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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1938
Page
5
Screen listings show Sally Eilers in Condemned Women at the State Theatre with Tuesday and Wednesday showings. The story follows a doctor at a women’s prison who mentors a young inmate, with romance from Ann Sheridan and Richard Bond in a secondary subplot.
Readers submit questions on millet silage timing and value, rye feeding for hogs, and economical hog diets when forage is scarce. Answers from State College Extension cover harvest stage for millet, grinding necessity, molasses use, rye’s relative value, and practical self-feeding rations including tankage linseed meal and barley grinding. Also notes on a 1938 school board meeting and creditor notice.
Guidance on making a feed mash for poultry with 40 parts mash to 60 parts water, variations using skim or buttermilk, and optional dry milk. Includes suggestions to add ground limestone to improve palatability and notes on algae prevention in tanks, pools, or springs using copper sulfate or chlorine.
A large crowd attended final rites for William Robinson at the Robinson home and De Smet cemetery. The service was led by Rev. J. M. Warkentine with Masonic rites by J. H. W. Foasberg. Pallbearers included William Warren and P. Jorgenson. Robinson, 643 2nd Street resident and De Smet register of deeds, died suddenly Friday in his courthouse office after moving to De Smet in 1891 and operating a hardware business with family. he leaves a widow, a son Boyd of New York City, and a brother Elmer.
United States Deputy Marshal M H Helgeland of Sioux Falls spent the weekend in Woonsocket visiting his wife. He returned to Falls on Monday morning.
Dr. C. P. Philip of the Public Health Service began a tour of northern Montana to investigate sleeping sickness in both horses and humans. Under Dr. Thomas Parran, the effort examines potential insect transmission after Montana and Colorado reports show human cases and fatalities amid widespread equine illness.
County Superintendent Clyde Fite displays a roster of rural teachers by school, naming Alpena Helleck Florence Koel Miller Euyjee Miller Plainview Wilma Tiede J Wahl Vearle Neumeyer Cherry Edith Cook Johnson Clara Crouch Shaefer Irene Martins Lina Angeline Hanssen Eddy Harmony Lars Boyd Templeton Helen Hoy Stomy Paint Leona Deskins Long Lake Marlar Elya Ha Beadle Mary Dil Happy Hollow Crewe Gertrude Van Schaick Wagner Everett Schwarm Willman Titanita Jones Ring Pleasant Edna Van Schaick Mawhinney Tressie Hanssen Powell William Sistka Barber Maryon Dwyer Fauston Media Maryon Miller Schubert Ruth Hendricks Beers Genevieve Bateman Madden Wessington Springs Mrs W J Jackson Spring Valley Verna Monteith Christensen Marguerita Parmely Griffith Franklin Mrs Mamie Vonkxer Rock Valley Blaine Elvira Welter Burt Helen Tupper Georgen Roberta Christensen Nelson Margaret Anton Steichen Gertrude Houlihan Meyer Viola Florence Myers Hillside Mary Sheppard Backmann Doris Lindsey Houwman Merle Carlson Schultz Anina Nina Tupper son Mary Robbins Hall T Easton Martin Mrs D Wilson Mort Crow Lake Beile Workman Crow Lake Evelyn Dusek Sefran Leona Sistka Central Logan Mrs Ida Norton Green Mountain Josephine Dusex Prairie Bell.
Robert Watson of De Smet has been spending the last few days visiting Woonsocket. He toured local sites, met residents, and shared stories from his hometown, adding to the week’s small town exchanges and greetings.
In Woonsocket, Robert stayed with former friends while living with his parents who operated the city bakery, noting he was 2 percent of the Woonsocket High School community previously.
Sanborn County rural schools will open on Monday September 5 as announced by County Superintendent Kermit C. Johnson. A September 32 preschool meeting in Woonsocket will instruct teachers and provide supplies with Rev. E A Folley giving a short address. The Sanborn County normal institute will be held in Woonsocket September 26 and 27. Doctors who use motor cars in Belgrade are now supplied with a special sign exempting them from traffic regulations.
Powerful rapid action medicine promises instant relief from hay fever symptoms. Claims to dry eyes and nose, stop choking and gasping, reduce swelling, and improve sleep without pollen tests or injections, with exclusive local sale by H W Humphrey.
In Pasadena on August 30 a patient with eyes ossifying was studied in a closed session of the western assembly of the college of syntonic optomery. Dr. Russel E. Simpson reported only 71 ossification cases in medical history and the patient is the sole ocular instance. He attributed the ailment to overactivity of the parathyroid gland causing calcium transfer to soft tissues. The patient, referred to as Mr Z, has suffered since 1933 and eye irritation is ongoing. complete ossification may require 10 to 15 years.
Mrs. William Warren of Wessington visited in the home of her son Fred and family in Wayland on Saturday. In Guanajuato, Mexico, eleven miners were rescued from the La Peregrina mine after a cave in on Thursday. two miners died in the incident.
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