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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1935

Page

11

South Dakota Delegation Watches Farm Legislation

South Dakota lawmakers Bulow Hildebrandt Norbeck and Wintrode focus on congressional action on farm credit and mortgage bills, seed loans, and rural relief. They anticipate debates on a 10-year loan repayment plan, interest rates, and the potential for a Townsend pension plan, with Norbeck likely pivotal on banking policy and Badlands monument expansion.

South’ Dakota W. J. Bulow Heresford Fred Hildebrandt Watertown Saesee Bulow Senate House Hildebrandt Théo. B. Wémer Rapid City South Dakota Townsend

Lodges Install At Wessington Springs

In Wessington Springs on Monday evening local Masonic and Eastern Star orders held joint installation ceremonies. W Bunday and Mrs Roy Freeman presided as officers for Eastern Star while John Wayhright and James Carson led the Masons. Various officers for both orders were installed, with musical entertainment and refreshments to conclude. Nearby Woonsocket dormitory students show weight gains since September, with boys averaging 5.4 pounds and girls 3.4 pounds, the highest gains being 4.5 and 3 pounds respectively.

Wessington Springs Weslington - Igs W. Bunday Eastern Star Roy Freeman John Wayhright James Carson Western Star Otto Tiede Will Scott Harry Jansen C. H. Hume R. J. Cook Floyd Bunday Henry Anderson C. 3. Webb J. E. Robinson Barrett II. McDonald Ruth C.joy Esther Delmar Buhl Martha Mies. I. Hi Rhodes Electa Viola Shaw Sentinel Cle “McVey W. M L. P. Tamblyn J. W. CS. Peterson D. D. Buhl Dwill Scott J. Dy Lorne Arnold, &. St John R. Urton, J. S.; Robert Moorman Gladys Buht Zong Schubert Ralph Cook Barrett Lowe Cook E. R Buck Louise Buck J.W. Foster Lorne Arnold Woonsocket

National corn husking contest to be held in South Dakota

South Dakota will host the national corn husking contest for 1928, possibly in the Sioux Falls area. Paul Ki of commerce said he received notice of the site for the contest three years hence from Berry H. Akers of St. Paul, editor of The Farmer, sponsor of the event.

Bioux Falls South Dakota Sioux Falls Paul Ki Commerce Myers Berry H. Akers St. Paul Farmer

Farmers organize to control soil in Beadle county

Organization of two new soil conservation associations has been completed and several others are in the process of organization in Beadle Spink and Kingsbury counties. The Silver Creek association in Silver Creek township Sanborn county was completed December 16 while the Ford Logan association in Clark county was completed December 10 with today as the final day for enrollment of charter members. Officers of the Silver Creek association were named James Murtha president Carl Jacobson vice president August Kundert secretary treasurer. Meetings this week under J N Chapman a farm management conservationist are held at Weeks Schoolhouse Carpenter town hall Sheffeld School Wolsey high school and Murray school to organize groups for improving farm accounting. Chapman in cooperation with Joseph L Hill county agent is establishing these groups. The Weeks school meeting was well attended with many farmers applying for farm accounting conferences. Chapman stressed profit in farm business and said farm accounting meetings explain the program to be followed later by full organization.

Silver Creek Association James Murtha Woonsocket Carl Jacobson August Kundert Forestburg J. N. Chapman Weeks Wolsey Carpenter Sheffeld School Wolsey High School Murray School Chapman Joseph L. Hill Weeks School Tocma Soil Conservation Association

Golden Wedding Milestone Celebrated in Redfield

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Smart marked their golden wedding anniversary at Redfield in the Pennington home. A 12 noon two course dinner for 24 guests was followed by a program with songs poems and toasts. The couple wed fifty years ago near the Theodore Schroeder home and later settled in Tulare and Redfield.

John L. Smart Aberdeen Redfield J. M. Pennington Theodore Schroeder Pennington Mabel Lunst George Price Orville Smart I. M. Pennington Robert Pennington Wearey ‘Smart Gordon’ MacNeill Tulars Lavonne Smart Buffes Smart South Dakota Wisconsin Istead Caroline Ball Tulare Samuel Hall Feman

Unclear fragmentary item about community and coast

Fragmentary text mentions community circles and a person named Mrs Roont, with unclear details about anniversaries and notes on West Africa and canned whale meat becoming an established commodity.

Africa

Fern Lee Chapter Officers Installed At Masonic Temple

A Fern Lee chapter ceremony at the Masonic temple installed Equiemn Marons officers after a regular meeting. Alma Gilberm, retiring Worthy Matron, presided. Inez Young became Worthy Matron and R. E. Halthy served as patron with Esther Halseth as assistant matron. Other officers named include Talabet Frecklerickson secretary and Amy Fairchild assistant conductor. The event featured installation rites and honored leaders, with a large attendance noted.

Fern Lee Chepter O. EB. Sheld Masonic Temple Enalatea B.S Alma‘ Gilberman Equiemn Inez Worthy R. E. Halthy Esther Halseth C. CC Baumbeck Aga Talabet Frecklerickson Emelic Almn Gillbertson Jbryant

Alleged Thief Held For Spink Officers

Redfield reports Nathan Linville and his alleged wife Edna Nadine Mallilcent are held in Cagy County Missouri after a two and a half month manhunt by Spink County authorities. Linville faces multiple theft charges from Spink farmers and resale of stolen property.

Don Cote Linville Avain Arresia

Aid Ladies Hold Supper and Sale at Aid Hall

The Ladies Aid held a supper and haverar at the aid hall on Saturday evening with a large crowd. They sold many articles at the sale including candy popcorn and other items and realized a neat sum for their efforts.

AID Aid Hall

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AAA Action Court Norbeck Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board of Governors Glass Virginia Fletcher Florida Badlands National Monument San‘born and Clark Counties Spink County Baler New Jersey Inleer Bryant Lodges Masona Siete Algue Imeamuech’ Thorities Bates County Missouri Spink Nats’ Bank’ OF Huron Salary Loan Company i Central
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