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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1933

Page

12

Husking Contest Draws West Point Crowd For Title Quest

Corn huskers gather at a Ben Stalp farm near West Point on November 9 for the national husking contest prize of 200 dollars. Carl Seiler of Illinois defends his title as entrants from several states including Indiana, South Dakota, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois vie. Spectators watch husking, weigh-in, and penalties for cleanliness before winners are announced.

West Point Nebraska Corm Mmyard Seiler Mry County Tlinois Ilinois Ina South Dakota Minnesota Missouri Kansas Indiana Chic

Guard Witness In Kelly Trial

Memphis dispatch reports Germaine Arnold the 12 year old key government witness arrived with her mother from Chicago to testify in the Langford Ramsey case and the crowd of guards escorted them to a hotel. Also Cass Coleman Texas farmer arrived to testify as he serves a year and a day for harboring Kelly on his Fort Worth area farm.

Kelly Memphis Tenn Ger- Deine Arnold Chicago Langford Ramsey George Kathryn Cass Coleman Coleman Fort Worth Leavenworth Penitentiary Tex

Farmer Puffe Wins at Marshall Fair With Hogs

Marshall Texas reports Pat Pyffe entered two hogs in the county fair to save space on his farm. Officials allowed entry. judges awarded blue ribbons and a cash prize, sparking disbelief as the win came without effort or expected triumph.

Marshall Tex Pat Pyffe Marshal Fair Fair Puffe

Miasmatic Marsh Brings First Large Bread Crop

The Agro Pontine area southwest of Roe has reclaimed land and produced a large harvest. With 3,472 tons of cereals this year, 2,732 tons were wheat and 42 tons from military wartime effort. Count Orsolini Concelli reported 110 acres sown in 1932, rising to 7,450 acres in 19%.

Ponting Rome Maria Mussolini Orsolini Concelli

Aged Blackshirt Experts Ousted In Fascist Shakeup

Rome reports Achille Starace, secretary of the fascist party, ordering department chiefs to replace veteran employees with youths eager to learn. The policy aims to give youth a chance and reduces the use of the term employee in party offices, replacing it with atto attache.

Rome Achille Starace Fascist Party Starace

Japan to relinquish extraterritorial rights in Manchukuo

In Manchukuo on September 1, 1935 Japan plans to stop consular courts and transfer taxation and railway zone powers to the new state. The Manchukuoan government hires 1000 Japanese police to train locals in law enforcement. In Lyon France, traces of Marcus Aurelius era amphitheater found, with 20 000 capacity.

Japan Changchun Manchuria Manchukuo South Manchuria Marcus Aurelius Lyon France Fourvierve

I Loved a Woman and The Power and The Glory Showings

Huron and surrounding areas present a mix of films including I Loved a Woman at BIJOU and The Power and The Glory starring Colleen Moore and Spencer Tracy. Narratage tech highlights while Roosevelt era themes echo in a cross section of American life.

Edward Robinson Theodore Roosevelt John Hayden Packer Robinson Hayden Colleen Moore Spencer Tracy Huron Miss Moore Tracy Ralph Morgan Holer Vinson Mr. Lasky Bijou Raron Williamson Ael Spencer ‘Tracey Huron Theatre

Radio Features "She Beat Dy Ravioland" Broadcast Plan

Philadelphia Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski to broadcast a daily 15 minute symphonic program on WABC CBS starting next month. Programs run 5 p.m. except Sundays linking brief concert segments. Roosevelt to address nation Sunday night via NBC and CBS networks. NBC to host no guest charges after moving to Radio City. Listings include WEAF NBC WABC WJZ WLS and other stations with various acts and times. Swedish temperance movement expands with 6,500 new enrollments in a year and 230,000 adult members.

C. E. Butterfield Central Standard New York Philadelphia Orchestra Leopold Stokowski Wabccbs Roosevelt WEAF NBC White House Radio City

Life Saving Hobby With Michigan Man

Fred Johnson of Menominee Michigan has spent 38 years patrolling Green Bay shores from his backyard dock watching for maritime mishaps. He has saved 22 lives while working as a furniture factory spinner. Johnson built his own life saving boat and equipped his station largely from improvised gear.

Michigan Menominee Mich Fred Johnson Green Bay Johnson

Swedish woman teaches herself several languages in two years

Miss Dagmar Karlberg aged 68 of Gavle Sweden claims she taught herself Bulgarian Romanian Chinese Serbian and Turkish in just over two years.

