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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1936
Page
11
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Notice is hereby given that a hearing in the matter of the estate of Line M Tobin, deceased, will take place Friday the 28th at the office of the County Judge in Buran. Interest parties may appear to contest the probate and issuance of Letters Testamentary.
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The tropical curry article promotes Indian style dishes as a hot appetizing option for warm climates. It notes curry’s adaptability to vegetables or meats and highlights using leftovers and budget meals. It discusses varying regional seasonings and the curry’s role in stimulating appetite.
The year shows strong participation in livestock judging with 60 members from Lincoln to Moody counties attending a Sioux Falls school led by I B Johnson and L W Harding. Redfield drew 70 from Beadle to Head with R A Cave and others guiding. Additional sessions in Bon Homme, Hutchinson, Charles Mix, Lyman, Jerauld, and Newell engaged 43 to 36 members. The Brookings state judging school drew over 360 from eastern South Dakota across four divisions. Plans hint at a two day event next year as teams prepare for the State Fair.
The seventeenth regular meeting of the atte Wive Sheep Club led by A C Allen met at the Allen home to judge live stock with Beers and Miller club members participating. Kenneth Kastner presided with IL members present as meat identification entries were issued. Next meeting set for Saturday September 12 at the Laka home and lunch followed. This account by Geralding Butts. Special Meeting of Jolly Coyotes 4 H Club led by Mrs B A Lyman called a mandatory gathering at her home to review record books and decide which team advances to the junior fair. Darlene Schurian provided the report.
The article traces curry from ancient India and Vedic times, noting the dish is named after curry powder sold in the West. It describes traditional grinding methods, common spices like onion and garlic, and the use of a stone roller. It also mentions serving curry with separated rice and chutney as a common pairing.
Mrs. A C Berge aged 65 died following an operation Saturday at a Mitchell hospital. She had lived in Gann Valley since 1914 with her husband August C Berge. Survived by husband two children six grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Active Congregational Church member and associate matron of Zephyr Chapter.
Twenty Girl Scouts plus three visitors enjoyed a day trip to Alpena led by captain Miss Margaret Peterson. They swam from 10 to 11, cooked chili and lemonade, sang songs, and returned home by 4:30. Katheryn Ball reports.
Members of the Raised Em Right Chicken Club met at Andy Meyers house for a picnic and swim. They swam from six to cevan, roasters and sweets followed near a schoolhouse half a mile north. Members played games, ate ice cream and cake, and sang before departure.
The Avenue Scalpers defeated Jefferson Playground Kids 6 to 4 in a brisk kitten ball game. Sunday they beat the Dakota Belles 11 to 5 with Goldie Skinner leading with three scores. The game was halted in the third inning due to darkness. two more games were scheduled for Sunday at 1 PM versus South Team I and at 4 PM against the Dakota Belles.
The Altoona 44H Home Craft Club closed a meeting with the Go-Getters and Fireflies as the competing sides. About 62 attendees joined at the home of Alice Ris and Grice Dahlin with mothers of members present. Games and a lunch of sandwiches beans macaroni cake ice cream and nectar were shared. A candy bar was awarded to each Go-Getter from the Fireflies. Joy J. Borah, club reporter, notes the event.
Drought grips Western South Dakota cutting cattle and sheep numbers to foundation stock. 1936 likely the harshest on record with extensive range losses, water shortages, and prairie fires. Thousands of head shipped out or destroyed by fires on Rosebud and Pine Ridge reservations.
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Arthur Hagerman seven suffers paralyzing leg injuries after a rifle discharged while an older brother primed it at the Hagerman farm one mile from Doland. The bullet entered his chest grazed a rib and lodged in his spine doctors face a delicate removal though the boy rests comfortably at the hospital.
The article notes a school refurbished by two custodians, ready for students on August 2. Under supervision of 30 teachers and supervisors, floors desks woodwork hallways and windows gleam with paint and cleanliness. new dark cases await use in many rooms. music students are mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Harry Levitow and Mr and Mrs Neil Hammond returned home Monday after visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Newo Kennedy in Sioux Falls.
B Berry and family of Flint Michigan visited Edward Mellanhom in Mehan On August 26 they traveled Monday to the Black Hills accompanied by Berta Fac Mehan Local notes record a weekend visit by the Berry family and travel companions from Flint Michigan.
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