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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1933
Page
2
In a June talk to students, A. Les ter Pierce defends farming as a lifelong vocation. He contrasts youth on farms with city life, praising the farmer as a multi skilled professional and warning against overlooking rural opportunities in a competitive economy.
The article urges young people to seize training in agriculture schools linked with state universities. It explains the School of Agriculture differs from the College of Agriculture, noting entrants as young as seventeen, even without full grade education. It emphasizes the broader aim beyond trades, cultivating ingenuity, judgment, patience, and skill in the educated agriculturist.
News reaches Blunt of the marriage August 2 in Pierre of Mac Durhany and Fandal Mercer both of Blunt. The ceremony was led by Mrs Gten Lilli bridge of the Church of Christ. They will reside on the Gilson farm southeast of Blunt after a week with relatives.
Miss Jeanne Fenske of Mobridge and Lyle L Mariner editor of the Blunt Advocate were married at Waubay with Dr Bryant Welles officiating. Attendants were Miss Blanche Mariner and Lyle E Riley of Summit. The couple plans a honeymoon in the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park.
Special evangelistic meetings began last night at the tabernacle in St Lawrence park and will run two weeks. Sponsored by Rev J T ONeill of St Lawrence Community church and Merle Perkins of Prairie Chapel hall Pearl township. Dr Wilson R King of West is the evangelist.
Report says cattle in a field ingested poisonous cane with only one animal surviving after prompt first aid. Herded in a pasture, the rest died from exposure to the toxic forage. Authorities note immediate treatment limited impact.
Aug 7 Burdette special report notes light rye yields with two bushels per acre in most fields. Few fields were harvested and no other small grains cut. Corn looked good until last week’s heat burned tassels, blighting ears and casting uncertainty. Smut appears very bad this season.
After a brief business session the Farmers union heard reports on an eastern trip by Robert Parkinson and Emil Dittman with Maurita Mitsida a Japanese boy as guide. Mr and Mrs Albert Myera received gifts as they prepare to move to Minnesota.
IS F breweries plan operation in Sioux Falls after enabling legislation in Pierre. Sioux Chick Brewing aims to obtain articles of incorporation immediately. Sioux Brewing, incorporated last April, expects to market beer by January ’anno and have beer for sale by December 1.
West Side harmony group members held a picnic at Fred Beckman’s cottage on Cottonwood Lake with husbands and families as guests. About 400 people attended the pleasant afternoon and picnic supper.
Redfield grocers announce new hours to observe the NRA program. Stores will open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturdays. The schedule takes effect today.
In Onida the law practice of C J Crandall is sold to Francis Ryan of Gettysburg. Crandall has practiced here 15 years and moves with his family to Seattle Washington to join the Lawrence Bates Insurance firm. Ryan is a Creighton law graduate admitted to the bar this summer.
Miss Marie Mylan of Huron prepares tap and ballet classes for a charity recital planned for late this month with a probable date of the 24th. Proceeds go to charity. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS. Mr and Mrs Raymond Kiel hosted Mr and Mrs J L Hunt and Mrs Gladys Ahrens and her two sons Donald and Kenneth for dinner on her birthday.
Fragmentary OCR text references Hunt siblings birthdays and Kenneth Ahren, with a trip to Camp Da Ko Tahard after an unspecified drive. No clear dates or events are provided.
Loss of stock due to prussic acid poisoning reported in Lake Preston area. Sudan grass, noted to contain high poison levels during drought, caused the death of three cows out of five sick on Jens Erie’s farm southwest of Lake Preston.
A Civic club benefit bridge at Mrs. Phil Davis’s home raised a good sum for the local library. Six tables were in play with Irene McDonald of Bay City Michigan winning high among women and Randall Kieth high among men. Refreshments were provided by Mesdames Davis Johnson Larson Smith Maxam and Hesby.
Governor Berry had appointed W. J. Dawson of Rapid City as state insurance commissioner and the state senate confirmed the appointment. His two year term runs until July 1, 1935.
Springs, Aug 7. Barrett Lowe named city superintendent will lead Wessington Springs schools when term begins September 4. Lowe seeks town cooperation to house and feed rural pupils in exchange for work. Only Lowe is mentioned as superintendent. Surprise Party Held for Elizabeth Moore in Highmore
Miss Alice M Raine of Sioux Falls takes Miss Sasse's place in the lineup. The adjustment shifts duties and roles for the local pageant, with Raine stepping into the position previously held by Sasse.
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