Waltonians Seek Shorter Pheasant Season In Beadle County
Huron Izaak Walton League urges Beadle county pheasant season be cut to 10 days starting December 1 to prevent perceived extermination. Beadle county has 45 day season while others are closed east of Missouri river. Farmers cite late corn harvest and safety concerns. league cites small pheasant numbers after hot dry 1940 summer. Copies sent to state game and fish commission. next meeting may be late November.
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Beadie County
Huron Izaak Walton League
State Fish and Game Commission
Beadle County
Missouri River
The
Game Commission
Beadle
Huron
Izaak Walton League
Game and Fish Commission
Director of Game and Fish
Pierre
Izaak Walton
League
State Game and Fish Commission
H. Johnson
Department
Hitchcock Man In Fraud Case Involving $51,000 Swindle
Minneapolis reports revive an 11 year old fraud scheme where Emil Bucholz of Hitchcock South Dakota lost $51,000 plus Liberty bonds to a man posing as a financier and con artist. The case centers on a former Minneapolis police captain and an underworld figure as potential civil action targets.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Emil Bucholz
Hitchcock
Zarmex
Bucholz
Ralph Kimball
Ohio
Dyckman Hotel
Kimball
Weather Buree forecasts mixed conditions for Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a temperature change expected. South Dekets predict mostly fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with cooler readings in the southwest section.
Red Cross Aids In Child Work In Huron
The Red Cross in Huron reports 14 firms and five families enrolled fully in the annual Roll Call. Twelve local children received corrective care funded by donors, with costs saved for taxpayers and ongoing community relief efforts planned for winter. Members urged to join at Roll Call week November 17 to 22, with $1 per person.
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Huron
Red Cross
John P. Sauer
George C. Hunt Plumbing Company
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Lumber Company
Avenue Lumber Company
Huron Lumber Company
Peter Mintener Lumber Company
F. R. Bramwell Lumber Company
Huron Furnace Company
Huron Furnace company; Radio Station +KGDY; K. D. Kinyon undertaking parlor
Huron Dairy Products Company
J. C. Penney Company
Gold Medal Dairy Company
Costain Music Company
George C. Hunt
Rudolph Jahn
F. D. Kinyon
Shepard
Robert D. Lusk
Hervida Domas
Board of Education
Holl Call Committee
Bell Call
Wisconsin Ave Southwest
ENS
Ous
Dispatch Package Of Mail To Santa In Huron
A large package of letters inviting Santa to spend a day in Huron was sent to Santa at the North Pole. The Christmas Editor of the Evening Huronite expects a message soon on whether Huron will be included on his trip. Children urged to write now to the Christmas Editor care of the Evening Huronite.
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Santa
Santa Claus
Huron
Old Santa
North Pole
Huronite
Huroc
Huron Charity Workers Organize Meeting
Nearly 30 Huron Associated Charities members met with the Co-Operative club to map this winter’s charity work. Envoy O J Jones of the Salvation Army and Mrs C A Lafferty of the Red Cross outlined past efforts and plans, praising Christmas cooperation from the American Legion and Elks baskets aiding 612 people.
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Huron Associated Charities
Co-Operative Club
Huron
O. J. Jones
Salvation Army
C. A. Lafferty
Red Cross
Clyde R. Smith
Elis Club
Envoy Jones
American Legion
Beadle County
Elks Club of Huron
Smith
Elks Themselves Herald
Laebridge Fresnes
Emil Frost
Associated Charities
F. E. Lochridge
Red Crom
Churches, Elks
The
Lindbergh Plans Speed Upgraded Low-Wing Plane
Los Angeles nov 17 Carl Squier Lockheed general manager says Col Charles Lindbergh will visit to fit a new wing larger motor and retractable landing gear on his low wing nanoplane results include top speed around 225 mph. Improvements tested in California on Lindbergh orders nine months work. A 615 horsepower engine will replace 425 horsepower. Aircraft details kept confidential.
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Los Angeles
Carl Squier
Lockheed Aircraft Company
Charles Albergh
Squier
Col. Lindbergh
Col. Lindberg
Princeton
N. J
Cal
Lindberg
Burbank
Yankton Hosts Oriental Consistory Reunion Event
Yankton dispatch reports the fall reunion of Oriental Consistory Number 1 opening at the Masonic temple with a large class to receive the Scottish Rite degrees from the 4th to the 32nd inclusive. Many visiting members attend and the reunion will close with a banquet on Thursday night.
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Yankton
Masonic Temple
Awards Given for Tiger Day Floats at Huron Homecoming
Floats for the Huron High School homecoming parade were awarded in several categories. In classroom groups the first prize went to 3H general history with instructor Joho. English class by Miss Fisch took second. third place went to an unidentified float. In the organization group the Junior class won first, Seniors second and Chiefs leaders, third.
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Wo Sect
Huron High School
Joho
Fisch
Cear
Mrs Jorgen Boe Dies Saturday in Rochester
Mrs Jorgen Boe wife of the democratic lieutenant governor candidate in the recent general election died in Rochester Minnesota Saturday after lingering relapses following an operation. Her death was learned locally and follows medical complications noted in recent reports. Royal C Agne president left Sunday for a trip to the eastern states to meet prominent eastern men and arrange plans for his organization.
