Classified ad and sheriff sale notice from Huronite
A long OCR fragment shows classified ad pricing and guidance from the Huronite office, urging readers to place ads with phone guidance and cautions about reliability. It also includes a sheriff sale notice from Beadle County South Dakota detailing Andrew A Kleinsasser, Susie Kleinsasser and Farmers State Bank as defendants and describing property for sale to satisfy a large judgment. The sale is set for May 1 at the courthouse, with the property described as N1/2 and SE1/4 of Section 22, Township 132 North, Range 60 West, Beadle County.
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Beatie County
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New Aid Program Starts In Iroquois Relief Work Resumes
Iroquois resumes relief projects after CWA abandonment with 52 names on the relief list. The maximum family wage is 5.20 dollars, minimum 1.95, and workers may continue days until one month of relief is completed. The program helps complete two weeks of work in one.
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Iroquois Troquois
CWA
Iroquois
Radio Sleuths and Honor Roll At State Normal School
Madison reports celebrate Charles Micheel of Cavour earning a B average at Eastern State Normal School during winter term, with Nova Sorenson of Wessington leading in scholarship at 92 percent. Twenty six receive honorable mention and seven others averages noted by registrar Alice Montgomery. A separate feature in Philadelphia showcases electrical curtains as silent radio watchmen for home security.
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Cavour
Wessington
Madison
Charles Micheel
Eastern State Normal School
Nova Sorenson
Alice Montgomery
Make This Model At Home Playtime Hours Pattern
A compact guide outlines hours and patterns for at home playtime using the 1765 model. It details simple activities aligned with available materials, emphasizing structured routines and safe, engaging tasks for kids.
Adorable spring Anne Adams pattern for little girls
A sewing pattern notice promotes Anne Adams pattern 1765 for children's frocks with a side roke sleeves youthful collar and floral details. It lists fabric yardage for sizes 4 and 6, price options of 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern, and requests orders to The Evening Huron ite Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Huronite Patten Department
West Ith Street
New York City
Plenty Of Speed In Rocket Craft
Cleveland engineer Eres Loebell tests rocket powered planes aiming to reach 20 miles high on stratospheric routes from New York to Paris. His 12 foot rocket design includes automatic parachute, altitude recorder, radio transmitter and earth photos. He notes passengers would need oxygen masks and special seating as speeds approach 500 miles per hour in future flights.
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Eres Loebell
New York
Paris
Breslau
Oldenburg
Loebell
Ohio
Leobell
Trey
Airight
Girl Scout Tells About April Birds
Joyce Anderson of Sakakawea troop 2 writes a monthly bird column for the Girl Scout news. The April piece notes early spring birds like the white-breasted nuthatch, black capped chickadee, junco, and both hairy and downy woodpeckers, with details on plumage, behavior, and migration. The series aims to spotlight birds seen in each month, with future installments promised tomorrow.
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Joyce Anderson
Jes Bark
Sakakawea
Heler Buchanan
Dick Haney
Haney
United States
Canada
U. S
Joyce
Big Diamond Is Boon For Africa
The newly found Jonker diamond, ranking as the world’s fourth largest, promises a windfall. Sir Ernest Oppenheim paid over a third of the price as super tax and poll tax, while diggers flocked to Elandsfontein but claims were snagged by residents.
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Africa
Pretoria
South Africa
Ernest Oppenheim
Elandsfontein
Rosebud Leaguers Compete in Huron Speaking Contest
Doris Miesenhelder Lois He bron and Shirley Barringer attended the district speaking contest in Huron at the courthouse. They are members of the Rosebud league from the Rasy school. Irene Lynch wrote. Louis Hebron first grader won third. Doris Miesenhelder third grader placed world third. Shirley Barringer fifth grade took second.
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Rosebud
Doris Miesenhelder
Lois Hebron
Shirley Barringer
Huron
Court House
Talk on summer scout camp by Huron troop leader
Lyle Barton of Huron Boy Scouts troop 3 spoke on a summer camporee and a new plan urging full attendance next summer. Black Bear patrol opened, Harold Cummins kept minutes and dues, knife and fire safety demonstrations were shown, Flying Eagle patrol won a compass game 10 10 2.
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Lyle Barton
Huron Boy Scouts
Joe
Black Bear Patrol
Harold Cummins
Flying Eagle
Flying Eagles
Black Bears
Rnding Eagles
Harold Owens
Dairy Club Meets At Smiths for Fly Control Talk
Cream Crusaders Dairy club met at John Santa Adan Oviatt home to discuss centro omliry provew plans. County Agent A Eddy visited and gave a talk while Glenwood Johnston demonstrated Fly Control of the Dairy Farm. Joly Smith read the club paper and Mrs. W F Smith hosted lunch.
