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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1933

Page

4

Publication details for The Huron Publishing Co notice

Public notice from The Huron Publishing Co printed in Buren listing address Third Street and noting fees for delivery and mail subscriptions. Includes officers F McCannon president and Robert D Luce, with rates 15 cents per copy, 5 cents mail, and annual subscription prices.

THE Huron Publishing CO F. McCannon Vion Pres Robert D. Luce Ee Buren Walter Beuth Dakota Qmil Unitedtates

Legion convention praised for flawless Huron hosting

The 1933 American Legion convention in Huron drew high praise from retiring South Dakota commander Harry C. Kehm for flawless handling and strong local support. Officials credited William Reaves post leaders and numerous committee members, including E C McKenzie, Sewell, Blake, Myers, and Hopkins, for a smoothly run three days that hosted about 2,000 guests and showcased community cooperation.

THE Legion Convention Nner American Legion Harry C. Kebm Harrisburg South Dakota Legion Veterans’ Amruz Huron Kehm State Department Huron Post Qeaking Lj Sewell William Reaves Post E. C. McKenzie Fred Rogers Paul K. Myers L. B. Bugis D. EK. Semnby T. J. Coughlin J. H. Cornell Lawrence Ziedke E. C. Hoskins I. R. Wiley Transportation Leo A. Tommey H.W. Markey E L. Saylor W. L. Matlock Legion Ombu Betty Kinsman Norah Hopkins Hopkins Abigail Welsh Hazel Weir Pauline Crawford Mire Ruth Dukes Legionnnaires Splendid. Wok Fair City

Mussolini’s Dentist Visits Chicago and Case for Fearlessness

Dr Arrigo Piperno of Rome, Mussolini’s private dentist for eight years, visits Chicago and praises the Duce as a man who never flinches in the dentist chair. He says Mussolini reads during treatment and accepts pain without fear, while a separate essay argues about the mystery of newspaper production and the life of reporters.

TL Dece Arrigo Piperno Rome Mussolini Chicago T1 Dune Omaha World-Herald Gmzhe Cotter Jmet Earth Dana Grecey Watterson Las Vuseinlim & Garden Gm Moet

In the Dentist Chair Fear Like Mussolini Faces

A vivid line describes dental procedures as a terrifying mix of fright and misery. The passage questions whether anyone could endure such treatment as fearsome as Mussolini is said to endure.

Supreme Court backs warrant for traffic stop search

Three to two ruling holds officers must have a search warrant to compel a driver to stop for search. The Grant County liquor transport case tested evidence lawfulness, with dissent noting convictions based on illegally obtained evidence undermine justice, yet emphasizing need for procedures ensuring convictions while upholding rights.

Supreme Court Grant County Mary Times

Japan’s Mistaken Idea On Three Day Sham Battle

A brief critique of a Tokio event framed as spiritual education through a navy display. The writer argues that naval dominance does not shield civilians from modern war’s terror, citing World War I London air raids as evidence. The piece concludes that the only sure way to avoid these horrors is to avoid war altogether.

Japan Tokio England London North Sea

Jobs Come Ferst Emphasizes Rail Employment Gain

Government insistence on not cutting railroad jobs is backed by June to August figures showing Class 1 railroads added over 65,000 workers. Economizing by cutting personnel would erase this progress and hinder the broader economic recovery, per federal coordinator Joseph B. Eastman.

Imot Joseph B. Eastman 3Kax

U S Scouts Entertain Foreigners With Flapjacks And Harmonicas

George I. Fischer reports World Jamboree in Godollo Hungary where 390 Boy Scouts from the United States travel with delegations from the Philippines and Harrisburg. They tour Europe visiting England France Germany and Switzerland while sharing flapjacks and harmonicas with foreign Scouts. Messages from President Roosevelt and officials praise the camp as a bridge of goodwill and world peace.

George I. Fischer Godollo Fieagery James E. ‘West Beout Grouns Philippine Islands Singapore Penang Col Omk Bombay Mediterranean Porte Texas Ero Europe Germany Switzerland Venice England France Harisburg Palestine Malaga Harrisburg Worcester Vienna West Hungary Romania Dr West Walter W. Hasd Boy Scouts of America Agent Zorest

Mary Caroline Beard Pioneer of Girl Scouts Dies

Mary Caroline Beard, sister of Daniel Carter Beard, originator of the Girl Scouts of America, died at her home in Flushing Queens. She helped advise on organizing Scout work and aided the founding of Camp Fire girls, later serving as national treasurer of that group.

Girl Scouts New York Mary Caroline Beard Daniel Carter Beard Gee Scouts Bistus Bead Mante Girl Scouts of America Flushing Queens Te Ict Scouts Camp Fire Girls

Sea Scout unit thanks supporters as members thrive amid voyage

The statement praises the Sea Scout service and Sir Thomas J. Keane for the boys health, spirits, and good experience. It notes Scout Lautensack of Bronxville was detained at a German hospital but is progressing well and will rejoin his group.

