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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
4
The rural credit ordeal in South Dakota shows the department holds vast land and mortgages, signaling an agricultural crisis. A Huron meeting Friday will discuss organizing support for farm holiday actions to pressure fair prices and policy change, urging all residents to join in backing producers.
The piece argues farmers could unite for parity if salaried officials did not resist mergers to protect their jobs. Officials may prioritize job security and organizational identity over farmers welfare, crafting independent programs even when these conflict with farmers interests.
The Evening Huronite criticizes John A. Simpson president of the Farmers Union for pursuing salaried leadership, opposing broad farm measures, and insulting President Hoover. The piece argues farm groups must unite and sacrifice personal gains to secure effective legislation and economic justice for agriculture.
Aberdeen News argues that the American press is a necessary institution despite criticism. It defends frank public questioning, noting widespread reach and influence, and urges pride and confidence in journalism to sustain it amid economic and political pressures.
Milford Soderstrom of Lincoln, a member of Leaders Livestock club, recalls starting in 4-H work at the county fair and earning a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. He details calves Sparky, Bess, Benito, club camps, judging contests, showmanship, and prize winnings including a silver pin and subscriptions.
A community group plans a swim party Tuesday evening at the Lutheran church pool. The event invites Wambies and friends, with many girls among the attendees.
Beulah M. Rodgers reports rising interest in 4-H demonstration teams. Thirty teams demonstrated recently across six counties with over 100 other members benefiting. There are 163 teams in training, narrowed to 26 through eliminations, then 36 finalists will compete at the state fair for honors. The Beadle Spink Hand district contest will be at Huron on August 26.
In a concluding note members admit a disappointment yet express gratitude for growth. They say not all can win and that the experience has been rewarding. The group plans to continue club work and make the best of the remaining years.
Miss Sare L Dewing attends a club dinner in Miller hosted by Mrs Clara Arbogest as part of the Dairy Foods club schedule. The Golden Links Dairy club of Doland, led by Miss Norma Coates, hosted a guest, marking completion of their year’s work. The A B C 4 H club of Huron held a May’s Rock picnic with swimming, races won by Grace Heyer Violet Heyer Ruth Petersen, prizes to Genevieve Bowder Grace Bowder Mary Hatcher and Lillian Anderson, and lunch at close by Ruth Petersen.
Directions for preserving juice by canning later, and making jelly from grape and crab apple juice. Includes steps to heat, drain, measure juice, boil, and flavor with orange blossoms and sugar, with notes on sediment and crystals.
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Twenty years ago today Huron residents undertook varied trips and visits. Robert B. Hill left for Hitchcock. John Dramsdahel went to Crandon. Thomas P. Fleming returned from a purchasing trip to New York City. Mr and Mrs C B Dickinson and Dr and Mrs W F Wharton spent a Sunday in Watertown. Mrs F G Forsburg left for De Smet. Mrs C B Alford came home from Arlington. Earl W Howard and family returned from Pierre. Wheeler, Farmer, and Dexter visited Ruskin Park. H C Shober attended state convention in transit to Mitchell. A trio including Robert Van Arndale and Rich Roberts were expected home from Ruskin Park. Mrs F C Ohman and family arrived to join Mr Ohman, returning to make their home in Huron.
New York radio listings show President Hoover scheduled to appear on a morning program with multiple orchestras and comedy segments. The schedule includes Waldea Hs eaiert orchestra, Georgie Price, and Pat Billias among others with NBC and ABC network ties.
Fedora opens September 5 with Superintendent Prof. R. W. Dodds for Fedora science and physical education. Herold Hurke Yankton commercial. Miss Hilda Rohde Madison English and history. Mrs. Bernice Devds Fedora seventh and eighth grades. Mr. John Harold Wessingtonith and sixth. Miss Wynona Kins Mitchell third and fourth. Miss Verna Sedgewick Gann Valley primary. Miss Mildred Wilcox Spencer.
Mitchell August 2 The Mitchell Ions Club will stage its annual Toy Fund dance on October 3 at the Corn Palace. Funds raised buy toys placed in baskets distributed to the needy at Christmas. Local orchestra will donate music for the event.
Thom as Swimmer a Sioux Indian of the Cheyenne reservation was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls for bigamy after pleading guilty in circuit court in Timber Lake. He was arrested on the charge of having more wives than the law allows and waived the preliminary hearing to begin serving immediately.
Clarence Goudy and Miss Gertrine Fredlake were in a coupe that caught fire Sunday evening while driving through the lane to the Henry Fredlake home northwest of Forestburg. Flames appeared under the hood, the car burned completely despite efforts with dirt. Both occupants escaped unharmed. Miss Fredlake’s parents arrived later to find the wreckage, causing a shock to them as well.
Aug 25 report says Rev Edward Grauman and Gif o Winter moved Redfield college fixtures to Yankton as the schools consolidate. Also notes Freeman visit and other local gatherings with Griebels and area families. Evelyn Johnson visits grandparents Bir and Mrs Al Johnson near Miller amid summer events and community notices.
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