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Jorgen Boe
Rochester Presho
Rochester
Mra Boe
Borah Vows Not to Be Stampeded in Congress Program
Senator Borah of Idaho rejects any attempt to stampede the coming term of Congress. He says he will push for full consideration of key measures including Muscle Shoals operation, export debenture plans, and farm relief, while warning against cook ed up efforts to rush approvals. The Independents seek responsible debate amid a tight party split and uncertainty over the Speaker’s fate.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Norrig
Hoover
Senate
Petit
House of Representatives
Sie
Longworth
Garner
Texas
Savoldi Withdraws From Notre Dame
Notre Dame star fullback Joseph Savoldi withdrew from the university amid a matrimonial scandal. Announcement gave no details, noting only his withdrawal from Notre Dame after secret marriage to Audrey Koehler of South Bend in May 1928 and his subsequent divorce action.
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Savoldi
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Joe Savoldi
Joseph Savoldi
Audrey Koehler
Story Hour At Public Library For Children
Caroline Orvis will conduct a special story telling hour for children tomorrow at 4 15 pm in the public library. A now book exhibit is highlighted this week with Book Week opening today to encourage reading and parent engagement with juvenile books.
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Caroline Orvis
Caroline Cryix
Huron Abraman
Miss Orvis
Orvis
Pants Burglar Is Safe So Long As Poker Continues
New York story recounts Staten Island’s pursuit of a so called pants burglar. Ten police dogs failed to trap the elusive thief who vanished after 14 months of tracking. Police commissioner Groven Whalen admitted the culprit remains at large as long as residents gamble at night.
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New York
Staten Island
Groven Whalen
Mercury Rise After Snow Hits Huron And Mitchell
After a brief snow, Huron sees April like warm spell with 45F at 11 am and no sign of wind chill. Mitchell reports a trace of snow remaining from Sunday morning while snow disappeared in Yankton after a weekend with rain sleet and snow totaling 0.36 inch. A severe sleet storm hit Pauls area causing ice and power damage with wires and trees toppled across Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Huron
Mitchell Mitchell
Mitchell
Yankton
Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Canada
Northwest
Fargo
N. D
Moorhead
Min
Thomas W Williams to Sing in Messiah at Huron
Thomas W Williams tenor and instructor in voice at Dakota Wesleyan will debut before Huron on December 16 singing the tenor solo in the Messiah at the Presbyterian church. He fills in for Dean Alan E Beech er who cannot attend. Williams is a graduate of Oberlin College Conservatory in Oberlin Ohio.
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Thomas W. Williams
Dakota Wesleyan
Presbyterian Church
Williams
Alan E. Beecher
Dakota Wesleyan School of Music
Mr. Williams
Oberlin College Conservatory
Oberlin
Ohio
Occupants Escape In Automobile Collision Near Canton
Two automobiles were badly damaged but the occupants escaped injuries in a collision eight miles south of Canton on Sunday night. Voyle Stember of Sioux Falls drove one car with six passengers, while Bernie Jacobson of Canton drove the other with one passenger.
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Canton
Voyle Stember
Sioux Falls
Bennie Jacobson
Railroad Commission Clerk Dies At Pierre
W H Jewell longtime clerk for the South Dakota railroad commission died in Pierre after a sternum ailment became acute He previously ran the motor carrier department for eight years The unmarried man left a niece and nephew and was formerly of Parker California
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Railroad Commission
Pierre Pierre
W. H. Jewell
South Dakota Railroad Commission
Parker
Jewell
Commission
California
Grain Corporation Moves To Halt Panicky Wheat Selloff
Washington today reports the Grain Stabilization Corporation, under Farm Board chair Les Legge, buying wheat in cash and futures to stop panicky selling and stabilize domestic prices. Milner confirmed extended market intervention amid light receipts and growing per capita flour use. Government agencies, including the farm board allies, are supporting operations with holdings around 10 million bushels in December futures.
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Washington
Legge
Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
George S. Milner
Logee
Milner
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Dee
Tvs
Fails To Identify Gorman Slayers on Prairie Farm
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin report notes Elia Horrigan 75 failed to ID Donald Alderman 27 as one of four slayers who killed Patrick and Paul Gorman of Huron at a farm. The couple were fatally shot while dining with relatives. Alderman held on murder warrant by District Attorney Juica Cullen.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Nouv
Jen Horrigan
Donald Alderman
Patrick
Paul Gorman
Huron
Cornelius
Stephen Horrigan
Horrigan
Alderman
Jsuica Cullen
Postal Lease Probe Opens in St Paul
The U S Senate committee arrived in St Paul to probe the post office lease. A 1928 grand jury urged Justice Department action and lease cancellation, alleging overvaluation and poor building standards for the commercial sub post office station.
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St. Paul ST. Paul
United States Senate
St Paul
Department of Justice
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