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Subday advertisements announce quick results at minimum cost. Ad taker urged to contact Huronite office by phone 41521 for insertion details. Per word rate given. unclear specifics due to fragmented OCR text.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1937
Page
11
Subday advertisements announce quick results at minimum cost. Ad taker urged to contact Huronite office by phone 41521 for insertion details. Per word rate given. unclear specifics due to fragmented OCR text.
J B Spiers a longtime Hand County resident died at his Ree Heights home on June 25 1853. Burial is planned at Martinsville on Wednesday. He previously served as a state legislator for the district. Survived by his wife four sons one daughter and 23 grandchildren.
William A Valentine born April 16 1885 in Wapakonets Ohio moved to Monroeville Indiana as a youth and became a telegrapher at 20. He married Maude Tillman on Christmas day 190 as years pass he worked for Armour and Company in Huron SD until his death after a paralytic stroke Dec 33 1996 at 111 years 8 months 15 days. He leaves wife three daughters two sons a granddaughter and a sister. Funeral Jan 4 at Welter Chapel with Dr C E Wilcox and Rev T Carmen Bell. interment Riverside Cemetery.
Washington D C June 2 to July 9 1937 the National Boy Scout Jamboree will spread over a city like village settlements. Each village houses a sectional camp of HM Jamboree troops with 33 Scouts and three leaders plus section traders traders post office and commissary depots. The plan features hospitals food depots water supply eight miles of mains delivering millions of gallons daily and extensive sanitation. Pre fabrication speeds erection with wood structures built in plants and shipped for quick setup. A Struck line switchboard and forty line internal connections will link sections while a daily 50 000 circulation paper will be published by Scouts. Financing is by nominal fees paid by Scouts. The 1935 site praised for efficiency would have served well under military standards.
Junie Bosma writes that Fairfield No. 2 School moved the water fountain and placed the fountain and faucet behind freezing cold. The wash stand received a new cover and desks were shifted to the front for warmth while the teacher sat at the back. Students made snowmen, sled pictures, and a Brownies skating poster amid hanging snowflakes.
Kenneth Poulisse presided at a Jan 5 meeting of the Friendly League of the Fairtied School. James Clark read the roll call as pupils named birds and minutes were approved. Committees were appointed on black boards erasers dusting wastepaper basket hall vector ventilation and water fountain. Jane Bosma wrote this account.
OLIVE NEFF promotes a weekly contest rewarding meals and cooking tips with cash prizes. Readers must submit recipes for One Meal Dishes to the Evening Huvonite office by next Wednesday before o clock and may win 1 for first place or 50 cents for second. An article on cornmeal cooking explains scalding to improve texture, liquid ratios, and pre cooking to prevent grainy bread. It covers coarse and fine meal differences, batter preparation, and traditional methods for hoe cakes and pone.
Banks support scouts in Staten Island by a summer camp savings plan. Boys deposit 30 cents weekly in chosen banks, following a Christmas Club style method. After three weeks, they have funds for two weeks of camp plus travel, and receive a special camp rate for participation.
The text describes how adding a leavening agent and eggs to cornbread, plus a touch of fat for tenderness and a hint of sugar for flavor and browning, creates a modern muffin mixture.
Brookings January report shows Dakota farm prices rising from November to December with corn, oats, barley, rye, beef cattle, hogs, lambs and potatoes up, while flaxseed poultry and butterfat slip. Wheat average up to 1.72 per bushel. hogs and cattle gain. Eggs rise to 1.17 a dozen.
Sioux Falls Jan 12 Consoli dated net earnings of John Morrell and Company and its subsidiaries for the fiscal year 1936 were 619,489.57 equiva lent to 51.60 per share of common stock the company said today This profit amounted to only three fourths of a cent per dollar of sales Total sales were 82,118,973 Net profits in 1935 were 5865 or BA cents a share
President Roosevelt urged employers to hire workers now to balance the 1918 budget, prompting varied reactions from U.S. business leaders. Executives from the Chamber of Commerce, Nunn-Bush Shoe Co., Milwaukee Railroad, Seaman Body, and others argued for cooperation with government and labor to reduce unemployment, while some warned against overreach and others praised the South’s reemployment pace.
New York broadcasts list Civil Service topic discussions with excerpts from American Town Hall WJZ NBC featuring Interior Secretary Ickes and Mrs. Eugene Meyer plus Thurman Stone. Other stations WABC CBS NBC WEAF highlight talks and variety programs for Wednesday night including Alexander Woollcott Hammerstein Music Hall and Al Jolson show.
Crossword solution clues point to a famed U S judge. The puzzle lists many entries like encampments court poem and other terms, proposing a clever swap of letters and definitions. Final answer reflects a well known legal figure within a themed grid.
A crowded schedule lists Wayne King, Franke Masters, Benny Goodman, Ozzie Nelson and others performing coast to coast. The lineup includes orchestras, comedy sketches, melodrama, and news segments from 6:00 to 11:00 with several foreign broadcasts and theater reviews noted.
Vermillion January 12 two debates set between University of South Dakota and Morningside College. A men’s and women’s USD team will argue minimum wages as industry limits with Richard Porter Webster and Roeg Oviatt Huron on the USD affirmative and Nacha Draffic Vermilion and Avanelle Speight Redfield on the negative.
Dr J A Moore of Huron College known as ranger naturalist entertained the Huron Co-Operative Club at a luncheon Monday. He juggled balls and Indian clubs while balancing items and played bugle calls on trumpet while balancing lips. He also juggled Indian clubs and performed harmonica tricks.
Lieutenant Governor McMurchie and Speaker Miller announced new Senate and House committees. Senate chairs include Fish and Game H W Seide Twin Brooks. Counties and Towns Albert B Rissy Carson. Banking C A Stensland Madison. Education C H Have Calman. Public Health Elmer A Beck Ree Heights. Agriculture Elmer A Beck Ree Heights. House chairs list Banks L M Laurson Herald. Capitol Grounds Guy Harding Hughes. Bridges Paul Anderson Charles Mix. Auditing W J Pesicka Charles Mix. Judiciary A F Schultz Brookings. Charitable Institutions Wm De Boer Corsica. Aviation C M Warrall Hurst. Child Welfare George Alt Mesdy. Cement Products E R James Pennington. Bushfields depart Miller for California trip.
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