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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1933

Page

6

Synod Opens Its Fiftieth Meeting in Huron

The Synod of South Dakota opened its fiftieth annual meeting in the First Presbyterian church at Huron. Dr. Walz of Rapid City chaired and will deliver the moderator's sermon on The Conquest of Three Worlds. A memorial for Harlan Page Cargon will follow, with Dr. Butt giving the commemorative address, and the synod to organize after business. Public events include lectures by John McDowell and H. C. Lauderbough with a postaddress reception for the moderator.

Synod of South Dakota Sesalona First Presbyterian Church Walz D. D Presbyterian Church Rapid City Dr. Walz Harlan Page Cargon Huron Mermon D. M. Butt Elizabeth Yvoochees ‘Hall John McDowell Presbyterian H.C. Lauderbough New York City Hur College McDowell

South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs Ends Session in Aberdeen

Officers were to be elected and reports given as the thirty-fourth annual convention nears its close. Notable speakers included national officers Mex Grace Morrison Poole and Mrs. A E Jones, with focus on Indian programs, welfare work, and junior clubs. Highlights featured home foundation topics and Indian social needs on reservations.

Aberdeen South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs Mex Grace Morrison Poole Washington General Federation A. E. Jones Lisbon N. D Stone American Home Department Federation E. A. Follay Webster Jessie High Hawk Allen Pine Ridge Louise Adams Porcupine Tens Forked Butte Rosebud Charles McBride Bronx Crow Creek K. Brent ‘Woodruff Wakpela South Dakota

North Dakota Sets State Levy At 6.79 Mills

North Dakota boards of equalization set the state tax levy at 6.79 mills for operating the state government and bond interest, producing about 2.53 million dollars this year. Last year the levy was 8.9 mills with roughly 3.98 million dollars in tax revenue.

North Dakota Bismarck N. D Ynille Boards of Equalization

Avenk Stribling II Buried After Motorcycle Crash

The heavyweight boxer Avenk Stribling II was mourned today in a public funeral at the municipal auditorium crematory stage under Shrine conduct. He died from injuries after a motorcycle collision with a car last Sunday.

Avenk Erditorium Bibbling

Death of William Sargent at Iroquois

William Sargent age 9 died suddenly yesterday afternoon at home after working in fields He is survived by his widow and four sons Chester Ellis Marion and Lawrence of Des Moines one sister Mrs Z Babcock of Los Angeles funeral services will be held at 12 30 Saturday from the home with Rev J M Hunter in charge burial in Iroquois cemetery

William Sargent Troquois William Sergent Kingsbury Bargent Chester Ellis Marion Lawrence Des Moines Z. Babcock Los Angweles J. M.’ Hunter Iroquois

Health Officers Elect Clark Man At South Dakota Meeting

Dr BE F Ramsey of Clark was elected president of the South Dakota Health Officers association at its annual meeting. Dr J B Vaughn Castlewood became vice president and Dr W H Griffith Huron secretary treasurer. Discussions covered undulant fever with speakers from Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota. About 50 health officers attended.

BE. F. Ramsey Clark South Dakota Dr. Dunham University of Minnesota C. A. Hunter University of South Dakota C. F. Jordan Iowa Department of Health J. C. Obhrmacher South Dakota Department of Health Chamberlain W. W. Towne B.kilbourne Fargo N. D Faro E. Stewart

Lavender Lady Wins Jersey Honors Again At Dairy Show

Lavender Lady, owned by E. P. Darnell of Springfield Missouri, was chosen grand champion cow for the third consecutive year at the Dairy Cattle show in Los Angeles. The same animal was grand champion at the last national dairy show two years ago. A call boy from Troy Missouri, Joseph Brumme, defeated boys from ten other states in the oratorical contest conducted by the Future Farmers of America.

Walanla E. P. Darnell Springfield Joseph Brumme Troy Future Farmers of America

Praises Courage Of South Dakotans

W. W. Howes, second assistant postmaster general and Democratic national committeeman from South Dakota, said his trip showed the state is more solidly Democratic than ever. He praised the people for spirit and courage and noted officials are working to provide relief.

South

Hedberg Denies Kidnap Charges in Court

Dr. W. H. Hedberg, a St. Paul chiropractor, pleads not guilty to indictments charging kidnapping and assault of Dr. E. J. Engberg state medical examining board secretary. The July attack followed Engberg being summoned from home at night and ordered to perform a mutilating operation before being drugged.

Rennix Injured. Gopher Grid Candidate Out

Minneapolis report says Minnesota halfback candidate George Rennix of Aberdeen South Dakota suffered an arm fracture in Tuesday practice, sidelining him from the Minnesota University football lineup. News notes the injury may affect the team’s roster as the season progresses.

Lawyer Turns Down Spanish Premiership

Madrid October 5 A wealthy lawyer declined the office of premier of Spain saying many difficulties hindered his ability to form a cabinet and succeed that of Ane Leroux. He cited trouble finding allies and the political obstacles in the Spanish capital.

Madrid Sari Roman Spain Alealx Zamora Ane Leroux

Minnehaha Brewing Firm Incorporated

Minnehaha Brewing and Malting Company of Sioux Falls was incorporated in Pierre on October 5. The report notes the establishment as a brewing and malting firm. The event marks an early corporate formation for the Sioux Falls business.

Minnehaha Brewing Firm Pierre Company ‘of Sioux Falls Ann" Foen

Buying Campaign Ts Being Pushed

Hugh S Johnson urged a “buy now” campaign to speed credit and spending. He spoke to manufacturers and advertisers nationwide as the NRA drive begins to lift payrolls, align with Roosevelt credit Expansion, and coincides with Bowery Savings’ Henry Bruere coordinating the effort. Government rail bids and fastenings purchases are planned to support the drive.

Washington Hugh ‘S. Johnson NRA Johnson Roosevelt Henry Brueére Bowery’ Savings Bank of New York New York City Bruere Johnsson Indus

Farm Admin Opens Public Hearing on Price Fitting Provisions

The farm administration opens a public hearing as consideration of the food and grocery code price fitting sections begins Monday. Officials will study two courses of action to increase sales and aggressively promote provisions.

Farm Administration

Wheat acreage cuts total six and a half million next year

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration says wheat growers sign up to remove 6,599,000 acres from production for next year, bringing registered acreage to 43,999,024 with 475,378 contract applications. The cut represents about 10 percent of total wheat acreage. In a separate item Claude Williams was fined $10 in municipal court for reckless driving.

Washington Agricultural Adjustment Administration Claude Williams

Farmers Union and Holiday association discuss proposed agriculture code

Representatives of the National Farmers Union and the National Farmers Holiday Association met Secretary Wallace and Agriculture Adjustment Administrator George N. Peek to discuss their proposed code for agriculture. They declined to comment on current status and planned another talk before issuing a statement.

Washington National Farmers Union National Farmers, Holiday Association Wallace George N. Peek Peek

South Dakota Receives Interim Home Loan Certificates

South Dakota's branch of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation has received 100000 worth of interim certificates for refunding urban home mortgages. The certificates are shipped pending the issuance of definitive bonds. Felix L Vidal Jr a West Point graduate will enter the air corps primary flying school at Randolph Field Texas on October 12 with eight months at Randolph and four months at Kelly Field before permanent officer status.

South Dakota Washington Home Owners’ Loan Corporation AIR Corps Washington Felix L. Vidal, Jr West Point Madeson, D. D Air Corps Randolph Field Tex Kelly Field Vidal

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