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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
7
Fatty foods provide needed calories and flavor for lightweight summer diets. Salt pork and bacon fat are encouraged for energy and palatability, with frying tips and menu ideas for hot weather meals.
Mellette on July 7 reports the new Deloye cafe building is complete and open to the public. A one story brick structure with a full basement measures 25x feet and features dark oak interior, peach accents, four oak booths, two counters with stools for 15, and a rear kitchen area with standard equipment. The cafe replaces the previous building destroyed by fire in spring.
Esmond Montana on July 1 hosts Stanley Detinger and Mr and Mrs Charles McCluskey and family who arrived from Montana. They report crop conditions are excellent there this year. Mr and Mrs Victor Reed and Jack accompanied the McCluskeys to Itchelville Ta for a visit with Mr McCluskey's father.
A mid century cooking piece suggests housewives can boost fat intake for summer by making a rich pie with a short crust. It provides a full recipe for fat based crust, blending, rolling, filling, shaping and baking steps.
Sioux Falls July 7 Fingers came in for more than their share of injuries this week two residents of Sioux Falls vicinity suffering injuries to these appendages Carl Monson former living five miles southeast of Sioux Falls lost the middle finger of his left hand when it became caught in the block and tackle of a windmill Anmputation was necessary the finger being badly crushed Rufus Smith a Sioux Falls negro sustained a split finger in a Ball game Two stitches were required to close the wound
The Altar society of All Saints Catholic church met at the home of Mrs Sylvester Morgen. In the afternoon the women tied quilts and at the close of the session refreshments were served by Mrs Morgen and assisting hostess Mrs Bon Pisehback.
A community note invites readers to submit a single picnic menu with simple prep and minimal spill risk, plus recipes for any unusual dishes. Prizes range from 50 cents to $1.50, with entries due by 10 AM July 9. Also reports Mrs. George Lloyd returned from a six month vacation visiting Kansas City and St. Paul relatives.
Rapid City reports the Mt Rushmore memorial scenic highway now features a two way tunnel drilled through solid granite between Rapid City Rockerville and Keystone. The tunnel section was finished this week after almost a year of work announced by A H Babcock district engineer. A six mile Rockerville to Rapid City road is under construction and slated for completion in about six weeks.
Groton saw steady rain all day hindering public Fourth of July celebrations. Many residents canceled plans and headed to lake resorts while others postponed picnics. In Tulare a plant lice infestation threatens wheat, and confirmation classes began at the M. E. church with Rev. W S Van leading.
Washington dispatch reports Vice President Curtis, age 74, set to hit the trail despite critics who questioned his age. He will campaign vigorously, recalling 1928 when he spoke in 33 states and as many as 14 times daily, with a vacation to be arranged only after nomination notices. In New York patch, critics note late senate sessions, but Curtis remains ready when campaign managers call.
A July 1 dispatch notes Oscar Shubert of Wessington Springs is building a large granary on his Big Bend property to store his 12 crop, described as a bumper. Also reported July 7 a Cleveland pair visits Wessington Springs for a month with Mrs Vivian Spriggs later remembered, and a July 2 Beadle County probate hearing notice for Leopold Otto estate with Fred Otto seeking letters testamentary, set for July 2 at 2 PM in Huron.
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