Sioux Falls air races open with marine stunt squadron
A squadron of Marines and two girl stunt fliers prepared to perform despite weather as the Sioux Falls air races began their second day at Soo Skyways airport. Capt Frank Hawks, famed speed record holder, is billed tomorrow. Dorothy Hester, 20, of Portland, teamed with Tex Rankin for looping feats in a light plane. Johnny Livingston of Aurora, NL, added two wins yesterday, with Art Davis and C P Kysor in runners up positions. An autogiro was demonstrated by Lieut Johnny Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Soo Skyways
Frank Hawks
Quantico
Va Tha Marines
Dorothy Hester
Portland, Ore
Marine Squadron
Atlantic Coast
Hawks
Miss Hester
Tex Rankin
Fortland
Johnny Livingston
Aurora
Pony Express
Art Davis
East Lansing
Mich
C. P. Kysor
Ottumwa
Iowa
Davis
Ralph Nelson
Harold Neumann
Moline
Lieut
Johnny Miller
Foughkeensie
Dance at Pavilion Called Off Tonight
Tonight's dance at the pavilion east of Huron on highway 14 is canceled to finish floor work and decorations. The Kansas City Playboys were to perform, with subsequent Fair Week dances to run nightly at 9:15 p.m. Grant Moore and his Brunswick recording New Orleans Black Devils are set to headline during Fair Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Highway 14
Kansas City Playboys
Grant Moore
Brunswick
New Orleans Black Devils
Fifty Fathoms Deep at Bijou Adds Deep Sea Thrills
A Columbia film starring Jack Holt, Richard Cromwell, and Loretta Sayers opens Wednesday and Thursday at Bijou. The plot follows two deep sea divers as they rescue a wedged salvage victim, showcasing underwater cutting torches and the shift from dynamite to advanced tools in salvage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jack Holt
Richard Cromwell
Loretta Sayers
Guilty Lips Continues as Norma Seeks Advertising Work
Norma pushes into advertising with Brad Hart, tagging along to meet clients while Mark Travers braces for a steady paycheck. They attend a talking drama, Norma studies Psychology in Selling Advertising, and Mark hopes for commissions as he starts at forty five dollars weekly before the suspense of a doorstep pay arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Hart
Hart
Motion Picture House
Norma
Mark Travers
Mark
Foshay Trial Debates Profit Or Loss Claims
Auditing firms split on whether W. 3B. Foshay Co. showed a loss or profit for 1927 as Robert G. Clark Vermont bank commissioner testifies in the defraud case. John C. Rake notes the government’s claim that dividends were paid from unearned funds to maintain a favorable record for security sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foshay
Minneapolis
W. 3B. Foshay Company
Robert G. Clark
Vermont Bank
Clark
Foshay Enterprises
John C. Rake
Washington
Differ On Plans For Tax Revision
Washington September 12. Administration Republicans clash over tax revision for next session with Senator Watson opposing changes while Senator Reed and Representative Bacharach push new revenue ideas. President Hoover weighs borrowing versus revenue reform as Democrat Harrison condemns burden hikes amid fiscal strain concerns. Reed favors a half percent sales tax and cautions cuts to veterans programs if funds fall short. Bacharach backs higher income taxes for top brackets plus a gift tax. Harrison disputes the need for new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Watson
Indiana
White House
Treasury
Reed
Pennsylvania
Bacharach
New Jersey
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance
Democratic National Committee
Hoover
Farm Board
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mellon
Hoerrison
Pierre Man Killed In Railroad Yard Incident
Norman Shirley of Pierre died from injuries after being struck by a string of freight cars in the railroad yards while crossing the tracks early today. The 27 year old was walking across the rail line when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Norman Shirley
Shirley
Neighborhood News Sees Local Visits and Deaths
Mr and Mrs Arllie Winegar visited relatives in Har old weekend. Ladies Aid met quietly in the church basement. Joy Russell reported on a summer conference. Relatives traveled to Watertown Sunday for the death of Myrtle Jealous. Hamiltons and Hales attended the funeral in Watertown Monday. Johnston will not teach this year. Several families attended the Watertown funeral of Mrs Jealous, a former local resident. Hurst and Palmer visited Huron Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Joy Russell
Harvey Williams
Laird Bonin
Watertown
Myrtle Jealous
George McKichan
Jealous
James Hales
Willow Lakes
R. W. Johnston
Frank Hamilton
Frank James
Jeolous
Albert Hurst
Hugh Palmer
Weekend World News from Huron and Nearby
A parade of short notes records births and illnesses, travel and visits across Huron and nearby towns. Residents like Mr. and Mrs Martin Wilkins and Mrs Ed Spry are mentioned with relatives in Mitchell Bancroft Lake Preston and Watertown. A car accident damaged one vehicle in Huron while families visited, traveled, or returned home from Lincoln and Benwn Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Martin Wilkins
