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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1929

Page

5

States Report at Grarse Meet

Seattle November 14 delegates attend the sixty third annual convention of the national grange. 5000 delegates welcomed by Mayor Frank Edwards and Gov. Roland H. Hartley. 3000 expected to receive seventh degree tomorrow. Convocation of the assembly of Demeter Saturday. National broadcast planned for 45 minutes. Samuel J. McKelvie and Charles Wilson to speak next week. Taber urged placing reclamation under agriculture to align farm plans with national needs.

Seattle Srango Louis J. Paber Frank Edwards Roland H. Iartley Washington Assembly of Demeter Btaugés Samuel J. McKelvie Formaer Nebraska Charles Wilson Hoover Farm Board Taber Tas Federal Bureau of Reclamation Department of Agriculture

Journalists Form Club At Madison

A new organization named Gamma Sigma has formed on the Eastern Normal campus to promote literary writing and journalism. Lois Drake, an instructor in journalism, will advise the club and guide the students in their writing efforts.

Madison Madison al- Tis Gamma Sigma Nor~msal Ty Mise Lois Drake Journalsm

Seek Uniformity for Closing On Holidays

MADISON Nev L A movement sponsored by the Madison Kiwanis club aims to establish a uniform system for holiday closings of local retail businesses. Merchants plan to display small cards listing observed holidays and closing times, with New Year s Day Memorial Day Fourth of July Armistice Day and Christmas noted.

Madison Nev Madison Kiwanis Club Lalor Sand

Eradication of bovine tuberculosis urged at rochester assembly

BROOKINGS NOV. L Special A Rochester Minn official urged eradicating bovine tuberculosis as a major Northwest problem. Dr D C Lockhead deputy health officer said about one TB case per herd likely originates from mill front contaminated herds. He cited low dairy cattle infection rates in the region and tuberculin testing as a means to detect disease cheaply, noting portions of the nation report higher mortality among cattle.

Brookings Northwest D.C. Lockhead Rochester Minn Dotter Lockho W. H. Maro Deetor Lockhead

Alpena Streets Get Repaired In Southwest Town Section

Alpena reports several streets improved with five blocks in the southwest area graded by street commissioner W. Lund assisted by FO. Pods. Two blocks north of the Atlas Lumber company yards and the Barker area street nearby are to be graded.

Alpena WW. Lund FO. Pods Tuwn Atlas Lumber Company Barker's

Play A Fan Raises Funds at State Theater

Experts and faculty from Vesmet High performed the play A Fan at the State theater to raise funds for school programs. The show, held last night, showcased local talent and supported educational needs.

James River Bridge Work Advances North of Wittenberg

Work on the bridge across the Jim river north of Wittenberg on federal aid highways is progressing from Scotland toward Alexandria. Willis Bonestess of Wagner, the contractor, has materials shipped and is trucking them to the site. Two bunk houses are in place and work may continue through favorable winter days. The grading contract has been let but may be delayed until spring.

James River Meno Jim River Wittenberg Scotland Alexandria Willis Bonestess Wagner

German police arrest Subkoff in Bonn funeral run

Berlin reports Alexander Subkoff husband of Princess Victoria of Schaumburg Lippe was arrested in Bonn for entering Germany without a permit. He allegedly aimed to attend the Princess Victoria funeral. A Russian émigré, he had spent years abroad after conflicts with Germany Luxembourg Belgium and France.

Berlin Alexander Subkof Victoria of Germany Belgium France Luxemburg Bonn Benali Kaiser Vice Storia

Gangster Acts as Own Counsel in Slot Machine Case

Chicago November 14. Forward Spiker O'Donnell has decided to represent himself in his slot machine racket case. He believes lawyers are a luxury and asserts they want money, and he will not pay unless it yields any sugar. Sugar meaning money in his slang.

Caigago Spiker O'Donnell Spike Tris Audal Sunc

Spike O Donnell's Self Defense Jury Recall Trial

Spike O Donnell recalled acting as his own lawyer in a past case described as a bum rap for safecracking. He said he picked his own jury and was sprung in five minutes, while his mouth pleading involved asking jurors if they liked cops and beer. The remarks tied to fellow defendants and O Donnell’s reputation among baron beer figures.

Spike O' Donnell

Pioneer Day at Gann Valley honors Ziboa Dakotah showing

Gann Valley plans Pioneer Day for November 16 to coincide with the screening of Ziboa Dakotah a South Dakota product. The event draws interest as Crow Creek reservation Indians from Buffalo County appear in scenes and Roland Wrealy Ft Thompson high school superintendent also features in the film.

Gann Valley South Dakota Crow Creek Reservation Buffalo County Roland Wrealy Ft. Thompson

Pioneer celebration to honor Buffalo county settlers

The event offers a $3 prize to the man who has pioneer tenure longest in Buffalo county. A Treg ranch for the pioneers will be served at noon. Abernathy Post of the American Legion sponsors the gathering to unite old settlers.

Buffalo County Abernathy Post American Legion

Improvements At De Smet Methodist Church

The Methodist Episcopal church in De Smet has undergone extensive improvements this season with major interior redecorations. Rev. Floyd E. Viken leads the church, here, as repairs progress.

de Smet Methodist Episcopal Church Floyd E. Viken

Hunter discovers bounty claim on sheriff’s police dog

Green River Wyoming November 14. Hunter Jick Evers went to the courthouse to claim a reward for a dog he shot and skinned. The animal turned out to be the sheriff’s pet police dog, creating an unexpected twist in the case.

Green River Wyo Jick Evers

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