Corn Planting Pushed Toward Week’s End Across South Dakota
Five counties report corn planting near completion with best prospects for a finish by next week. Farmers urge rain as topsoil dries. ground breaking continues and small grains and fruit trees show strong growth amid warm weather and early frosts. Pastures and hay crop prospects are favorable, with rain needed in several counties.
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South Dakota
Jax
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Frank D. Koriebs
Beadle County
Ri“A’ Cave
Hand
Sanborn County
Woonsocket
Kingsbury County
de Smet
Ute
Jerauld
Wessington Springs
Many Tons Of Food Consumed In Huron
Survey of wholesalers shows food consumed in Huron over a year includes 262 carloads of groceries 88 482 pounds of poultry 395 000 pounds of butter 2 040 000 pounds of meat 6 700 000 eggs 1 484 555 quarts of milk 670 000 gallons of tea cream and 675 500 loaves of bread.
Platform added to fair program at state grounds
The State Fair grounds will receive major improvements this summer with contracts for a concrete bleacher stand adding 2,200 seats at the race track, a new poultry building, and a water mains upgrade. A larger platform for tree acts and a new 60 by 40 foot concrete dressing area are also authorized, with details to be arranged by Secretary John F. White and a state engineer’s representative.
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John F. White
State Engineer's Department
Fair Board
Breeders Plan Annual Auction at State Fair Grounds
The South Dakota Shorthorn Breeders Association organizes its annual sale at the State Fair grounds in Huron next Wednesday with 45 registered shorthorns including 25 bulls. Buyers from North and South Dakota and Montana will attend. Auctioneer is H. G. Telsler of Farmington Minnesota. Sale starts at 1 pm. The association also holds its annual business meeting in Huron Tuesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce rooms followed by officers TF. W. Jackson, Karl Morse, Henry Barron and John J. White.
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South Dakota
Montana
Mr. White
Fred Lee
Britton
McCone Brothers
Redfield
Kelsey, & Sons
Fedora
C.A. Devanl
Hurley
Morse Brothers
Seneca
Harold Carr
St. Lawrence
Claassen
Poppy Sale Underway in Cluron Counts Early Proceeds
American Legion Auxiliary members in Cluron report $220.75 raised by noon as the annual poppy sale starts early and runs to about 10 tonight. Chairman Mrs. J. A. Youngman expects this year to match or exceed last year’s total of around $619.86, correcting a figure published in yesterday’s Huronite.
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Cluron
J. A. Youngman
American Légion Auxiliary
Youngman
Fort Worth Races Toward Endurance Flight Record
Fort Worth Texas May 25 The single motor rebuilt Fort Worth monoplane christened the Fort Worth nears a new sustained flight endurance record. Refueling, crew readiness, and potential extra hours to be added feature as observers watch the event near 7 88 p m local time.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Army
Huron ties for third in pole vault at High Ten meet
May 25 Vermillion reports Fortune of Huron tied for third in the pole vault with Frederick of Watertown and Cozine of Mitchell. Hanson of Vermillion won. Crane of Vermillion took second. Baron of Vermillion led in shot put with 42 feet 9 inches, McCarthy of Yankton second. Finals in other field events slated for afternoon. prelims in weight and jumps not held. Bryan of Huron qualified in high hurdles, Kucera in 220-yard dash, Conlin in low hurdles.
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Vermillion
Huron Main
Fortune of
Huron
Frederick
Watertown
Cozine
Mitchell
Pirst
Hanson
Zee Crane
Baron
McCarthy
Yankton
Bollinger
Sioux Falls
Collins
Wilson
Brookings
Bryan
Kucera
Conlin
College Couple to Tour South America for Three Years
Mr and Mrs Gerald Jones Huron college couple depart Monday on a South American tour Barranquilla Colombia where Gerald will teach at a Presbyterian mission school They will study languages in Medellin for six months return at Christmas to supervise pupils and host at a model home Elinor Greening Jones will lead hospitality duties They plan a three year assignment with Gerald teaching and Elinor managing the school home
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South America
Gerald Jones
Huron College
Southland
Jones
Barranguilla
Colombia
South’ America
Garald
Presbyterian Mission School
Red ‘Plachy
Medelling
Barranquilla
Gerald
Envoy Willing to Cede Diplomatic Liquor Privilege
Sir Esme Howard the British ambassador said he is personally willing to give up the long standing privilege of diplomats to import liquor into the United States if Washington wants it withdrawn. The embassy noted he spoke only for himself and not for the entire diplomatic corps and he would cooperate if policy moved that way.
