140 Attend 4-H Banquet Monday
One hundred forty members attended the Beadle County 4-H Achievement banquet in the Baptist Church social rooms Monday night. Certificates were awarded for completing the year's work, with medals to Mrs. Maude Murray Thad Oviatt and Mrs. EAL Lyman for four years of leadership. Jane Hedlund received a best county record pin. The Thomas E. Wilson medal went to Harlan Olson for meat animal class leadership and John Smith earned a trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago for best record book. Dr. Frank Eversall of BUfon College praised the group and urged continued goals and project improvement. A.W. Palm complimented the members and encouraged keeping goals in sight to improve each project.
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Beadle County
Baptis Church
H.M. Jones
Maude Murray
Thad Oviatt
Eal Lyman
Mra. Lyman
Jane Hedlund
Homecraft Homes
Thomas E. Wilson
Harlan Olson
Lim
A.W. Palm
Reverse Ruling On Moratorium In South Dakota Court Strike
The South Dakota Supreme Court overruled a circuit judge, freeing federal land bank mortgages from the 1935 moratorium. The ruling leaves the act intact for non federal loans while affirming other decisions, including a Dey County DUI conviction and a Davison County wage dispute.
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Supreme Court
Peter Gonsor
Dey County
Minnehaha County
Hanson
Boyce-Greeley
Sioux Falls
Reelection Costs Roosevelt 670 in campaign report
President Roosevelt's post election statement shows total reelection cost of 670 with a single 150 Hyde Park town committee contribution and 10 postage. Earlier records note 20 more for postage and 500 donation to Dutchess County Democratic committee. Roosevelt reported no contributions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Tne
Dutchess County
New York
Democratic Committee
Robert Jefferys
Senate
Alf B M. Larden
Republican National Committee
William Lemke
Seek Law To Permit Shooting Of Fawns
In Two Harbors Minnesota Emil Schaefer game warden at Brimson telegraphed Governor Petersen seeking repeal of a measure banning fawn shooting. He cites rampant violations with fawn carcasses along local woods and reports of men offering to sell fawns to motorists. About one hundred sportsmen gathered in Brimson to protest the law and help draft the telegram.
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Minn
Emil Schaefer
St Brimson
H. Jaimar Petersen
Brimton
Schaefer
Ighwaye
Brimson
Petersen
Pheasant Crashes Window At Courthouse Office
Beadie County auditor elect Ed Youngs reported a pheasant crash through his courthouse window while he was at work with the C and N W railroad, causing a shock and prompting a question about window protection. The bird appeared misdirected and was found in his office after the pane shattered.
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Ed Youngs
Youngs
Beadie County
Payroll Rise for Huron Firms in 1935 Report
A Bureau of the Census survey shows Huron area payrolls totaling 483 000 for 1935, up from 398 000 in 1933, with 580 workers on the payroll versus 460 in 1933. Stores posted 4 769 000 in sales in 1936, compared with 3 093 000 in 1933, and 191 shops operated in 1935 up from 172. Food stores led payroll and sales, with 1 184 000 in sales and 123 workers.
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Huron
Bureau of the Census
United States Department of Commerce
Genera
Reservoir Drowning Damage Suit Lost at Webster
Charles Morris of Britton loses a $10 000 suit against Webster over his seven year old son’s drowning in a sewer evaporation reservoir in May 1924. Judge Ven Buren Perry directs the verdict, upholding a city duty to maintain a sewer system and noting no practical way to fence the 30 acre reservoir to deter children. Fire chief George Adams of Gettysburg announces the seventh annual Firemen’s Ball held November 2 at Legion Hall with Max Master’s orchestra from Bismarck performing.
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Webster
Charles Morris
Britton
Ven Buren
Perry
Morris
George Adams
Gettysburg
Legion Hall
Max Master
Bismarck
N. D
Will Barnish
Beadle County RA program cited for large aid totals
Emerson reports Beadle County farmers received 416271 in RA aid last year the largest county total in South Dakota with 230 82 advanced through various loans and 185432 in emergency grants. Drought aid included 2250 in emergency livestock feed loans and 1225 in emergency crop loans. Seed loans 31352 and 102330 standard rehab rooms plus 23149 emergency subsistence loans. About 2800 of 2000 Beadle farm families referred to WPA for rural work projects with 1600 at work. Farm debt adjustment reduced 672025 in frozen assets to 25535 with 415 1M saved. 12952 in back debts payable on 23217 acres.
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Resettlement Administration
E. Fl. Emerace
Emerson
South Dakota
Beadle County
WPA
Solon Recognizes Simpson Romance Sparks U S Policy Debate
Washington reports Rep. Cannon plans to introduce a resolution urging the president to bar American diplomats and representatives from participating in the coronation and marriage ceremonies of the king of England amid the reported engagement to an American divorcee. The document notes the name Wallis Simpson indirectly. Winter dust storms in Oklahoma and Kansas bring brown snow to Vermont and New Hampshire.
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Solon
Washington
Great
Edward
Wallis Simpson
Cannon
Oklahoma
Kansas
Vermont
New Hampshire
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Huron Tiger debuts and local news
The first issue of the Huron Tiger, the Huron High School paper, appears with Evelyn McTivning as editor and Clarence Cnog as business manager. Local items include staff changes, a Marysville man back at BEL Bowe, travel plans, a tonsil operation, a surgeon relative, Joe Dwur's band for a dance, and a cabinet meeting about deputation training. A music tea hosted by Mrs. George C Fullenweider featured a concert by Huron musicians with a rose and white recital setting.
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Huron Tiger
Huron High School
Evelyn McTivning
Clarence Cnog
Frank Adame
Marysville
Kan
Huron
Bel Bowe
Myre
Harry Thomson
Fred Curtis
Omar
Yankton Hersid
James Kent
Donald
L C. Williamson
Aberdeen
Joe*Dwur
Bowery
Oneditorium
Asia
Thhe
Huron College Young Men's Christ ‘Can Association
Snd
J. Boe
John Buleck
Mitchell
George C. Fullenweider
Harriet Grant
Geo. C. Fullenweider
Nowers
Bonds Sold for Carthage School Auditorium
Carthage board of education voted at a special meeting on November 26 to sell bonds for the new school auditorium and gymnasium to C. W. Britton Company of Sioux City. The sale, aided by a U S government grant, clears the way for construction to begin as soon as possible.
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Carthage
Carthage Board of Education
C. W. Britton Company
Sioux City
U. S
Excelsior Club Hosts Aug Guest Night at Maxam Home
Excelsior Club entertained Tuesday evening at the A. B. Maxam home on Preston Lake. The program featured history of chinaware by Mrs. H. B. Ashbaugh, history of silverware by Mrs. A. L. Stuve land, a vocal solo by Mary Moon, a piano duet by Ruth Johnson and Patricia Bone net, and a reading by Dorothy Alseth. Refreshments concluded the evening.
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Excelsior Club
Preston Lake
Preston
A. B. Maxam
H. B. Ashbaugh
A. L. Stuveland
Mary Moon
Ruth Johnson
Patricia Bonenet
Dorothy Alseth
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Headle
Se Spool
Newberry
Newberry Square
Tyn the
Hanford
Alott
Milan
Teicher
Gapree
Duchess County
Lemke
Prohibition Party
Leigh Calvin
George Nelson
Socialist Party
Pheasant
Penney’s
Enneys
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