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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1939
Page
7
Missoula Montana report says sheriff announced two men Roy Randall and another, both jailed at Superior after an 8th grade girl in South Dakota wrote a letter to her mother that led to arrests. The letter prompted officials to detain the suspects in Superior, Montana.
Sheriff John Atkinson described a case where a girl named Denice left home with three men on September 10. They lived in a cellar and an old cave near Miles City then reached Missoula. Denice wrote from a bound tent about meals, money spent on a show, and that she had not spoken for over a week.
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Kloth who died yesterday morning will be held Saturday at 10 o clock at Welters Chapel with Rev C E Wilcox of the Methevhal Church officiating. The body will be taken to Madison South Dakota for services at the cemetery by the Madison Rebekah Lodge. Mrs Kloths death at home 136 Ninth Street Southeast followed a long illness.
Mr and Mrs John McKee and their son Brown are spending the holiday season visiting relatives in Galesburg Ik.
Mr and Mrs A B Custer return home to Wolsey after visiting relatives in Howard Lake Minnesota.
In Ree County Texas Dr E H Sellards announced at the Geological Society meeting that relics dating 20 000 to 25 000 years old were uncovered with remains of the Columbian elephant mastodon and horse in Buckner ranch terraces. The find supports early man’s coexistence with now extinct fauna across North America.
Frank Stevens longtime Redfield resident died at 86 last Saturday. Redfield and Groton lodges conducted services with burial in Groton. he had lived in Redfield 29 years after living in Groton and Aberdeen and came from Minneapolis. Survived by twin brother in Athol Massachusetts, son Dr Herbert F and daughter Florence. He belonged to Lions Brothers Co from 1920 to 1935 and was a charter member of Groton lodge in 1681.
Services were held Wednesday afternoon in Williamson's Funeral Parlors for Henry E. Arne 66 who died Saturday morning The Rev J E Robinson of the Congregational Church officiated He lived in Redfield 54 years and was in poor health the last years He is survived by his wife and a son Loren
Kenneth Phillips of Rapid City spent a weekend visit at the O. A. Phillips home in Frankfort, according to local society notes.
South Dakota farm facts discuss rapid spread of cold storage lockers from west to east and advise that freezing supplements canning rather than replacing it. McDonald notes lockers save flavor, suggest smaller, timely storage of meat, with Pork limits, and outline costs, services, and wholesale options for village residents or those without livestock.
Dr Helmut Landsberg of Pennsylvania State College proposed scattering coal dust from Antarctic mines over polar regions to form a film one fiftieth of an inch thick that would absorb about 90 percent of the sun’s rays, dwarfed ice absorption. He noted practical tests on Pennsylvania highways and urged Byrd’s Little America expedition to consider the method as a potential land-recovery option from polar ice in a broader scientific context.
Florida chameleons allegedly illustrate Darwin's sexual selection in action. Dr G K Noble notes males court each female and contest rivals, with fights over ownership of mates leading to a dominant female and a shared brood. The observation, presented to the AAAS, aims to document gendered mating dynamics in these reptiles.
Washington dispatch summarizes a seven state survey led by Rep. Hope of Kansas. Farmers express satisfaction with agricultural policy but criticize trade agreements and federal design, urging soil conservation and a permanent funding method for farm benefits. Opposes staying in war if prices rise. committee plans spring report to GOP House members.
An Open Forum letters page discusses harnessing Missouri River power amid national defense concerns. It cites manganese usage and import shortfalls, urging domestic resource development for national security and energy investment. References hearings in 1928 and Congressional Record 1931 emphasize dependence on critical metals and the need for self reliance.
The Methodist Church in Frankfort hosted the Christmas program There Were Shepherds on Saturday evening A large audience enjoyed the pageant and a greatly decorated tree Santa Claus arrived late to distribute gifts to the children reflecting the season's spirit
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