New Taxicab Firm Organizes in Huron
A new taxicab company the South Dakota Cab company has started operations in Huron. Three cabs form its fleet, organized by Vi. Lasther, former Ray Hine operator, and Emil Way, former manager of the Texaco gasoline station, with partners. Headquarters are above the Manols grocery near the Huron theatre, sharing offices with the Huron Transportation Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Cab Company
Huron
Vi. Lasther
Ray Hine
Awl
Emil Way
Texaco
Kansas Avenue
Third Street
Manols Grocer
Huron Theatre
Huron Transportation Company
S. D. Woman Endorsed By Legion Auxiliary
Madison announces Mrs. Freda Kramer of Madison endorsed by the American Legion Auxiliary state conventions in Nebraska and Wyoming for national president. She is national vice president for the northwest division and has prior endorsements from South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Minnesota delegations.
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Madison
American Legion Auxiliary
Nebraska
Wyoming
Freda Kramer
Kramer
Northwest Elyision
South Dakota
North Dakota
Fontana
Minnesota Delosions
Antelope To Be Shown At South Dakota Fair
Seven antelope from a state preserve southeast of Buffalo will be exhibited at the Huron state fair this year. Exhibits of these animals have attracted interest at the fair in recent years.
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South Dakota
Here
Huron
Mellette Schools Open With 141 Enrolled
Mellette schools begin the year with 141 enrolled, 57 in high school and 34 in the grades. Enrollment in the high school is expected to reach about 70. Monday was enrollment day with grades and pupils dismissed afterward. Grade counts show 42 boys and 42 girls in the grades, 12 in first and second, 14 in third, six in fourth, ten in fifth, and seven in sixth. High school classes list 15 freshmen, 12 sophomores, 12 juniors, and 17 seniors.
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Mellette
Sept
Stades
Uert
Kill Pheasants Too Soon Pair Fined Twenty
In Sully County two farm hands Jim Paris and William Ireland pleaded guilty before a justice of the peace to shooting pheasants out of season. They were fined twenty dollars each and the carcasses ordered for disposal.
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Agar
Sully
Jim Paris
William Ireland
Davis
Ireland
Prosecution on Drug Sale Charge Reported in Pierre
Pierre South Dakota September 5 One prosecution on charges of dispensing poisonous drugs without a permit or registration was announced by T O Ronayne director of the division of inspections state department of agriculture Elmer J Wolamuth of Spearfish was prosecuted for sale of paris green
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Pierre
T. O. Ronayne
State Department of Agriculture
Elmer J. Wolamuth
Spearfish
Paris
Prosecutions Reported by Inspections Director
The inspections director announced several cases including Lem Totman of Montrose fined 850 and costs for failing to affix stamps to cigarettes after opening the original carton. John Jackson of Bison fined 50 and costs for selling unstamped cigarettes. B Schweitzer of Glencross fined 5 and costs for operating an insanitary cream station.
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Lem Totman
Montrose
John Jackson
Bison
B. Schweitzer
Glencross
Fragmentary OCR Item From 27 In width
Readable OCR fragment notes a measurement and position item with unclear context. It mentions the figures 27 and 36 and a possible reference to width or distance but lacks complete description or surrounding details.
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S. D
Legion Auxiliary
Waibel Hardware CO
Ling
Loeb
Tov
Belgium
France
Germany
Japan
China
Sasinge
St. Regis
Elsie Dinsmore
Ee Mart Psm
Inbrit
VOGUE
Wisconsin
Ferndell
Booth
Nl Armour
Cook
Lie
the Fair Store
Masonic Temple
Huron, S. D
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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