County Chairman Highlights 1938 Conservation Program Benefits
The Beadle County Agricultural Conservation Committee editorials review the 1938 Agricultural Conservation Program. The piece, by JM Fisher, argues for careful study of the program, noting voluntary farmer participation and focus on stabilizing prices and encouraging soil conservation through specific practices and payment structures.
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JM. Fisher
Beadle County Agricultural Conservation Commdtieg
United States
Alands
Newly Constructed Highway To Be Oiled Near Ree Heights
A mid April plan details oiling of a newly built east to west highway from Ree Heights to one mile north of town. State Senator Mimer Buck and A T Buere County Commissioner led a business group to Pierre to meet the Safe Highway Commission, seeking assurances on timing and progress.
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Ree Heights
Tall
Mimer Buck
A. T. Buere
Tm Pierre
Safe Highway Commission
Bucks
Rainfall Encourages Ree Freights Farmers
A faded OCR item notes rain beginning Friday morning and continuing, offering cautious optimism for farmers after recent heavy snowfall and April showers. It mentions wet conditions aiding spring morale and anticipated moisture through the week.
Lodge Meets PR On April Sixteen Special Meeting
Lodge members gathered at Mrs. EFEB Johnson Cavour home on Wednesday for a brief business session and social hour. Mrs Tehnsent served lunch after the meeting and social time.
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A. Lodge
Lodge
Coon Friday Holiday Dake Preston Spring Break Dismissed
The school board dismissed schools Friday for a short respite from the school work. Classes resume Monday, marking a dust break in the program until the closing of school in May.
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Coon
Dake Preston
Captivating Pattern 4754 Frock for Teens and Juniors
Ad reads Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book and Pattern 4754 for junior and misses sizes with bright checks and novelty fabrics. Includes illustration and sewing steps, price fifteen cents, book and pattern together twenty five cents, send name address style number to Evening Huron.
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Unis
Nike
Anne Adams
Third Sireet
Huron Sauls Dakow
On Site Liquor Issue Debated by Huron Ministers
To the Editor this writer criticizes pastors for moral authority on the April 19 liquor vote in Huron. He argues the on sale system harms youth, cites South Dakota history, and questions ministers’ influence, urging careful regulation and comparison with other cities adopting stricter controls.
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Huron
South Dakota
South Dalata
Soh
Walcot
Ug Aweep
Maron
Hint Avonamst
Hyron
Wellington Women’s Study Club Holds April Meeting
The Women's Study Club of Wellington met at Mrs. Clara Ravenscroft’s home. Twenty one members read papers on Radio Programs and Their Effects, presented by Mrs. Mayne Shaw and Mrs. Helen DeHaven. The next meeting is set for May 1 at Mrs. Elma Brown’s home in Washington.
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Study Club
Wayland
Specia
Women's Study Club of
Wellington
Clara Ravenscroft
Mayne Shaw
Helen DeHaven
Elma Brown
Wesaington
Act For The Public Sake Art Exhibit Opens Tomorrow
An Ohio publisher James L. Wiel directs a nationwide Art for the Public Sake exhibit opening tomorrow in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel Main Dining. The effort aims to bring great art to homes with simple explanations and spans plans from Mass-produced reproductions to a national campaign funded by donors like Yale benefactor Starss Childs and backed by newspapers coast to coast.
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Marvin Hughitt
Ohio
James L. Wiel
National Committee For Art Appressation
Wiek
Julius
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Wick
Leyman
Childy
Mr. Wick
Inter
Milonairesignons
Washington Star
Huronite
Grace Tedsmond
Miner
Fine Arts
South Dakota Federation of Womens , Clubs Pd
Tataseh
Seat Siepeat
Omarrow
Senior Play Cast Chosen for Spring Fever at Brookfield
The Wellington High senior play Spring Fever has a cast selected by director Jenn Howell. Howard Brant, Hidy Henmmelman, Ed Burns, Robert Baller, Vig Lewis, Harald Dean, Lou Herron, Bernice Fullerton, Barbers Rumig, Anne Purcell, Mercedes Null, Vivian George, Janice Pflaun, Phoebe Purcell, Anne's mother, Mons Christensen, Maude Carey, Irene Had aerst, and professors Virgil Bean and Dr. Dixon are listed among cast and faculty. Rehearsals proceed after school and in evenings at Brookfield College with Vernon Sehmierer overseeing.
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Wellington
S?riings
April Mir
Charnele
Jenn Howell
Arer Howard Brant
Brookfield College
Hidy Henmmelman
Ed Burns
Robert Baller
Vig Lewis
Harald Dean
Lou Herron
Bernice Fullerton
Spangler
Barbers Rumig
Anne Purcell
Howard
Mercedes Null
Vivian George
Vic
Janice Pflaun
Phoebe Purcell
Anne
Mons Christensen
Maude Carey
California
Irene Had ‘Aerst
Virgil Bean
Twolony
Erin Ruethers
Dr. Dixon
Vernon Sehmierer
Firemen Elect Officers at Iscal Department Meeting
At a meeting of the Iscal fire department Chief F. Rehfwld was reelected. Officers named include Art Christianson as assistant chief Reginald Smith secretary B J Hosche treasurer Walter Daumim foreman Ollie Schoonover assistant foreman Theo A Haugen and Glenn Van Tassel five marshals A J Endersby Ary Christinmgon and Alfred Ryland serve on the board of trustees.
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DH Smet
Iscal Fire Department
F. Rehfwld
Art Christianson
Reginald Smith
B. J. Hosche
Walter Daumim
Ollie Schoonover
Theo A. Haugen
Glenn van Tassel
A. J. Endersby
Ary Chris~tinmgon
Alfred Ry
Moorehead Orchestra to Play Easter Dance Monday
Managers of the Daumino Balligent announce Paul Moorhead and his orchestra will perform at the gala Easter Dance Monday in Huron. Moorhead, famed for distinctive arranging with dried trombones, drew large crowds at Machinery Hall during State Fair week. Dancers are urged to arrive early as seating is expected to fill quickly. Perkins and his band are also slated to play on April 27.
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Daumino
Paul Moorhead
Northwest
Moorhead
Moorehead
Machinery Hall
Huron
Phebs
Perkins
Young Democrats Plan Spring Dance Event
G W Chitty president of Beadle County Young Democrats announced a post election dance with Tiny Bostic and his rhythm makers from Minneapolis as the feature entertainers. The event will be held at the Huron Pavilion on April 4, and the public is invited regardless of party affiliation.
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Young Democrats
Beadle County
Young Democrat Club
G. W. Chitty
Tiny Bostic
Minneapolis
Huron Pavilion
Chiteity
Best Rye Prospects In Years At Lake Preston
Reports from Lake Preston on April 16 indicate a promising rye crop with deep green stands and good formation. Rain aided vegetation, and a larger local acreage this year supports outlooks for a strong food crop as seeding winds down and corn planting begins.
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Lake Preston
Lenten Service Adds 23 New Members at Congregational
A Lenten service at the Congregational Church in Lake Preston led by Rev H C Judly enrolled 23 new members Thursday evening. Communion followed the reception, with a choir anthem by Mesdames H Whipkey A Baldwin and Robert Lewis W Sorenson. A Mrs Whinkey solo accompanied by Mrs Ruth Johnson on piano completed the program.
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Lake Preston
Congregational Church
H.C. Judly
H. Whipkey
A. Baldwin
Robert Lewis
W. Sorenson
Whinkey
Ruth Johnso
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