Social events Thursday postponed and local weddings reported
Rose Standish Kensington No 1 post poned to September 23 at Mrs A A Chamberlains home. Larotah Commandery No ET holds thursday eight o'clock conclave. Canistota couples wed in Hills with Gladys Cheney and Irvin Jennings. The couple to reside in Canistota after the ceremony at the Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standish Kensington No. 1
Congregational Church
A. A. Chamberlain
Larotah Commandery No
E. T
Canistota
Hills Rapid City
Gladys
Cheney
Bancroft
Irvin B. Jennings
A. Jennings
Methodist Parsonage
Wendell Johnson
Sciating
RB. Klinkel
Hills
Mrs. Jennings
Canisteta
Reunion Held At Bush Farm For Emma Alger Family
Brothers and sisters of Mrs Emma Alger gathered at the farm home of her daughter Mrs William H Bush northeast of Huron. Twenty four attended including relatives from Canada and various states. A chicken dinner was served and photos were taken at Artz Studio marking the first full reunion in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Alger
North Fond du Lac
Wis
Etta Zim- Terman
le Mars
Matt Johnson
Bigelow
Mion
Dena M. Dawson
Spokane
Wash
John Johnson
Highmore
Fred Duxubury
John Rahder
William H. Bush
Thoel Alger
Henrietta la Farge
Bush
Artz
Vernon Alger
Sioux Falls
Roy L. Lambert
Hermosa
Beulah Alger
Mitchell
Mr. Alger
Mrs. Lambert
Miss Alger
Encia Alger
Weather summary for week in South Dakota towns
The midweek showers varied from half an inch to over an inch in the eastern half of the state, with less rain west of the Missouri River. Weekly totals at corn and wheat stations include Fairfax 1.76 inches, Pierre 0.3, Watertown 0.62, Yankton 2.0, and other readings from Aberdeen to Mitchell and Rapid City.
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Huron
S.D
Missouri River
Corn and Wheat Region
Aberdeen
Fairfax
Ruron
Lemmon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Pierre
Rapid City
Blouse Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Corn Ripening Fast In State As Feed And Silos Rise
South Dakota corn is ripening quickly and much is being cut for feed and silos. The crop is rated fair to good along the eastern edge and poor to fair elsewhere. Federal Meteorologist RL Laskowski notes progress in fall plowing and seeding and rye visible from roadsides in Spink and Hamlin Counties, with grasshoppers affecting some crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
RL Laskowski
Spink
Hamlin
Beet Crop Short in Rapid Creek Valley
Reports say the beet crop in Rapid Creek Valley in the Black Hills is notably short due to irrigation water shortages. Stock remains in good to excellent condition despite the drought. Temperatures in South Dakota averaged near normal over the week, rising above normal at week’s start and end, with a light frost reported in parts of the northeast quadrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Creek Valley
Black Hille
South Dakota
Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
Highmore Students Leave for College
A slate of Highmore students depart for higher education this week. Ethel Gray plans to attend Northern Normal at Aberdeen, Jeannette Noel and Irene Burnham head to Huron College, Kenneth Tomter enrolls at Brookings State College, Helen Gibbs begins as a USD freshman, Donald Gibbs and John Quirk compete Vermilion last week, while Donald Ryan moves toward Minnesota. Miriam Jordan plans Minnesota completion after USD study, attending rush week in Vermillion this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
College Highmore
Ethel Gray
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Jeannette Noel
Irene Burnham
Huron College
Kenneth Tomter
State College of Brookings
Helen Gibbs
University of South Dakota
Donald Gibbs
John Quirk
Vermilion
Donald Ryan
University of Minnesota
Miriam Jordan
Jordan
Vermillion
Rush
Ethelwon
Three Generations Speak On Women Health And Marriage
A vintage advice piece promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female discomforts and life stages. It urges women to understand husbands and avoid being a three quarter wife while navigating womanhood motherhood and middle age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkhau
Ufe
Lydia
Pinkham
Huron City Briefs Highlight Fair Visits and Births
Mr and Mrs R R Hamann of Rapid City and Huronians visit for the State Fair. Ada Robzine and daughter Neva of Pipestone stay with Mr and Mrs Ira Johnson at 504 Third Street Southwest. A baby weighing 6 6 arrives at a Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs Albert Garber of Kansas Avenue Southeast. Several residents travel for education and hospital events as CCC supervisor C M Anderson visits for the State Fair.