Will Rogers Ropes Farley at Texas Post Office Rodeo

An Anacacho ranch near the Texas Mexico border hosts a dramatic gathering as James A. Farley is roped and toppled by Will Rogers during a rodeo scene. President Garner and other officials are reported as guests, with Rogers and Morrison noted in the event amid a story of jest and tension at the ranch.

Anacacho Texas Mexico Boarder Texas James A. Farley Wii’ Rogers Rogers Farley Roberts

Indians Used Cat Tails As Food In Piute Diets

In Los Angeles Nevada Piute Indians reportedly ate cat tails seeds roasted from a marsh plant Typha retfolia as documented by M R Harrington curator of the Southwest Museum. Fraternity expenses at the University of Iowa have dropped from 1930s levels to about 35 dollars a month by cutting dances and house parties and buying food coal more economically.

Iowa City University of Iowa Los Angeles Nevada M. R. Harrington Southwest Museum

Neighborhood News Update From Local Residents

Mrs. H C Y Sellers recovering from pneumonia after a week’s illness. visited by Capt Zer Smith of Brookings. Local residents James Hammer of Hitchcock, Ophelia Youngs, W S Leight, and others visited relatives in Heopstow and Fullerton. Clark Collier returned to Glendale after weeks here with friends. others headed to California for winter. Herbert Lound Peter Lund and John Funke joined John Sums for hotel replumbing in St. Lawrence. Forest Anderson of Correctionville visited Ed and Roy Neumeyer. several others noted in brief local notes.

C.y.Sellers Zer Smith Brookings J.lynch D. W. Lylarber Frank Rodman Heopstow James Hammer Hitchcock Nettie Hammer John Forest.Anderson Correctionville Roy Neumeyer

Crowell Family Returns From Iroquois Visit

Mr and Mrs Truman Crowell of Minneapolis, visiting relatives in Iroquois, returned home Wednesday. His mother Mrs Ming Crowell rented her house and joined them to spend winter at their home. The Ladies Aid held its first meeting of the new year at Mrs G B Irvin’s home, outlining plans and adopting a new constitution and by laws.

Truman Crowell Minneapolis Ming Crowell Ladies Aid Society G. B. Irvin

Local People News Briefs From Aberdeen and Nearby

Patricia Sullivan in nurse training at Aberdeen hospital spoke at the high school during a home visit. Mrs. T. L. Bunn visits Sioux City relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jacoby return to Detroit after days with Mrs. Jacoby's sister. Mrs. C. S. Layman's mother Mrs. C. B. Warren returns to Sioux City with daughter Mrs. W. Ho Lynch. The Hunters come from Vermillion after Methodist conference. Louise Coleback home after Chicago visit for Century of Progress and relatives.

Patricia Sullivan Aberdeen’ Hospital T. L. Bunn Sioux City J. R. Jacoby Detroit Mich Chicago Century of Progress Cetatives

Funeral attendance and travel notes in South English region

Andrew Darby and sister 3 R Hoskins and Mrs Wilkvn son Joe of South English attended Nettie Darby’s funeral. Alva C Bales returned from Wisconsin Minnesota trip after nearly three weeks. Mrs W Johns of Huron attended Nettie Darby’s funeral.

Wolsey Andrew Darby R. Hoskins Wilkvn Joe South English Nettie Darby Alva “C. Bales Points Wisconsin Minnesota W. 4. Johns Huron

Girl Scout Meeting Noted in Huron Capstone Event

Fairfield Carol Jeannette, Elnexe and Dorothy Olson attended a Girl Scout meeting at Huron on Saturday. Earl Bischoff left for San Diego on Wednesday morning. Mrs C V Olson and Mrs Ross Cummings attended a Christmas demonstration at the courthouse in Huron on Wednesday afternoon.

Fairfield Carol Jeannette Elnexe Dorothy Olson Huron Earl Bischoff San Diego Cal C. V. Olson Ross Cummings Court House

Norway Liberal Government Refuses to Quit

Oslo reports the liberal government will not resign after the labor party made gains in Sunday elections. Labor gains 22 seats for 69 total, conservatives 31, liberals 24, agrarians 22. result shows a fragmented parliament and shifting power dynamics.

Norway Oslo Labor Party Labor Liberals Agrarians

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