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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1933

Page

2

Doland Seeks Paving and Lake Projects for Relief

Doland city council approved a six block paving plan on Federal Highway 212 within the city and backed a proposed lake seven miles south on Highway 31. Officials seek state highway commission approval and county consideration, amid an urgent relief need as farming losses press residents.

Doland Mannie States Highway Commission Highway Commission Town Highway 31 Deland Service Ape Geme and Fish Commission Board of County Commissioners of Spink County Deland Cry Main Street City Place

Crop Prospects Improve After Rain In Laxe Andes

The Aug 2 report notes three inch rainfall revived crops thought lost to grasshoppers. Some fodder salvage from corn stalks remains possible where hoppers damaged yields. Fields show signs of recovery with mid summer gardens producing vegetables and pastures in good condition.

Spink County seeks fuel aid with free wood and coal

County Auditor Albert Kuehn presented an order for Ii cars of free wood from Black Hills reforestation camps and one car of free lignite coal from the state mine to aid the needy. The plan partners fuel distribution with food in exchange for work on federal relief projects under a state relief department offer. Also, Aid meeting at Frank Young home with twenty women and several duovers planning a chicken drive for Tuesday. refreshments by Mrs. Young and daughter Mrs. Hazel Brown.

Spink County Pats Redfield Albert Kuehn Black Hills State Relief Department AID Bonilla Frank Young Young Hazel Brown

South Dakota Projects Face Quick Federal Review

The South Dakota Public Works advisory board submits projects to Washington for rapid checks by legal, financial, and engineering divisions. Any disqualifying reasons must be stated, and if no flaws are found the project proceeds to final action. Delays arise if thorough state review and correction of discrepancies are not completed.

S.D Washington South Dakota Public Works Advisory Board O. K Headquarters Administration Public Works ‘Administration Special Board

Wayland Church Plans Jubilee

Wayland VAYLAND Aug 28 Special A church community plans a sporty day to raise funds. Committees cover kittenball concessions band lunch gate and buildings with Ernst Gadow Frank Otto August Carlen Ed Staten delegating tasks. Event described as a community fair invites broad participation.

Enrollment Forecast Bright at Sioux Falls College

Sioux Falls college registrar reports an unusual early surge in fall enrollment. Record registrations already underway with students signing up in large numbers, signaling a strong start to the academic year.

S. F.C Sioux Falls Sioux Falls College

McCoy Assigned to Seventh Corps Area Command

Maj Gen Frank R McCoy with 26 years in active service and decorations from seven nations will command the Seventh Corps Area at Omaha starting in October. The area spans Iowa Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Arkansas Kansas Minnesota and part of Missouri. He succeeds Maj Gen Toknean Hagood who moves to command the Eighth Corps Area at Fort Sam Houston Texas.

Toknean Hagood Eighth Corps Fort Sam Houston Tex

Mobridge Youth Seeks Government Purchase For His Pig

Nine year old Frederick Lyle Popple of Mobridge South Dakota writes President Roosevelt offering a one year old pig for sale. He asks how much the government will pay and hopes to enter the horse business. The White House forwards to the farm adjustment administration for acknowledgment and consideration.

Washington Frederick Lyle Popple Mobridge Roosevelt White House Farm Adjustment Administration Frederick Sam Turner Sam Joe Joe Turner Miny Farm Administration Aday Act

Rev Eid to Undergo Gall Stone Operation

Rev. E. C. Eid of the Lutheran church entered Vautheran hospital at Watertown and is to be operated on for gall stones Tuesday. His family returned from Otter Tail Lake, Minn., where they had been vacationing since early July, to be with him.

E. C. Eid Lake Preston Lutheran Church Vautheran Hospital Watertown Otter Tail Lake Minn

Pioneer James Lewis Dies in Lake Preston

Lake Preston Aug 2 Special James Lewis a longtime pioneer of Lake Preston died after a long illness from kidney disease at age 71 Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 PM from the Lartheron church with Rev H Evang and Rev Mr Rachie officiating Burial will be in the Lake Preston cemetery He leaves one son Robert and other relatives The community recalls his active role in building Lake Preston and its institutions

Lake Preston James Lewis Lewis Lartheron H Evang Congregational Church Rachie Lothermn Church Granite Falls Minn Robert

Pioneer Dies in Sioux Falls Obituary Notice

Aug 2e cy - Herman G Rosier A died here Friday in Sioux Falls. The terse notice records the passing of a local pioneer named Rosier with limited details available from the fragment.

Pioneer Sioux Falls Herman G Rosier

South Dakota Farm Wives Get Less Cash For Products

Washington reports South Dakota farm wives who sold chickens and eggs last year earned less than half the cash groceries or chips they received in 1929. Agriculture data show AWAC chickens fetched 6.9 million dollars in 1929 but 2.7 million dollars the following year. eggs rose from 39.0 million dollars to 3.19 million dollars for 358 million eggs.

