New lung disease hits farmers in hay and grain
Stephen J. McDonoughi reports at the International Congress of Radiology that a new occupational lung ailment, linked to moldy hay and grain, mimics tuberculosis. Dr. Richard Fawell of Ulverston says many farmers suffer undiagnosed cases, with symptoms including labored breathing, fatigue, coughing, and slight fever. treatment centers on potassium iodide and vaccines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. McDonougi
Associated Press
Chicago
International Congress of Radiology
Richard Faweltt
Ulverston
United States
Baltic Man Succumbs To Truck Accident
Baltic man Ted Olson about 40 years old died in the hospital after being crushed between two trucks while helping load cabbages for H N L Dybvig Nursery Company of Colina. He was struck when a loading truck backed into the rear of another, his abdomen crushed, and he died shortly after.
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Baltic
Highmore High Faces Small Grid Squad This Fall
Highmore high school opens with only about a dozen players reporting for practice led by coach Baillie. Five veterans return including H O'Brien Julian McDonald Floyd Meek Raymond McTague and George Rushy. The schedule lists games at Guidu Sept 25 Ipswich Oct 1 Ft Pierre Oct 8 Wessington Octany and Miller Nov 11.
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Highmore High
Highmore
Baillie
Cen
High More High School
H. O'Brien
Julian
McDonald
Floyd Meek
Raymond McTague
George Rushy
Guidu
Ipswich
Ft. Pierre
Wessington
Octany and Miller
Lake Preston Pool Closes After Record Season
Lake Preston pool ends its season after two consecutive Sundays of record crowds. Drainage will begin soon, but the site may stay busy as visitors find its steep sides a rolling challenge for roller skates and wagons. Pool matron Mrs W Peters ton has historically overseen crowd control during peak times.
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Lake Preston
W. Peterston
O. E
Wellington
Order of Eastern Star
Mary Allen
Eleanor Blues
Constitution Day Tea Marks Sesquicentennial Event
Civics Study club hosts a Constitution Day tea at Guild Hall to honor the signing of the US Constitution. Esther Ri aelt from the Mitchell state office will speak, presenting a talk on the Constitution as part of the adult education program.
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DE Smet
United States
Civics Study Club
Mise Esther Ri Aelt
Mitchell
Guild Hall
Blunt Callens Blunt Speciali Me a Visit
Sept 17. Special guest Mea Hat vor Texnysen of Quinn visits town while en route to Huron and the State Fair. She is accompanied to Huron by Mrs. John Ostercamp and calls on friends along the route.
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Blunt Callens Blunt
Hatvor Texnysen
Quinn
Gest
Huron
John Ostercamp
Hitchcock News Leader Editor Moves Printing to Wolsey
Sept specialdimes Hammer, former editor, relocates printing gear to Wolsey and will publish a new Wolsey newspaper. Erwin Gross tasked as reporter from Hitchcock and surrounding areas.
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Wolsey Hitchcock
Charrons Celebrate 15th Anniversary With Bridge
Mr and Mrs Wilford Charron entertained 20 guests at their Zell Zell home for their 15th wedding anniversary. Bridge and whist were played and lunch was served.
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Zell Zell
Wilford Charron
Boyle Family Heads to Salem Oregon
Mr and Mrs Ralph Boyle and their children left Tuesday for Salem Oregon where they will establish their future home The school was dismissed Thursday and Friday to allow law pupils and parents to attend the State Fair at Huron resulting in a local pause in classes
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Oregon Wolsey
Ralph Boyle
Salem
Ore
Homme
Fayr Wolsey
Schoot Waa
Ase
Huron
Visiting Relatives at Murdo and State Fair
Mr and Mrs William Kuhrt of Murdo are visiting Mrs Ethel Casson and other relatives. They plan time at the State Fair during their stay from September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
William Kuhrt
Murdo
Installation signals Wolsey at highway crossing
Work began Tuesday on installing automatic signals where Highways 281 and 14 cross the Worth Western Railway track in Wolsey. The project aims to improve railway and highway safety at the grade crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Worth Western Railway
Quarantine Lifts After Paralysis Case in City Home
Special report notes infantile paralysis quarantine lifted at the W. P. Jones residence. Roger Jones, the patient, has recovered enough to be up and around, marking a notable improvement in the iz case and ending the local health restriction.
