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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
8
A historical view explains how spring greens were once used as a tonic, with sulphur and molasses credited for health while dandelions and other greens provided the needed nutrients. It traces shifts from winter root reliance to year round greens, notes differences between raw and cooked greens, and offers cooking tips to preserve vitamins and minerals.
In Levy Saskatchewan coupons issued in exchange for milk at a cheese factory circulate as an alternative to cash. They become redeemable when cheese produced from the supplied milk is sold, signaling a locally used barter system within the dairy cooperative.
A historical menu outlines a spring day meal plan with breakfast items like grapefruit and cereal, dinner featuring corned beef hash and wilted dandelion greens, and supper including turnip soup and apple fritters. It also provides a method to prepare wilted greens using bacon fat and vinegar.
Local notes include Mr and Mrs E F Blankenbourg and son visiting in M D Caffrey home. Esmond attendees at a De Smet dance. Herbert Fenner reporting seed corn theft west of Esmond. Amby Welch of Willow Lake visiting town. Gordon Jeffers in Huron hospital with pneumonia. Mrs H E Frost seeking medical treatment in Huron. Mrs F E Johnson returning from Pasadena. Bid or By club to meet Mulholland home. W J Walls and F E B Walkington driving new Chevrolets. Mr and Mrs W R Ohlson at an Eastern Star party in Carthage. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Graham of Manchester visiting friends. Graham a Republican candidate for county superintendent. A L Haberg visiting Huron.
Wolsey Mr and Mrs Grout and sons Roland Richard and Jule visited E B Carson family in Elbow Lake until Sunday. Mrs Arthur Zeitner Mrs Smith and Mrs Kate Bernhart arrived from Aberdeen and visited P W Yiel ding home. Mrs Smith and her son joined husband and moved to Delmont after Roscoe visit.
Mrs. Smith's parents visited for two weeks and returned to Aberdeen Sunday evening. Mrs. Barnhart is a niece of Mr. Yielding. An epidemic of whooping cough has affected local children, severe in many cases. Donald Carson leased Roy Andrew's pool hall and fixtures on April 1. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson moved to the Nettie Carson residence. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christophers. Mrs. Relph Zebarth and her brother Clark visited Forest City, Iowa, then returned. Clark stayed with relatives before heading to Mitchell for his trip home.
Sunday callers included Mr and Mrs Robert Beach of St Lawrence at Henry Falkenberg’s home north of town. Miss Agnes Anderson of Minneapolis visited P C Anderson’s home. The Rev Luke family returned from Watertown after attending an uncle’s illness and death. Howard C Hanscom and wife announced the birth of a son. Mrs Hanscom is Laura Madsen formerly of Carpenter.
Bonilla Mrs A McKichan hosted an Auxiliary gathering at her home Monday night. Mrs Ben Hansen visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Binger at Burdette earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs Ralph Gale and baby spent the weekend in Springfield with relatives. they returned Sunday night. Mrs Geler hosted their visit here. Mrs Frank James visited Springfield with her mother and relatives recently. Elrod Hewitt bought a new Farmall tractor from Kenyon Brothers.
Harrold Harry Heeney visits from Sioux Falls while Mrs. Brimmer returns from a two month Sparta Wisconsin trip. Bernice Bahring comes home from Mitchell and Henry Canuteson returns from a three month western coast stay. Yo Mario relocates near Blare farm. Hummel returns from Verona North Dakota to visit a father. Post office work progresses toward occupancy in a month. Jack Garrity and wife visit from Huron as the school board cuts operating expenses and eliminates a teacher.
A report notes a saving of 1390 dollars this year with many farmers in Held seeding and seed loans arriving, raising optimism about prospects for the growing season and financial relief for growers.
Danforth Paul Geiger visits Miller during spring vacation while attending the School of Mines in Rapid City. Farmers disc tractors were at work Saturday and continue this week. Morrison brothers return from Nebraska after James funeral. Neighbors bag lunches and ice cream at Dewey Bridenbaugh home with pinochle at three tables. Dietch Koch returns from Minneapolis after daughter's operation, daughter Gene improving. Father Shilling and helpers rehearse for April 18 play. Gene Morrison's orchestra plays for a Pleasant Valley hall dance. George Reeser delayed by a Swartz truck breakdown near Mittlestadt farm. Buffalo county Ladies club met at Lowellan home. dinner served.
Mr and Mrs Donahue called at the Geiver home Thursday Reg Rose of Nebraska stay here seeking a cattle ranch to rent The Bates township Ladies club met Thursday Charles King made a business trip to Mitchell last week Howard Morrison joined Mr Ford to town Thursday They brought home a load of seed barley Mrs Web Koch and Mrs Archie Geiver entertained the Ladies club and their husbands with an oyster supper at the Web Koch home Friday night Mrs Herry Koch won high score in pirschle Mr Heather Fred Renner and Carl Fastnacht visited Mr Seuther s aged father in Parkston Leonard Gelver left for the Dr Tinner farm to help with spring work Dan Heitzmar did road work last week Ben Gaehring recovering from injuries in an accident Mrs Bill Freese a patient at Miller hospital
In Pleasant Valley little spring field work has been done due to cold weather while much government wheat has been hauled out. A Sunday morning meeting at Pleasant Valley church featured Rev George Ruff in overalls and a work shirt as part of an economy program urging public frugality and shared sacrifice.
The article notes a birthday Sunday at Pleasant Valley church on April 10 with a birthday procession for those born since January 1, 1992. A Sunday school offering will defray supplies, and a young people's class was organized. Other local notes include visits, injuries, and grasshoppers hatching.
California approves University of Delaware foreign study option allowing qualified students to substitute a year abroad in Germany or France for junior requirements on their home campus. The plan aims to broaden international exposure and partnerships between UC campuses and Delaware programs.
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