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Cream Crusaders
Kittenball Team Starts Practices at Yale Independent
Richard Pratt captains the kittenball squad as Yale Independent School resumes activity. Richard Ziegeldorf reports teacher Andrew Kleinsasser hopes for interschool play and a possible spring tournament. The nonparticipants enjoy marble games.
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Richard Pratt
Yale Independent School
Richard Ziegeldorf
Andrew Kleinsasser
Snow Piles Close Ross Schoolhouse Entrance
Velaria Lynch recalls a heavy snowfall at Ross School blocking the door and steps Friday morning. She describes teacher Miss Smith using a scoop to clear a path, then piles of snow set the kids at recess to roll the biggest snowball and carve paths to nearby buildings.
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Velaria Lynch
Ross
Reral Schools Eye Track Meet and Kittenball Plans
Joe G. Hofer reports Miss Davies received a letter from H. H. Moon and A. S. Kleinsasser requesting Reral School to compete in a track meet. Events include boys and girls running, high jump, and broad jump. Foster township plans to organize a kit terball team and community involvement is noted.
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Reral
Joe G. Hofer
Kelly
Foster Township No. 3
Miss Davies
H. H. Moon
A. S. Kleinsasser
Faster Township
Sheffield pupils select voice parts for chorus work
Annie Arbeiter of the Sheffield school notes that Miss Emma Van tested about six pupils for alto and the rest for soprano. With 345 pupils in the school, rehearsals will focus on two part songs as pupils are assigned voice divisions.
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Sheffield
Roe
Emma van
Annie Arbeiter
Study About Coal By Yale Independent School Pupils
Arthur Bezils states the class studies coal and their teacher Andrew Kieinsasser writes questions on the blackboard and they lock up the answers. The article lists three coal mining states Pennsylvania West Virginia Illinois and three coal types anthracite bituminous lignite. It mentions Father Hind pen and first mining in Richmond Virginia with a claim of coal found in 400 B C.
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Arthur Bezils
Yale Independent School
Andrew
Kieinsasser
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West Virginia
Illinois
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Pen
Richmond
Resume of Ada Swann life and Tom Dea Howell works
Ada Swann ell of the slaw grade 1 writes a summary of life of Tom Dea Howell. Howell was born in Hamilton Ohio. At age seven he wrote stories under cherry trees and produced a play with peers. He did swimming marbles and kite flying. His father owned a newspaper and William Howell did reporting. Notable books include The Plight of Rows, A Boy's Town, Don Quixorete, Kid Nights, Venetian Life, Journeys.
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Banner
Iroquois
Tom Dea Howell
W. D. Howell
Hamilyon
Ohio
Tme
William
School Boy Repairs Torn League Song
Marshall Rout of the Shofield school explains he repaired a torn league song by mounting it on black paper and returning it to the league, saving the cost of a new copy. His careful mending kept the song usable for the season.
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Marshall Rout
Shofield
Sunshine Leaguers Plan Wiener Roast Meeting Report
Sunshine Leaguers of Faire Field No 4 school meet with Sunshine Yung Ciizens league president West Mae Anderson presiding. Nine answered toll call. treasury funds to fund a weiner and marshmallow toast on April 31. each member to invite a friend. Ruby Wipf filed the report.
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Sunshine
Correction: Deloris Klukas Places Second in Speaking Contest
Deloris Klukas, a student at Gram Township School taught by Miss Lucille Murphy, secured second place in the Beadle County country school speaking contest held at the courthouse Saturday afternoon.
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Wrrection Contary
Deloris Klukas
Gram Township
Lucille Murphy
Court House
Dairy Stock Anomalies Rise From 1930 to 1933 in New York
Data from Cornell University researchers C. E. Sniffen and W. M. te qua show anomalies per dairy increasing from 17.94 in 1930 to 198 in 1933, based on records from 246% dairies compiled by the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association's statistical department.
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Itraca
N.Y
C. E. Sniffen
W. M. Tequa
Cornell University
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Ohio Saves in School Expenses by Closing 300 Schools
Columbus reports a $2,000,000 savings over two years from closing about 4,000 schools in rural districts. Assistant Director Joseph W. Fisher says services were preserved with transportation routes revised and pupils centralized. The measure affected the state’s rural districts and aimed to cut costs without sacrificing schooling quality.
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Ohio
Columbus
Joseph W. Fisher
Sitte
Fisher
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