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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1929

Page

7

Madison Air Day to Feature Monster Ford Plane

Madison hosts an air day at Runchey airport on Sunday September 21 featuring a giant Ford tri motor monoplane from Rapid City with pilot Ice. The event aims to boost public interest in air travel and will offer rides in the ship. Pilot Ice has carried about 70000 passengers in 10 years with no accidents, and gasoline service will be available at the local field for attendees.

Madison Runchey Rapid Rapid City Tde Ice Ag Leib Minnell Northwest American Eagle Craft Nebraska

Miner County 4 H Club Baby Pork Winners at State Fair

Miner county 4 H boys raised 63 pigs, weighing in 96 animals in May. Lawrence Feldhaus of Howard won grand championship with a 172 pound gain, Norman Brinvs and Herman Hangeh also placed, as miners county shows topped 20 event class at the state fair and sent pigs to Haran exposition.

Howard Miner County S. W. Jones South Dakota James Yence Feldhaus Haran Lawrence Feldhams Norman Brinvs Herman Hange H

Alpena Journal Marks 47th Birthday

Alpena celebrates its 47th birthday as the Alpena Journal issues close volume forty-six and begin forty-seventh. The present editor and publisher has owned the paper since January 1, 1920, nearly ten years. The town has grown from a trackless territory to a modern community with farms, roads, businesses, schools, churches, and diverse enterprises.

Alpena Alpena Journal Unis Wee Thepec

Work Underway On North Preston Road Progress

LAKE PRESTON September 21 Work has begun on grading the North Preston road a project hailed as one of the finest improvements for the vicinity It will improve passability in bad weather and owes completion to local residents who donated funds to cover interest on the warrant financing the work until proper time.

Lake Preston North Preston

Eastern moves one dormitory to new campus house

The Trojan Hermitage, a dormitory for Eastern State Teachers College men, has been moved to a three story house on Egan Avenue opposite the campus. Vernon E. Noth acts as house adviser with 17 men served daily by a full dining plan and home like facilities.

Madison Eastern State Callepe Egan Avenus Vernon E. Noth Harmitage Trojan Hermitage Metters Hermitage Gray Eastern

Woonsocket Legion Elections Name New Officers

In Woonsocket on September 21 Mrs Gladys Lucas was re elected to a third term as president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the annual meeting. Hazel Van Luer became vice president with Hazel J Hobart as secretary Emma Nielsen treasurer Clara Strub historian and BE Webb chaplain. Wilson Kent Forestburg was elected commander of the American Legion with AF Kuborn as vice commander. Other officers named include Joseph Christensen adjutant and financial officer E Dow sergeant at arms DA Levey Forestburg chaplain and BR Palmer historian. The executive committee was set to include B G Strub and J Kamphrey. A joint installation with the Auxiliary is planned for October with the date to be announced.

Woonsocket Gladys Lucas American Legion Auxilary Hazel van Luer Hazel J. Hobart Emma Nielsen Clara Strub BE. Webb Wilson Kent Forestburg American Legion A. F. Kuborn

Mellette Hunters In Good Luck No Disease

Mellette, Sept 31 Special Many hunters roam the slough north of Mellette since season opened with good shooting reported by most. Mallards appear more plentiful than usual though damage is said to have killed many fowl in other areas, none in Mellette region.

Mellette Mellelte

Sioux Falls Jersey cow Brownie wins state butterfat title

Pretty Buttercup Brownie a purebred Jersey owned by George B. Tuthill of Sioux Falls won the South Dakota senior 4-year-old Jersey championship in a 205-day official test. She produced 618.29 pounds of butterfat and 10,884 pounds of milk, surpassing Majesty's Lucky Princess. This marks Brownie's second 205-day record, with prior yields of 566.74 pounds of butterfat and 10,389 pounds of milk. Tuthill, active in Jersey production testing, now has nine age-class champions in his herd.

Sioux ‘Falls George B. Tuthill Sioux Falls South “Dakota Tersey Brownie A. W. Tuthill George B. Tuchili South Takota

State G. A. R. Veteran Honored At Meeting

W A Drake department commander of the G A R helped lead the national convention in Portland Maine. He was photographed with four other commanders from Georgia New York Mississippi and Pennsylvania and the image appeared in the Portland Evening Express. Drake aged about 60 remains a notable veteran leader and attended with his Madison adjutant W M Downs. Mrs Claude McAdam a former state Relief Corps president joined the South Dakota delegation. Six South Dakota veterans attended the convention and later marched in the mile parade as reviewing officers.

