Rural Children Tour Huron Industries Inspiring Local Students
Nearly 350 Beadle county rural students and teachers visited Huron industries via Harod Chamber of Commerce tours. Rosemary Tuehek, an eleven year old Holabird pupil, wrote a grateful account detailing factory visits from packing plants to dairies and a radio station, noting learning at each stop.
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Huron
Harod Chamber of Commerce
Paul K. Myers
Beadle County
Holabird
Rosemary Tuehek
Mr. Myers
Tam
Northwestern Publics Service Company
Gettysburg
Miller, Highmore
James River
Nehi
Ratio Station
Wiener roast planned by Belle Center pupils
Ruby Wehr from Belle Center school with Miss Treva Olson plans a school wiener roast. Students will provide parts of the lunch and the event will be held outside over an open fire or inside if the weather turns bad.
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Ruby Wehr
Belle Center School
Treva Olson
Huron Scouts Promote Two Members at Chamber Review
Two members of Huron Troop 4 advanced in Scouting at a Board of Review in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Tuesday night. Dale Hanson attained Star Scout and Morris Kreykes became a Second Class Scout. A public ceremony will bestow higher rank badges in the near future. Dale has an enviable advancement record in Troop 4.
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Huron Scouts
Huron Boy Scouts
Board of Review
Chamber of Commerce
Dale Hanson
Morris Kreykes
Dale
Kittenball Declared Favorite Game at Rural School
Ivina Pawlovich of a rural county school reports kittenball as the favorite recreation. The seven pupil class, taught by Miss Mullaney, uses a newly purchased Kittenball funded by League money and assigns Friday sides with four players per team including the teacher to balance play.
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Ivina Pawlovich
Sioux Indians Assure Scouts Of Log Cabin Park Cabin
Word has reached Dupree South Dakota that the Boy Scout troop of Dupree 5 D is assured a cabin in the new town park. Thunder Butte Indian boys belong to the troop and local residents offer logs for the cabin. Carl Vance and Charles Swift volunteer to haul the logs to the park. General supervision of the park will be by the Boy Scouts.
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Dupree
New Town
Thunder Butte
Butte
Carl Vance
Charles Swift
Yale Track Meet Returns: Ralph Holmes Dominates Events
Ralph Holmes swept first place in all events at the Yale track meet, delivering a rare perfect performance. The Yale track team posted strong showings across disciplines, highlighting Holmes as the standout performer of the meet.
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Yale
Ralph Holmes
Kittenball winds halt races as Kelly school wins ribbon
Dwight Bruss of Sheffield school and Ralph from A division led morning jumping and running events. Joe Hater of Kelly school won broad jump and tied high jump in the B division. The Kelly school earned a blue ribbon and medal as kittenball games delayed by wind and dust.
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I. Medt
Dwight Bruss
Sheffield ‘School
Bluebird League
Ralph
Joe Hater
Kelly School
Dwight
Girl Scouts Host Tea Meeting at Methodist Church
Minnehaha Girl Scouts met at the Methodist church to prepare for a silver tea on Saturday April 21 from 3 to 5 PM. Ethelyn Anderson reports on committee plans and invitations as troop reporter.
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Minnehaha
Ethelyn Anderson
Primary Pupils Begin Ninth Book at Prolrie Knoll School
Primary pupils of the Prolrie Knoll school begin their ninth book in Reading. First grade pupils read The Beacon Introductory Second Reader by James H Fossett. It includes twenty animal folk tales and phonetic tables in the back.
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Prolrie Knoll School
Teading
Karlas Ann Smith
The
Beacon
James H. Fossett
Quality Cookers Plan Luncheon
The 4 H Quality Cookers held a Monday meeting to finalize plans for a luncheon set for May 12 at Delane's home. Members assigned foods to share costs, chosen a decorations committee led by Lorraine Burngsize, and formed an entertainment group to provide a program.
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Delane Mediger
Lorraine Burngsize
Delane
Defane
Girls Work Nosegay Pattern On Quilt
The Quality Cookers club reports rapid progress on the Old Fashioned Nosegay quilt led by Mrs. Fuller. Members cut and sewed blocks while others arranged pieces, with Delane noting a strong start and plans to continue the good work.
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de Fane Mediger
Quilt sale funds club trip to Brookings Short Course
Money raised from the sale of the quilt will be used to send as many members of our club as possible to the Short Course at Brookings in December.
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Brookings
Girl Scouts Enjoy First Hike and Outdoor Cookout
The Sakakawea senior troop 2 held its season opener last Tuesday with sixteen girls and Miss Helen Buchanan. They hiked to West Park from the high school, gathered wood, built a fire, cooked steak and hamburgers, played games, and welcomed visitors from troop Skoonatap No. 3 before returning to the city.
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Sakakawea
Foon
West Park
Helen Buchanan
qTackia Christopherson
Gladys White
Joyce Anderson
Kathleen Cone
Skoonatap No. 3
Washington Punch
Red Light
Junior Red Cross Meeting At Sheffield School
The Sheffield school Junior Red Cross treasurer reported a 75 cent fund at a recent meeting. President Marshall Kouf called the session to order. Members shared their Red Cross work and two first grade girls Leis DeBauche and Wisian Peterson presented a self prepared dialogue The City Mouse and the Country Mouse. Annie Arbeiter wrote this report.
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Red Cross
Sheffield
Marshall Kouf
Leis DeBauche
Wis
Ian Peterson
Annie Arbeiter
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Horseradish Growing
Horseradish thrives in the north temperate United States though not suited to the south except high elevations. Fresh grated horseradish is a desirable condiment and a few crowns planted in a hidden garden spot can supply a family. It grows best in deep rich moist soil, avoiding extreme sands or clay.
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United States
Horseradish cultivation and root propagation guide
The article explains horseradish propagation by crowns or root cuttings. It describes preparing shallow soil, planting long root cuttings at an angle with tops near the surface, and removing a leaf cluster from each cutting. It notes home gardeners regrow plants yearly and harvest roots for fresh grating with vinegar, warning against cider vinegar.
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