Huron
Charles Barber
John Flemner
Elizabeth
al Flesner
Lois van Taiwel
Lake Prestor
T. J. Rosser
Mitchell
Dan Costello
Custer
Benwn
Minn
Eastman
Fred Gellerman
Claude Parker
Arlington
Iola Rogers
Watertown
Ernest Scott
Gladys Shelp
Brookings
Broadland Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Broadland residents share family visits and travels as Mrs Johnston and parents from Brooklyn call on relatives in town. Julie Morris, nurse at Sprague hospital in Huron, visits her parents. Williams, Huron and Salem visitors stop by homes. teachers and principals take weekend trips to Yankton, Sioux City, and Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Morris
Isprague Hospital
Huron
Mrr
Howard Morris
James Codle
Williams,fa
F. A. Vollenweider
Chester Lytle
Thomas Terney
R. C. Barber
Fac
Miss Barber
Huron High School
Valera Eddings
Hurton Hospital
Arthur Abramson
Tulare Visitors and Local Notes From Huron Area
Tulare residents hosted visitors including the Cleve Lepley family of Eldora Iowa and the George Brugger family shopping in Huron. James Patsen serves on the federal grand jury in Deadwood. Emil Klass is treated in a Huron hospital after an injury from a horse kick. Mike Burns traveled from North Dakota to visit his sons. School staff includes Superintendent W J Brugger and teachers Grace Harris Cardell Miller. Elementary teachers include Mrs W S Hodgson Esther Binger Eva Summer Mabel Marzahn LaVera Hinger visiting from Mankato. Josephine Haas will teach in Joliet Illinois again this year. The Rev and Mrs A L Schieler return from Illinois and Missouri. Mrs L Jenness hosts her mother Mrs Halstead from Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert Lepley
Cleve Lepley
Eldora
George Brugger
Huron
James Patsen
Federal Grand Jury
Deadwood
Emil Klass
Mike Burns
North Dakota
W. J. Brugger
Grace Harris
Cardell Miller
W. 5. Hodgson
Esther Binger
Eva Summer
Mabel Marzahn
LaVera Hinger
Mankato
Minn
George Binger
Josephine Haas
Joliet, IL
A. Ll. Schieler
Illinois
Missouri
Local Visits and Weekend Visits Across Clark and Bailey Lake
Bancroft Raymond and family visited Erling ranch at South Shore while Mrs N N Beauvais and Mrs John U Deyen called on Clark and Naples households. Henry Mehlberg and Dugdale families plus Overdick visited Clark. Britton youths visited the Will Dug, Elmer Schmidt, and Wilmont Uecker Dale homes over the weekend as haymaking continued near Bailey Lake. Miss Ruth Clement’s child Little Audrey Kluese had her tonsils removed and is noted for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
H. S. Thorp
Lena Ploog
South Shore
Erling Ranch
N. N. Beauvais
John Udeyen
Clark
Naples
Henry Mehlberg
Henry
Harvey Dugdale
Child Overdick
Dren
Britton Visted
Will
Bailey Lake
Ruth Clement
Audrey Kluese
Doland and Yale residents visit, travel, and local events
A long list of visits and travels surrounds Doland Yale and nearby towns. Residents Henry Kluess Georgette Fokken Ed Mortis Fred Hink and others hosted or visited relatives in Huron Milwaukee Fargo and Watertown. Numerous callers gathered in Raymond Clark Freeman and Mitchell as regional social activity continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Removel
Doland
Elsie
Wilon
Henry Kluess
William Bare
Yale
Wayne Danforth
Huron
George Fokken
Milwaukee
Wis
Wittt
Alton Gaughran
Raymond
Ed Mortis
Fargo
N. D
al Dethardt
Watertown
Elisabeth Schaller
Dethardt
Dallas
Ed Coyne
Fred Hink
Cornwell
Iowa
Frank Hurlbert
Aberdeen
George Hurlbert
Donald
Evelyn
Walter Olson
Thelma Crippen
Dorothy Tschappatt
Clark
Local Notices and Family Movements Reported
In 1981 a sum will be 700 less than 1930. Eric Masss has gone to Bancroft to attend school. Monica Walsh, who stayed at the Walsh home, left for Philip. Mrs Pratt and Don were in Philip over the weekend. Bernard Ford, Joe Corrigan, and William Merrick returned from North Dakota where they threshing. Mrs F E Ryger and son were in Yale on business and packing to move to Beresford where Mr Ryger will be buttermaker. Marguerite Davis went to Huron to teach after vacation. W Basse and family spent Sunday at Raymond. B Porter returned from Marion after several days there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Bogh
F. P. Matz
Billie Musolf
Huron
Linden
Graveling
Hitchcock
James Smith
Daughtler
Mary
Margaret Martin
Cavour
Mitchell
Notre Dame
Miss Powell
J. Greene
Mt. Vershon
Ted Kuch
F. P. Walz
Chris U Walz
Ale Lemeke
Freeman
Eric. Masss
Bancroft
Mise
Monica ‘Walsh
B.C
F. E. Ryger
Yale
Beresford
Ryger
Marguerite Davis
W. Basse
Raymond
B. Porter
Marion
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Guilty
Neighborhood News
Bonilla
Arllie Winegar
Harold
Broadland
Mrs
William Johnston
Mrs. Johnston
Mrs. Kann
Brooklyn
Tulare
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
B. Lansing Spare Tire and Bampers Scire
Ely Ressensble
Oldsmobile
Cerest
Whaley & Borschnag
Sington
McMal Heigtland Boter Co
America
Peter Mintener
Lbr. Co
Kansas Ave
S. E
Atwater
Kent
Atwater-Kent
RCA Victor
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