Madison W. A. Drake G. AR Portland Georgia New York Mippi Pennsylvania Portland Evening Express Drake Andy

Reward Offered for Church Theft Arrest

The Board of county commissioners posted a $50 reward in Plankington for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of thieves who broke into the Underwood church in Ratrenowship weeks ago. They damaged lighting equipment, removed a basement battery, and stripped a threshing machine of parts. authorities believe the same crew may be involved in previous crimes. The batteries were valued at about $200.

Plankington Board of County Commissioners Underwood Ratren

Miller Store Receives Order From Ireland

Miller store in Miller receives an order for a dress from a young lady in Ireland. The frock quest began its long journey Tuesday to be sent to a cousin of Miss Ad- in Miller.

Miller Europe I Miller Ireland Qwest

Boy Saved By Dog After Plow Traps Boy In Field

Sept 21 report from Shore states David Thomas, four miles south, was pinned under a tipped plow while plowing. He cried unseen until his dog, his constant companion, was sent by tying a cap to the dog's collar. The father discovered the injured boy at once.

Suudth Shore David Thomas Ben ‘Thomas Nia

Night School Opens Monday At High School

Night school will open Monday at the high school with classes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30. Americanization classes led by Mrs. Braskamp and Mrs. Warren aim to acquaint students with the United States and assist naturalization. Bookkeeping, typewriting, and stenography courses are offered under Mrs. Harmon. tuition is 20 a year. Entrance is via the Title Street north entrance.

Lang Titel

Rural Leaders Institute To Be Held At Northern Normal

Sere deen Sept 21 rural leaders from 4 H clubs and home extension groups are invited to enroll in a four day dramatic institute at Northern Normal from October 1 to 4. A R Knapn of the American Play Round association will conduct the school under the Brown County agent W E Dittmer and H M Jones of Brookings state club teacher. The program aims to train leaders in community entertainment and plays. Enrollment is free but limited and must be made through the county agent. A second institute will be held in Sioux Falls later, and Brown and neighboring counties will be included.

Seredeen Ers Rural Leaders Dramatic Institute Northern Normal American Play- Bround“association South Dakota Home Extension Service W. E. Ditlmer Brown County Sagent H. M. Jones Brookings Dittmer Sioux Falls Brown County

Retail Expert Speaks Tuesday on Profitable Sales

G W Sulley of The National Cash Register Company will address Huron business men at Hotel Marvin Hughitt on how merchants can help salespeople become more profitable. The talk covers ad preparation, stock turnover, departmentizing, and planning ahead with charts, plus two afternoon sessions for clerks and a 6:30 dinner for home owned store managers and spouses.

G. W. Sulley Merchants Service Division National Cash Register Company Dayton Ohio Marvin Hughitt Huron, Chamber of Commerce Suliey Huron Sulley Suiley

Buffalo Teachers Conclude Three Day Institute

Buffalo county teachers institute ends tonight after a three day session. Dr. Herbert Martin of Iowa State University acted as conductor and lecturer, with Miss Irene Hirsch of Drake University directing primary discussions. Mrs Gladys Swain Halverson of Wakanda lectured on public school music and demonstrations.

Buffalo Gakn Valley Buffalo County Teacher's’ Institute Herbert Martin Iowa State University Irene Hirsch Drake University Des Moines Gladys Swain Halverson Wakanda

Arlington May Have County Fire Truck

Arlington reports that local volunteers may respond to calls from the county district adjacent to the city as well as the business and residence district of Arlington, indicating plans for a county fire truck to aid coverage.

Arlington

Ethel Wirt Buried In Wellington Funeral

Funeral services were held here yesterday for Mrs. Ethel Wirt in the Presbyterian Church. Rev. E B Claude of Lake Andes assisted by Rev. Tack conducted the ceremony. Mrs. Wirt died Wednesday at her sister Mrs Earl Frieten his home after a short illness.

Ethel Wirt Weasington Wellington Presbyteria EB. Claude Lake Andes Tack

Two Men Will Captain Idaho's Football Team

Two captains will lead the University of Idaho Vandals for the upcoming season as the team prepares for the gridiron schedule. The pair plans to motivate, guide younger players, and set the tone in practices and games.

Idaho Boosscow, Ibaho University of Idaho

Pacific Coast Conference picks captains after tie vote

Ten teams compete this fall in the Pacific Coast Conference. A tied election left veteran tackle Dich] as captain of the line and Hult as captain of the backfield after a tie in ballots.

Dich Hult

Mellette Teachers Attend Spink County Institute

Mellette teachers Miss Hazel Rouning Mrs Nellie Swayze Miss Lucille Sherburn and Miss Mira Clark attend the Spink County Teachers Institute at Redfield. The meeting closes tonight. Mellette schools were closed Thursday and Friday while teachers were at Readkeld.

Mellette Hazel Rouning Nellie Swayze Lucille Sherburn Mira Clark Spink County Teachers’ Institute Redfield Mellowe Avere Readkeld

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