HURON'S STREET PROBLEM FOCUSES ON DIRT ROADS AND COST
The article describes Huron streets as poorly graded and inadequately drained, causing mud after rain and dust in dry spells. It notes 1931 street and property department spending of 70,218, with 65,218 for 21 workers, high compared with Mitchell Water town and Rapid City in 1930. It explains bookkeeping changes and examines cinder program using city crews and varied street allocations.
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Huron
Dan Wagner
South Dakota
Mitchell
Watertown
Rapid City
Brock
Huron Street
City of
Chicago and North Western Railway
Armour and Company
Market Road
Iowa Avenue
Frank and Simmons
Lawn Ridge
Utah
Beach Avenues
Idaho Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Wisconsin
Northwest Ohio Avenue
Sixth Street
Huron Street Cinders Spark Debate on Road Upgrades
The article questions why Ninth Street is more cindered than others and suggests donations or politics may influence street treatments. It notes taxpayers face a heavy burden without clear gains and asks whether paving, curbing with gravel, or oil graveling is best for many streets.
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Ninth Street
Huron
Sioux Falls Aviation Show Struggles to Pay Despite Strong Attendance
Sioux Falls has long sought an annual aviation celebration. The latest air fair drew flyers nationwide and generated favorable publicity, yet it failed to pay. Organizers remain hopeful, believing a bigger, better show could succeed next year with broader support and better timing.
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Sioux Falls
Dakota Relays
Huron
Seed corn market could bring strong returns for producers
Study of the seed corn situation shows farmers with extra seed can profit greatly if they act now. Parts of the country lack adequate seed for next season, and Del Beadle and neighboring counties may have large quantities of high quality seed. Organized effort to connect sellers with buyers could bring thousands of dollars to the region and should be a focus of farmers' groups soon.
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Beadle
The Country Doctor Shortage and Rural Health Trends
The essay notes a persistent shortage of country doctors as aging practitioners linger and young physicians concentrate in cities. It cites northeastern New York data showing one third of doctors aged sixty plus and argues patient migration to urban specialists harms rural care, aided by cars enabling city access. It contrasts with Watertown and Huron seeking sewage disposal upgrades as progress for urban planning.
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Wrwerserrenregoserseret
Omaha World-Herald
New York
City
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Huron
Sioux
James
Heron
Stowe Falls
Blue Springs 4 H Club Work Pays Off For Adams
E C Adams Jr of Blue Springs Missouri credits 4 H club work with shaping his life and finances. Since 1925 he has shown horned cattle and calves at state fairs winning blue ribbons and cash prizes totaling hundreds of dollars. His cow aged six is valued at 300 dollars and his yearling topped state and national shows.
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Adams
Black Springs
Sedalia
St Louis
Young Adams
Blue Springs Street
4-H Club Work Highlights by Adams and Jones at National Show
In 1928 Young Adams of Blue Springs and Paul Jones formed a dairy demonstration team that placed fourth at the National Dairy Show in Memphis illustrating clean milk production. Adams also served on the judging team that took fourth at the State 4-H Round-up, focusing on feeding proper care and economical methods to maximize profits.
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Uxiterial
Young Adams
Paul Jones
Blue Springs Club
Memphis
Bec -Adams
Girl Scouts Take Ten Scholarships for Eastern Exposition
In Springfield Massachusetts the Home Department chairwoman Mrs James J Starrow of Boston has awarded ten Girl Scout scholarships and alternates from New England to attend the September 14 exposition week in Springfield. Winners include Frances Boynton Bridgeport Frances Chandler Norwalk and alternates Marjory Booth Stamford Libby Crawford New Haven for Connecticut with Massachusetts delegates Myrtle Gray Springfield Mazgar.
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Springfield
Jess
Home Department
James J. Starrow
Boston
New England
Frances Boynton
Bridgeport
Frances Chandler
Nerwalk
Marjory Booth
Stamford
Libby Crawford
New Haven
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Myrtle Gray
Mazgar
Delegates Named From Several States in Earlier Meeting
Vermont delegates include Betty Plattner Brattleboro Elizabeth Wass burn Windsor Alberta Bowker Brattleboro and Clarice Hammond Windsor. The New Hampshire delegation lists Misses Jean Elkins Concord Ethel Zideman Portsmouth Barbara Fills Portland Helen Rubenstein Rockland Mary Daag Portland Avis Lovejoy Rockland.
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Et Manning
Peabody
Mildred Roerber
Northampton
Carolyn Cole
West Medway
Vermont
Betty Plattner
Brattleboro
Elizabeth Wassburn
Windsor
Alberta Bowker
Clarice Hammond
New Hampshire
Misses Jean Elkins
Concord
Ethel Zideman
Portsmouth
Frown Maine
Barbara Fills
Portland
Helen Rubenstein
Rockland
Mary Daag
Land Avis Lovejoy
Lakotah Girl Scouts Honor Captain at Saturday Party
Lakotah Girl Scouts hosted their captain Mars J A Johnson and assistant captain Mrs Delbert Reutter at the A B Hill home Saturday evening. A mock wedding provided amusement early on and the girls presented Mrs Johnson with a gift of appreciation before a lane of refreshments closed the event.
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Lakotah Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of
Lakota Woo
Mars. J. A. Johnson
Delbert Reutter
A.B. Hill
Hee Heights Scouts Meet Ree Heights Regular Session
On Friday evening in regular session the Hee Heights Boy Scouts meet in Ree Heights. Four cows of honor will be held with Mr Exners from Huron present. Four or five boys will be made second class scouts.
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Hee Heights
Ree Heights
Exners
Huron
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Hazel Christoffersen
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E. C. Adams, Jr
Blue Springs
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