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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
2
Governor W J Barlow proclaims October 6 to 12 as Fire Prevention Week in South Dakota. He urges citizens and officials to inspect properties and implement prevention measures to reduce fires and losses, noting 72 lives lost and over 1.26 million dollars in damage last year.
The readable portions describe a damaged scene with a person named Calott and mentions oil cans and a latch. The text is fragmented, making it difficult to identify a coherent event, date, or location. No clear outcome or organizations emerge from the legible material.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Manchester schools and a fourth, unclear reference. Core facts about grades or instructors are not readable, leaving a partial reference to sessions or instructors without concrete details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Weonsecker R A Ko produce financing and a connected play. The readable items are unclear and may relate to a financial note or production context without full details.
Fedora schools offer a broader set of curricular activities this year. The program includes science and arts options, with new after school clubs and athletic offerings planned in partnership with local groups.
Woonsocket shows a population rise of about 300 in one week. Officials say the surge is temporary and linked to railway crew workers from Chicago and Milwaukee who arrived for work in the area.
Salem Sept 5 a McCook county farmer uses old automobile tires as milking aids. He cuts tires into two strips with holes at ends and ties them to cow hips. The rubber slips over the tail to keep flies away and make milking easier for the farm hand and cow alike.
Esmond reporters note the pun lig schools in Uhlig city held their session today with teachers W Ohlsen, Margaret Cartland and Berst Bjarkenburg. Country schools in Hammond township list Nina Gardner, Richard selioo Pioreee Murphy, Cass s Leon Schnee, Corbin school ra Werner, Engel school, Dori Swanson, Swrdeon, school, Ethel Tilberg, Wallin school.
Official records show Codington County paid bounties totaling about 3080 dollars for crows and gophers from July 1928 to July 1929. Payments cover 22 214 gophers and 1 089 crows, with May 1929 recording the largest monthly outlay.
In the Big Bend district the Eagle Farm club secured the top prize at the Tay county fair for its exhibits. The contest spotlighted entries from local growers and artisans, with emphasis on quality display and variety.
Fedora September 5 Special The construction of the new Bar School in district 8 progresses to replace the old schoolhouse that burned last winter. The new building is planned to open soon.
Prominent speakers will join the annual meeting of the South Dakota Library Association in Rapid City. The rural conference opens October 9 with remarks from Lew i director of the commission and Leora J state. Farm Bureau and Parent-Teacher leaders from Huron Philip and Mary Dotve of the State college experiment will address rural topics. The library conference follows with Frank K. Walter and others as speakers. Activities include school library celebrations, trustee conferences, a picnic, canyon trip, banquet, and Black Hills sight-seeing day.
Marion Weidensee is president with Irysburg as vice president and Selen Miner in Yankton as vice president Esto Tat field in Huron serves as secretary treasurer.
Oklahoma harvest hand Charles Fetty who was jailed after slashing Fred Spurlin in a Watertown quarrel near the county line was ordered freed upon agreeing to cover medical costs for Spurlin. Spurlin sustained knife wounds during the blow exchange.
Catherine Ruhr 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Ruhr, four miles southeast of Watertown, was struck by lightning while on a front porch with her mother during a storm on Saturday. She remains in serious, semi conscious condition. a physician ordered bed rest. Mr Ruhr was unhurt.
Beresford mayor supports pajamas for night wear in heat amid a Sioux Falls controversy over daytime pajama use. City officials G. B. Hendrick and I. J. Nygaard defended relaxed attire as appropriate in a free society, while opposition questioned its propriety.
Northern Normal to host a five day frosh orientation starting Sept 12 led by President Anderson and Dean Wray. Freshmen will meet faculty tour the campus learn college traditions and register for the first time at Northern this year.
Regular classes were held today at Argonne schools with the full faculty on duty. The staff includes Lartired Walst as intendent and Audrey Gags in high school, with Alia Alaron, Mabte Ison, Astoria, Vera Waring, and Parker in the grades. Bus drivers are Lifted Lusk, Laverne Lusk, and Art Stevens. Due to housing shortages, Professor Larson and his family are living in a room in the school house.
In Kadora and across South Dakota advocates led by A G Granger urge state action to curb cattle rustling. The Western South Dakota Livestock Protective Association seeks evidence gathering and laws enabling apprehension and conviction of thieves and supports concurrent jurisdiction with tribal reservations.
Kadoka reports the oil well progressing to a depth of 40,000 feet marking a new SD record. The operation continues amid claims of securing the largest oil right in the state.
The readable lines describe a confused scene with references to downed height and unnamed locations. It mentions White River and January but lacks clear events, names, or actions to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
Advertises Adlerika as a remedy for gas pains and constipation. Claims quick relief after one spoonful and notes sale by Longstan Drug Co. and Aldyureisis. The text imitates old newspaper ad language with health claim emphasis.
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