Sea Scout Service Thomas J. Keane Lautensack Bronxville Germany

Sewing Spinsters Camp Overnight Near Ward's Grove

Merle Andrews reports Sewing Spinsters camped at Ward's grove on Thursday August 19. The group led by Mrs D W Fuller rode in a Heron Lumber truck, swam at May's Rock, ate sandwiches and fried chicken, then kept watch while others swam again. They faced chilly wind and mosquitoes, built a campfire, roasted marshmallows, and returned home by 11 o'clock after a bacon and eggs breakfast.

Beryl Becker Losaing Burnside Ruth Fuller Lila ‘Mae Guteler Delane Mediger Elsie Wiebrugge Grace Stewart Merle Ar D. W. Fuller Ward's Grove Merle Andrews J. Mediger Heron Lumber Company May's Rock Grace Stewvent Arken

Beadle 4-H Clubs Enter Junior Fair

Beadle county 4-H clubs plan for the junior fair at the state fair grounds Saturday August 26 Exhibits include clothing foods dairy foods home crafts and canning Entries due by 330 am judging starts 1 30 pm an all girls style revue for third or fourth year work Complete outfits required One girl will be chosen for state competition A district demonstration contest follows with teams from Clark Spink Head and Beatle counties. top teams advance to the state fair

Beadle County Bilding T. Pelock Clark Spink Head Beatle

Queen Stitchers to Compete in July Contest

Queen Stitchers will compete in a July contest with team members including Maxine Landeven. An additional member joined at the latest meeting, as the club prepares for the event.

Maxine ‘Landeven Topit Conternad 2 Tae Partoex Denenstostion

Unclear historic notice features poet and baking context

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mrs Sata Ls Bevin and phrases about baking powder biscuits muffins ginger, plus a reference to a poet and a festival at an unidentified location. The readable portion lacks clear event, date, or organization details to confirm a full item.

Sata Ls Bevin Matt Deed Faighensteefi

Pictured Man and Puzzles Across a Century Miles High

A fragmented OCR item presents a two way puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. It shows a photo caption asking for the first and last name of the man in the picture and includes scattered dictionary like entries, numbers, and references to Malaria vomiting and shore marks. The text hints at a quiz page combining word play and biographical prompts.

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New 4 H Club Plan To Start This Fall

Beulah M. Rodgers announces a two year 4 H club plan enrolling all girls clubs in the area in one project. Counties list for the Loom Immithing and clothing projects is given with changes every two years based on county prior tax data and project selection.

Ore Beulah M. Rodgers Lome Brown Hanson MzGook Lake Day Gradt Roberts Potter Faulk Walworth Masse Mennehaha Clay Turner Brookings Charles Mix Brule Aurora Dayon Butte Jerauld Hanlin Codington Clark

Huren Girl Scouts Return From Camp in Rapid City

Betty Thompson Betsy Chadck and Betsy Phillips return from the Gal Scout camp in Rapid City Wire with Mrs Bers Phillipe. Frank Chiadok joined them in New Underwood for two days. Blingy Midlsan visits Rapid City while two teens re register for this week in the Black Hills camp closing Sunday.

Huren Maerjoce “Thompson Betty” Chadck Besty Phillips Bers Phillipe Othet Gilack Rapid Cagyon Wire Frank Chiadok New Underwood Anc Blingy Midlsan Rapid City Teen Kathryn Terperting Black Hills

Star Stitchers Elect Pro Tem President at Summer Meeting

The Queen's Star Stitchers faced hexing issues at the summer meeting on August 10. Esther Passenheim plans to attend Worth Deke this winter and Ruth Bayemo served as president at the August 14 session, with Esther expected to remain president before school starts. A pro tem will fill the vacancy for the swim presidency.

Ella Disney Esther Passenheim Worth Deke Jtbe Jly Zaher’ Hiagemm Sosmaat Dimey Ruth Bayemo Wat’ Dent Esther, Passenheim Pefore

Two Beadle Clubs Tour And Picnic

Members of the Clybe Dream-Commanders and Wormstadt Decline Seeap clubs toured on Saturday August 12 finishing with a gathering at West Park swimming pool and a potluck dinner. Afterward the two clubs divided into sides and played till time to determine a winner. scores noted by John Seni.

Clybe Dream Wormstadt Seeap Eepatete Hbh Swrek Sepper Death Mlibe St West Park Swimming Soro Clube Co Howe John Seni

Foods Club Plans Booth At Fair

Progressive Maids Foods club reports plans for a fair booth with demonstration teams. Members gathered at Mrs Milton Russel August 11 for a meeting hosted by Shirley and Doris Russell.

Meeting on Lamb Show Plans Held at Rembough Home

Joanne Allen reports the Wessington Fills Rustlers Sheep club held a meeting at Bernard Rembough’s home to choose who will take lambs to Miller Achievement Day. H H Delong will provide fitting and showing instructions. The next meeting is at AC Ailen’s home on Tuesday August 15.

Joanne Allen Wessington Fills Rustlers Bernard Rembough H. H DeLong AC. Ailen

Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Cottage Cheese Making

Instructional guide by Sara L. Dewing on making cottage cheese from milk. steps cover heating curd, cutting into two inch squares, heating to about 140 degrees F, draining whey, and forming a firm texture. includes tips on sour milk addition and pressing for moisture control.

Sara L. Dewing Vic Dimain Amalie

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