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2Trankfort
P. Jones
Roger Jones
Police Chief Nelson Cited in National Radio Forum
Police Chief Nelson received honorable mention in a nationwide symposium by RCA Manufacturing on police radio value. A three judge panel led by Charles W. Newns selected winners. Nelson’s statement was highlighted for its high calibre among many contributions from police officials across the country.
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Nelson
Chingiat
Jake
S. Nelson
RCA Manufacturing Company
Charles W. Newns
Police Radio
Philadelphia
James $. Howell
Electrical Bureau
Camden
N. J
Louis F. Neese
Alice Radio
Trenton
Corsica Teams Feature In 1938 Semi-Pro Tourneys
Raymond Dumont, president of the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress, announced the 1938 state tournaments to precede 768 regional district events and 32 regional playoffs culminating in national finals. Finals tentatively set for Louisville August 12 to 24, with sites in West Deer Lodge Montana Casper Wyoming Corsica South Dakota Lincoln Nebraska Des Moines Iowa Minneapolis Minnesota. Dumont announced a Jan 1, 1928 rule barring semi pro players from organized baseball until released by semi pro team management.
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Corsica
Kansas City
Raymond Dumont
National
Louisville
West—Deer Ledge
Mont
Casper
Wwe
Midwest
Bismarck
N, Dy
S, B
Lincoln
Nob
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Minn
Dumont
Ree Heights Seeks Six Man Grid Games
Ree Heights begins football practice Aug 30 with 18 candidates and 6 lettermen. Two six man games are scheduled but limited competition may push Ree Heights to play Usman football. season opener at St Lawrence on Sept 24.
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Ree Heights
Usman
St. Lawrence High School
Pleads Guilty In Auto Accident Case
Madison district court hears plea of first degree manslaughter in death of Mrs. Alice Westall on highway near Memorial Day. Defendant Ted Evans of Sioux Falls scheduled for sentencing before Judge L. Fleeger of Parker this morning.
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Madison
Ls. D
Ted Evans
Sioux Falls
Pattity
Eine Cail
Alice Westall
Hove
Evans
L. Fleeger
Parker
Final livestock awards at state fair announced
Winners were named across breeds in the state fair livestock show. Champions included Belgian horses to W. W. Thorp-Buiska and Son, Shetland ponies to C. R. Seaman, Percheron horses to H. QO. Evans, and many others led by South Dakota State College with swine and cattle honors. Read on for full breed results and exhibitor lists.
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W. W. Thorp-Buiska
C. R. Seaman
H. QO. Evans
Bawa
Emerson
Duroe
South Dakota State College
Maynard Bill
Marlin Cowell
Poland
China Hogs
C. B. Bates
Emil Mishke
H. J. P. Neilson
Onecar Larson
Ayrshire Eattle
Myron Sears
Delavan
Wisconsin
Claris
McCone
Redfield
Clark McCone
H. W. Sawyer
Howard
Joseph Gallne Xeaux
Waterloo
Iowa
Tom Coopers Farms
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Burchard
Nebraska
Ronald Scott
Hills
Minnesota
Glen Schooley Thomas
Hubert Schooley
Thomas
Oxford Dawn
RE. Struts
Visit at Crocker Frankfort Family Reunion Farewell
Mr and Mrs H L Stewart and daughter Marian Gail visited Crocker to spend the day at the H M Gatchett home. They attended a family reunion and joined a farewell party for Chester Stewart and Gerald Fickles of Elrod who are soon departing for the west coast.
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Crocker Frankfort
H. L. Stewart
Marian Gail
Crocker
H. M. Gatchett
Chester Stewart
Gerald Fickles
Elrod
West Coast
Verna Peterson Heads to Eugene After Midwest Visit
Mrs Verna Peterson departed for Eugene Oregon after several weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson She was joined by her sister Mrs Ben Rifle and daughter Loyce who will stay in Eugene briefly with her during the trip
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Oregon
Erwin
Verna Peterson
Eugene
Ore
Martin Johnson
Ben Rifle
Loyce
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Olive Neff offers a recipe contest with two cash prizes. Readers submit crusted ham recipes to Evening Huronite by 5 pm Wednesday. The long home entertaining piece shares methods for baking, glazing, and serving ham for a self-serve party.
