This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
11
An old classified ad page outlines ad rate details for inserts of varying word counts, display charges, payment forms, and deadlines. It cautions readers about fraudulent offers and urges using the Classified Advertising Manager for suspicious propositions while listing sample grocery items and a beauty specialist notice.
About 100 Faulkton 4-H boys and girls spent three days at Lake Kampeska with participants from Orient Cresbard and Tamworth. They registered, stayed in cabins, swam, hiked, and joined campfire programs led by local leaders and 4-H mentors. The group elected campfire chiefs Genevieve Ing and Emil Brewer and concluded with a farewell returning home on Wednesday.
Mary Kappler wins the water coloring sweepstakes ticket to the Huron Theatre. Fourteen youths and five adults from Huron are listed as other winners who can pick up tickets at the box office. Entries must reach the newspaper office by 5 p.m. next Wednesday.
Washington July 1 The Boy Scouts first National Jamboree runs June 30 to July 9 in Washington D C with about 75 000 meals served daily. Twenty five kitchens on the grounds supply cooked rations for 818 provisional troops to take to dining tents in thermos cans. Camp chefs estimate 250 tons of food daily including 100 bushels potatoes 13 000 pounds bread 25 000 quarts of cocoa 4 000 pounds butter 2 tons beef and large quantities of vegetables for meals.
At the closing campfire of Camp Wisagoma on Pickerel Lake Aberdeen on July 1 Huron boys received honor bars and shields. Track standout Tom Luby led with 14 points while Wayne DeVries placed second. The weekly Hall of Fame honors named Luby as most popular and most all around boy among others. other honors went to Sheldon Hastings Gerald Soper and Dor Gates among listed honorees.
Report from Central South Dakota Council Troop 30 at the National Jamboree on Columbia Island near Washington. The camp hosts 25 400 U S boys and 400 from 24 foreign countries with overseas visitors including two Venezuelan walkers and two New Zealand Rover Scouts. The group builds gateways illustrating their country while the Goodyear Blimp Enterprise circles above and the Jamboree Journal prints greetings from Baden Powell.
The Live Wire Sheep Club led by Art Allen held a meeting in Rockham with president Dale Hollister calling the session to order. Members voted to visit Pierre in the near future and Lunch was served by Jean Préntice. The next meeting is set for July 19 at the home of Carol and Helen Miller. Ruth Morrison prepared this account.
Arthur Kitzman hosts The Handy Andy Club with all members present at his home on June 24. Francis Coats aims to camp at Lake Kampeska. Members splice rope and construct a hat full box. Mrs Kitzman serves lunch after the meeting. next gathering set for Sanford Madsen's name on July 1. Kenneth Mudser reports.
Yale 4 H Club met at Kludts and at Miss Vera Kludt's home with all but one member present. Plans for the next meeting were discussed. Afterward the group sang played games and refreshments were served. The July 7 meeting will be at Miss Marine Stahl's home. Father Ziegel dort wrote this account.
A Farmecctte H Club meeting at O W Arbogast home Friday chose two demonstration teams for July in Huron. Mildred Dean presented Your Appearance. visitors included Mrs Dean, Mrs Gaudig, and Mrs Dearborn. Lunch by Mildred Dean, Margaret Robinson and Shirley Dearborn. Also, The Sunshine 4 H Club earned 44.0 from a Miller food sale June 26. Eleven Boy Scouts, led by Mr White and Mr Heineman, returned from Camp Dakota in Hitchcock where Walter Kreiman earned star rank and Clyde Cotton Jr. earned first class.
Notice states default on a June 5 1926 mortgage by Charles W Mather and Base Mather to Ann Wade Campbell, with Lot 3 Block 2 Village of Morningside Huron Beadle County. foreclosure by public auction at Beadle County Courthouse at 8:30 AM July 20 1927. Sheriff Joe Reill to collect debt 783.53 plus costs. attorneys listed. Also bids for one 1937 coach and one 1937 pickup announced. bids opened July 6 1937. county reserves right to reject all bids.
A garbled OCR like word puzzle lists many clues with numbers and partial answers across topics. It mentions love, dyes, instruments, animals, money forms, tools, and body parts, forming a chaotic cross reference set without a clear single news event or narrative.
In Beadle County South Dakota the court orders Eva Lanore Weigold guardian and administratrix to show cause why an order to sell the undivided one half interest of the estate in Lot 1 Block 10 in Howard should not be issued. Hearing is set for July 3 1937 at 10 a m in the K of P Building Huron. Publication and service requirements are specified.
A July 1 storm near Orient caused over two inches of rain with wind and hail. Farms north of Orient sustained damage as hail destroyed multiple operations. Clerks, officials, and farm observers noted the severe weather impact.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.