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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
10
A letter to the editor uses a medical allegory to describe America’s economic troubles during the Republican era. It depicts Uncle Sam suffering from a local infection of misapplied business principles, worsened by credit injections and bank holidays. Recovery comes after an anaesthetic of bank holidays and a beer diet.
In the northwest and cornbelt farmers turn to horses and mules for farm power to avoid fuel costs. A pasture grants enough feed for a horse, while grain prices affect tractor fuel viability. The article explains 4, 5, 6 and 8 horse hitches and notes many are not arranged for optimal draft efficiency, such as 4 horses on a gang plow hitched abreast.
A South Dakota extension guide explains five, six, and eight horse hitch configurations for gang plows. Diagrams show tandem and front-rear team layouts to reduce side draft, keep horses cooler, and allow a mare with foal or a green horse to work safely.
Joseph Jungwirth a middle aged farmer five miles north of Redfield is in the Redfield hospital with a compound fracture of his leg after a runaway incident on his farm Monday. He was raking thistles when the pole broke and toppled him under the rake, the team frightened by the break then dragged him until the rake freed him and the horses ran on.
Margaret L. Chesire transfers property in Huron to Elizabeth Placek for 564 dollars. The parcel is Lot 2 in Sterlings 1st Addition to Huron, located at N 70 ft and bisected.
Rex Rowland, longtime hangar manager at Oklahoma City air terminal, earned his pilot license after more than four years moving planes in and out of the municipal hangar.
Mrs August Steinhouser of Hitchcock earned an honorable mention for a tomato cocktail in last week's contest. The submission details a method using strained tomato juice, salt, sugar, lemon juice, onion juice, and chilling to serve four to six. This week focuses on cup cakes with frostings, entries due by 10 AM Saturday April 8.
Special scenery will heighten the mystery in Murder on the Second Floor the senior class play at Dakota Wesleyan University scheduled for April 6 at the junior high school auditorium in Mitchell.
Mrs. A L Putnam 56 wife of the former chairman of the Democratic state central committee died in Pierre Tuesday from complications after an operation. She is survived by her husband a daughter and three brothers.
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