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R. R. Hamann
Rapii City
Ada Robzine
Neva
Pipestone
Minn
Ira Johnson
Third Street
Bobeine
Johnson
HA. Buchanan
Canada
Minnesota
Iowa
Albert Garber
Kansas Avenue
Huron Hospital
Jean Terpening
Brookings
State College
Sarah Carr
Burdette
Huron
Gerald Wilson
Ralph Albert Amit
Emma Louise Wittrock
Aremour
Ralph G. Riley
Alvord T. Hopkins
Watertown
Dundee
Betty Kent
Mary Beach
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Alice Henley
Oskaloosa
Kent
Jack Hills
Frank Clegg
St. Lawrence
A. W. Pali
Mary Jane
Betty Sheeks
George Sheeks
C. M. Anderson
Rapid City
CCC
South Dakota
Frank W. Kelsey
Washington, D. C
Coolidge League Names New Officers and Plans Tack
The Coolidge Y. C. I. opened with Mr. Beck presiding. New officers named for the year include Dorothy Massif as president and Duane Smith as vice president, Esther Ziegeldorf as secretary treasurer, and Raymond O’Keefe as corresponding secretary. Five new members joined Teague. A bronze Beadle plaque was proposed alongside a fundraising sale. Next meeting set for Sept 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge League
Coolidge Y. C. i
Beck
Dorothy Massif
Duane Smith
Esther Ziegeldorf
Raymond O'Keefe
Teague
General Beadle
Dorothy Musolt
Forage Display Awards Highlight Huron Chamber Event
Keen competition at the forage crop show sponsored by the Huron Chamber of Commerce and the Greater South Dakota Association awarded prizes totaling 30 dollars across three divisions. Amber cane winners included Arthur Mattke Huron and Brookings Future Farmers, with F W Schulz Huron taking third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Greater South Dakota Association
Arthur Mattke
Huron
Brookings Future
F. W. Schulz
Wiliam Noordsy
Marion
S. F. Twamly
Alexandria
Fred Guthmiller
Wolsey
Brookings Future Farmers
F. Twamly
Chester
Charles Worrall
D. W. McCoy
Ed Maxwell
Clay County
M. Berber
Sturgis
Chinese and Japanese gunners clash as Shanghai fronts shift
As the Shanghai front stabilizes after three days of withdrawal, Chinese defenders halt a Japanese advance inland 20 miles from the city while international naval commanders urge both sides to spare civilians. Cholera spreads in the foreign settlements with 654 cases and a British death reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayy E. Yuenell
International Shanghai
Yellow River
Shanghai
Tientsin-Pukew
Peiping-Hinkow
Yangtze Valley
Yarnell
Netherlanda
China
Thomas Brown
North Lancashire Regiment
Refu
Hongkew
Yangteepoo
J.D. White Peiping
Chines
North China Front
Here
Tientsin-Nanking
Teanechow
Tientsin
Paotingfu
Peiping
Yuntan
Americans Hold Shanghai Barricades in Night Assault
Chinese and Japanese forces clash as American Marines reinforce shore defenses along Soochow Creek amid heavy shelling. Japanese artillery and cavalry press from Peiping to Tientsin border as Chinese retreat under pressure and U S officials warn over arms export neutrality amid a widening front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soochow Creek
Shanghai
America
United States
Japan
China
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Lake Kabetogara
Klines Pike Bend’ Lodge
Charles Ward
Selma Larson
Fifth Street
Kenneth Estee
Hiltrude Thieman
Gertie Liepwrt
Frantes Swoboda
Estee
Jefferson
H. J. Ellsworth
Third Street Southwest
E. H. Brown
Russell Skoglund
A. T. Schoenberger
Ellsworth
Bryan
Kins and
Vera Nesheim
Business College
Chillicothe, Mo
Misa Edne Suffin
Spearfish Normal
Bush Home
City Briefs
TEQ
Miller
PEO
H. J. BushGel
Albert Shaw
Eichler
United Kingdom
Walker
S. D
GSDA
Carter
Huron Clinic
C. Shirley
Sewell
W. H Saxton
Gue Hospital
Erican
College OF Surgeons
H L Saylor
M.D. W
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Axrimw
Florence Gleege
R. N
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Wagner
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