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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1936
Page
11
The Evening Huronitos details ad rates and submission rules for classified ads including minimum word counts and advance payment. It warns readers to avoid money transfers and to verify offers, with sample notices listing a house move, wheat straw for sale, and a Christmas fruit cake order. The text stresses diligence against unreliable or crooked ads and gives contact cues for ad submission.
Six 4-H girls and leader Genevieve Tippett chronicle a summer in Jo Daviess County forming the Fresh Air Flyers. They hike caves, build hunter’s fires, and cook spaghetti creole for county and state fairs, winning prizes and later presenting at Chicago’s International Livestock Exposition.
A described campfire stew recipe cooks ham burger balls browned in fat with onion, then simmers in vegetable soup. The method uses one pound of ham, seasoning with salt and pepper, flour for coating, and slow cooking until done in a hot skillet.
Mary DeBauche, a Crawford school fifth grader, announces a Friday program at 9 o clock featuring recitations songs and dialogues. The main piece, African Justice, has the whole school in a humorous negro court setting. Pie and coffee will be sold and the public is invited.
Sunnyside School in Clyde Township under Mrs Helen Wessels will host a Christmas program on Wednesday evening December 23. Sylvia Chratensen a seventh grader notes that Ring School in the same township will join with Sunnyside for several plays songs and readings.
The Whiteside Craft Club at Wessington dedicates Friday sessions from 2 to 3 o clock to sewing and painting. Secretary Helen Rahder notes another member joins the group as they work on crafts.
The Blue Ribbon Biddies 4 H Club met at leader Mildred Swee’s home Sunday afternoon with four members present. Papers were passed to send to state offices. They decided not to hold further meetings until after school ends for the holidays. A lunch was served after adjournment, prepared by the leader and her mother. Report by member Irena M. Lynch.
The Friendly League reports Christmas decorations at Fairfield School with red and green streamers across the ceiling and a large red bell at the center. Windows feature the Christmas story with wise men, shepherds, camels, the star, and the manger scene, as described by James Clark. ESmond 4-H Club members attended a banquet in Detroit Saturday evening.
This week's teripe contest asks for pudding recipes with two cash prizes of 1 and biconta. Entries must reach the Evening Huronile office before 5 o'clock next Wednesday. The notice also lists Christmas cake recipes and baking tips, including butter cakes and white cake, with detailed ingredients and instructions.
A word puzzle excerpt listing many clues across horizontal and vertical entries with numbers. Includes hints like Morindin dye, boot y, lunar orb, price, tempest, law, foreigner, and curiosities such as artists and classic terms. Contains fragmented clue strings and partial phrases for a crossword style puzzle.
Pierre dispatch notes the 1937 South Dakota legislature must reapportion and shrink its own size or rely on five state officials to do so after a voter-approved constitutional amendment. It sets Senate 25-53 and House 50-75 seats, current 45 and 103, with officials to act within 30 days post adjournment if the legislature fails.
E Johnson is moved to Rockford as family sources report his mother near death. The brief item notes Sunday activities and the family’s serious medical concerns without further details.
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