Inter-Collegiate Meet in Huron Next Week
South Dakota Inter-Collegiate Amateur Athletic Association holds its ninth annual track meet in Huron on May 21 and 22 with all state colleges except Vermillion and Sioux Falls entering. About 150 compete for medals and a cup, plus the state oratorical contest Thursday evening featuring Lyman of Huron College.
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South Dakota Inter-Collegiate Amateur Athletic Association
Huron
State University At
Vermillion
Baptist College
Sioux Falls
Lyman
Huron College
Milbank Review: HuRON WEEKLY WORLD Debuts at Huron-on-the-Jim
A new newspaper the HuRON WEEKLY WORLD launches in Huron-on-the-Jim with Republican alignment. Backed financially by Kelley the land man, Arthur G. Keene serves as editor and Will E. Holbein as business manager. The World promises local business focus over politics and offers bright typographic and editorial content.
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Milbank Review
Huron Weekly World
Huron-on-the-Jim
Kelley the Land Man
Arthur G. Keene
Watertown Public Opinion
Will E. Holbein
Brookings Press
the World
A Busy and Prospering City Says Mr. Ohiwine
J T Ohiwine of Huron spoke to the Sioux Falls Daily Argus Leader about his city prospects. He shared views on shaping Huron into a thriving municipality and noted that delaying capital status has dampened enthusiasm and raised questions about the state capital location.
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Mr. Ohiwine
Huron
Huron Pee No
Bach Energetic Leader in Schools and Public Lands Office
Hon. C. J. Bach, in Haley for visits, leads the states education and public lands department with a policy to loan idle funds from four million in the educational fund. He reduced idle money from 700000 to 300000, loaned 90000 in Black Hills last week, and aims to raise per child school funding to three dollars this year.
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C. J. Bach
Bach
Black Hills
Cranson Bros. Suit Against Regents Over Aberdeen Fire
The Cranson brothers sued the South Dakota Board of Regents for 13000 damages after the Aberdeen normal school building burned during construction. They claimed insufficient insurance and a negligent watchman caused the total loss, but the jury ruled for the Regents. Philop Hall, attorney general.
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Cranson Bros. Co. Fainst
South Dakota Board of Regents
Carland
United 5
Sarees Oo
Cransons
Normal
Aberdeen
Board of Regents
Philop Hall
For Sale Huron homes and city lots
For sale in Huron, homes and city lots available. Financing option includes loans on farms, unimproved city property, or personal security. Bayarp Beach address listed as contact.
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Huron
Bayarp
Beach
The Value of a Good Weekly Newspaper to a Town
The article argues that a weekly newspaper benefits the town far more than it costs. A prosperous paper boosts local business, ads, and general circulation, making the town appear progressive and prosperous. The editor’s earnings are small compared to the paper’s overall town value.
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Atlanta Constitution
State Board of Regents Session Ends With Catalog Print Contracts
Judge Burtt closed for the defendant as the state board, led by Judge A. W. t, handled routine matters. Contracts for catalog printing were awarded to publishers for several state institutions including Madison, Spear, Springfield, Aberdeen, and Pierre with quantities ranging from 1,500 to 3,500 copies. The next meeting is set for Huron on May 27.
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State Board of Regents
Tudge Burtt
J. M
Aberdeen
Attor Paul
Judge Burtt
of Regents
B. Greeley
Gary
F. H
Flandreau
Herreid
Ivan
Pierre
Reuit
State Normal School
J. F
Madison
Spearstate Normal School
Queen City
Springfield Normal
Springfield Times
Een Normal School
State University
Republican
Agricultural College
State Pub Co
School Mines
Rapid City
Huron
Governors and congressman plan tent camping trip in Minnesota
Governor Herried and Congressman Burke travel from Deer River area after arriving by rail. They intend a ten day camping excursion for fishing and possible hunting. Col P F McClure and Bishop Hare accompany them. McClure remains to handle business before returning to Pierre.
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End Herried
Congressman Burke
Minnesota
Duluth
Deer River
WORLD
Herried
Burke
P. F. McClure
Pierre
Bishop Hare
McClure
South Dakota
Arthur C. Mellette
Watertown
Readers praise The World and report statewide crop and weather notes
Letters from J G Kilsa ce and others praise the paper The World for its quality and spelling. Reported crops are in excellent condition across the state with southern areas advancing earlier. Rain varying by region leaves some flooding around Sioux Falls while Pierre and Watertown areas see little rain and good grass conditions.
Bishop Hare En Route Visits Local Episcopalians
The World Is Chosen reports Bishop Hare stopped in the city between trains on his eastern state trip from Pierre. He met several prominent Episcopalians during the layover in town.
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Hare
Pierre
Police Court Fines in Assault Disorderly Conduct and Dog Killing
William Zeller paid 5 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery, with a change of venue to reduce a 25 dollar fine. Henry Dukes was fined 10 dollars for drunken disorderliness, while John E Ward received 20.05 dollars for inhuman killing of a dog on Saturday. The judge warned Ward to stop threats or face further action.
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William Zeller
J. E. McAndrew
Zeller
van Dalsem
Geddes
Jo van Dalsem
Henry Dukes
John E. Ward
Ward
Saurday
Col John H King's hogs discussed at Orient visit
Col John H King told Orient's Argus of his Beadle county hog operation. He started with 600 dollars of hogs, spent 300 on feed, sold 1900.09 dollars worth, leaving 1400 dollars in stock. He praised Duroc Jerseys as healthy and productive.
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John H. King
Orient
Faulk County
The
Argus
Lake Byron
Beadle County
Hetland Launches New Era Weekly World Bulletin
A new publication named Hetland New Era Weekly World launches in Huron boasting bright reading material and strong advertising patronage. The paper aims for wide local success and community appeal.
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Hetland
New Era
Worlld
Huron
Huron Weekly World Phone Number Not Yet on Cards
The Huron Weekly World reports its office phone has been in use for two weeks but the number is not yet on business cards. The World number is 210 with two rings for editorial and three for business. Call two or three to reach Taz Huron World.
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Huron Weekly World
Earth
Taz Huron World
Huron Launches New Paper Wortp Under Arthur G. Keene
The Huron WerekLty Wortp debuts as Vol. 1 No. 1 with editor Arthur G. Keene. The paper promises pride for Huron and wishes it lasting success.
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South Dakota
Huron WerekLty Wortp
Arthur G. Keene
Wortp
Huron
Sucess
What Constitutes Good Amount Salem Special
The Huron WEEKLY WORLD sent a neat Salem Special last week filled with editorial notes news items and advertising. It is well typeset and the Special will gladly accept patronage.
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Salem
Huron Weekly World
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Aberdeen Normal Contractors
State Board
O. M. Brown
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Ritsching
City of Huron
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Worx
Perces
Illinois Street
Utah
Kansas
Montana Street
Wharton
W. A. Ritschlag
J. L. Foxton
M. L. Tobin
W. L. Miner
John Spang
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