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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1932
Page
11
A collection of advertising rates, notices, and local briefs from the Huron area. Includes classified ad pricing, dissolution of a partnership between Bill Morrill and Doug Bard, and multiple community notices about births, visits, and local events in Huron and surrounding towns.
Troquois Tred Moeller and family of Nunda expect to move to Iroquois. Moeller will assist his father in managing his elevator, Bizz. L. H. Bruhn and Leo Valder are ill with influenza and typhoid fever respectively, with Valder recovering. Their mother also has typhoid fever and they stay at the NicDermet home. Mrs Eunice Sawvell of Huron visits her mother Mrs G B Irvin. Ray Sawvell leaves for Iowa to join Frigklaire Co in Sioux City. Elia and Margaret Warrener visit their father in hospital in Huron. Warrener's condition is reported satisfactory.
Fragmented notes report a birth in Ree Heights with mentions of Mr and Mrs Lioyd Rummelhat and a January date. The text also notes Mrs Guylord Koox as a patient at Miller Hospital and updates on Mrs W Shearer’s health. Further items reference Mrs Woodward of Brookings traveling to be with her sister and others tied to local residents.
The text notes that Miler was visiting Ree Heights and reports the marriage of Mutiel Steel and Ralph Pierce in Minneapolis. The couple is now residing in that city.
Forestburg relatives report Mrs Ray Mack recovering well after an operation. Miss Martha Kundert returns from Finron after a tensil and adenoid procedure. Women of Presby terian Ladies Aid tied a comforter for Logan township relief. Families travel to Mitchell Balem Clark Raymond Mehlberg Glenn Hayes Elmo Wherler Doland Deland and Clark area for visits and errands.
Carpenter Mrs. John A. Rathi and Mr. George Kuhn along with Ralph Cadee and George Madsen are said to be ill. Mrs. B H Boerd has returned from Doland. Blanche Carter is back in Clark attending the high school after influenza illness.
The Carrie Davis Study club held a February social at Mrs. John King dom's home with lunch served by J. C. Mulvaney who plans to return Friday from Sioux Falls where he attended a hardware association convention. Flu cases rise in Hitchock with town schools closed until Monday and Edgar Dubois ill.
Pierre February 5. Financial problems in South Dakota hail insurance department worsen amid economic strain, fueling arguments over state ownership. The department owes about 440,000 in borrowed funds, with assets around 548,000 and unpaid premiums totaling 442,? million. Officials warn debt may be paid with better tax collections, while calling for operating reforms to avoid further borrowing. Premiums are paid in a lump sum with delays, and a need exists for stronger farmer outreach and direct farm-organization contact.
E M Foster of the U S Office of Education cites that American colleges and universities allocate over 500000 dollars annually to advance learning. The statistics division chief notes rising costs in higher education funding and program support.
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