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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1929

Page

2

Dakotan Explains Farm Budget Link In South Dakota

A E B Anderson director of extension spoke to the American Farm Economies association in Washington on boosting South Dakota farm income through farm management tied to market outlooks. He described district conferences and county agent efforts to prepare budgets showing feed costs labor and regional factors, aiding farmers to plan for present and long term price trends.

Washington, D Extension Service South Dakota State College South Dakota A. E B. Anderson American Farm Economies Association Anderson Washington Anderson Sail Dakota Andersomt Ningles

Recognizing Leaders At 4-H Short Course

Brookings December 27 One local 4-H club leader will receive a leadership pin for four years of successful guidance. The pins, awarded at various events including the Junior Short Course, mark continued service in 4-H leadership. Four 1928 honorees are George Davis Beatle Otto Sandstrom Robert Wheeling and Wilbert Anderson.

Brookings State College H. M. Jones George Davis Beatle County Otto Sandstrom Lincoln County Robert ‘Wheeling Brown’ County Wilbert Anderson Clay County

Lucille Pool Hughes Wins 4-H Trip to Brookings

Lucille D Pool of Hughes county was chosen as the winner of a Farm Women's Congress trip to the Junior Short course at State College Brookings December 27 to 31. The selection committee led by Mrs Robert Dalley cited her long club involvement since 1923, leadership of a first year earning club, and $180 savings from club work plus $65 in club prizes.

Lucille Pool Hughes Flandread Lucille D. Pool Hughes County State College Brookings Farm Women’s Congress Robert Dalley Washington Lucille

Fedora Rede School Reopens January 6

Fedora Dec 27 Special The rede school which closed Friday for Christmas vacation will reopen Monday January 6. A program on the last day of school was presented by the grade and high school pupils.

Fedora Pedora Speciath Rede

Fedora Farm Sale Near Here Fetches 50.50 Per Acre

The James B. Carpenter farm of 166 acres four miles south and one mile east of here was sold to Elmer Foster for 50.50 an acre. About 100 acres are improved farmland with the remainder used for pasture and alfalfa.

James B. Carpenter Elmer Foster

Four Prosecutions by Dairy Inspection Division

Pierre South Dakota December 27 The division of inspections of the department of agriculture reported four prosecutions during the past week for aw violations. They were J Max Wasserman Blunt South Dakota charged with possession of cigarettes for sale without proper stamps. Fined 50 dollars and costs and stock confiscated. R C Berg Alaska charged with failing to retain holdover samples of cream. Fined 25 dollars and costs. W E Philips Elkton charged with making false reports as to the result of the Babcock test of cream for commercial purposes. Fined 25 dollars and costs. Arnold Klopstad Spink charged with operating an unsanitary cream station wherein food was handled. The jury found not guilty.

Pierre 8. D Department of Agriculture W. E. Philips Elkton Babcock Arnold Klopstad Spink

Ice Cream Factory Warnings Issued In South Dakota

S D the division of inspections director Ronayne mails notices to all ice cream factories in the state. Law requires cans and trade receptacles to be signed and trade registered with the secretary of state before entering the dairy business. Complaints claim rivals misappropriate others property and even paint over trademarks. Inspectors are told to arrest and prosecute any manufacturer or jobber holding another firm property.

Picare Ronayne

Open Municipal Rink Again At Brookings

Brookings December 27 the municipal skating pond in the city park is open for Brookings youth. It is spacious enough for a large crowd with a caretaker on site during hours. The pond is electric lighted and a warming house is kept by the city park board with water supply for flooding at State college pond each winter. This will be available after the holiday vacation.

Brookings Brookings Brookings City Park Board Veity State College vWa Tion

Carpenter Father and Son Banquet Attends Near 100 Guests

The father and son banquet, an annual event at the Methodist church, drew nearly 100 attendees. The dinner was hosted by the Community Club with ladies from the Methodist and Lutheran churches serving. Speakers included Mr. Otte and Rev. Kelbourn of Clark, Rev. Borgen, Willow Lake, and Rev. Luke of Carpenter.

