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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1929
Page
3
Final examinations for the fall quarter at South Dakota State College will start Wednesday morning, announced by Dean H B Mathews. Class work ends with the start of exams and students prepare for the term's close.
Ninety children ages 48 months to five years attend the State college nursery school in Brookings, the only program of its kind across four states. The 19 members shown today study health, play, and crafts, with a noon lunch and a rest. The program, started to aid home economics training, uses a practice cottage since 1920 and now includes field experience with many students caring for children.
BROOKINGS Dec 16 Special South Dakota cattle feeding methods attract foreign attention. T M Qison head of the State college dairy department disclosed several requests for a bulletin on Feeding the Dairy Herd for Profit received by Mr Olson from abroad. The latest came from Egil Holmho Aladrid Spain with others from South America and Porto Rico.
De Smet on December 16 special report: five Christmas trees arranged in the main business corner. The commercial club leads with the fire department assisting. Instead of a single large tree, a large tree will be placed among four smaller ones, all trimmed with colored lights.
The Young Citizens League of South Dakota will broadcast a Christmas program over WNAX Yankton from 7 to 9 Saturday evening December 21. Music by the Baughman twins Highmore Beverley O'Brien Highmore and a Yankton county chorus. D C Mills executive secretary Aleen Erickson editor Louis Vonwaluni Gettysburg speaker Mary G C Wyant sixth grade Yale reads story.
Mitchell Dec 16 Miss Helen Gethman of Eidora Indiana is the new freshman English instructor for the winter quarter at Dakarta Wesleyan University. She will fill the position left vacant by Mrs Van Kirk whose illness delays teaching until spring. Gethman is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University with AB and A degrees and has taught high school English in Hubbard Indiana. She has held an instructorship in English for two years at her own college and has recently been working on doctorate work at Ohio Wesleyan.
In Ashton at December meeting the I O O F lodge elected officers for the year 1920 with Merle Hagman to serve as noble grand. Other officers named include Harold Wise past grand Fred Stahl vice grand Jens Jensen secretary Welger Rymers treasurer Ben Liebrecht trustee.
County Treasurer H. Vance warns 1930 license plates may not arrive before January 1 and urges second hand car buyers to fix titles promptly. State laws require titles in the owner's name before plates are issued. With January handling 400,000 license applications, delays from incorrect titles are likely.
The county treasurer notes that unlike prior years, all 1929 car purchases require 1929 license plates under amended law. He pledges efficient service during the license period and asks citizens to title vehicles in their own names and present titles when obtaining licenses, urging cooperation for smooth processing.
Partial clipping reports G Baker of Dakets Wesleyan as wrestling with Tina Spear at an event in Des Moines. Details are incomplete but indicate a regional sports or academic gathering with named individuals.
Mrs Anna Louderback of Philadelphia recalls using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic before and after childbirth. She says the first bottle brought improvement, she felt less run down and nervous, and now recommends the medicine to friends.
Mitchell will deliver a photo graphic lecture before the anthropological section of the American Academy of Science here on December 30. Mr. Baker’s talk will be on The Extinct Cree Indians of South Dakota. Photographs of remains will be shown.
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