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Olive Neff
Khe Nan
Pleas For Clemency Denied By Board
Attorney General Clair Roddenly reported that the state pardon board denied clemency for Eugene Van Trees serving a year for the Ipswich bank robbery. The board also refused to shorten the life sentence of M. Z. Hartzell, who pled guilty to murdering Jack Olsen of Britton during a September 1928 quarrel. The May 18 1932 robbery yielded about 4800 in cash and 17000 in bonds. Beebe was shot in the leg and the cashier kidnapped. Most applicants are serving sentences for grand larceny.
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State -Pardon Board
Clair Roddenly
Eugene van ‘Trees
Bank of Ipswich
M. Z. Hartzell
Jack Olsen
Britton
van Trews
Ipswich
M. Plin Beebe
Optometrists Set Sunday Huron Meeting
Walter F. Kimball announced the South Dakota Association of Optometrists will meet in Huron on Sunday September 19 at 11 00 a m Dr Chris Roester from Mitchell chairs the event and will oversee the gathering.
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Walter F. Kimball
South Dakota Association of Optometrists
Huron
Chris Roester
Mitchell
Alpena School Officers Elected in General Assembly
In Alpena on September 1 a general assembly within the public school elected activity association officers. Names include president Ben Bentson and secretary Anita Mae Kunz. Class officers span seniors Bernice Strong and Berdyne Peet, juniors with Clifford Hayes as sponsor, and sophomores led by Ervin Schortzman with Vivatel Hins as vice-president. Freshmen elect Hugh Evans as president and Miss Witkosky as sponsor. No school Wednesday to attend the State ...
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Alpena
Wpetw
Activity Association
Ben Bentson
Irene Lehr
Anita Mae Kunz
Bernice Strong
Berdyne Peet
Jean Tebay
A. J. Turner
Clifford Hayes
Betty Strong
Alvin Aisenbrey
Bump
Ervin Schortzman
Vivatel Hins
Raymond Hott
Coddington
Hugh Evans
Albert Kempf
Marvel Millhouse
Miss Witkosky
Huron
Miller churchwomen named delegates to Redfield conference
Mrs. J. C. Hagin and Mrs. Ely Bohen have been chosen as representatives of the Miller Methodist Church and the Greenleaf Church to attend the annual Methodist share Conference in Redfield from October 28 to 31.
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M. E. Meet
Miller
J. C. Hagin
Ely Bohen
Methodist Church of
Greenleaf
Redfield
Church Board Elects At Annual Meeting
The ME Church school board held its annual meeting this week at the church. Reports were given on the past year's wartime efforts and activities.
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Church Board
ME. Church School Board
Election of church officers elected for coming year
The annual church election results list officers including assistant superintendent Mrs A R Eschliman and department superintendents for intermediate young people Mrs T A Hayes junior department 5 C Coddington primary department Mrs R A Hayes beginners Mrs J E Burnison nursery Mrs Otto Kunze secretary Mrs Clara Linafelter treasurer Mrs Lewis Aye librarian W B Sheffield.
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A.R. Eschliman
T. A Hayes
Intermediate and Young Peoples Department
C. Coddington
R. A Hayes
E. Burnison
Otto Kunze
George Kunze
Clara Linafelter
Lewis Aye
W. B. Sheffield
Mallon Continues on Economy as Optimism Wavers
The column notes investors grow wary as labor, taxes, railroads, and weak foreign markets temper this year's outlook. Consumers’ goods spur activity while long term investments lag, signaling possible mild downturn. Some forecasters predict fall production will dip from 118 to 129, with overall output down about 10 percent from expectations.
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Belta
Dems Weigh Roosevelt Court Plan Amid Third Party Talk
Fragmented notes describe Democratic indecision on Roosevelt’s court plan and possible third party. The piece hints at looming factional splits, patronage stakes, and Republican dynamics, with references to missed mail and congressional aides concerned about proper forwarding addresses.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
Lewis
School dismisses for State Fair in Huron
Special school notice states EBURDETTE Sep 17 dismissal to allow teachers and students to attend the State Fair in Huron.
Mrs Ann Marsh Plans Visit to Grass Church Parish Anniversary
VISITS IN HURON BLUNY Sept 17 Special Mrs Ann Marsh left Wednesday afternoon for Huron. She expects to attend the Sci anniversary of the founding of the Grass Church Parish by her grandfather the Rev Melancthon Hoyt.
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Huron Bluny
Ann Marsh
Fay Huron
Sci
Grass Church
Melancthon Hoyt
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