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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
16
The Beadle county rural schools outside Huron mail long review questionnaires to sixth, seventh, and eighth graders overseen by County Superintendent Nellie J Brusse. The materials aid students and parents in checking progress as regular midterm exams are postponed until next month.
Auto license sales in Kingsbury rise sharply as postwar demand surges. Officials report 3,780 plates issued countywide with strong turnout at the county clerk's office. Prices and specific plate varieties are noted as popular among motorists and businesses.
Fragmented text mentions a Monday trip of 3560 units, Union, 9200s of cry limits, leaving Tennessee. Reference to wheat, sowine, and a person named Mr. Thedovtt's ord appears. No clear events, dates, or consistent entities can be confirmed from the unreadable source.
The season debut features Oxens against DeSmer in a volleyball clash. Details are incomplete but the event marks the start of the season with teams and venue identified.
Last night Bishteen men played the first session of a program that expects 20 to 35 players nightly once organized. Rather than fixed teams, players choose up sides and form various groups each night to keep play flexible.
In Tokyo today authorities declared disorders at Gifa over and withdrew troops. A peasants demonstration postponed in May will proceed tomorrow, as ringleaders are arrested over fears a government river project would flood rice fields.
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Denwyrrao sister of Michael Welsit will be held from her brother s home tomorrow morning at 10 39 in St James Catholic Parish with Rev Father Ryan of Cavour officiating. Burial will be in the family plot at St Williams Cemetery.
In Redfield January 10 a judge announced that J H B Humphrey a Democrat has dismissed his election contest against W B E Waller a Republican elected to the state house from Spink County. Another contest by George Haven a Democrat in a separate representative race was also dismissed. The action was announced today by attorney William H Beckman of Beckman and Schelher who represented Waller and Rickard.
Demonstrators representing multiple women extension clubs gathered at the American Legion hall in Huron for the January series of demonstrations. At 10 o’clock, Miss Sara Dewing explained the health value of whole grains using quick breads and cookies. A brief business session followed the noon luncheon. The afternoon program continued with further demonstrations.
A brief note describes how dairy foods support growth and health. It highlights various dairy uses and their benefits in a concise, educational tone. The text conveys a focus on milk as a vital nutrition source and its role in everyday diets.
Bell waived hearing in a third degree forgery case before Municipal Judge Charles Pp. Warren. He posted a $500 bond and was to be taken before Circuit Judge Frank R. Fisher to plead. Assistant states attorney Leon Temmey said Bell admitted writing a forged $15 check and attempting to cash it at the Golden Rule store. The defendant is 21. Warren, a Huron attorney, presided.
Report notes an authority granted to sit on the bench in court this morning during the session of Judge Dick Hauey. The precise scope and context are unclear from fragmented text but indicate formal judicial procedure underway.
Ning students present In Scream In the Dark a two act mystery comedy by Ethan Armstrong tonight at 7 45 in the senior high assembly room. Cast includes Evelyn.
Mrs Gracie Henry of Springfield Ohio recalls a year long head dermatitis in her son that caused itching and sleepless nights. After using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment the rash healed. She notes a free sample offered by Cuticura Laboratories and lists prices for products.
Wayne, Cliffford Thorsness, Brownell Sedam, Norma Roger, Virginia Shep ard, Frank Kinyon, Eldon Irish, Ro bert Wagner and George Theimer. The play is under the direction of Miss Helen Barker and Miss Gladys Haker. The program between acts includes selections by the high school orchestra under the direction of Miss Ida Iverson, Spark ing Percy, Jane. 2 novelty duet, Joyce Woodruff and June Bowen and a sing ing averdancing Specialty, Gertrude Tobin, Ruth Stevenson, Lucille Dick inson, Dorothy Sutera, Dorothy Sch wietert, Virginia Fuller, Irene Connor, Marjorie Hill, Vivian Smith and Win nifred Frary.
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