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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
2
In Sally County scattered showers failed to moisture crops and pastures. Grasshoppers continue to invade corn fields while grain prospects vary and hay remains scarce. Farmers report finishing stock and spring pigs being sold for sacrifice as feed tightens. Livestock culling rises due to short pasture and weak winter feed outlook.
Redfield July 13 special The VU Cc T and auxiliary members held their annual picnic at Cottonwood Lake in the J Walker cottage Mrs Thomas Mather gave a resume of the state meeting at Haroc Mrs Meek grand secretary gave a report on the state officers meeting Mr Meek was a delegate to the state grand council meeting and gave the results George Philips was a state delegate to the supreme convention at Columbus Ohio and reported it A five thirty supper was served under the chairmanship of Mesdames Mather Meck and Dunton
July 1 Special reports in Jarne's area show Canova receiving four tenths of an inch of rain Monday evening. The showers last week boosted corn and other crops, with grasshoppers migrating early in the week and corn in excellent condition overall.
Ashton July 33 Special The American Legion post of Ashton and supporters finished a modern pool measuring 50 by 90 with seven feet depth at the deep end and two feet at the shallow end water refreshed daily The project was financed by local and surrounding communities with donations from Redfield Northwestern Public Service company Norbeck company Jones Company and Warne drug company The grand opening is set for Wednesday July 19 with plans for a large celebration.
Forestburg consolidated school district held its regular meeting this week to approve minutes and a resolution to advertise bids for a new school building with about 72 foot frontage. The contract letting is set for August 14 1933 and an audit bill for FNG ET was approved.
Canova district set the opening date for Monday September 4 at its July meeting The local board elected Clyde H Powers as chairman and named Dean C Trippled as theric Two new board members Elwood Duxbury and John Vande Aarde took seats The 1933 tax levy was fixed at 45000 unchanged from last year TEACHERS EXAMINATION FIERRE
Miss Carol Koplin nine year old daughter of Charles Koplin living on a farm near Hitchcock was seriously injured when a rusty rod was thrust through the length of her right leg. She was taken to a Redfield physician who administered tetanus antitoxin.
South Dakota attorneys general issued several opinions interpreting the new motor truck compensation tax. Exemptions covered owner operators delivering own goods, farm deliveries to consumers outside cities, and local oilmen hauling from bulk stations. Other cases confirmed fees apply to shipments from farms to processing points and to trucking for private transport of chickens.
The 1933 annual meeting of the Farmers Co operative Elevator Co was held last Saturday in Lake Preston. Turnover was strong but no dividends were declared due to economic conditions. Board changes include OG M Nesseim replacing the late FE Archer. other directors remain G A Wilkinson, M B Johnson, J Field, and A Wienk. Rogholt continues as elevator manager.
Chamberlain city commissioners accepted blueprints for a $27,000 filtration plant addition to the water works. City engineer W F Cochrane of Watertown prepared plans. Officials await federal word on a public works bill covering 30 percent of costs before deciding to issue bonds.
In Highmore on July 39 a 15 pound bullhead was shown to crowds along Main Street. Charles La Croix from Crow Creek near Ft. Thompson brought the fish, caught at the mouth of the creek. It measured about 24 inches tail to head. The nearby school board meeting in Yale discussed O Keefe’s treasurer report and confirmed the bullhead as a bullhead rather than a mudcat or bluescat.
Residents petitioned Forestburg Independent Consolidated School district for an audit. Clyde McDonnell of the state audits examined records from July 1917 to April 6, 1935, covering sixteen years. The report shows four treasurers and a clerk over that period handling 378 296.31 with 3.03 unaccounted in favor of the board. figures are in the clerk’s reach for verification.
Weber dies in Tulare as special agent reports the death of Mrs Weber. The notice appears in a local column dated July 13 with sparse details and no further information provided.
An obituary fragment notes Louise Ernester as the nee Ether and lists survivors: a widow and children. The brief item highlights the surviving family in a local notice context.
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