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Esme Howard
Washington
United States
New York
Esme
James T. Carter
Lynchburg
Virginia
Lumberman
Carter
Washington Post
Esma
Max
Hoover
Sme
Diplomatic’ Corps
Post
Michael Wright
Rogers for the Blayne of ay D
In Watertown July 1927 trial testimony reveals the state plans to prove Rogers killed Lander in a hotel room after a meeting with Patty Rogers. Defense counters Lander sought illicit contact and was harmed when an upraised chair threatened the defendant. Pearl Lander, widow, testified first.
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Rogers
Blayne
Ay D
Lander Farm
Lander
Frank Murphy
Wheaton
Pearl Lander
Lower Valley Faces Flood Threat Amid Levee Crumbles
In Memphis area reports a creaking levee tops and rising floodwater spread alarm as the Mississippi River system swells. A body was recovered near a levee while Raymond Hays, a plantation foreman, drowned near Texarkana trying to save horses. About 4000 acres flooded and property losses mounted. Mississippi Governor Bilbo and engineers pledged levee stabilization, noting no major breaks but ongoing risk from overrunning rivers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Raymond Hays
Red River
Texarkana
Ark
Mississippi Delta
Theodore. G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Anding
Greenville
May Build Lake At Scout Camp
A report notes plans to create a lake at a scout camp in the Dakotah region during May. Details reference local youth organizations and continued outdoor development efforts as part of camp infrastructure projects.
Watertown to Rapid City Air Service Schedules Issued
Rapid Airlines today issued the timetable for the Watertown to Huron and Huron to Rapid City routes. Westbound departures from Watertown at 8 15 a m with a 9 00 a m arrival in Huron and onward to Pierre and Rapid City. Eastbound services depart Rapid City at 2 30 p m with Pierre arrivals at 4 10 p m then Huron at 6 40 p m and Watertown by 7 30 p m. Connections exist with Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha service via Rapid City as gateway to the Black Hills. Tickets and rates available from North Western rail lines.
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Huron
Rapid
Rapid Airlines
T. Arriva Pierra
Pierre
Rapid City
Pierra
Artive
C. T.at
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneaux City
Omah
Black Hills
Tates
I -North
Rall
Henry Ford Urges Strict Prohibition Enforcement
Henry Ford told reporters after a White House luncheon with President Hoover that prohibition must be enforced, not modified, and that there can be no turning back. He also said the Diesel engine is not ready for airplanes or autos and favored gasoline engines for cars while noting oil-burning engines are heavier for flight.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Hoover
White House
Business Women Discuss Forming Local Club Here
Thirty Huron business women met at the Evergreens for dinner to discuss organizing a Business and Professional Women's club linked with state and national groups. Mrs. Lillian Lipets presided. Miss Castle Crain and Mrs. Marian Randolph spoke on club organization and emblem meaning. Temporary officers were elected, meetings set for the first and third Mondays at 7 30, next organizing session May 27, and the state convention was announced for June in Rapid City.
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Huron
Evergreens
Renfield
Redfield
Castle Crain
Marian Randolph
Lipets
Rapid City
Vern Bouman
Clara Rolling
Aberdeen track team in auto accident near city
Seven people injured in a head on collision four miles south of Aberdeen. Coach Herbert Daubenberger of Central high school suffered a deep scalp wound needing 66 stitches. Foster and his wife were severely cut and bruised. Deimer, another Central high instructor, was uninjured. Aberdeen will miss tomorrow's track meet processing to Vermillion due to the accident.
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Aberdeen
Herbert Daubenberger
Central High School
C. A. Foster
Conde
Foster
Conde News
R. R. Deimer
Central High
Wester
Iron Aberdeen High School
atb-Vermillion
Daubenberger
Deimer
Fred Graeber
Mervin Batleson
Everett Cloos
Clarence Grohnke
Sunshine Highway
Foater
Mr. Deimer
Debenture Debate Halts As House Senate Clash Widens
Washington May 26 The house conferees demanded removal of the expert debenture plan from the farm relief bill and threatened to reopen talks only if that provision is struck. Senate negotiators insisted on keeping it, leaving the conference deadlocked and awaiting leadership actions as both chambers push ongoing tariff and census reapportionment work.
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Washington
House
Senate
Nouge
Tle
McNary
Oragon
Congress
Watson
Indiana
White House
Senate Finances Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Eight Young Wolves Captured in Hand County Den
Miller May 25 Special reports eight young wolves captured in a den in the southern part of Hand County by Martin Phillips. He notes abundant jackrabbits in the area despite previous heavy winter killings and says pheasants remain numerous.
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Hand County
Weather Briefing for Huron and South Dakota
Showers and cooler outlooks prevail tonight and Sunday across Huron South Dakota. Parts of the east and central regions see partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions with showers possible.
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Huron
South Dakota
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