richard son charged with 50 cent counterfeit coin production and passing, arrested by police with treasury service aide, and specifies counterfeit coins found at his Keystone home. Forecasts predict partly cloudy conditions for South Dakota with cooler temperatures and light frost potential, Minnesota mostly cloudy with possible rain, Iowa unsettled with rain, and regional hourly temps listed.
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Bismarck
Chicago
Til
Denver
Cub
Des Moines
Airport
la North Biawcch
Keystone
Rapid City
Len Rogel
An- Sheridan
Glen Richard- Sioux
Alson
Keysione
Rogers
Richardson
Deadwood
Treasury Department
Secret Service
United States
Hill City
Custer
Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Lectures Set For Huron College Summer Session
Huron College will host ten lectures by educational specialists during the summer session. Dean Herbert G. Titt organized the lineup, with speakers including Supt. A. J. Lang and Prof. D. L. War. Topics cover marriage, music education, democracy hazards, guidance, and international relations. Session runs June 5 to July 12. lectures begin at 11:40 a.m. in Coltese Chapel.
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Huron College
Herbert G. Titt
Misiam Speles
Pasqui Petsis
A. J. Lang
J. Grets
B War
Letilla Hotta
E.W Hyle
Taly 2
G. Bell
Dean Herbot Grint
Amy Radcliffe
Plor EO
Kaloupek
Seggion
Coltese Chapel
Surplus Food Distribution Planned for Beadle County
Beadle County begins federal surplus commodity distribution this week with P. E. Bittner announcing the event. Distribution runs Wednesday through Saturday in the Huron area using an alphabetical split A to G Wednesday, H to M Thursday, and N to Z Friday and Saturday. Eligible residents should bring their own containers.
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Beadle County
P. E. Bittner
Bittner
Huron
Card of Thanks from Bonilla community
We extend sincere thanks to C. T. Hansen Post and Auxiliary Bonilla posts from neighboring towns Bonilla and Virgil Junior Legion baseball team and the community for floral offerings and to Rev. J. P. Whitt and neighbors for assistance during our recent bereavement.
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C. T. Hansen Post
Bonilla
Bonilla and Virgil
Spurrier Passes Examination For Doctor's Degree
Len Spurrier, professor of economics and business administration at Huron, passed an examination in pursuit of the Doctor of Philosophy degree. The committee included S. H. N Butley and T. O. Yalema among others. Spurrier earned an M A from Kansas and taught at Kansas Shute College, Dakota Wesleyan, and Muskingum College. He holds Phi Delta Kappa, Alpha Kappa Psi, Phi Kappa Psi, Pi Gamma Mu memberships and is active in the American Economics Association.
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Len Spurrier
Huron
U Vago
S. H. N Butley
Yalema
Wo. Graham
N.H. Jacoby
GV. Cox
Spurri Jege Tacullon
Kansan
Kansas Shute College
Dakota Wesleyan University
Muskingum College
Phi Delta Kappa
Alpha Kappa Psi
Phi Kappa Psi
Pi Gamma Mu
American Economy Association
Spurrier
New York Stock Exchange
Primaries Across States Stir Political Debate and Pledges
In California and four other states, Democratic and Republican delegates were chosen amid varying pledges. Alabama Democrats backed Bankhead unopposed for nomination, while Florida and Indiana saw split support and battles over renomination and pensions. South Dakota held uninstructed delegations as gubernatorial races loomed, and national platform debates surfaced in Washington on foreign policy and war debt policy.
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Tered
Pr Dent
Roosevelt
Garner
Ham
Exgs
Ine Republicae
California
Wabama
Bankhead
House
Florida
Charles Androw
Fred P. Cons
Indiana
Townsend Pension Forces
Charles A. Walleck
George Willie
South Dakota
Wheeler Democrat
Montana
Washington
Repubicans
Redswell
Platform Committee
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Statehouse Offices Observe Holiday As South Dakotans Vote
South Dakotans voted by mail as statehouse offices observed a legal holiday. Banks and banks offices closed while county auditors prepared to receive precinct ballots and tally election totals for AP summaries.
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Statehouse
South
Foughien
Capitol
Smue
Tounty
Associated Press
Maries
Mmeamver
City Commission Sets Salaries and Appointments
A newly elected city commission, meeting at night, set salaries near the legal maximum and arranged to study department head appointments. The group designated Chamberlain for finance and assigned other posts by tenure length, with action deferred on some boards. The commission also to serve as airport authority and to oversee local development and baseball committee issues.
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Sal
Veehetter
Jolly
Raut
Olson
Kautz
Parsiee
TN Oirlock
Tto
Larson
Chamberlain
Des! Nation
Chamberla
New City Commission
Willy
W. W. Howes
Action Wa
Rnin
As & Basid
Shell
Band Shell
Hich
Airman
Mace
City Basiascr Elom
Pierce
Iver
W. Kuehn
Tive Club
WPA
Sponso
Siburion
Bya
Weeny
Kautz Chamberlainn Sponse
Survie Staton
Aurustii
Linn
Aute Highway
Prusenterd Jalore Ural Greys
Pryariy
Atsore
Prop
State Department
Uie
Senior Counselor Madison Camp Opens June 23
May and June 23 opening announced for Camp Walter near Silver City by Black Hills to aid under nourished children. Lys Anderson of Glenham and Joss Anderson from Aberdeen join as senior counselors with Mrs Cox and others, highlighting plans and personnel for the health camp.
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Camp Ia
Cams
Silver Cyn
Black Hills
South Dakota
Tunerculosis U Association
Midisin
City Baseball Park Preparations Start For May 26 Game
Monday night the committee urged preparations at Having Lake park to ready the diamond and one grandstand for a May 26 city baseball game. Members M A Myers John G Dorsey and W C Guz discussed plans with officials to fund improvements and ensure proper facilities. A special meeting was convened to review progress and set next steps under the guidance of commissioners.
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Having Lake Park
Teague
Luby
Honnball
M.A. Myers
John G. Dorsey
W.C. Guz
Gover
Toby
Ssov
William Joy
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