Carpenter Bec Father and Son Clab Methodist Libheran Otte Kelbourn Clark Borgen Willow Lake Luke

Alta Corn Best in Miner County

Alta, a small hard yellow dent corn from Spink county, topped Miner county corn variety plots in dry weight yield. S. W. Jones reports Alta achieved 27.21 bushels per acre at Caunya and 26.47 at Carthage, with 13 varieties tested per plot. Other results noted high wet-weight yields for Wimple’s and Fulton’s varieties.

Howard Alta Spink County Miner County S. W. Jones Jones Clarence Hillman Caunya Kramer Brothers Carthage Zimmerman Brothers Felora Aimmermin Brothers Wimple Kramer Hillman Fulton

Boy Santa Clauses Burn as Christmas Tree Candles Spark Fire

Raymond South Dakota December program witness Verne Rush, a student acting as Santa Claus, sustained burns when his clothes ignited from a candle on a Christmas tree during a school program. He was treated at Doland and sent home, with a possible loss of a finger reported.

Lad Progr. Raymond Dee Ls Verne

Cavour to Install Eight New Street Lighting Posts

Cavour will install a new street lighting system with eight ornamental posts on Main street. The town board placed the order, and the lights are expected to be in place in the early part of 1930.

Cavour Town Board

Three People Escape In Lane Auto Collision

Three people narrowly escaped injury in a Lane collision Tuesday night when a sedan carrying Mr and Mrs John Klemm crashed into a truck driven by EN Hittle son at the Forst corner one mile south of here. Both cars were nearly wrecked.

John Klemm EN Hittleson Forst Corner

Latham Club to Represent Faulk County in Debate

Faulkton dispatch reports Latham Community club led by Ralph and Tinus Hansen won Faulk County’s statewide farmers debate team selection, defeating Scatterwood club’s Leo Evans and Robert Roth. County agent Mossing announced the affirmative team will compete in district debates leading to finals at State College during Farmers Week February 4 to 8.

Faulkton Latham Community Club Ralph and Tinus Hansen Faulk County Leo“Evans Robert Roth Scatterwood Comunity Club Leo K. Mossing Potter County Scatterwoot Club Latham Club Mossing Federal ‘Farm Board State College Ageny

Perkins County Tuberculosis Campaign Begins

Perkins County launches a winter campaign to free the county from tuberculosis. At a farmers and livestock experts meeting led by C. F. Orvis and other officials, a county committee and township committees were formed to circulate petitions among livestock owners.

Perkins County Promotes TB Free by 1932 Slogan

The slogan Make Perkins County TB Free by 1932 has been adopted to rally public health efforts. Local officials urge residents to participate in screenings, vaccination drives, and awareness campaigns to curb tuberculosis in the county.

Perkins County T. B

Brookings May Explore Local Gas Plant Franchises

Brookings officials consider a gas plant with several companies negotiating with the Commercial club and city commission. An ordinance for a 20 year franchise was tabled for further investigation after a representative appeared at the last meeting. The push comes as PFW contact and strong local demand for gas are noted. In Cavour, the Junior class plans a class play Friday January 2 in the high school gym.

Brookings Commercial Club City Commission PFW Huntermer

Sioux Indian Dies In Federal Penitentiary

A Sioux Indian, previously living here, died in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary after being convicted of attempting to kill his son about a year ago. His body was transported back for burial.

John Annin William With Hern Leavenworth Kansas

Expect Entry Gain In Lincoln County Fair

Canton dates the Lincoln county Mid- Winter fair set for January 28 to 30. county agent L C Sayre says higher premiums will attract more entries than ever before. The cattle division premiums rise to eight dollars for first, five for second, and two for third, per recent fair meeting. Breeders of purebred cattle participate.

Canton Lincoln County L. C. Sayre

Local Theater Show Hinted With Wissens Ties

A fragment notes ties for the show involving Wissens, indicating performers or sponsorship connections. The readable text suggests an association but lacks full details on dates or venues.

Harvest News From Jom Creek Lumber Yard

Harvest work at Jom Creek continues with T. Hansom using a motorized saw and a crew including Curt Jacobs and the Magg brothers. F C Zane Licka and others assist as crews push toward full production with December 27 updates.

Jom Creek Re T. Hansom F.C. Zanelicka Curt Jacobs Magg Brothers

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