S. D Washington South Dakota Department of Agriculture South

Women Organize to Aid NBA Recovery Effort in South Dakota

Mrs Anna Struble of Pierre leads the new women's division of the NBA in South Dakota to support President Roosevelt's recovery program. County chairs were named in Turner Conerville Clay Vermillion Minnehaha Howard Sioux Falls Miner Beresford Gettysburg Sully Ft Pierre with more appointments to come.

Pierre Womens NBA South Dakota Anna, Struble Stele State Recovery Board Securite Roosevelt Struble Turner Nellie Gunderson Conerville Clay Mia A. E. Lee Vermillion Minnehaha R.R. Stevenson Sioux Fells Miner Rose M. Gehring Howard Pee Everett Scundert Beres’ford Potter Mrx Ed Provine Gettysburg Sully William Ruckle Onide Steukey Leona Young Ft Pierre

Watermelon Day Promises Big Lake Preston Event

Lake Preston hosts Watermelon Day with Floyd B. Olson of Minnesota as speaker. The fete features two bell games, band concerts, street sports, concessions, and free melons distributed from three carloads to attract a larger crowd than before.

Preston Floyd B. Olson Minnesota Lake Preston Addi- Horad Entertainment

Aberdeen Voters to Decide 860000 Willow Creek Project

Aberdeen will vote on an 860 000 Willow Creek water supply project touted as one of South Dakota’s largest public works. If approved 30 percent would be financed with federal funds and the plan includes dams, filtering and pumping stations, and sewage disposal improvements near the Elm River.

Aberdeen Willow Creek South Dakota Wiltow Creek Elm River Tivermesr Ordway Moccasin Creek

Mrs Johanson Honored At Wayland Bridge Club Party

Mrs Johanson a member of the Wayland bridge club was honored as guest at a party hosted by T L J Borkhuis with ten club members present and five bridge tables. Laure Stateean and Eoset Gadow won standing scores and prizes. The event featured gifts for May Johnson and guests include Mr Lea Celisen.

Lea Celisen Aérs Batkinis Bel Jantyne M. C. Wood Schaneon Weasington Johenson Wayland Bank

Wheat Meetings Start Across County despite Agent Absence

The first series of wheat meetings has begun in the area with strong interest. The Clark county segment will progress more slowly due to the lack of a county agent in the locality.

Clark

Wolsey School To Open September 4

Wolsey announces new term begins September 4 with no tuition this year except district charges. Enrollment and a teachers meeting follow on Monday morning with class schedules completed. Faculty includes Ralph Zebarth agriculture and sciences, Washabaugh history, Peck English and Latin, Kathryn Moore eighth grade, Arle Darling sixth and seventh grades, PréGer fourth and fifth, Selma Weidenbush first to third grades.

Wowlsey W. Wardman Wolsey Wardman Ralph Zebarth Washabaugh Dreshy Peck Kathryn Moore Arle Darling PréGer Selma Weidenbush

Tragic Self Destruction Of Aged Triquois Boy

Philip Baxter age 4 met death by his own hand around midnight Saturday. Ray Stoner found the body in an outhouse behind a gasoline station at TROQUOIS. The revolver bullet entered his brain. death was instantaneous. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 PM in the undertaking parlors with interment in the Irequeigs cemetery.

Troquois Philip Baxter Ray Stoner Baxter Desth Buller Mire Knouse Irequeigs

Operation Is Fatal To Lillian Liddle

TROQUOIS August 2 Specially Word has been received here by C T Liddle for the death of his niece Lillian Liddle of Raymond Minnesota August 3 Miss Liddle underwent an operation for hernia earlier this month and was almost recovered when To ckjaw set Miss Liddle was a teacher in the Raymond schools but lived here with her parents during her childhood days Interment was to be made in Iroquois cemetery this afternoon by the side of her father

Troquois C. T. Liddle Lillian Liddle Raymond Minn Miss Liddle Liddie Iroquois Cemetery

Kingsbury Farm Union Holds Monthly Meeting

The Kingsbury county Farmers Union met in the opera house at Lake Preston on Saturday afternoon with County Chairman Harvey Midland presiding. Members discussed the federal farm program focusing on the hog allotment plan and resulting policy concerns as farmers noted they have already disposed of their pigs.

Kingsbury Farm Union Lake Preston Kingsbury County Farmers Union Opera House Harvey Midland

Bank Name Change Authorized for White Rock Bank

The comptroller of the currency approves the First National Bank of White Rock South Dakota to change its name to The Roberts County National Bank of Sisseton and relocate from White Rock to Sisseton.

Washington Comptroller of the Currency First National Bank of White Rock S. D Roberts County National Bank of Sissseton Sissetom

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