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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
3
Pierre July 8 crop conditions in the eastern South Dakota region are generally favorable and land values are high, with the state planning board predicting a potential decrease in tax delinquencies for 1937. The report notes delinquency as a major administrative issue, linking drought and economic downturn to ownership changes and tax rate pressures.
Specialty program for ages six to thirteen begins Tuesday at Alpena Methodist Church. Twenty-one children join primary and 22 join junior departments. Classes run weekdays for two weeks starting at 1 PM. Junior teachers include Mrs. Herman Kunze Mrs. Ralph Hayes and Mrs. Ray Webber. Primary instructors are Mrs. E McWilliams Mrs. S Burnigan Mrs. Allen Brigham Mrs. Chester Milhouse and Mrs. A R Eschlinan.
Bancroft July 8 report lists Mr and Mrs Charles Barber and daughter Wanda with Betty Boorman of Pierre and Mr and Mrs Hans Halverson and sons visiting the Graham home in Melrose Minnesota then Nell Graham joined for a week of fishing and camping in northern Minnesota. Halversons visiting Sauk Center. Armstrong boy injured. nurse leaves Rockham after stroke care.
The East Bethany Lutheran Club held its annual Independence Day picnic at Newman's Grove on Monday. The afternoon featured a bee, followed by sports including a kit and tenball game. Music was provided by the Erwin band.
About 1,200 people attended Spirit Lake Independence Day events in Willow Lake on Monday. Six churches organized the affair with Rev. A. J. Koopman presiding over committees. Morning sports included volleyball and horseshoes, followed by lunch and 15 events. Rev. Theodore Monson delivered the afternoon address. Music was provided by local singers and the event closed with a large fireworks display.
June statistics from Hand County clerk W. Thomas show weddings as the month’s highlight, with numerous births and deaths listed for towns including Miller Ree Heights St. Lawrence and Florence. Marriage and death notices reference many local families and individuals across the region.
The Evening Huronite delivers a Thursday July 8 1837 update on state events. Local notices, political developments, and civic updates fill the page with timely information for readers across the region.
Gordon Custer son of Mr and Mrs Burton Custer Wolsey departed last week for Charleston West Virginia where he has accepted a position with the DuPont organization starting July 1. He is a Wolsey High School graduate class of 1933 and earned a chemical engineering degree from the University of Minnesota in June 1937. While at the university he was first trumpeteer in the marching band a member of the All U council and elected to Alpha Chi Sigma honorary chemical engineers.
Pierre July 8 The attorney general's office says retail sales tax does not apply to trailers and house trailers as they are motor vehicles and taxed 3 percent at first registration. Revenue from the tax goes to the general fund with portions for aid, administration, and the school fund. Also notes redistricting guidance for Butte County and no longer requiring county auditor irregularities reports.
Doland drew its biggest crowd for July 3 festivities hosted by the Doland Service Club. Floats and bands led a streetside parade with multiple prize divisions, while a ball game between Turton and Raymond ended in a Raymond victory. Next year’s plans aim for a bigger two day event and a colt show on October 9.
Articles of incorporation filed for a new insurance firm in Pierre. Cogley and Company, Inc., Sioux Falls, is the authorized agent. Incorporators named are James E. Copley, T. M. McCormick, and Daphney D. Cogley, all of Sioux Falls.
Alpena announces its annual Sports Day on July 21 after rescheduling from August. The Cw's Amusement Company from Nebraska is booked to appear, with the full program yet to be finalized by the committee.
Entertainment and committees plan a large gathering with appointments across sports and program, publicity and music, parade, concessions, dance, baseball, and related roles. Named members include Charles Brammer R S Cook A J Liedschlaw P O Paderson O Fosnos Harry Christenson A J Brigham K T Aisenbrey Lyle Freeman Ralph Hayes William Evans AL Aisenbrey Y Benison E Lehr T Rosser Wiliam Sheffield Mason Smith OQ Brzarawsky F H Lund Elmer Lundberg W L Kelley A A Hart Emil Mogek B B Gates A J Brigham J D Evans.
Bancroft reports a class of 11 confirmed by Rev. A. Ketler at the Lutheran Church Sunday. Names named include Erma Boehm Edns Kerkow Louise Geyer Francis Heitman Harriet Forbes George Kerkow Erwin Dirksen Allen Buche Roy Dirksen William Busch and Raymond Dirksen.
Caused by tired kidneys many aches are linked to waste buildup in the blood. Donu's Fills are pitched as effective for cleansing the kidneys and easing pains like rheumatism lumbago and headaches, claiming to support the body’s waste elimination.
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